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What's to be afraid of? A name. Barack Hussein Obama. For some, a name too different, too frightening, too, well, non-Anglo. A year ago, if you had told me that a given NAME would be considered adequate criteria for judging presidential worthiness by some people, I would have called you crazy. But then, it never ceases to amaze me what a very visible and vocal minority of Americans find to be scared about--and these folks are always scared.
Take Iowa Republican congressman Steve King. The Associated Press reports:
An Iowa Republican congressman said Friday that terrorists would be "dancing in the streets" if Democratic candidate Barack Obama were to win the presidency.
Rep. Steve King based his prediction on Obama's pledge to pull troops out of Iraq, his Kenyan heritage and his middle name, Hussein.
"The radical Islamists, the al-Qaida ... would be dancing in the streets in greater numbers than they did on Sept. 11 because they would declare victory in this war on terror," King said in an interview with the Daily Reporter in Spencer.
King said his comments were not meant to demean Obama but to warn how an Obama presidency would look to the world.
"His middle name does matter," King said. "It matters because they read a meaning into that." SOURCE
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I am growing weary of hearing Republicans AND Democrats hissing Obama's middle name like an epithet. The silliness this political season knows no bounds.


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If you look at the British Airways site on facebook, they do a lot of what I would like to do. On the left hand side they have extra "pages" such as Our Promise, Perfect Days, Height Cuisine etc.
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I have also started experiencing this on one of my sites but it is occuring in IE 7 (though it does not occur in IE8) as well as Firefox
I am running 2.2.3. I get a 500 Internal Server error via Firebug.
The problem only occurs on the menus with 3+ options. If I trigger the problem, click out of the Site Content tab and then back in the menu will by open when I go back in.
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Any news on this? I've got the problem in FF 3.5.5 and SS 2.3.3. Works fine in Safari and Chrome, haven't tested IE.
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Curried Eggplant Caponata with Runny Egg
"So, what do you eat?"
This is the most common question I get when I tell people I'm a nutritionist. It's also the most difficult to answer. In part because — bad news — there's no formulaic secret to healthy eating. In part because — good news! — there's such an abundance of good-for-you foods that it'd be blasphemous, on behalf of both my taste buds and my health, to eat the same foods day in and day out.
So while I can't hand you a golden "breakfast-lunch-dinner" recipe for health, I can give you an insider's look into a nutritionist's eating style.
With that, I welcome you to Sarah's Plate – where, each week, you can find out what I'm eating and why. And, if I do my job well, you might even leave with a little "foodspiration" to get some of those good-for-you foods onto your plate.
Let's dig into this week's dish: Curried Eggplant Caponata with a Runny Egg (recipe below). This is my Indian twist on the classically Sicilian caponata. In its most traditional form, caponata is an eggplant-based, cooked vegetable salad with a sweet and sour flavor profile. It's most often served atop bread as a bruschetta-like appetizer.
In my Indian interpretation, the caponata is a vegetable-dense main course with a slightly sweet and intensely spicy punch. As a fiend for all things spicy, all year round, this served-room-temperature dish is one of the only ways I can get my fiery fix during the summer without breaking into a "Man Versus Food"–mannered sweat. The runny egg, when mixed into the caponata (don't neglect this step if you have any respect for your taste buds), lends a rich creaminess that also counterbalances the hits of cayenne.
And, while I'm all for bold flavor and solid nutrition (which we'll get to in a minute), simplicity is the key reason why this shows up on my plate time and again. Don't let a few foreign ingredients fool you. This one-pot meal is one of the easiest Indian recipes you'll ever come across: Sauté. Stir. Boil. Cool. Eat. And eat again. (The leftovers get more flavorful each day!)
So, nutritionally speaking, why should you get this onto your plate?
It's a one-stop veggie shop. The strongest nutritional punch behind salads — whether traditional or cooked — is the fact that you can pack a variety of vegetables into one bowl. In this curried caponata, you get a hefty dose of eggplant, tomatoes, onion and garlic.
On top of a variety of vitamins and minerals, the eggplant and tomatoes bring a generous amount of phytonutrients and antioxidants to your plate. The antioxidant in the eggplant's skin is a powerful free radical combatant that protects brain cell membranes from damage. Lycopene, an antioxidant found in tomatoes, has been found to protect against a long list of cancers and heart disease. Onions, too, have been linked to cancer reduction, and garlic is a selenium-rich anti-inflammatory.
Your spice rack can boost your immunity. It's true. Of the spices used in this dish, turmeric can help detoxify the liver, slow down the progression of Alzheimer's and ease arthritis pain due to its anti-inflammatory properties. And cumin is a great source of iron and a natural diuretic, which aids in digestion.
Oh, and don't leave off the egg. The nutrition benefits are too great to abridge here — expect an egg-centric post in the near future — but trust me on this one. Not only is the egg your sole source of protein in this dish, it also provides essential fatty acids, without which your body can't absorb those magical vitamins and minerals vested in the vegetables below.
Curried Eggplant Caponata with a Runny Egg
Serves 4 as a main course
Sarah Levy is a New York City-born and based nutritionist and food writer who blogs at The Foodie Diaries. She loves food and hates diets.


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"At present, if you wish to maximize your JP/VP rewards, there's simply no option but to run the Zandalari heroics. They reward more, and they have a larger pool of players."
This may be true on your realm/battlegroup, but on mine, running Zandalari dungeons is an utter waste of time when you're only farming VP/JP:
- Queue time goes from 25 to 35. Cata heroics have times of 10 mins or less.
- You have a great chance of being grouped with bad players, wich happens very frequently. Most of them just drop group and make the wait even longer. Zandalari runs need some skill. With Cata Heroics I just sometimes have to explain the fight and give pointers, no big deal. And since I'm over geared for them there's little danger if someting goes wrong. But 90% of the time the run goes pretty smooth.
- They are longer than Cata heroics, heck you have to mount to get around. A Zandalari run can last for as long as one hour and a half if you happen to be grouped with undergeared/learning players. A Cata run goes for 30 mins, maybe 45 if something went wrong.
- In the time I queue for Zandalari and finish the run, I can queue for Cata H 2 times and get the same amount of points. If you happen to continue with the same group, you can do more runs in less time.
- Cata runs are more forgiving if you make a mistake.
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What I do is run one or more Cata H every night until I only have 3 Zandalari runs. Then, I run those 3 on the weekend and get my 980 VP. It works for me at least, and gives me lots of time to do something else, like pvp for example (you cannot queue for bgs if you're queued for dungeons).


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Forget "Real Housewives" ... Danielle Staub is now earning over $1,000 AN HOUR to chat on the phone with fans ... and here's a shocker, she doesn't even need to talk dirty.
The former reality villain has joined forces with a website called Dial-A-Star.com ... connecting fans with z-list celebs at a premium price ... Staub gets $18-per-minute.
And she isn't the only one cashing in ...
Tila Tequila -------- $20-per-minute
Dina Lohan ------- $18-per-minute
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Michael Lohan --- $10-per-minute
There's more ... including "Jersey Shore" cast-off Angelina Pivarnick, Charlie Sheen's tryst Capri Anderson, and Hugh Hefner's ex-fiancee Crystal Harris.
We're told the site's been blowing up since it launched last week ... with Staub taking the honors as the top earner ... raking in $6,000 in calls since the launch. Angelina and Michael Lohan are tied for second with over $3,000 each, followed by Octomom at $1,260.
And here we thought these people might have to get real jobs soon. Silly us.
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13th in quali, 8th in the race.14th November 2013, 18:29 at 6:29 pm #245151
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Turns 9-10 (Sakhir, Bahrain)27th September 2013, 15:35 at 3:35 pm #241952
It's a surprise not to see Rome in the calendar. I wonder what happened.8th September 2013, 18:05 at 6:05 pm #241433
Best Driver: Hulkenberg
Worst Driver: Di Resta
Best Team: Red Bull
Worst Team: Force India
Best Overtake: Alonso on Webber
Funniest moment: Alonso complaining about the light on Vettel's car, it was very funny, because he was very upset about such a small thing
Most Surprising Result: How close the field was
Least Surprising Result: Vettel and Alonso on the podim
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World feed rating: 8/10. Good, I would have preferred seeing more action from Hulkenberg, especially at the end, when him and Rosberg were getting really close to Massa.24th August 2013, 13:41 at 1:41 pm #210294
What is the best grandstand for saturday? I was thinking at 6c (first chicane at the inside), 8b (outside of the first chicane) or Ascari. But I really don't know what to choose.24th May 2013, 14:04 at 2:04 pm #135042
Well, my previous avatar was deleted a couple of days ago, I didn't know where it was, so I changed it.
Now I'm using Nelson Tethers. He's the main character in Puzzle Agent, a videogame. I'm not in love with it, it was an ok game. I don't know why, but I started using him as an avatar a couple of years ago, and now I use this picture in every website I'm registered. I guess it has become my face on the internet :D17th May 2013, 16:45 at 4:45 pm #210242
Hi guys, I'm considering going to Monza this year. I live quite close to the track and I've never been there for a Formula 1 grand prix, that's embarassing, I know. Actually my first time at the track was last month, to see Formula Renault 3.5.
I have a few questions:
For money reasons, I'm considering the general admission, the grandstands are quite expensive. What's the best place? Where can I find a screen? Is it possible to understand what's going on on track or you just see cars going around?12th May 2013, 9:45 at 9:45 am #236353
Ceccotto's driving is unacceptable. I don't understand how he is still allowed to race.28th April 2013, 13:35 at 1:35 pm #232662
It was way too wet, but there were no major accidents, well done to all the drivers.
Nato did a disaster at the start, it was a shame. But I have to say I was impressed with the drivers. The conditions were terrible, I was surprised they let them race, but we didn't see any major accidents.
@tom-l Yeah, Nato spun off at the very first corner after the SC came in. He also joined the track when there were other cars passing.14th April 2013, 13:45 at 1:45 pm #231133
Vettel on Massa, no doubt. Special mention to Alonso and Massa on Hamilton.7th April 2013, 18:24 at 6:24 pm #211111
I saw the race from Ascari, it's a shame that nothing happened there today. By the way, I love these cars. I saw both qualifying this morning and race 2, it's been very entertaining.17th March 2013, 9:24 at 9:24 am #228726
Vettel on Sutil. It was a bit risky, but in the end it was a very strong manoeuvre.16th December 2012, 15:56 at 3:56 pm #214923
Grosjean improved quite a lot from yesterday. I'm very happy for him.15th December 2012, 16:21 at 4:21 pm #214916
First time for me as well and I have to say that it wasn't bad. There were some interesting heats, but Team Germany ruined the show a little bit. They won every heat with huge gaps!29th November 2012, 18:54 at 6:54 pm #216667
1. Fernando Alonso: His best season so far, without a doubt. Very fast, consistent and he mad very few mistakes. He has been a little bit disappointing in qualifying in the last races, but his excellent starts and race pace allowed him to fight for podium even from P6 or P7.
2. Sebastian Vettel: He has done a fantastic season. Not as perfect as Alonso, though. He made a couple of costly mistakes, but he showed that he doesn't lack anything. He is fast, he is able to overtake and he doesn't get distracted by anything. Great drives in Abu Dhabi and Brazil, but I think that his four consecutive victories are the most impressive thing in such a crazy season.
3. Lewis Hamilton: Probably his best season. Very fast, as always, and very few mistakes, which is quite new for him. I think that sometimes he wasn't impressive (Belgium, Suzuka, Australia) and his team mate did a much better job in those weekends.
4. Kimi Raikkonen: I'm very, very surprised by Kimi. I didn't expect him to be so strong. His consistency is something amazing. To be honest Grosjean has been better than him in qualifying overall, and even in some races. I think that he lacked a little bit of aggression in wheel-to-wheel action, it seemed that he wanted to bring the car home regardless of the position. I still believe that he could have taken the lead in Bahrain.
5. Nico Hulkenberg: What a great comeback! I loved the guy in 2010, I was so disappointed that he ended up without a seat in 2011. He had a slow start of the season, but in the Asian rounds he proved that he is a much better driver than Di Resta. His speed and his consistency were really impressive. He is just behind Perez and ahead of Kobayashi in the standings. Considering that Sauber had a car capable of podiums in a lot of races, that's a great achievement.
6. Michael Schumacher: His best season after his comeback, it's disappointing that he has to leave now. He proved that he is still one of the best, but a lot of bad luck and some stupid mistakes costed him a lot of points. His pole in Monaco was just amazing.
7. Mark Webber: Solid season, even if he probably wanted more. As always, he has been very fast in Monaco and Silverstone, but he was nowhere near Vettel in many races. He was very competitive in qualifying, but his race pace hasn't been brilliant compared to Vettel.
8. Romain Grosjean: Very welcome surprise. He has been better than Raikkonen in qualifying, but he failed to score points in many occasions. Sometimes not his fault, sometimes definitely his fault. If he learns from his mistakes, I think that he is going to be one of the protagonists of 2013.
9. Nico Rosberg: His victory in China and his second place in Monaco were definitely great drives. A part from those, he hasn't been impressive. Still, I think it was a good, solid season. Can't wait to see what he does next year.
10. Jenson Button: Disappointing season, I think that it was his worst in Mclaren. His gap to Lewis was frankly embarassing in some races and it took quite a while for him to recover. He had some very good races, though.
11. Felipe Massa: The first part of the season was awful. It was embarassing to watch him. He managed to recover very well in the second part, and he has been faster than Alonso in a couple of weekends, which is something that we have never seen since 2010.
12. Sergio Perez: His podiums were incredible, but a part from those he hasn't been impressive. Too many mistakes in the closing rounds.
13. Pastor Maldonado: Overall a very good season for him. Not only for the win, but I think that he matured in the second part of the season. He has thrown away too many points, though.
14. Kamui Kobayashi: I loved his podium in Japan and his qualifying in Spa. A part from those events, I don't think that he has been remarkable.
15. Paul Di Resta: Good first half of the season and great performance in Singapore. In the remaining part of the season he has been slower than Hulkenberg.
16. Jean-Eric Vergne: I feel a little bit bad to put the Toro Rosso pair so low, because the car probably didn't help. JEV had a good race in Monaco and his race pace was very good compared to Ricciardo's. He suffered qualifying too much.
17. Daniel Ricciardo: Some good performances in qualifying, but in the race JEV has been slightly better. It's difficult to judge, really.
18. Heikki Kovalainen: Good season, again. Great race in Monaco, it was incredible to watch him fight like that. But he was not so brilliant against Petrov in the last part of the season.
19. Bruno Senna: Ok, sometimes his race pace was good and he has scored points in many occasions. I can't help thinking that he underperformed, though. It's true that he got a lot of 9th and 10th place, but Maldonado in the meanwhile was fighting for podiums and double digit points. He missed almost every FP1, but I don't think it was such an obstacle, especially later in the season.
20. Vitaly Petrov: Well, I didn't expect him to be so competitive with Kovalainen. He is a paydriver, but I have to admit that he doesn't seem so bad.
21. Charles Pic: Great season. He has been quite close to Glock, and even faster sometimes. I was very happy when he was confirmed for Caterham, because his seat in Marussia was at risk.
22. Timo Glock: I think that he suffered a little bit too much against Pic. Nonetheless, he drove some amazing races. Singapore comes to my mind.
23. Pedro De La Rosa: Much better than Karthikeyan, and he challenged the Marussia guys sometimes.
24. Narain Karthikeyan: DLR was faster in qualifying sessions and in the races by quite some margin. Awful season.


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We'll be posting live updates from tonight's city council meeting. This morning, we that the city council will vote on the proposed Target store for the Shoreline Center after reviewing a community impact report that looked at the store's potential effects on the area.
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12:43 a.m. Council approves the first reading and introduced resolutions with the understanding that they will return on May 16 for a secone vote.
12:11 a.m. Mayor Al Boro says downtown San Rafael is solid. "We've received emails from all over the country and the all over the world telling us to not approve Target...To introduce ideologies to local decisions is counterproductive," he says.
"We seem to have a double standard," Boro says. "We've never required this type of information of any major retailer that wants to come to this city."
Due to the sales taxes and potential jobs, Boro supports Target.
12:07 a.m. Council member Barbara Heller would be proud to welcome Target to San Rafael.
12:00 a.m. I don't believe that a Target would damage downtown or Forth Street San Rafael and I never have, Brockbank says. There are several "big box" stores through out San Rafael but I want to ask if this is good for the city. "I don't want it to be just about the money, because if it is then that's not good enough," he says.
With such a discrepancies in local hiring, Brockbank says he cannot vote for Target.
11:54 p.m. Connolly says that he ran for office with a different vision of San Rafael. That vision included local businesses that include biking to those locations and making a vibrant downtown. "I believe there is a significant risk to this vision if we allow Target," he says.
11:46 p.m. "This is not a choice between Target and nothing" but a choice between what is sustainable for the community says Connolly. According to the data, we saw as much as a 50 percent differential in wages, far more part-time jobs, work less hours and have a small participation rate in healthcare benefits, he says.
11:43 p.m. "It is not inappropriate for Target to be here," Levine says. "And I think we can do something to make the public benefits make sense for San Rafael."
11:26 p.m. "The Canal used to be referred to as a 'food desert.'" Levine says. Approximately one quarter of San Rafael's population is located in the Canal neighborhood, but there are no available markets in the immediate area and Target could be valuable, according to Levine.
11:15 p.m. The best part of this process has been the community involvement, council member Marc Levine says. Diversity in sales could be helpful when facing economic issues, he says.
11:07 p.m. Public comment closed. A total of 51 people spoke during the public comment period.
10:46 p.m. Bill Carney from Sustainable San Rafael says the store's isolated location could cause serious environmental impacts that not mitigated and nothing in the CIR has addressed those concerns. Carney also says that the council should not focus too much on the increase in revenues without looking at the impact on local businesses. "Don't put all the eggs in one basket," he says.
9:55 p.m. "What we find with low-wage workers, is that they can't afford health-care," says Jennifer Rienks, the Marin Healthcare District director. She urges council members to reject a Target in San Rafael.
9:40 p.m. Crossing guard Jan Gaye lives in the Canal neighborhood and wants the council to approve the Target to provide inexpensive products to low-income workers who can't afford those products at current stores now. "You've allowed a whole Canal area to move in and now you're going to say 'Opps! You're not going to let them shop in a store they like," she says.
"Some of you are very out of touch with low-income people," she says.
9:35 p.m. Jeff Roades says if the council votes yes, they vote for consumer choice for the community and they vote yes for entry level jobs for young workers.
9:30 p.m. Each Target location gives an average of $80,000 each year. "I'm a philanthropist, and that's pathetic," Frieman says.
9:25 p.m. Jonathan Frieman from Keep It Local San Rafael explains that Target is similar to Wal-Mart. "California is one of the toughest for small business, why hurt them more," he says. No Marin County supervisors support the store.
9:20 p.m. Public comment begins.
8:45 p.m. Meeting adjourns for a 15 minute break and then public comment will begin.
8:29 p.m. We have a whole lot of people who can't afford to pay for the health plan, Brockbank says. The AECOM report states five percent of the Target employees live in their communities. AECOM gets data from the Internal Revenue Service. Treber says 85 percent of Target employees live within two miles of the store, according to Target headquarters. "What are we to believe? Everything is dependent on this," Brockbank says. "It all crumbles and falls apart if [the employees] are coming in from somewhere else."
8:20 p.m. It is of interest to us how many employees can afford to participate in the health care plan, Connolly repeated to the Target officials. None of the Target representatives did not have the information.
8:10 p.m. "A Target would help begin to reverse the current negative trend of job loss in Marin County," says Jamie Tajii, the Bay Area human relations manager for Target. The store would add 250 temporary local construction jobs and 200 permanent jobs and would add $3.6 million in payroll. By 2015, the net jobs would be 164 and the net payroll would be $2.4 million.
7:55 p.m. Treber says that Target plans to add some community benefits. Target will give $25,000 a year to San Rafael Public Library for the next 10 years.
7:48 p.m. "This report represents the most conservative impacts possible," says Brian Treber, Senior Regional Real Estate Manager for Target. "There is already sales that are leaving San Rafael right now and going to Novato." Last year, 380,000 transactions were recorded in the Novato store.
7: 40 p.m. Mayor Al Boro comments on the increase in drug stores and groceries, like CVS Pharmacy, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, in the area since Target first proposed the a store, and the trend toward combining food stores and other merchandise. "This is apparently is a trend," Mayor AL Boro said. "This is a change nationwide."
7:34 p.m. "One of the things that I think about San Rafael is the density of the downtown with workplaces and residences," Levine says. "I wonder if that played into the economic vitality of those downtowns" when AECOM conducted their analysis on the case studies in the report. AECOM used Davis, Livermore, Napa, Novato, San Mateo and Walnut Creek as case studies for the possible effects of introducing a Target.
7:28 p.m. Quinn, responding to council member Marc Levine's questions, says that there weren't many changes in demand of services in cities where Target opened.
7:15 p.m. Donnolly questions the grocery component in Target. Is it safe to say that Target's business plan wants to get people in there for groceries and then steer them toward clothes and other products, he asked. Quinn agreed that that is a goal of Target.
7:10 p.m. Quinn is not aware of how many employees actually opt for benefits. "Eligibility is by far different from participation," Connolly says.
7:05 p.m. Council member Damon Connolly says the average pay for someone in San Rafael working in food and beverage retail stores is $36, 699, roughly 50 percent more than the average salary Target offers. The community impact report states that there is an eight percent difference.
6:57 p.m. Council member Greg Brockbank asks how does the data explain Target's claims that 85 percent of their employees live within two miles of the city their store is in, when the community impact report shows that many of the employees commute to the store.
6:50 p.m. Quinn says there would be a $646,000 net fiscal impact on the General Fund and a net impact of 164 employees. Annual salary of retail employees would be $18,000. The average retail annual salary is $20,000, he said.
6:45 p.m Quinn says that it could happen that when shoppers go into a Target, they might pick up some items on impulse, but most grocery stores offer a much wider selection of products. "When you decide to go to those places, it different when you go to Target," he said. After taking out the sales lost due to competition, the net gain would be $44.5 million in sales, he said.
6:40 p.m. Quinn explains that there is a demand for general merchandise and clothing stores in downtown San Rafael that is currently not being met by the current businesses.
6:35 p.m. Alexander Quinn, director of sustainable economics from AECOM, said the new Target store would result in 200 new jobs, and add $54 million in sales, which would be a net sales increase of 3.6 percent. And groceries and drug stores would experience the most competition.
6:30 p.m. The environmental impact report that previously analyzed the effects of a Target says there were four impacts linked to traffic that cannot be mitigated, Jensen said.
6:25 p.m. City Planning Manager Paul Jensen says the Target would be built on a closed landfill that is regulated by the county health department. The proposed store includes a large entrance plaza, an outdoor sitting area and a parking lot.
6:20 p.m. City Manager Nancy Mackle asks the public comment be limited to the community impact report, the staff report or the presentation from Target's representatives.
6:12 p.m. Council Chambers are full. The meeting is about to begin.


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The 3rd Generation 2009 Honda City was launched early last month in Thailand and just last week in India. Taking after the Accord's "arrow shot" profile, the new City looks like a mini-me of Honda's highly successful luxury sedan. Its redesigned front grill which blends into sleek headlights gives the car a very aggressive character, while new tail lights and a shortened rear end give the car a sportier look. The 3rd Generation City, like the 2009 Honda Fit, is powered by a 1.5 Liter i-VTEC engine, capable of 118 hp at 6600 rpm.
With most Americans turning to smaller cars because of rising fuel prices, it would seem like a good idea at this point to bring Honda's latest subcompact to the U.S. Data on the car's fuel economy is not available as of yet but it is expected to match the Fit's average of 33 mpg. The 2009 City has all the bells and whistles to attract buyers looking for that balance of beauty and functionality - a design that efficiently uses space to create a roomy interior; a modern amber-colored instrument cluster; and F1-inspired paddle shifters for the automatic variant.
Reviews of the Honda Fit mostly praise the hatchback for its great value for money. Should Honda decide to bring in the City, it will most likely take away a considerable portion of the Fit's following. But that would not really be a bad thing for Honda since customers wanting variety will have the subcompact sedan as an option. Everything else considered, a U.S. version of the 3rd Generation Honda City would prove to be a worthy challenger against the likes of the Chevrolet Aveo, Hyundai Accent or Toyota Yaris Sedan.


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Not long ago, the best crop managers produced 1 bu. of corn for every 1.2 lb. of nitrogen (N) applied as fertilizer or credited to the previous crop. Now farmers, such as Jeff Martin and his son Doug, of Mount Pulaski, Ill., have set their sights on a new goal: 1 bu. of corn for every 3⁄4 lb. of N.
"We're not there yet," Doug says. "We're still at about 1 lb. of nitrogen per bushel of corn. But based on our recent yield trends, we're going to get it down to 3⁄4 lb. before too long." It's a matter of utilizing available technology and management, from more efficient hybrids to timely application, he adds.
The Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC), an organization that promotes environmentally sound and profitable farming practices, has designated the Martins and other leading-edge nutrient managers as Upstream Heroes.
Why "heroes?" By efficiently managing fertilizer, these farmers apply the amount needed in the correct way, reduce runoff from their fields and protect water supplies, including both local lakes and reservoirs and the distant Gulf of Mexico, explains CTIC executive director Karen Scanlon.
Efficient nutrient managers, such as the Martins, are also heroes to their bottom lines, points out Dan Towery, who spent a career with the Natural Resources Conservation Service and now works as a no-till farming consultant. "Some nutrient best management practices are more effective than others," he says. "But anything you do to manage fertilizer more effectively will save you money while protecting streams from unwanted nutrients."
"The purpose of the Upstream Heroes campaign is to showcase farmers doing an excellent job of nutrient management, so other farmers can pick up ideas from them," Scanlon says. "We also want to show nonfarmers that farmers are doing the right thing in response to issues of
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Telling farmers' stories. Informing the public is especially important. Many, including even rural neighbors, may not know much about modern farming, but they hear plenty about water-quality issues.
For example, an ominous headline in the Jan. 12, 2010, issue of the Christian Science Monitor proclaims: "Earth's Growing Nitrogen Threat." The story tells readers that "In the U.S. … as much as 40% of reactive nitrogen [the chemically active form] is wasted—washing off farm fields into rivers, lakes and the ocean, where oxygen-depleted 'dead zones' are growing in number and size worldwide." (In fairness, the article also points out that some farmers are using soil nutrients more efficiently to reduce losses.)
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - The Phoenix Suns routed the Detroit Pistons 117-91 Sunday to preserve their perfect home record and improve to a joint NBA-best 11-3.
Amare Stoudemire scored 21 points and Steve Nash added 20 as Phoenix tied Orlando and Atlanta for the NBA's best record. Jason Richardson added 17 points and Nash also had nine assists.
Phoenix, a perfect 5-0 at home this season, were never threatened by the Pistons, who lost their fifth game in a row. It was a dismal end to Detroit's four-game road trip.
"It was the last game of this trip for them," Phoenix coach Alvin Gentry told reporters. "I thought we did a good job of trying to jump on them early and get off to a good start."
The Suns continued their torrid shooting pace and are the only team to score at least 100 points in every game this season. Phoenix shot 58 percent from the field and made 11 of 18 three-point attempts, while missing just three free throws.
Nash sat out the fourth quarter after Phoenix opened up a healthy lead after three.
"We did a good job tonight," Nash said. "We bounced back after a bad game last time out and really carried the game to them tonight."
Charlie Villanueva and rookie DaJuan Summers each scored 13 for the Pistons (5-9), who were again without the services of Richard Hamilton (ankle) and Tayshaun Prince (back). The duo have played a combined four games this season.
"There's no excuses in this league," Detroit coach John Kuester said. "You've got to be ready to go.
"Everybody keeps talking about the last game of the road trip. I think our frame of mind going into it was right. Sometimes you've got to lie to your body and just say: 'Hey, you've got to go.' Unfortunately, tonight we didn't have the juice that we've had."
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Tim Berners Lee had the vision to create a CERN system to share information between researchers. Today the Internet reaches out across the globe. We can interact with both man and machine from continent to continent.
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After narrowly missing Thee Oh Sees pretty much every night this week, I figured it was a lost cause…until the Twitterverse announced that the legendary garage punk band was playing Beerland at 1am. Everyone left in Austin who wasn't completely incapacitated by that special kind of coma that comes from consuming several times your body weight in Lone Star and then standing too close to massive speakers for four days straight packed into Beerland for one last sweaty hurrah. Worth it. John Dwyer is a beast. Now it's really over - peace out SXSW…catch you next year. - nm
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Patrick Kellaher and His Cold Dead Hands is my new favorite band. Creepoid goth synth stuff from Ireland. - @neonsigh
Saw a handful of bands at the Fader Fort this year, and Beach Fossils side project DIVE takes the prize as my fave of 2012. The "early New Order" comparisons are lazy but accurate, and the bouncing, shypop modern rock shimmer was a nice way to spend a Saturday at the Fort before exiting long before everyone else caught a whiff of the Rick Ross headlining set rumors (which were true). Also caught the post-disco beat of Kindess right after Dive, but I sense the London crew will do more for me on record then a late afternoon set outside in Texas. _Mm
Convention center is emptying out. Sad panda. #sxsw - @mcasti
Mumford and Sons and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros performing for the closing film, BIG EASY EXPRESS. - @mcasti
Outernational are always too fun to see live. "why do you wear your pants so tight? Wrong question! Ask 'who made those pants?' What kind of music do you play?' Wrong question! Ask, what are you going to do to change the world?" (at Sol Collective activist showcase, #sxsw) - @neonsigh
My first Vermin Supreme sighting of sxsw. This is probably a good omen - @neonsigh
Locked in at the Captured Tracks showcase for the night. It's the most solid line-up of the official shows for sure: Blouse on now (playing in a pink cloud) then Soft Metals, Widowspeak, Craft Spells, Beach Fossils. The central clubs aren't usually my favorite — this show is at The Parish on e. 6th — but it is rad to see such a deserving label filling such a huge room. -LP
Trevor Powers (Youth Lagoon) is so tortured and so covered in denim. Emotional electro, sounds like dream adolescence & the desolate midwest. Caught him yesterday at brooklyn vegan's show, but he played a zillion times this week and is coming to Boston soon. Can't tell if people at his shows are connecting to the sound or are just excited to see someone from Idaho.
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The teachers at Trevose Day School are exceptional. The classes are very small and the children receive a lot of personal attention. The curriculum is advanced and stimulating; my first grade son is learning about the continents, the parts of speech, bar graphs and more!
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A Colorado man appears to have died from hypothermia after venturing into Crouse Canyon in northeastern Utah.
The Daggett County Sheriff's Office was called to check on Kenneth Martin Roche on Jan. 27, the day after he turned 45, who was believed to be at his cabin in Taylor Flats in the Brown's Park area. But the Steamboat Springs, Colo. man was not there, nor was his vehicle, according to a news release.
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On Friday evening, a Utah Department of Wildlife Resources official found Roche's abandoned vehicle in the Crouse Canyon area in Daggett County, near the Utah-Colorado state line. Daggett County Sheriff's Office started looking for him Saturday morning.
Deputies, Daggett County Search and Rescue, Uintah County Search and Rescue and a team from Moffat County, Colo. continued the search into Sunday. That afternoon, they found his body.
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Adaptive yoga can be done easily in the home
Date: April 4, 2012
by: Molly Schechter | contributing columnist
A recent video from California puts a whole new spin on what could technically be called "chair yoga." It comes from a team headed up by Elyse Briggs, who describes herself as a "Type A neurotic Jewish woman." That may have been the case when she discovered yoga 40 years ago at age 19, but she gave it up because she felt, "I don't have time for this." But she rediscovered it during a life crisis in her 30s, relishing the peaceful feeling it gave her. And although she may still be rushing from place to place, there is nothing neurotic about her passion for yoga and making it accessible to what she calls "the wise ones."
What elevates Briggs' approach to teaching is her commitment to making a human connection.
"The first thing in order is laughter," she says. "If you can't laugh with somebody, you're not getting through to them at all."
Don't misunderstand; her video is not comedy. It is serious, sensible movement … blessedly free of any of the pressure to achieve the perfect posture that is commonly associated with yoga.
Briggs likes things zingy and rhyming and named her video, "Stretch in Time," as in, "Stretch in Time to Save Your Spine (and everything attached to it)." It is her opening argument: that it is never too late to learn or relearn movement and benefit from it.
"People I work with are in their 80s and 90s, and it's not hard to be 100 now," she says. "Being 'in the moment' is everything for them."
A significant part of her clientele consists of people who have lost the ability to move due to age or injury. She also works with people with Alzheimer's disease: "Can they remember what you teach them? Absolutely not. Can you help them in the moment? Absolutely," she says.
The "Stretch in Time" DVD focuses on five simple postures that stretch the major joints and muscles. The names are as straightforward as the moves. Students work with two chairs (one pupil is in a wheelchair). The video has three sections: a 25-minute piece that introduces, instructs and explains the moves and their benefits, a four-minute physician's insight and the five postures presented as a routine for the viewer to follow. It has the usual disclaimer: Caution: Not all exercises are suitable for everyone. Consult your doctor prior to attempting this or any other exercise program.
Briggs calls her approach "Adaptive Yoga" and stresses that, "Anyone at any level of ability can benefit from any of these postures. They really help you move deeper into a lifestyle that you were once used to or want to reacquire."
Briggs' yoga training began in New York City and continued in California, where she was mentored by Carl Dawson, past president of the Iyengar Yoga Association of Southern California and founder of the Iyengar Yoga Institute of Los Angeles. She is nationally certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork, is a Licensed Massage Therapist, a registered Thai Therapist and a certified and nationally registered teacher of massage therapy for 20 years. She has a private practice and is the owner of Yoga at the Village in Glendale, Calif.
The "Stretch in Time" video team also includes Beth Marcus, M.D., Jeffrey M. Ring, Ph.D., and Kris Sanders, RYT-500 (which means a registered yoga teacher with 500 hours of training). You can order the video online at stretchintime.com or Amazon.com; the cost is $19.95. It is an especially worthwhile investment for anyone who would like to enjoy yoga-based movement without having to get up and down from the floor — a requirement of even gentle yoga classes.
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Women on the Board Pledge for Europe
"I want to send a clear message to corporate Europe: women mean business"
Viviane Reding, EU Justice Commissioner
Companies across Europe are picking up this message and deciding for themselves how to improve the gender balance, recruit more female talent and benefit from a potential source of sustainable growth.
In 2010, women on average made up 12% of board members in the biggest publicly-listed companies across the EU. Only 3% were board chairs.
How will your company increase the number of women in top positions? Sign the pledge and send it to the address at the bottom of the form.
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"Business schools hold the key to helping to increase the number of female leaders – they are the ones who can make women "boardable". I am encouraged by the example they are setting with their Call to Action as it shows that the education sector is strongly committed to the challenge of bringing more women to the very top. I strongly support this effort and I will now look to Europe's Corporate Chairs to fulfil their responsibilities," said the Vice-President.
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Concerned with Violence Against Muslims, Islamic Organization Visits Myanmar
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At the end of a three-day tour, the Saudi-based Organization of Islamic Cooperation told Buddhist-majority Myanmar to repeal "laws restricting fundamental freedoms" after more than 240 Muslims were killed by B ...
Middle Eastern Virus May Mar Hajj Pilgrimage
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Presidents, government ministers and religious leaders from around the world gathered in Vienna on Monday Nov. 26 for the gala launch of the King Abdullah Center for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue. ...
Shiite Muslims Quietly Establish a Foothold in U.S.
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Dozens of Muslim women are competing at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London — several of them as the very first female athletes chosen (and allowed) to represent their countries in the Olympic games. These wome ...
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Mary Joe Foley reports that Microsoft will launch its weblog publishing service, Microsoft Spaces sometime this week. The service has been available in Japan since August. It will compete with Google's Blogger and Blogspot services as well as other web-based blogging services like Typepad.
MSN is expected to tout MSN Spaces as a direct competitor to blog-creation and hosting tools, such as Blogger, Blog*Spot, LiveJournal and TypePad. Microsoft also will position MSN Spaces as a way to allow users to more easily share photo albums and music lists, too, insiders said.
Foley also reports that MS might allow users to post to their MS Spaces blogs via IM once a new version of MSN Messenger is released in early '05.
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'Kartini Next Generation Special Award 2013, Inspiring Woman in ICT' – Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
'Indonesia Innovates for NulisBuku.com' – Ogilvy Indonesia & Google Indonesia
'One of 25 inspiring women 2013′ – Tabloid Nova
'One of 50 inspiring people 2012′ – Editor in Chiefs' choice Intisari Magazine
'One of top 10 Women in Indonesia IT World 2011' – InfoKomputer Magazine
'Strong community leader in the rising Indonesian tech startup scene' – Girls in Tech (USA)
My name is Aulia Halimatussadiah. But most people called me Ollie. And my online identity is Salsabeela.
I'm a writer of 25 books & a techpreneur. I have deep passion in books & writing and I believe they change lives. I'm the CTO & co-founder of online bookstore Kutukutubuku.com and the first online self publishing in Indonesia NulisBuku.com. Both are nurtured and raised by TukuSolution.com as the mother company.
I believe in the power of community. I initiate Nulis Buku Club (writing club, now spreading in more than 20 cities in Indonesia), #StartupLokal (biggest community for startup founders, investors, and startup enthusiasts), Girls in Tech Indonesia (community for women in technology or simply love technology) and last but not least, Bincang Edukasi (community for grassroot movement in education).
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- Web building, social media, community and content strategy
- Create concept and build games on web and mobile platforms
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- If you're a woman with passion and goals that align with my expertise, I can personally mentor you
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SilverStripe Forums » General Questions » ShortCode hander in 2.3.2
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ShortCode hander in 2.3.2
13 May 2013 at 11:27pm
So, I told I client I could add a shortcode handler to add youtube clips, tried it, and realised they're using sivlerstripe 2.3.2
I added the shortcode file (sapphire/master/parsers/ShortcodeParser.php) which means the page gives no errors, but it doesn't actually replace the code with the content from the handler.
Does anyone know if it's possible to get this running in 2.3.2?
I know the best option is to upgrade the site to 2.4 or even 3, but i'm only charging a few minutes work for this task...
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