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Time to update your cellphone's ringtone? When you give at the Bronze level - $50 - you can receive an original ringtone by the bands Unsolved Mysteries, Arp and White Rainbow AND impress your friends.
Time to update your cellphone's ringtone? When you give at the Bronze level - $50 - you can receive an original ringtone by the bands Unsolved Mysteries, Arp and White Rainbow AND impress your friends.
Click the above and receive a unique artwork by Amy Granat. Titled White Fade (2008) the piece is a silver gelatin print of a scratched and chemically altered single film frame. Granat is known for her direct manipulation of film stock, and her practice spans film, sound, installation and photography.
Those who give at the platinum level - $1000 - will receive an edition of photo documentation from International Airport Montello, an ongoing project by Rhizome-commissioned artists eteam (Franziska Lamprecht and Hajoe Moderegger).
International Airport Montello began in 2005, when the artists started working with the community of Montello in Nevada to establish an international airport on abandoned landing strips located in close proximity to this tiny town, complete with an official site. This edition assembles 13 photos of the process, printed on acid free archival MOAB Legion cotton paper.
Dear Readers,
Rhizome supports artists. It's what we do. My aim for Rhizome's editorial - the daily blog and our weekly mailer Rhizome News - is to give our audience balanced, smart, in-depth coverage of the new media art field. When readers land on our front page, I think about how our content might benefit their work as artists, educators, curators, students, and creative professionals. The blog is a resource for our community. I hope that our posts provide a mainline to our (often underrepresented) field, both past and present. By donating to Rhizome, you not only help our many fantastic programs, such as Commissions, Artbase, Events, Opportunities and Announcements, you also guarantee to keep editorial alive.
In the past year, we've covered so much ground on the blog. The diversity of our posts reflects the distinctive place of our organization. Here's a recap of some highlights from Rhizome's editorial in 2010:
- Writers Initiative, where we commission original articles by critics and artists on a variety of different subjects. In the past 12 months alone, we've featured interviews with sound art collective Ultra-red, new media performance artist Jeremy Bailey, the performance artist behind the Interior Semiotics meme Natacha Stolz, Jamie Warren of the innovative children's television program Whoop Dee Doo and many others. We've run essays on online curatorial collective Jstchillin, the use of the spreadsheet in artistic practice, and even a round up of all the latest artist-produced iPhone apps. Not to mention the book reviews of titles such as Beryl Graham and Sarah Cook's "Rethinking Curating: Art after New Media", Steve Goodman's "Sonic Warfare: Sound, Affect and the Ecology of Fear" and John Zorn's edited anthology of writings on music and mysticism "Arcana ...
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The work is hand screenprinted on digital-c print and is 30 x 24 inches large. If you give at the cast iron level to Rhizome's Community Campaign - that's $4000 - you can have this magnificent beauty for your very own.
From the PDF exhibition series Adobe PDF. These images are from File 4 "Hidden Shit" by Adam Cruces and Michael Ray-Von.
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When most people think about foods that can build strong bones, the first thing that comes to mind is probably milk (or other dairy products like cheese and yogurt).
For years, the dairy industry has worked hard and spent lots of money to promote milk as the premier food source of bone-building nutrients. And it's worked. After all, how many times have you flipped through a magazine and seen a celebrity sporting a milk mustache?
While it's true that dairy does contain a good deal of bone-friendly calcium and vitamin D, milk is certainly not the be-all and end-all when it comes to strong, healthy bones. More and more research is showing that some other less obvious foods can also have pretty profound bone health benefits. Take, for instance, seafood and fruit. While both food groups are important in an overall healthy diet, not many people would associate them specifically with bone health.
Some Less Obvious Choices for Bone Health
In a study conducted in China,[1] researchers divided 12,055 men and women into four groups:
- 2,409 men younger than age 45
- 3,439 men older than age 45
- 4,216 premenopausal women
- 1,991 postmenopausal women
All participants were given physicals and had their bone mineral density measured using a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) scan. Participants also filled out a nutritional questionnaire so researchers could collect data on their consumption of preserved food, meat (mainly pork), milk, seafood, and fruits and vegetables.
At the conclusion of the study, researchers learned some fascinating information about the effects of certain foods and food groups on bone mineral density.
Not surprisingly, intake of preserved food and pork had no effect on bone mineral density. (In fact, the high sodium content in preserved food can actually contribute to osteoporosis.) What was interesting, though, was what researchers discovered about the effects of milk, seafood and certain produce on bones.
In total, 5,760 of the male participants and 6,127 of the female participants consumed less than 250 grams (just over one cup) of milk per week, and 76 men and 62 women had between 250 grams and 1,500 grams (up to about 6 and a half cups) per week.
Although low milk consumption is not unusual inChina, you would still think the people who drank more milk would have fared better on their bone density tests, since they were consuming greater amounts of calcium. But researchers did not find that drinking more milk had a significant effect on bone density in this study population. (Keep in mind that this was just a small fraction on the participants.)
Seafood consumption, on the other hand, was significantly associated with greater bone mineral density in women, particularly in the premenopausal group. A total of 1,842 women reported eating more than 250 grams of fish per week. (That's the equivalent of about two small 4-ounce fillets.) That minimum weekly serving of fish led to an improvement in their total bone mineral density.
Fruit was also shown to be more bone-friendly than originally thought. Across all four test groups, 4,503 men and 4,706 women reported consuming less than 250 grams of fruit (approximately 1 cup) per week, while 1,324 men and 1,479 women ate more than 250 grams per week. Researchers discovered that the higher fruit intake was associated with higher bone mineral density in both men and women.
Vegetable consumption, however, had no effect on bone mineral density. Researchers speculated this was because Chinese diets mostly contain cooked, rather than raw, vegetables. Cooking can cause depletion of important nutrients.
Why Fish and Fruit?
What is it about seafood and fruit that make them so bone-friendly? Researchers believe that, for fish, it is the high content of omega-3 fatty acids, since some research has shown that a deficiency in this healthy fat can contribute to bone loss.[2]
In addition, omega-3s may help enhance the effects of vitamin D, a critical vitamin that facilitates calcium absorption in the body. (This is why dairy products have added vitamin D.)
As for fruit, researchers believe that their results may be due to the fact that fruit contains high amounts of other vitamins and minerals necessary for bone health, mainly potassium, magnesium and vitamin C. In postmenopausal women, in particular, it is believed that estrogen deficiency can cause loss of magnesium, which in turn disrupts how calcium is absorbed and used. Additionally, potassium helps regulate and balance calcium levels in the body and bones.
Fill Up on These Bone Foods
Regardless of your sex or the status of your bones, adding fish and fresh fruit to your diet is critical for good health. But if you do suffer from bone loss or osteoporosis, these foods are more critical than ever!
Some excellent seafood options that are rich in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids include salmon, tuna, mackerel and sardines. Also, be sure to consume a rainbow of various fruits daily, including berries, apples, kiwi, pomegranates and various citrus fruits.
And of course, if you enjoy and tolerate dairy, then definitely include low-fat or non-fat milk products in your daily diet. Your bones — in fact, your entire body — will thank you!
[1] Zalloua PA et al. Impact of seafood and fruit consumption on bone mineral density. Maturitas. 2007 Jan 20;56(1)1–11.
[2] Albertazzi P and Coupland K. Polyunsaturated fatty acids. Is there a role in postmenopausal osteoporosis prevention? Maturitas. 2002 May 20;42(1):13–22.

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Born: 1923, Breslau, Germany
Describes the mood of passengers on the "St. Louis" after they were denied entry into Cuba [Interview: 1989]
Gerda and her parents obtained visas to sail to Cuba on the "St. Louis" in May 1939. When the ship arrived in Havana harbor, most of the refugees were denied entry and the ship had to return to Europe. Gerda and her parents disembarked in Belgium. In May 1940, Germany attacked Belgium. Gerda and her mother escaped to Switzerland. After the war, they were told that Gerda's father had died during deportation.
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Red Solo Cup by Toby Keith is featured in Hold on to Sixteen, the eighth episode of Season Three. It is sung by Sam and the New Directions with solos from Finn, Mike, Puck, Quinn, Sam, and Tina.
Finn returns to McKinley with Sam so he could compete with New Directions at Sectionals, since they were down several members. During the performance, everyone seems to be having fun, except Kurt. Rachel is not seen, because she was suspended for rigging the student class president ballots in the previous episode. At the end of the song, Santana greets Sam back with a message she kept just in case he returned. The message is full of insults, but she says she truly did miss him, and they hug.
2, 1, 2, 3
Now, red solo cup is the best receptacle (Quinn: Mmhmm)
For barbecues, tailgates, fairs, and festivals
And you, sir, do not have a pair of testicles
If you prefer drinkin' from glass
That's true!
Hey, red solo cup is cheap and disposable
And in fourteen years, they are decomposable
And unlike my home, they are not foreclosable
Freddie-Mac can kiss my ass
Sam with New Directions (Finn with New Directions):
Red solo cup (Finn and Quinn: Aha)
I fill you up
Let's have a party (Let's have a party!)
Let's have a party
I love you, red solo cup (Quinn: Cup) (Finn: Haha)
I lift you up
Proceed to party
Proceed to party
Now, I really love how you're easy to stack
But I really hate how you're easy to crack
'Cause when beer runs down in front of my back
Well, that, my friends, is quite yucky (Mike: Keep doin' it)
Sam (with Puck):
But I have to admit that the ladies get smitten
Admirin' at how sharply my first name is (written)
On you with a Sharpie when
I get to (Sam with New Directions: hittin') on them to help me get lucky (Finn: Lucky)
Sam with New Directions (with Finn):
Red solo cup
I fill you up
(Let's have a party)
(Let's have a party)
I love you, red solo cup (Puck: What?)
I lift you up
Proceed to party (Finn: Proceed to party)
Proceed to party (Finn: Proceed to party)
Sam (with Finn and New Directions):
(Finn: Ooh, ahh) Now, I've seen you in blue and I've seen you in yellow
But only you, red, will do for this fellow
'Cause you are the Abbot to my (Costello)
And you are the Fruit to my Loom
(Red) solo cup, you're more than just plastic
You're more than amazing, (Quinn: Haha)
You're more than (fantastic)
And believe me that I am not the least bit sarcastic
When I look at you and say:
"Red solo cup, you're not just a cup" (Quinn: Mhmm!) (Tina: No way, never) (Finn: God, no!)
You're my
You're my friend (Tina: Friend) (Quinn: You're my friend) (Puck: Amigo) (Finn: Lifelong) (Quinn: Uh huh)
Thank you for being my friend
Sam with New Directions:
Red solo cup (Quinn: Hahaha) (Tina: Haha)
I fill you up
Let's have a party (Finn: Let's have a party)
Let's have a party (Finn: Let's have a party)
I love you, red solo cup (Finn: What up? What up?)
I lift you up
Proceed to party (Finn: Let's have a party)
Proceed to party (Finn: Put your hands in the air!)
New Directions:
Red solo cup (Sam: Red solo)
I fill you up
Let's have a party (Sam: Let's have a party)
Let's have a party (Sam: Let's have a party!)
Red solo cup (Finn: Wahh!) (Sam: Oh, red solo)
I lift you up
Let's have a party
Proceed to party (Sam: Yeah!) (Quinn and Tina: Solo cup)
Finn, Quinn, and Tina (Sam):
Solo cup (Bow doo), solo cup (Bow dow, doo)
Solo cup (Bow do), solo cup (Dada di, da dum)
Solo cup, solo cup (Da, da, da)
Solo cup, (Do de ba da)
Hmmm, hmm, hm
- This is one of the rare cases in which a back-up singer has a few lines during a solo. Other examples of this include Landslide, Hot for Teacher, Run the World (Girls), and Come See About Me.
- This is the second performance about a cup to be performed on the show.
- When Sam sings "If you prefer drinkin' from glass", first Quinn is shown drinking and suddenly she isn't drinking.
- Mike raised his left hand (maybe to sing "That's true") but then his hand isn't there.
- The Drummer is seen standing up and stacking cups and is on the second to last row with only one more cup to put on. A few shots later, he is sitting down again and he has a lot more cups to put in the tower. Also, when Puck is pushing Artie to the cup tower, a leaning cup can be seen but in the next shot there isn't any cup present.
- During the performance, Puck just suddenly, out of nowhere, has a toothpick in his mouth.


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Note: Magneto runs best on a dedicated server due do its recommended requirements at
We cannot provide support for Magento on Cloud Sites so we do not recommend using it at this time. This article is made available for archival purposes only.
This guide is intended for advanced users.
Getting Started
Magento is a content management system that is commonly known to be performance intensive; this is primarily because it uses very heavy and complex database queries and is intended to be run on dedicated servers. We have many users who run Magento on our Cloud platform with exceptional performance, but we have noticed some performance issues, particularly regarding larger stores on our system. The performance varies from store to store, and we recommend installing Magento with your own store data to test performance before going live. We have been working with Varien to assist with optimization and performance tuning of their software on our platform; however, that is still in progress. In the meantime, we have had luck with a performance suggestions we've collected from their documentation and community, such as utilizing the Compilation module. Unfortunately these optimizations techniques primarily affect the performance of the front-end and not the administrative panel, which can still be temperamental depending on the size of your store.
Optimization Guide
The below are optimizations techniques we found to improve the performance of our Magento installations on the Cloud platform, which we have made available here for your convenience.
- Ensure Magento is installed and configured to use the file system instead of the database for storage
- Increase the memory limit in your .htaccess file. Varien recommends about 64M.
- Enable the Compilation module:
Within your administration panel, go to System -> Tools -> Compilation. Run the Compilationprocess. This may take a few times to complete; if you receive an error, log out, clear your browser cache, log back in and continue.
- Improve Frontend cataloging:
- The Flat Catalog has two parts: Categories and Products
- Flat Categories are recommended for any Magento installation for improved performance, whereas the Flat Products is designed and recommended for catalogs that have over 1000 SKU's.
- To enable one or both, first go to the administration panel and navigate to System -> Cache Management. Under Catalog click on the Rebuild button next to Rebuild Flat Catalog Category or Product. Note: If only Flat Catalog Categories are to be used there is no need to rebuild the Flat Catalog Product.
- Navigate to System -> Configuration, click on Catalog and select the Frontend tab. ChooseYes next to the appropriate selection of either Use Flat Catalog Category or Product. Note: If you want to use only Flat Category there is no need to enable Flat Product.
Even with the above settings applied, the Compilation will need to be rerun whenever a significant change is made, and the Frontend Catalog will need to be rerun as well.
The Cloud Servers Alternative
If the above settings are applied and there is still little to no improvement in your Magento performance, we strongly encourage you to migrate your Magento site to a cloud server, where Magento generally experiences the best performance. Please contact email@example.com for a quote. Varien (the software company that develops Magento) has a whitepaper on the configuration and optimization of MySQL and other server components for use with Magento, and also provides this optimization guide on their wiki.
Please be advised that our minimum recommendation for a Magento environment is a Cloud Server with 4GB of memory, which should be adequate for most stores.


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For the past two decades, Kay E. Holekamp has been chronicling the lives of spotted hyenas on the savannas of southern Kenya. She has watched cubs emerge from their dens and take their place in the hyena hierarchy; she has seen alliances form and collapse. She has observed clan wars, in which dozens of hyenas have joined together to defend their hunting grounds against invaders.
"It's like following a soap opera," said Dr. Holekamp, a professor at Michigan State University.
Throughout her career, Dr. Holekamp has remained vigilant against anthropocentrism. She does not think of the hyenas as long-eared people running around on all fours. But the lives of spotted hyenas, she has concluded, share some profound similarities with our own. In both species, a complex social world has driven the evolution of a big, complex brain.
Scientists have long puzzled over the enormous size of the human brain. It is seven times larger than one would predict for an average mammal of our size. Many of our extra neurons are in a region called the frontal cortex, where much of the most sophisticated thought takes place.
To understand how we ended up with such a strange organ, many scientists have turned to our fellow primates. They also have large brains, although not as large as our own. It turns out that primates with a big frontal cortex tend to live in large groups.
Primates may be pushed into larger groups thanks to predators or to patchy sources of food like fruit trees. As their numbers grow, natural selection may favor social intelligence. The primates form long-term alliances with each other and compete with rivals. They begin to keep track of a larger and larger social network.
A boost in social intelligence can lead to an evolutionary edge for primates. Well-connected female baboons, for example, dominate their bands. They have more babies than lower-ranking females, and their babies enjoy better health and faster growth.
Brain imaging studies have revealed that when people think about other people, parts of the frontal cortex become active. Advocates of the social brain hypothesis say the frontal cortex expanded in our ancestors because natural selection favored social intelligence.
Most of the research on the social brain hypothesis has focused on primates. One reason for that bias, Dr. Holekamp said, is many scientists thought that no other animals were worth studying. "Primatologists have argued for years," she said, "that primates are unique in terms of the complexity of their social lives."
From her experience with hyenas, Dr. Holekamp had her doubts. So she began to run experiments on spotted hyenas similar to the ones run on primates. She would play recordings of hyenas, for example, to see if other hyenas recognized them individually. They did. She soon came to see the primates-only view of the social brain as deeply flawed.
"I would argue that's not true at all: spotted hyenas live in a society just as large and just as complex as a baboon," Dr. Holekamp said, noting that spotted hyenas live in the largest social groups of any carnivore. "We're talking about 60 to 80 individuals who all know each other individually."
To understand the social intelligence of hyenas, Dr. Holekamp and her colleagues track the animals from birth to death. Their work begins in the communal dens where the cubs live for their first few months. Crawling into the dens, a network of underground chambers, is Dr. Holekamp's least favorite part of her job.
"The hyenas are the least of your trouble," she said. "You know when the mom's there and when she's not. But is there also a warthog in there that's going to take off your face with its tusks? Is it a cobra?"
Older spotted hyenas pay regular visits to the dens, giving the cubs an opportunity to learn about the rigid hierarchy in which they live. Spotted hyena societies have one dominant female at the top, and a series of hyenas below her. Each cub learns exactly where it fits into the hierarchy, and where all the other spotted hyenas fit as well.
The hierarchy reveals itself most vividly when it is time to eat. When one or two hyenas make a kill, other members of the clan will join them to fight over the prey. But the dominant female always wins.
"An alpha female," Dr. Holekamp said, "can waltz into any kill and eat as much she wants."
There are times, however, when the entire group of hyenas comes together. Spotted hyena clans patrol the borders of their territory together, marking it with their urine. A kill near a border can provoke a conflict with a neighboring clan. "When the whole group territory is on the line," Dr. Holekamp said, "all these unrelated individuals join forces and engage in a clan war."
What makes the social complexity of spotted hyenas particularly enlightening, Dr. Holekamp said, are their relatives. They belong to a family of four species, and the other three live in strikingly different societies.
Brown hyenas, for instance, live in much smaller clans that range up to about 14 animals. Although scientists do not know much about brown hyenas, it seems that some clans live in a hierarchy, while in others, the hyenas enjoy more equality.
Striped hyenas live in even smaller groups of a single female and no more than three adult males. The males mate with the female, but they seem not to have much else to do with her.
The most solitary of all the spotted hyena's relatives is the aardwolf. Instead of hunting or scavenging meat, they have shifted to a diet of termites. A male and female aardwolf will live as a monogamous pair, caring for their young and defending their termite mounds from intruders.
Dr. Holekamp wonders if this range of social arrangements is reflected in the structure of hyena brains. It was not an easy idea to test. "Their brains certainly aren't just lying out on the savanna," she said. "It's really very hard to get hold of them."
While it may be difficult for scientists to get their hands on intact hyena brains, hyena skulls are not so hard to come by. From a CT-scan of a hyena skull, it is possible to reconstruct the three-dimension structure of the brain it held. "You can see all the indentations and protuberances on the surface of the brain," Dr. Holekamp said.
In recent months, Dr. Holekamp has been working with Sharleen Sakai and Barbara Lundrigan, both at Michigan State, to survey dozens of skulls from all four species in the hyena family. Their preliminary results indicate hyenas follow the same rule as primates.
"It's just what the social complexity hypothesis would predict," Dr. Holekamp said. "The hyenas with the simplest social systems have the tiniest frontal cortices. The spotted hyena, which lives in the most complex societies, has far and away the largest frontal cortex."
The brown and striped hyenas, with intermediate social systems, have intermediate brains. "There's a spectrum," Dr. Holekamp said.
Joan Silk, an expert on monkey societies at the University of California, Los Angeles, praises Dr. Holekamp's research, calling it "directly relevant to our understanding of the origins of social complexity and intelligence."
While the intelligence of hyenas may be similar to that of primates, Dr. Holekamp is also struck by the differences. Primates are immensely curious, but she does not see much evidence of inventiveness in hyenas.
"But maybe that's not a fair question," she said. "Maybe we'll have to ask about this in relation to other carnivores, where you would expect hyenas to be very curious and innovative."
To get an answer to that question, Dr. Holekamp and her colleagues are running intelligence tests on wild hyenas. They are putting meat into boxes and placing them on the savanna.
"The animal can see it and smell it," Dr. Holekamp said, "but it can't get it unless it can figure out how to slide a bolt from right to left to open the door."
Dr. Holekamp hopes to determine how innovative hyenas are compared with other carnivores. It is possible that, along with social complexity, intelligence can also evolve in other ways.
"An animal is going to be favored to be innovative if that will help it get food, regardless of whether it lives in a group," Dr. Holekamp said.
By comparing hyenas and primates, as well as other mammals, Dr. Holekamp believes it will be possible to get a full picture of how intelligence evolves.
"There's a tremendous support for the social brain hypothesis," she said, "but I think that in order to understand the origin of intelligence we have to think more broadly than that."


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KU Law team places 15th in international moot court competition
LAWRENCE — A team of third-year students once again proved the University of Kansas School of Law's moot court mettle on the highest stage, placing 15th in the world at the WTO International Moot Court Competition.
For the second time in five years, a KU Law team advanced to the world finals of the competition, held this year from April 30 to May 5 in Geneva at the headquarters of the World Trade Organization. Team captain Bruno Simões, of Lawrence; Ryan Thornton, of Sapulpa, Okla; Jade Martin, Rose Hill; and Matthew O'Neill, Tecumseh, represented the university, facing off against 20 other top teams from around the globe.
"The competition was wonderful," Simoes said. "There is not much room for error in this competition, but that's also part of what makes it exciting. For me, it was certainly one of the most rewarding and worthwhile activities I did as a law student."
KU Law's team initially placed 12th, but recalculated scores after the competition had concluded placed the team at their final ranking.
To reach the finals, the KU Law team had to qualify in a competitive regional round that included teams from Harvard, Queen's University and American University. After advancing to the semifinals in Costa Rica, they had just over a month to prepare for the final round. They spent that time strengthening their argument around this year's moot court problem, which involved currency manipulation and discriminatory preferences in banking.
"The moot court problem this year was especially complex and contentious," said team coach Raj Bhala, the associate dean for international and comparative law and Rice Distinguished Professor. "Just grappling with these issues, much less arguing about them cogently, showed the professional sophistication and maturity of the Jayhawk trade team."
Although the experience was demanding, the rewards made the effort worthwhile. Once again, the students met and received feedback from top-tier judges, including former WTO officials. They took time to sightsee and visited a number of prominent organizations in Geneva, enjoyed the local cuisine, and socialized and networked with the other teams, coaches, and lawyers. Perhaps most importantly, they attended a WTO career panel and interviewed for international positions, and Simoes landed a job with a prominent international trade law firm in Brussels, FratiniVergano.
"The competition is much more highly regarded outside of the U.S., so if you're thinking of working abroad, it is definitely an activity in which you should try to take part," he said.
The competition, a simulated hearing in the World Trade Organization dispute settlement system, is sponsored by the European Law Students Association (ELSA), the largest independent law students association in the world.
It has been an outstanding year for KU Law moot court teams in international competition. Earlier this spring, the Jessup International Law Moot Court team competed in the world finals in Washington, D.C., where they placed in the top 30. KU Law is one of only two schools in the country to advance moot court teams to the finals of both the WTO and Jessup competitions.


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1-3/4 cups freshly brewed coffee
¾ cup margarine
7 ounces bittersweet chocolate
2 eggs, beaten
½ teaspoon vanilla
2 ½ cups flour
½ cup cocoa
1 ½ cups sugar
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 tablespoons instant coffee
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a microwave or on the stove top, melt together the coffee, margarine and chocolate. Mix well and pour into large mixing bowl. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Stir in dry ingredients over low speed. Pour into greased bundt pan and bake for approximately 50 minutes.
1/3 cup Rich's whip
3 tablespoons margarine
1 tablespoon instant coffee
4 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped
Over low heat, combine all glaze ingredients and stir, continuously until chocolate is melted. Pour over cake.


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It seems Jezza and Hamster had an argument with the French police over their driving privileges. While filming for their newest Top Gear DVD, they were travelling on a French highway at just over 140 km/h (the regular speed limit would be 130km/h) but failed to notice a section of the road was limited to 90km/h.
The French rozzers took their licenses and wallet contents on the spot and suspended the pair from driving in France for 3 months. Oops.
Love the end bit: "Top tip: if you are going to break the speed limit, make sure you're not in France."


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OAKLAND (CBS SF) – United Airlines will end 75 years of service at Oakland International Airport in June, airport and airline officials said Monday.
Airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes said, "United has been a wonderful longtime partner and we're very disappointed to lose them because they're a global brand."
However, Barnes said United only serves 1.4 percent of travelers who pass through the airport with its 11 weekly flights between Oakland and Denver.
She said, "There's lots of good news to balance the loss of United" because other airlines have been increasing their service to Oakland.
United Airlines released a statement that read, "We are no longer able to continue the service between Denver and Oakland after June 3. The financial performance of the flights has made the losses too great to allow us to maintain the service."
United said it will contact its customers currently booked on flights between Oakland and Denver and offer to either reseat them on other flights from San Francisco or San Jose or provide a refund.
The airline said it will continue to offer daily nonstop flights between those two Bay Area cities and its hub in Denver.
Barnes said United's flights between Oakland and Denver were 86 percent full in the third quarter of last year, but apparently the airline was still losing money on the route.
"The airline needs to make the best decision for itself," she said.
Barnes said Alaska Airlines will announce on Tuesday that it is expanding its service to Oakland by beginning nonstop daily service between Honolulu and Oakland.
She said that in June, the Dutch charter airline ArkeFly will begin offering twice-weekly flights between Oakland and Amsterdam.
Barnes said there has been "a surge in leisure flights" from Oakland, especially to Hawaii, with Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines now offering a total of six daily flights from Oakland to Hawaii.
Beginning April 26, Allegiant Air will expand its operations at the airport, adding seven new nonstop destinations.
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The Chapter 7 trustee moved to reopen a closed case to administer settlement proceeds as property of the estate. The settlement was on account of a injury caused by prepetition by prescription medication, but the debtor did not know the cause of the injury until after the bankruptcy case was closed. Georgia's discovery rule states that a cause of action does not accrue until a plaintiff knows what caused the injury. Inconsistent Eleventh Circuit authority put the Court in a difficult position, but the Court denied the trustee's Motion to Reopen. The debtor's product liability lawsuit did not accrue under Georgia law until he knew the cause of his injury. Because the lawsuit did not accrue prepetition, the settlement proceeds were not property of the estate.
The Middle District of Georgia offers opinions in PDF format, listed by year and judge. For a more detailed search, enter the keyword or case number in the search box above.
Please note: These opinions are not a complete inventory of all judges' decisions and are not documents of record. Official court records are available at the clerk's office.
Judge John T. Laney, III
When an undersecured creditor holds a security interest in real property and in post-petition rents generated from that property, each interest is entitled to separate adequate protection. Thus, the debtor must provide adequate protection to use post-petition rents that constitute cash collateral. However, no adequate protection is necessary to the extent the rents are used to protect the underlying real property or to otherwise benefit the creditor's interest in the property.
After the debtor's discharge was revoked, the Court declined to retain jurisdiction over a sec. 523(a) nondischargeability proceeding for the purpose of reducing the creditor's state law claims to judgment. In reaching its decision to dismiss the adversary, the Court considered judicial economy, fairness to the parties, and difficulty of the legal issues.
Court denied Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment in a § 523(a)(4) action for defalcation by a fiduciary when the Plaintiff failed to show that a trust relationship arose prior to its debt.
The Court declined to impose sanctions for behavior by the debtor's personal injury attorney that amounted to professional discourtesy but did not violate any court orders or rules and did not evidence an attempt to abuse the judicial system.
A creditor who filed three proofs of claim for a single judgment debt was entitled to only vote on the Debtor's Chapter 11 plan. The Court found that the three proofs of claim represented a single debt capable of a single satisfaction and, therefore, must be treated as one claim for voting purposes.
The debtor pledged his truck to a pawnbroker. The debtor did not cure his default within the applicable time, and the truck was automatically forfeited to the pawnbroker. The debtor filed a Chapter 13 case and proposed to pay the pawnbroker as a secured claim. The pawnbroker filed a proof of claim and received preconfirmation adequate protection payments. When the debtor defaulted on his plan payments, his case was dismissed and the pawnbroker repossessed the truck. The debtor filed a second Chapter 13 case and contented that the pawnbroker had waived its ownership of the truck by filing a proof of claim in the first case and accepting adequate protection payments. The court held that under 11 USC § 349, dismissal of the first case returned the parties to the positions as they existed at the time of the filing and that the pawnbroker was the owner of the truck. The court denied the debtor's motion for turnover of the truck.
Georgia debtors may not use O.C.G.A. § 33-25-11 to exempt from their bankruptcy estate the cash value of life insurance policies.
Chief Judge James P. Smith
The state court had held the debtor and his corporation in contempt of court for failing to produce certain maintenance records on a jet aircraft that was owned by the creditor, and certain personal property in which the creditor held a security interest. The creditor argued that the contempt order was entitled to collateral estoppel effect in its objection to discharge and dischargeability actions against the debtor. The bankruptcy court held that although the contempt order was a final order and that the debtor was bound by the order, that the contempt order had not resolved the same or similar issues presented in the creditor's objection to discharge under 11 U.S.C. § 727(a). The bankruptcy court, however, held that the contempt order had established that the debtor had willfully and maliciously injured property and collateral of the creditor and that the creditor's claims for those injuries were nondischargeable under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(6).
The court denied the creditor's motion for summary judgment contending that a certain obligation was nondischargeable under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(B). Although the debtor had listed on his financial statement certain real property that he did not own, the debtor, in his affidavit, testified that he had told the creditor's loan officer that he did not own it, but included the property on his financial statement in compliance with the loan officer's instruction. The court held that there were material facts in dispute regarding the creditor's reliance, its reasonable reliance and the debtor's intent to deceive concerning the debtor's financial statement.


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Just in time for Christmas! I reviewed the Sony W walkman a while back and loved it. It has a lot of great features, holds a lot of music but there were just a few small things that it needed to be worked out. Recently, contacted by those who make the Sony W again to try out the new Meb Keflezighi version, I agreed and before I knew it, I was running with the updated version, which is awesome! It basically has all the small updates that I was looking for.
I really liked the original music player but this one added an on/off switch and a few
If you read my previous review, it took me quite some time to figure out how to turn off the music player… Now with an easy on and off switch, it's dummy proof. That little OPR light next to it blinks red when it needs to be charged and shows it's charging when it's plugged in.
They have also added a button for playlists as well. Wow these look really dirty in this picture but they are not! I changed out the little ear pieces to the smaller size and once I did that they fit and stayed put in my ears.
I really like how loud the music gets and it works out great with no cords. I also like how it's water resistant, so I can take it with me in the rain and sweat all over it and it stays on and works well. I think the upgrade to the size of the ear pieces and shape of the ear pieces are much better looking. The other ear pieces just looked older and outdated.
Just like before, it's super easy to plug into your computer, both windows and mac OS and you just drag music to the folder on the device and you are set to go. I still don't use the Zappin Feature because I like to hear the whole song instead of just a small portion of it, but one of my most favorite features of the Special Meb Keflezighi edition is the fact that there are little sayings and tips that he says to you throughout the workout. They don't relate specifically to your workout, but are more tips about training in general and how to get the most out of each workout. It's always fun to hear the music amp up and his voice while you are in the middle of a run or at the gym.
Honestly, the ease of using this thing is what makes me choose it over any other music player. I do like the ipod, but the cords get annoying and I've even gotten chaffed from my iPod arm case. This is easy, light weight and it's all you need, not headphones, the case, the ipod. I love that I can just throw it in my gym bag and leave and not worry about all the other stuff. I also really like that I can plug in, upload music and be done with it. It's all one in one compact place and I don't have to worry about it slipping out of my ears or headphones flopping around. Done!
So, Sony was kind enough to send me TWO W Walkman, one for myself to test out, and one for one lucky reader!
So if you wanted to enter the giveaway, just leave a comment with your favorite pump up song RIGHT NOW. I'm in the mood for some new music for the Holiday season and my training for Arkansas. That will count as one entry.
If you'd like to tweet, just make sure to include @chicrunner in your tweet and also the website: http://www.chicrunner.com. That will count as one more entry.
If you don't win, don't be sad, because up until December 24th, they are offering $10 off on Sony.com. You can get your own for only 49.99! Find it Here! Add this bad boy to your Christmas list, you won't be disappointed!
So lets hear those songs that you are listening to to enter yourself to win! (Contest will close 12/16, but have no fear, I'll have another one giveaway next Tuesday! Also, Sony sent me one free Walkman and one to giveaway for this review/giveaway opportunity)


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AOL Hires Demand Media Exec
Erika Nardini to serve as portal's liaison with top brands
AOL continues to rejigger its evolving marketing team. The Web company has nabbed industry veteran Erika Nardini, most recently at Demand Media, to assume the new role of vp, head of marketing solutions for AOL Advertising.
In the new position, Nardini will serve as the "big idea" person for brands looking to leverage all of what AOL has to offer. She'll report to svp of AOL Advertising Jim Norton.
"If you think of AOL's ad business as a barbell, you have programmatic buying on one end," Norton said. "Erika helps balance that barbell. We are the brand company. And we need someone to focus on those big multimillion-dollar deals, and someone who can focus on [the] creative process and ideas. She's got years of experience working with big brands."
Indeed, this new role would seem to be right in Nardini's wheelhouse. The exec is something of a Johnny Cash in the online ad world—she's been everywhere. Having started her career in the agency world, Nardini logged stints at both Arnold and Digitas. After Digitas, Nardini worked at Microsoft as senior director of global branded entertainment, where she helped steward several of the company's original Web content efforts, and then at Yahoo as vp of brand packaging.
In 2010 she followed former Yahoo and MSN sales chief Joanne Bradford to Demand, just as the low-cost content company's business was set to take off. With the move to AOL, Nardini completes the portal triumvirate.
"I'm very, very passionate about content and brands," she said. "I've seen this business from any number of seats. For example, at Demand, we had a pretty radically different view. AOL is the full spectrum solutions for brands. We need to be able to position and package better solutions for brands, and this represented an opportunity to do that."
Nardini's hire also represents the latest move in an aggressive restructuring with AOL's corporate marketing ranks. In December, AOL bounced CMO Jolie Hunt after just five months on the job, instead opting for a decentralized marketing structure. To that end, the company added another industry veteran, Jack Bamberger, in November. "We're really building out an ad marketing solutions group," said Norton. "It's almost our own in-house ad agency."
Nardini's departure could be seen as something of a blow to Demand, which saw several of its top executives leave about a year ago following an initially rocky IPO. Bradford and Nardini were said to be instrumental in helping make the Demand model palatable to traditional brand advertisers, helping attract the likes of The Home Depot, L'Oreal and Johnson & Johnson.


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Wellfleet OUI Defense Lawyer
Recent Drunk Driving Victory
Police Report: The arresting officer observed the defendant commit moving violations. The officer stopped the defendant and noticed bloodshot/glassy eyes and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage. The defendant made an admission of drinking prior to driving. The defendant performed the HGN (Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus) test, walk and turn test and the one leg stand field sobriety test and fails all tests performed. The defendant was subsequently arrested and failed the breathalyzer test with BAC readings of .124% and .126%.
An Aggressive, Tenacious Wellfleet Drunk Driving Defense Lawyer
My name is Attorney James Powderly and I am a Wellfleet based criminal defense lawyer with experience defending individuals charged with drunk driving / OUI / DUI / DWI throughout southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. I am dedicated to defending and protecting the rights of Massachusetts residents who have been charged with OUI and drunk driving in Welfleet, MA. Drunk driving is a serious offense that can result in both immediate penalties and long-term consequences. You could lose your driver's license, be sent to jail and, because it is a criminal offense, even lose your job.
Because of the serious consequences of being found guilty of OUI, it is very important that you hire an aggressive and skilled trial lawyer to fight for your rights. OUI Lawyer James Powderly fights hard for the rights of his clients every day in courtrooms throughout the southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. He knows the law and he knows the system. Give Attorney James Powderly a call today to see how he can put his knowledge and experience to work fighting for your rights. James Powderly can make a difference in the outcome of your drunk driving case.
Massachusetts has very strict laws on drunk driving/ OUI, and the penalties seem to increase in severity year after year. The penalties listed below are legal guidelines and the range of maximum punishments. Most of the time, people are not sentenced to the maximum penalty, but it is possible. The judge typically issues a sentence based on the facts your case, the perceived risk and danger to society, the evidence against you, and many other factors. So it makes sense to get a consultation from an experienced Massachusetts OUI lawyer who can tell you the most likely scenario for how the case would play out for you, and what penalties you are likely to face if you are found guilty. Call me now for a free case assessment at (508) 343-0676.
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Wellfleet, Massachusetts OUI Laws and Penalties
- Period of incarceration up to 2.5 years
- Fine: $500-$5,000
- License loss for 1 year: work/School hardship license after 3 months and a general hardship after 6 months
- Period ofincarceration not less then 60 days up to 2.5 years
- Fine: $600-$10,000
- License loss for 2 years: work/School hardship license after 1 year and a general hardship after 18 months. Ignition Interlock device installed in your car for 2 years, after hardship eligibility, at your expense
- Felony Charge
- Period of incarceration not less then 180 days up to 5 years
- Fine: $1000-$15,000
- License loss for 8 years: work/School hardship license after 2 years and a general hardship after 4 years
- Commonwealth may seize your vehicle
- Felony Charge
- Period of incarceration not less then 2 years up to 5 years
- Fine: $1500-$25,000
- License loss for 10 years: work/School hardship license after 5 years and a general hardship after 8 years
- Commonwealth may seize your vehicle.
- Felony Charge
- Period of incarceration not less then 2.5 years up to 5 years
- Fine: $2000-$50,000
- License loss for life, no hardship provision
Massachusetts Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (OUI Detection)
Nystagmus refers to the involuntary jerking of the pupil which occurs more rapidly with the consumption of enough alcohol. A officer may administer a field sobriety test to a drunk driving suspect which attempts to determine if nystagmus is present and to what degree. In Massachusetts courts however, the HGN test is generally not admissible as it relies on an underlying scientific principal thus requiring expert testimony.
A police officer learns to administer these field sobriety tests in accordance with the protocol and guidelines set forth in the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council and Massachusetts State Police training manual. This test requires the suspect to stand with feet together and arms down by side while the officer explains and demonstrates the test. The suspect is told to raise either foot of the ground 6 inches high with foot out straight and count one one thousand..two one thousand and to keep counting until told to stop. The officer is to count silently to 30 and then stop the test. The officer is looking for the following clues:
- Swaying while balancing
- Using arms to balance (more then 6 inches from their side)
- Hopping
- Putting foot down before 30
The suspect is told to stand with one foot in front of the other with arms down by side while officer explains and demonstrates the test. The officer is looking for the following clues:
- Starting before being told to do so
- Inability to keep balance in instructional phase
- Failure to touch heel to toe
- Stepping off line
- Using arms for balance
- Improper turn
- Incorrect number of steps
- Stops while walking
- Blood Alcohol Testing Defenses
Alcohol Testing
There are two types of tests that law enforcement uses to determine a person's blood alcohol level. Blood alcohol can be measured by a person's breath and/or blood. Certain factors such as gender, amount of alcohol consumed, weight, type of alcohol consumed, and food consumption can directly impact the results of a blood alcohol test.
Breath Alcohol Testing – During a breath alcohol test, the person blows into an instrument such as the Intoxilyzer. A person's breath alcohol concentration is believed to be related to their blood alcohol concentration. By measuring a person's breath alcohol concentration, law enforcement can figure out his or her blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Massachusetts adopted 0.08% as the standard for impairment. This means there is 0.08 grams of alcohol present per 100 milliliters of blood.
Blood Alcohol Testing – Through a blood alcohol test, a person's blood alcohol content can be directly determined. Blood testing is the most accurate way to determine a person's blood alcohol concentration. During a blood alcohol test, blood is drawn from a person's arm, and then it is analyzed. If the blood test reveals the person's blood alcohol concentration to be 0.08% or greater, that person is considered intoxicated.
Videotape Evidence
Some but not all police departments use cameras to videotape suspects at various stages of the OUI investigation process. Patrol cars can come equipped with a dashboard mounted camera which could provide real time evidence as to the stopping of the OUI suspects vehicle, the field sobriety tests being performed and the demeanor, coordination and speech of the OUI suspect. Equally important it can provide evidence as to the demeanor and activity of the police officer at the time of the investigation. The police station booking room is another place that videotape evidence can be obtained from. A drunk driving suspect on video at the station who is not swaying, stumbling or being belligerent can go a long way for a not guilty at an OUI trial when the officer wrote in his police report that only 10 minutes earlier the OUI suspect was exhibiting all of those signs on the side of the road.
The prosecutor has a duty to preserve videotape evidence if it contains exculpatory evidence. Failing to do so could be grounds for suppression of evidence or even a dismissal of an OUI case in certain circumstances.
Police Reports
After a police officer arrests a suspect and charges them with a crime, the officer will write a police report which is a narrative of the events that took place. In a drunk driving arrest, the officer will typically write what he observed that led him to the conclusion the suspect was operating a vehicle while impaired by alcohol and/or drugs. This generally will include the vehicle in motion, the interaction with the suspect after the initial traffic stop, the field sobriety tests and any other observations of the suspect's appearance and/or demeanor.
The police report itself is generally not admissible at a drunk driving trial but a skilled Wellfleet drunk driving lawyer will use the police report to impeach (contradict) the officer on various issues at trial.
Hospital Records
Hospital records come into play at an OUI trial generally where there is a car accident and the suspect was transported to the hospital. These records may be beneficial to the prosecutor, to the defense, or to both sides depending on what is contained. Treating physicians, nurses and staff may documents observations that could be helpful to the defense. For instance, a trained nurse making no reference to alcohol or intoxication for the patient is extremely helpful when the police officer is saying the suspect smelled of alcohol and was highly intoxicated at the scene of the accident. Also important are the results of any chemical tests that were performed for the presence of alcohol and/or drugs. Blood tests taken for treatment of the patient may show the persons blood alcohol level and go be used against him if over the limit or for him if below the limit. Blood tests present extremely complex issues in an OUI case and a skilled Wellfleet defense lawyer would help a defendant who is accused of drunk driving and is dealing with evidence of BAC by a blood draw.
Legal Disclaimer:
Any advice on this website is general in nature and not designed for the specific facts of a given drunk driving or criminal charge. The situations in each particular case can involve very different laws, facts, penalties and procedures. You should always obtain legal representation and advice from a competent criminal defense attorney who is familiar with the facts unique to your specific case.
You should also bear in mind that the laws and legal procedures discussed on this website may have changed as a result of legislative enactments or changes in Department of Motor Vehicles license suspension rules, policies or procedures.


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Irish Youth Duathlon Championships
By ITU Admin on 11/08/06 at 12:00 am
Mourne Youth Duathlon 2006
31 competitors lined out for Mourne Youth Duathlon which this year acted as the Irish Youth Duathlon Championships. The field included both locals and those who had travelled with parents taking part in the main event.
Special mention to Michael Mahon who travelled from Greystones that morning especially for the youth race, Byron and Evan Cunningham who travelled from Blessington and Donall Breen from Wexford.
The local Dromara Cycling Club was well represented by its junior members. The duathlon consisted of two laps of a 600m run course, followed by a 4km cycle around Castlewellan lake and a final one lap run. The run was held on grass and walking paths and included a particularly challenging ascent towards the castle.
First home in a time of 16:13 was Eoghan McManus. Laura Casey was the first female competitor home taking third place overall with a time of 16:46.
Both have put in excellent performances this year in youth events and are also Irish Youth Aquathon Champions in their age groups. Names to watch for the future perhaps.
Competition was keen in all age groups and it was an extremely fast field.
In the Male 12-13 category, Christy Davis took first place over Greg Naughton by two seconds. In the female age 11 category, Victoria Kinkaid took first place over her sister Maria by a few seconds. Meabh Nolan put in very good run times but lost time on the cycle course.
She wins the 'Endeavour' award for the event. Congratulations to all youth competitors on an excellent race and season overall.
Looking forward to seeing you at youth events next year.
Patricia Roe
For photos and results check out triathlonireland.com


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Live review: Lloyd Cole at Bromsgrove Artrix
In the following post, I report from the hometown of Shropshire Lad poet A. E. Housman AND contemporary superstar Michael Ball, where I witnessed Lloyd Cole quietly dazzle an Artrix audience with […]
In the following post, I report from the hometown of Shropshire Lad poet A. E. Housman AND contemporary superstar Michael Ball, where I witnessed Lloyd Cole quietly dazzle an Artrix audience with […]
Exploring the World of the Brontës, their Juvenilia, and Brontë Inspired Literature
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Meditations on the Art of the Cover Song
Blogging the Nagra Tapes | The Beatles' Get Back sessions
"We should have released White then Whiter" Ringo
Waiting for the gift of sound and vision
Collecting vinyl on a budget
Zumwalt Poems Online
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What did the Queen do today?
Exploring roots of rock music using comparisons of original songs and covers of those songs
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A celebration of the LP, the long-player, the album music format. Reviews, recommendations and discussion.
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Vinyl recordings from the 80's , 90's and sometimes beyond or before.
Some other stuff too, but mostly music.
... and classic rock too!
Matt Phillips' website about jazz and all its sub-genres
This world's so mixed up everywhere you go
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Revisiting my extensive music collection, one artist at a time
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Q: What is the .NET Compact Framework?
A: The .NET Compact Framework is a subset of the full .NET Framework. It implements approximately 30 percent of the full .NET Framework class library and also contains features and classes specific to mobile and embedded development.
The .NET Compact Framework is a hardware-independent environment for running programs on resource-constrained computing devices, encompassing personal data assistants (PDAs) such as the Pocket PC, mobile phones, set-top boxes, automotive computing devices, and custom-designed embedded devices built with the Windows CE .NET operating system
- What functionalities does the .NET Compact Framework provide?
The .NET Compact Framework provides the following key functionalities:
- Runs programs that are independent of hardware and operating systems.
- Supports common network protocols, and connects seamlessly with XML Web services.
- Provides developers with a model for targeting their applications and components to either a wide range or specific category of devices.
- Provides benefits of design and optimization of limited system resources.
- Obtains optimal performance in generating native code using just-in-time (JIT) compilation.
- Which Development platforms does the .NET Compact Framework support?
- Visual Basic.NET
- Visual C#
Note: C++ development is not currently supported.
- What are the differences the differences between the .NET Compact Framework and the full .NET Framework?
- What are the similarities with the .NET Framework?


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Whether it's a parable about madness, isolationism, fear-mongering or meteorology, "Take Shelter" is a powerful drama about a man holding on by a thread, driven by another great turn by Michael Shannon.
Written and directed by Jeff Nichols, "Take Shelter" stars Shannon as Curtis LaForche, a Midwestern family man who works for a mining operation. His wife, Samantha (Jessica Chastain), is a stay-at-home mom who takes in sewing to augment the family finances, which are tight, in part because they want to pay for their deaf, 6-year-old daughter, Hannah, to get a cochlear implant that will allow her to hear.
One day Curtis awakens from a terrible dream, a vision of a powerful storm on the horizon, with slick, brownish raindrops like spent motor oil. As the week progresses, the dreams become more and more horrifying, eventually bleeding into his waking life. Convinced that a great storm really is coming, Curtis begins to build out the underground shelter in his back yard, at great expense. Soon he's managed to anger or upset nearly everyone around him with his increasingly bizarre behavior.
Shannon is his typically brilliant self as Curtis, slowly loosing his grip on reality as his visions become more terrify and more frequent. The only criticism one might muster is that Shannon has done troubled/mad/repressed so often now that you go in assuming he's haunted in one way or another, which takes some of the magic out of his performance. Still, watching him slip away is amazing.
Chastain's 2011 Traveling Chameleon Show marches forth here as she morphs into a stretched-to-thin homemaker trying to hold her family together. How she manages to look like an ethereal vision of beauty one minute and a haggard housewife the next is a mystery.
But it's write-director Jeff Nichols who's the star of "Take Shelter," as his beautifully ominous direction brings his script to life. The rainstorm might be the most exhausting cliché in film history, and yet, Nichols makes it work. The storms aren't a lazy shorthand arriving to set the mood, rather, their raging constantly inside Curtis, evoking a fear so great that it becomes contagious.
Review: "Take Shelter" Haunting, Powerful
Whether it's a parable about madness, isolationism, fear-mongering or meteorology, "Take Shelter" is a powerful drama about a man holding on by a thread, driven by another great turn by Michael Shannon.


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spirit v mp5, post 2.3, with flourishes.
The problem with comparing spirit to mp5 – for priests – is that you're potentially comparing apples to apple pies. Potentially, that is, if you're using IDS and/or (Spirit of Redemption or Enlightenment).
SoR and En can give you (up to) 5% more spirit. In other words, every point of spirit on gear becomes 1.05 spirit on your character. And IDS adds +healing (and +damage). I will do a post, someday, on mp5 vs +healing, but I'll say right now "it depends". It depends on YOUR spell pattern and such. I will give a SWAG (scientific Wild Ass Guess) at 10 +heal = 1 mp5 – using Phaelia's original post as my basis and 10 as a simplification of the 11 over there. To keep my head from exploding when I look at the new meditation, I'm going to ignore the healbonus to mp5 effect for now.
What this means is 1 additional spirit is .2625 mana every 2 seconds, or .525 mp5. Actually, adding the mp5 for the spellbonus effect and it's .625 mp5 – two spirit are 1.25 mp5. Something that needs noted, of course – the healbonus is effectively an IFSR effect.
Now before we go on, let's remember the nominal tradeoff by Blizzard's gear options for spi:mp5 is ~5:2. But with all the wiggles I've mentioned, 5 spi is "really" worth 3.125 mp5. Which means in a perfect OFSR world, 1.6 spirit == 1 mp5. What we all know is that, well, perfect OFSR is impossible in combat. So…
One more data point, and we're ready to seriously work on deciding between things. That's the question of what we get from spirit under meditation 3/3. 30% as of this new patch – but only of the actual mp5, not the healbonus. That gets added on as a 'constant mp5 analogue.' 0.525 * 0.3 = .1575, + 0.1 (healbonus equivalent) = 0.2575 mp5. Again, that's with 5% spirit bonus and 2/2 IDS — if you don't have all that, you're not going to do as well.
The critical final element is your dance speed. How much time do you spend in and out of the five second rule? If you know that, you can determine what YOUR mp5 tradeoff might be. Here's the way it works:
% of time IFSR * IFSR rate + % of time OFSR * OFSR rate = mp5 per single spirit.
Since my heavy dance rate is around 70% IFSR, I get: (.7 * .2575) + (.3 * .625) = 0.36775 mp5 per spirit. Divide 1 by that number and it tells me my personal tradeoff is about 2.7 spirit per mp5. By the way, the "magic blizzard breakeven" in this case is so close to 65% IFSR (.3996875 mp5 per spirit) that it lets me close with a bottom line.
Blizzard's magic line of 2.5 spirit per 1 mp5 for most gear options appears to be based upon a 2/2 IDS, +5% SPI priest being IFSR 65% of the time. There are a crapload of caveats in there, so bring your own salt lick.
2 Responses to "spirit v mp5, post 2.3, with flourishes."
sorry for my bad english
i think u forgot somme little things that can change the spirit/mp5 comparaison in raid :
BoK (+10%)
Human ? (+10%)
tailoring set +5%regen


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Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control (Database Control) includes a feature called the Support Workbench that enables you to view and investigate critical database errors, report these errors to Oracle Support Services, and in some cases, resolve the errors.
This chapter explains critical errors and describes how to use the Database Home page and the Support Workbench to do the following:
View critical error alerts
View diagnostic data for critical errors
Package diagnostic data for upload to Oracle Support Services
Create and track a service request
Repair some classes of critical errors
The following topics are covered:
Viewing Problems Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench
To help diagnosis and resolution of critical errors, Oracle Database Release 11g introduces two concepts for Oracle Database: problems and incidents.
A problem is a critical error in the database. Critical errors manifest as internal errors, such as
ORA-00600, and other severe errors, such as
ORA-07445 (operating system exception) or
ORA-04031 (out of memory in the shared pool portion). Problems are tracked in the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR). The ADR is a file-based repository for storing diagnostic data. Because this repository is stored outside the database, the diagnostic data is available even when the database is down. As of Release 11g, the alert log, all trace and dump files, and other diagnostic data are also stored in the ADR.
Each problem has a problem key, which is a text string that describes the problem. The problem key includes the error code (such as
ORA 600), and in some cases, one or more error parameter values or other information.
An incident is a single occurrence of a problem. When a problem occurs multiple times, an incident is created for each occurrence. Incidents are timestamped and tracked in the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR).
Each incident is identified by a numeric incident ID, which is unique within the ADR. When an incident occurs, the database performs the following steps:
Makes an entry in the alert log.
Sends an incident alert to Enterprise Manager.
Gathers first-failure diagnostic data about the incident (such as trace files).
Tags the diagnostic data with the incident ID.
Stores the data in an ADR subdirectory created for that incident.
Each incident has a problem key and is mapped to a single problem.
Diagnosis and resolution of a critical error usually starts with an incident alert. The incident alert is displayed on the Enterprise Manager Database Home page. You can then view the problem and its associated incidents with Enterprise Manager.
See Also:
Oracle Database Administrator's Guide for more information about the ADR
This section describes the typical set of tasks that you perform to investigate and report a problem (critical error), and in some cases, resolve the problem. It includes the following topics:
Task 4 – Package and Upload Diagnostic Data to Oracle Support Services
Task 5 – Track the Service Request and Implement Any Repairs
Note:The workflow described in this section includes only the minimum tasks that are required to investigate, report, and in some cases, repair a problem. See Oracle Database Administrator's Guide for a more complete workflow that includes additional diagnostics-gathering activities and data customization activities that you can do before uploading the diagnostic data to Oracle Support Services. In some cases, these additional activities may result in a shorter time to problem resolution.
You can begin investigating a problem by starting from the Support Workbench Home page. However, the more typical workflow begins with a critical error alert on the Database Home page. This documentation provides an overview of that workflow.
Figure 11-1 illustrates the basic tasks that you complete when encountering a problem.
Figure 11-1 Workflow for Investigating, Reporting, and Resolving a Problem
The following are task descriptions. Subsequent sections provide details for each task.
Task 1 – View Critical Error Alerts in Enterprise Manager
Start by accessing the Database Home page in Enterprise Manager, and reviewing critical error alerts. Select an alert for which to view details. From the alert details page, go to the Problem Details page.
Examine the problem details and view a list of incidents that were recorded for the problem. Display findings from any health checks that were automatically run.
Task 3 – (Optional) Create a Service Request
Create a service request using My Oracle Support and optionally record the service request number with the problem information. If you skip this step, then you can create a service request later, or the Support Workbench can create one for you.
Task 4 – Package and Upload Diagnostic Data to Oracle Support Services
Invoke a guided workflow (a wizard) that automatically packages all gathered diagnostic data for a problem and uploads the data to Oracle Support Services.
Task 5 – Track the Service Request and Implement Any Repairs
Optionally maintain an activity log for the service request in the Support Workbench. If appropriate, run Oracle advisors to help repair SQL failures or corrupted data.
Set the status for one, some, or all incidents for the problem to Closed.
You begin the process of investigating problems (critical errors) by reviewing critical error alerts on the Database Home page.
To view critical error alerts:
Go to the Database Home page in Enterprise Manager.
In the Alerts section, examine the table of alerts.
Critical error alerts are indicated by an X in the Severity column, and the text "Incident" in the Category column.
Note:You may have to click the hide/show arrowhead icon next to the Alerts heading to display the alerts table.
(Optional) In the Category list, select Incident to view alerts of type Incident only.
In the Message column, click the message of the critical error alert to investigate.
An Incident detail or Data Failure page appears for the type of incident you selected. For example, if you clicked a message about an ORA-600 error, then the Incident - Generic Internal Error page appears.
This page displays the following:
Problem information, including the number of incidents for the problem
A Performance and Critical Error graphical timeline for the 24-hour time period in which the critical error occurred
Alert details, including severity, timestamp, and message
Controls that enable you to clear the alert or record a comment about it
Review the Performance and Critical Error graphical timeline, and note any time correlation between performance issues and the critical error. Optionally clear the alert or leave a comment about it.
Perform one of the following actions:
To view the details of the problem associated with the critical error alert that you are investigating, proceed with Task 2 – View Problem Details.
If the graphical timeline shows a large number of different problems during the 24-hour time period and you want to view a summary of all those problems, then complete these steps:
Click View All Problems.
The Support Workbench Home page appears.
View problems and incidents as described in "Viewing Problems Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench".
Select a single problem and view problem details, as described in "Viewing Problems Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench".
Continue with Task 3 – (Optional) Create a Service Request.
You continue your investigation with the Problem Details page.
On the Incident detail or Data Failure page, click View Problem Details.
The Problem Details page appears, showing the Incidents subpage.
(Optional) To view incident details, in the Incidents subpage, select an incident, and then click View.
The Incident Details page appears, showing the Dump Files subpage.
(Optional) On the Incident Details page, select Checker Findings to view the Checker Findings subpage.
This page displays findings from any health checks that were automatically run when the critical error was detected.
See Also:
Oracle Database Administrator's Guide for information about health checks and checker findings
At this point, you can create an Oracle Support service request and record the service request number with the problem information. If you choose to skip this task, then the Support Workbench automatically creates a draft service request for you in Task 4.
On the Problem Details page, in the Investigate and Resolve section, click Go to My Oracle Support.
Tip:If you followed the steps described in Task 2, then from the Incident Details page, click Problem Details in the breadcrumb to return to the Problem Details page.
The My Oracle Support Login and Registration page appears in a new browser window.
Log in to My Oracle Support and create a service request in the usual manner.
(Optional) Remember the service request number (SR#) for the next step.
(Optional) Return to the Problem Details page, and then do the following:
In the Summary section, click the Edit button that is adjacent to the SR# label.
In the page that opens, enter the SR#, and then click OK.
The SR# is recorded in the Problem Details page. This is for your reference only.
For this task, you use the quick packaging process of the Support Workbench to package and upload the diagnostic information for the problem to Oracle Support Services. Quick packaging has a minimum of steps, organized in a guided workflow (a wizard). The wizard assists you with creating an incident package (referred to as a package) for a single problem, creating a ZIP file from the package, and uploading the file. With quick packaging, you are not able to edit or otherwise customize the diagnostic information that is uploaded. Using quick packaging is the direct, straightforward method to package and upload diagnostic data.
To edit or remove sensitive data from the diagnostic information, enclose additional user files (such as application configuration files or scripts), or perform other customizations before uploading, you must use the custom packaging process. See Oracle Database Administrator's Guide for instructions. When you complete those instructions, you may continue with Task 5 – Track the Service Request and Implement Any Repairs.
Note:The Support Workbench uses Oracle Configuration Manager to upload the diagnostic data. If Oracle Configuration Manager is not installed or properly configured, then the upload may fail. In this case, a message is displayed with a request that you upload the file to Oracle Support manually. You can upload files manually with My Oracle Support.
For more information about Oracle Configuration Manager, see Oracle Configuration Manager Installation and Administration Guide.
To package and upload diagnostic data to Oracle Support:
On the Problem Details page, in the Investigate and Resolve section, click Quick Package.
The Create New Package page of the Quick Packaging wizard appears.
(Optional) Enter a package name and description.
Fill in the remaining fields on the page. If you have created a service request for this problem, then select the No option button for Create new Service Request (SR).
If you select the Yes option button for Create new Service Request (SR), then the Quick Packaging wizard creates a draft service request on your behalf. You must later log in to My Oracle Support and fill in the details of the service request.
Click Next.
The Quick Packaging wizard displays a page indicating that it is processing the command to create a new package. When it finished, the Quick Packaging: View Contents page is displayed.
Review the contents on the page, making note of the size of the created package, then click Next.
The Quick Packaging: View Manifest page appears.
Review the information on this page, making note of the location of the manifest (listed next to the heading Path). After you have reviewed the information, click Next.
The Quick Packaging: Schedule page appears.
Choose either Immediately, or Later. If you select Later, then you provide additional information about the time the package should be submitted to My Oracle Support. After you have made your choice and provided any necessary information, click Submit.
The Processing: Packaging and Sending the Package progress page appears.
When the Quick Packaging wizard is complete, the package that it creates remains available in the Support Workbench. You can modify the incident package with custom packaging operations (such as adding new incidents) and reupload the package at a later time.
After uploading diagnostic information to Oracle Support Services, you might perform various activities to track the service request, collect additional diagnostic information, and implement repairs. Among these activities are the following:
Adding an Oracle bug number to the problem information.
To do so, on the Problem Details page, click the Edit button that is adjacent to the Bug# label. This is for your reference only.
Adding comments to the problem activity log.
You may want to share problem status or history information with other DBAs in your organization. For example, you could record the results of your conversations with Oracle Support.
To add comments to the problem activity log:
Go to the Problem Details page for the problem, as described in "Viewing Problems Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench".
Click Activity Log to display the Activity Log subpage.
In the Comment field, enter a comment, and then click Add Comment.
Your comment is recorded in the activity log.
Adding new incidents, if they occur, to the package and reuploading the package to Oracle Support Services.
For this activity, you must use the custom packaging method described in Oracle Database Administrator's Guide.
Running health checks.
See Oracle Database Administrator's Guide for information about health checks.
Running a suggested Oracle advisor to implement repairs.
You can access the suggested advisor in one of the following ways:
Problem Details page—In the Self-Service tab of the Investigate and Resolve section
Support Workbench Home page—On the Checker Findings subpage
Incident Details page—On the Checker Findings subpage
Table 11-1 lists the advisors that help repair critical errors.
Table 11-1 Oracle Advisors that Help Repair Critical Errors
|Critical Errors Addressed
Corrupted blocks, corrupted or missing files, and other data failures
SQL Repair Advisor
SQL statement failures
When a particular incident is no longer of interest, you can close it. By default, closed incidents are not displayed on the Problem Details page.
All incidents, whether closed or not, are purged after 30 days. You can disable purging for an incident on the Incident Details page.
Go to the Support Workbench Home page.
See "Viewing Problems Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench".
Select the desired problem, and then click View.
The Problem Details page appears.
Select the incidents to close and then click Close.
A confirmation page appears.
Click Yes to close the incident.
You use the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench home page to view all problems or only those within a specified time period.
To access the Support Workbench home page:
Go to the Database Home page in Enterprise Manager.
Click Software and Support to view the Software and Support page.
In the Support section, click Support Workbench.
The Support Workbench home page appears, showing the Problems subpage. By default the problems from the last 24 hours are displayed.
To view all problems, select All from the View list.
(Optional) If the Performance and Critical Error section is hidden, then click the Show/Hide icon adjacent to the section heading to show the section.
This section enables you to view any correlation between performance changes for your database and incident occurrences.
(Optional) Under the Details column, click Show to display a list of all incidents for a problem, and then click an incident ID to display the Incident Details page.
To view details for a particular problem:
On the Support Workbench home page, select the problem, and then click View.
The Problem Details page appears, showing the Incidents subpage.
(Optional) To view closed incidents and open incidents, select All from the View list.
(Optional) To view details for an incident, select the incident, and then click View.
The Incident Details page appears.
(Optional) To view the contents of an associated trace file, on the Dump Files subpage of the Incident Details page, click the icon in the View Contents column for the trace file.
Enter the host credentials, then click Continue. The contents of the trace file are displayed. Click OK to return.
(Optional) To view checker findings for the incident, on the Incident Details page, click Checker Findings.
The Checker Findings subpage appears.
(Optional) On the Incident Details page, to view the user actions that are available to you for the incident, click Additional Diagnostics. Each user action provides a way for you to gather additional diagnostics for the incident or its problem.


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Coffee Chronicles: Bedford Hill Coffee Bar
Don't let your real estate agent fool you: visiting Bedford Hill Coffee Bar (343 Franklin Avenue at Greene) still finds you in Bedford-Stuyvesant, but local residents (this writer included) and border disputers alike have entrepreneur Allison Stewart to thank for putting another high quality café in the Do or Die.
Bedford Hill joins Saraghina Café, and earlier neighborhood pioneer Tiny Cup, in the slow climb of Bed-Stuy out of deli (and Crown Fried Chicken) coffee hell—not to mention the legion of Franklin Avenue coffee contenders (Breuckelen Cafe and The Pulp and the Bean just down the road a piece in Crown Heights.)
The just-right-sized shop sits just a couple steps below street level at the corner of Franklin and Greene Avenues, in the shell of a former photography studio and check cashing place. Stewart's renovated the space in the current salvage-chic mode; old doors and wainscotting sit atop beautiful, vividly hand-silkscreened floor tile.
The coffee's great for the neighborhood (though one day we'd love to not use such disclaimers), offering espresso-only beverages from Milwaukee, Wisconsin (!) roaster Anodyne. Stewart says she doesn't have room to do a drip bar, but there is a selection of baked goods from Ovenly and bagel-based sandwiches. My cappuccino is lushly frothed, though the espresso blend stays on the safe side. (Anodyne's website somewhat alarmingly describes their espresso as "tastes like coffee smells", but hey, we gotta start somewhere.)
Check out Bedford Hill, no matter what neighborhood you think it's in!
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Cardboard is a popular material used for the construction of solar cookers. Can easily be found for free in developed countries and relatively cheaply in poorer countries. It is ideal for solar cooking because it's lightweight easy to work with and easy to find. Double-walled corrugated cardboard is stronger and more insulative than single-wall, desirable characteristics for some types of cookers.
Boxes from electronic equipment such as computer cases, printers, laptop computers, etc, are often of superior quality and in good proportions for solar box ovens. Stores that sell window glass and doors are good sources of long pieces that are useful for cutting 'planks' for liners or for other applications where long or large pieces are needed. Take a box or razor knife, straight-edge, and cutting board/mat along with you on quests for long/large pieces, so you can cut them down to a size that will fit in your vehicle if necessary.
Cardboard cookers can be made more water-resistant by painting them with several coats of exterior latex (check with a recycling center to see if there is a program in your community to recycle paint—you may be able to get free paint for your cookers!). This doesn't mean you can store your cooker outdoors full time, but it will make it more resistant to dew or unexpected light rain that might blow in while your cooker is out. For greater strength and water resistance, the fabric/glue/beeswax treatment described on the Tips and Tricks page is very good. You still can't store your cardboard cooker outdoors all the time, but it will take more in the way of dew or an unexpected shower that blows up while you're away from home, and it makes the box very tight and strong.
Working with Cardboard
- Measure twice, cut once! Be sure your line is drawn right before cutting.
- Use a box or razor knife with a sharp blade.
- Use a straight metal edge to cut against. A rafter square, which is an L shaped ruler, is very useful for measuring, cutting, and making sure angles are square.
- Go over your line repeatedly, rather than trying to cut all the way through on the first pass. The cut will be straighter and easier to control if your first pass is very light and shallow.
- A half and half mix of water and white glue works well for gluing cardboard and foil together.
- Cheap sponge brushes work very well for spreading glue smoothly on cardboard or foil and are suprisingly easy to clean afterwards. A very smoothly folded piece of worn, smooth cotton is the best thing for smoothing out the foil when gluing.
- When gluing cardboard to cardboard, wood glue may give a stronger result than white glue.
- Main article: Glue
- Sponge brushes work very well for a smooth result on cardboard. Get them just a little damp (wet, then press excess water out with hands) before painting.
- Exterior latex is good for the outside of cookers. Use thin coats and let dry before the next coat so your cardboard won't get wet enough to try to warp.
- For painting cardboard black for oven interiors, use black tempera paint mixed with some white glue.
- Main article: Paint
- Main article: Waterproofing
Laminating cardboard
Stephen Pearson reports: "We build CooKits in pieces use eleven small panels of cardboard. Shops even in rural areas have thin cardstock available as scrap. These can be laminated together using local cassava glue (cassava is grown all over Africa) to form stiff panels, thus avoiding the need to import thicker cardboard. Join the eleven panels together with 2" strips of worn out dress or shirt (using the cassava glue). Protect the perimeter of the 11 panels with more 2"strips (1" front and 1" back to stop delamination of the cardboard). Let each panel dry properly. Then turn it over and glue on the aluminum foil to the side with no cloth hinge strips."
See also
External links
- Corex is a corrugated plastic product used by Richard Pocock to make his solar cookers.
- November 2007: University students put corrugated plastic to the test - Solar Cooker Review