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GREENWOOD, Ind. (Jan. 8, 2014)—The Indiana Heart Gallery, a compelling exhibit featuring portraits of children in need of adoptive families, is stopping in Greenwood. The Gallery will be featured at the Community Church of Greenwood Jan. 11 - 27. The Indiana Department of Child Services uses the Heart Gallery to help bring attention to children in foster care in need of a forever home. Though the exact number of Indiana foster kids seeking an adoptive home varies day-to-day, DCS is actively recruiting adoptive families for 75 to 100 youth.
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The Indiana Heart Gallery will display a dozen portraits Jan. 11 – 27 at the Community Church of Greenwood, 1477 West Main Street in Greenwood. Viewing times: Mondays, 7 am to 5 pm. Tuesday – Friday, 7 am to 9 pm. Saturdays, 9 am to 5 pm. Sundays, 7 am to 9 pm. There is no charge to see the Heart Gallery exhibit.
For more information about the Indiana Heart Gallery, go to http://www.in.gov/dcs/3033.htm. To find out more about adopting an Indiana child, go to www.adoptachild.in.gov or call 888.25ADOPT.
About Indiana Heart Gallery:
Indiana's Heart Gallery is a traveling photographic exhibit the Indiana Dept. of Child Services created in 2007 to help find forever families for children in foster care. Each year, it navigates to over 65 public exhibition spaces across the state. Venues generally include hospitals, libraries, museums and churches. There are more than 120 Heart Galleries across the United States and the exhibits have resulted in 5,000 children around the country finding adoptive families. More than 1,300 Hoosier foster kids found forever homes in state fiscal year 2013, in part because of the Indiana Heart Gallery.
About Indiana Department of Child Services:
DCS is committed to protecting children who are victims of abuse or neglect. The agency's primary goal is to safely keep these children at home with their families by offering appropriate support services. It also manages the child support bureau. Indiana Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline: 800.800.5556. www.in.gov/dcs
Note to Editors: Photographers who have donated their time, talent and skills to the Heart Gallery are available to talk with reporters about why they support the Gallery. To arrange an interview, contact Rich Allen.


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- Carol Harnett
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In our move toward the "quantified self" when we regard our health and the health of others, are we ignoring the importance of rituals?
I am a writer, speaker and consultant on health, especially in the employed population. Employer-based health care initiatives are almost blinded by metrics. As a strong advocate for well-designed research, I understand this drive. But I am getting worried that we are missing something.
- How should the rituals of human touch, observation and conversation fit into our assessment and understanding of health?
- What are we missing by focusing almost exclusively on data and metrics?
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Oct 8 2011: What gets measured, gets improved.
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I'm actually working on an open-source health tracker, hopefully significantly lowering the cost of these devices so that more people have more access to them. More people would thus develop the self-awareness to make better informed decisions that will optimize their future.Sep 28 2011: BTW TALKS:
Abraham Verghese: A doctor's touch
Fabulous talk thank you so muchSep 27 2011: Technology, data, metrics and the entire gamut of evidence based medicine devices have been touted as being a means to the end of the goal of cure . But in today's era of corporate healthcare do these means justify the end? My answer is no.In fact it is a vicious circle. With information explosion, and doctors who neglect the importance of conversation, patients sue and file litigations and to escape this, doctors have come to excessively rely on laboratory investigations and now practise what is infamously known as defensive medicine. If only physicians would spend an extra few minutes communicating with patients, it would save everyone involved a lot of headache and money. No doubt laboratory investigations serve as a valuable tool for diagnosis, yet as physicians we must not forget that unlike the corporate honchos sitting in their plush offices and counting profits, patients are not statistics, they are human beings.
Sep 28 2011: Hi again Deborah,
I was thinking about your comment on the use of evidence-based medicine. I think the concepts of observations, conversation and touch can be successfully combined with the application of evidence-based medicine from the standpoint of applying the best treatment for the patient.
Evidence-based medicine's focus was meant to primarily make certain that the patient was receiving the best care for his/her situation and was meant to avoid treatments that had no impact or did harm. Coincidentally, sometimes that saves money for the health care system, too.
Sep 29 2011: I do agree with the fact that it would be ideal to combine the best of both worlds for a patient - a physician's people skills and medical technology. Sadly this is not what we see happening. What I deeply resent is how by ordering needless investigations, incompetent physicians hide under the cloak of medical technology or order these investigations because that is what rakes in the cash.I am a strong advocate of medical technology for patient healthcare since it would be foolish to solely rely on physical examination to arrive at a diagnosis. However, the need of the hour is to rein in unregulated and unjustified over use of investigations which are only burning a crater in the patient's pocket while doing nothing to relieve him/her of their suffering.
Sep 29 2011: Perfectly said.
I have a friend who, only moments ago, was sent off for a MRI. Completely unnecessary given all the other findings.Sep 27 2011: When I went to medical school, My professors in a bid to drive home the importance of observation, always stressed that the diagnosis of an ailment in a patient begins the moment he/she walks in through the door of your clinic. I strongly agree. There is nothing more soothing for a patient than to have a comforting presence, a patient listener who empathizes and a warm arm around the shoulder when he/she is confiding their darkest fears and being completely vulnerable. The greatest offering our patients give us is their absolute faith and trust . Touch, observation and conversation are 3 vital elements to establishing a successful doc-patient relationship. Without this humane approach, we physicians would cease to be " healers" in the true essence of the word.Sep 28 2011: Psychology has a lot to say about touch; starting with the experiments of Maslow and baby chimps
There is also Interesting connection here with the 'Transactional Analysis' concept of "stroking" (a lot more complex than it sounds).
Also with shamanic healing rituals,spells, folklore and magic which in our hubris we have dismissed as 'unscientific' and ineffective.Sep 27 2011: Hi Ed, I am not familiar with "tapping." I will have to do some research on that term. In the U.S., the cost of health care has people buried in the data in pursuit of an answer to rising costs. I believe it's difficult for most to get beyond looking for hard numbers right now. I agree that health is often a balance of many elements, including emotions and spirit.
Hi Deborah, I appreciate your comments. It is important to hear from the direct caregivers. I used to do clinical work and know of what you speak. Defensive medicine is a problem in and outside the U.S. I once saw some research indicating that if a physician or health care practitioner made an error that simply admitting it, explaining what happened and saying, "I'm sorry," significantly decreased patient lawsuits. Unfortunately, legal advisors recommend strongly against this approach.
I believe that some corporate leaders are trying to see a bigger picture than metrics by looking at other issues such as employee and patient global well-being, but they are currently in the minority. Maybe discussions like this one will help.


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SLOW in the cordless drill, dull part of the belt on the belt sander. Dull area because the sharp areas will break off the point.
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I have always used a 6" bench grinder with a carborundum wheel for sharpening. (no tool rest) It was about 20 feet from the welding table. The trips back and forth to the grinder got old pretty fast, forcing me to be a better welder. I still dip the tungston fairly often, especially when welding "out of position", so purchased a Sharpie from Arczone. I like having it handy to grab without having to get up. It produces consistant points, and the diamond wheel reportedly doesn't collect metal, so you can grind for alumimum or steel welding with no cross contamination. It is not a must have tool, but saves a lot of steps over time. Battery operated would be even more convenient. (no cord to burn or clutter up the table)
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Belt sander works for me
Guys - I'm a hobby welder, I've been sharpening my 2% thoriated tungsten on a 4 x 50 belt sander made for edge sanding wood. I hold the tungsten with a 1/2" Ericson drill extension w/ 3/32 collect.
I work in an aerospace shop where we weld aluminum, titanium, various nickel alloys. The welders in the shop use a 1 x 42 belt for tungsten used in hand welding and a mechanical sharpener for the bigger tungsten used on the machines.
The belts on both are aluminum oxide. The weld engineers don't seem to worry about the grit type. Each weld is x-rayed.
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I bought a sharpening tool to get mine sharp..I went to Arczone.com its not cheap.. but when Im out inthe field dragging a bench grinder around just wasnt handy. its about 200 bucks for it but makes sharping simpletrailblazer 280 nt with 3000 hrs and running strong
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Its funny how much of a personal preferance this is. I started with a belt sander, but i guess as a shaky noob it quickly became a nuisance to set it up (hand held unit) and it was kinda slow. I use a diamond flatlap now and love it. In a TIG class we were using a bench grinder. I found it slow and dangerous especially as the tungsten got shorter. I also found that i couldn't get as pointy of a tip or a clean square flat (inverter alluminum). I used grinder sharpened vs diamond and i seem to weld better with the diamond. Maybe its because i use lanthanated, since it requires a point for both steel and alluminum i have to sharpen twice as often. I also think its harder than thoriated so may be thats why it feels slow to me. I didn't have a drill in class so sharpening the shorties was also scary. I think if your happy with what your doing it's not worth the effort to change, but i think if you tried a diamond wheel of somekind you would not want to go backDynasty 200 DX
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yes there is a right way, the one that keeps you safe. You can see from this thread that there are alot of ways to get the same job done.
In the end for a good quality arc from your tungsten there are a couple of things to remember.
the first thing is that the electrode will carry the current until it tapers enough that it's is over its capacity, that is when the current will leave the electrode. We like to call it an arc, sometimes if we aren't careful it is a shock, been there myself. Since the current is going to leave the electrode at some point we try to control it by grinding the tip. As we reduce the cross sectional area of the electrode we are determining where the current will leave. Try this experiment, sharpen the tip to 1 1/2 the diameter of the electrode. The grind on a 1/8" diameter would be 3/16" long for example. Make sure the grind is even (the same length) all the way around the tungsten, keep the finish smooth so the cross section is consistent. Leave the tip pointed. Now start welding will a very low current, if there is enough to start an arc it will be coming from the bottom of the electrode right next to the tip. It will come off of the electrode evenly aroung the cross section. Now raise the amperage and notice that the arc is coming off the electrode higher up than before. You can keep it going until you over power the electrode and need a larger diameter.
When you finish that test, grind it again to 1/2 the diameter of the electrode. So for the 1/8" it would be 1/16" taper and try the test again. You will see that the arc is very controllable by just how we grind the tungsten. By changing the taper we can change the width of the arc.
Now is blunting the electrode important? yes AND no. By running these tests you will find the part of the electrode you won't use, your amperage won't go that low. So instead of having it hanging down there waiting to dip in the puddle, just grind it off. Again evenly and smooth.
Following the manufacturers recomendations of current capacity and preparing the electrode with an understanding of why it is critical will help you make better welds. It has worked for me.
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I finally understand 'truncating' the tip. Dip clearance.
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Philpott trial day 5: Court hears of Mairead Philpott's abortion. She had sex with another man, as Philpott watched, jury told
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Derby parents Mick and Mairead Philpott, along with family friend Paul Mosley, are on trial after pleading not guilty to six counts of manslaughter.The case, which opened on Monday at Nottingham Crown Court, is today in its fifth day.It follows a fire in Victory Road, Derby, last May in which the Philpott's six children perished.Day 5 of the trial3.40pm The trial is adjourned for the day and will resume at 10.15am on Tuesday3.20pm Mrs Cousins finishes her evidence.3pm Mrs Cousins tells the court she denies making threats to kill or shoot Philpott during an altercation outside her home in March last year when he arrived there trying to see his children.2.50pm The court is told that, a week after Ms Willis walked out on Philpott, Mrs Cousins texted Mairead saying: "If you ever treat my family like this again I will personally come down and rip your heads off." 2pm Amanda Cousins, the sister of Mick Philpott's former mistress Lisa Willis, is in the witness box. She is giving her evidence from behind screens.Mrs Cousins said that when her sister came to live with her she was "a big mess".Mrs Cousins said Philpott blamed her and her husband, Ian, for the breakdown of his relationship with Ms Willis.She admits she "intensely dislikes" Mick Philpott.12.50pm The case is adjourned for lunch.12.45pm Miss Tyler, Mrs Philpott's work colleague, said Mairead Philpott had an abortion because it was believed the unborn baby was fathered by another man - and that Philpott watched her and that man have sex, the court heard.12.30pm Miss Tyler told the court that a week after the fire she overheard Mick Philpott talking on his phone. She said: "Mick says `He's going to drop us in it, he's not got the story right'."12.05pm The next witness is Claire Tyler, a former work colleague of Mairead's. They had known each other for seven years.Miss Tyler told the court that Mrs Philpott "never had any of her own money".She said Mrs Philpott took an overdose after Lisa Willis left. When she asked Mrs Philpott why, Mick Philpott answered for her saying she did it because "she loved those kids".11.55am The next witness is PC Neil Smith who attended the same incident on February 14. PC Smith told the court that he went to 18 Victory Road on a number of occasions and found Mairead "waiting on Philpott hand and foot" and that he "did everything for him".11.30am The court hears that as Philpott's former mistress, Lisa Willis, left the house with some children's clothes, he said to PC Loretta: "I still love her and she can't say she does not love me because she does."11.15am PC Gareth Loretta, of Cotton Lane police station, takes the stand. He was called to 18 Victory Road on February 14 last year - just weeks before the fatal fire - following a call about a domestic incident. Ms Willis, had gone to the house to collect some clothes for her children. Inside the house Philpott told the police that he had been "far more interested in Lisa and he was sorry he had neglected Mairead".11.10am Mick Philpott enters the courtroom wearing a black suit, white shirt and pink tie; Mairead Philpott is in a black cardigan and Mosley is in a black jumper and grey trousers.Yesterday, the court heard that Mick Philpott attacked an ex-girlfriend when he did not get his own way.
Heather Kehoe claimed Philpott also got their own son to punch her in the face and kick her following an argument.
She said: "Dominant is the right word to describe him."
Ms Kehoe also claimed that Philpott pinned her down on the floor while she was pregnant and she also questioned how well he looked after their children while she was forced to work and he was at home.
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The couple lived together at the Derby Homes house at 18 Victory Road, Allenton, where six of Philpott's children died after a fire in May last year. Philpott, his wife, Mairead, and friend, Paul Mosley, are accused of causing the children's deaths.
On the fourth day of the trial, Ms Kehoe explained how she met Philpott when she was 14 and he was aged 37, at a fishing lake near her home in Rainworth, Notts.
She said that within a year they had started a sexual relationship and were at one time caught in the bedroom of the home he shared with his then wife, Pamela Lomax.
The incident, in 1996, saw him leave their home and take Ms Kehoe with him back to Derby.
By now she was 16 and had gone with Philpott against the wishes of her parents.
By September of that year, Ms Kehoe had fallen pregnant with their first child together, whom they named Mikey.
Miss Kehoe said: "I felt very homesick. I told him I wanted to go home and he just flipped. He told me it wasn't happening. He put the fear of God into me. I felt I did not have any options (but to stay)."
Asked by Richard Latham QC, the prosecuting barrister, how her relationship was with Philpott, she said it was "like a whirlwind".
Miss Kehoe said: "Mick was a Jekyll and Hyde character. He knew what to say to me to make me feel special."
Mr Latham said: "What about when he was angry?"
Miss Kehoe said: "He would hit me or lash out. He had to have everything his own way.
"I soon learned what his own way was, he would lash out."
Mr Latham asked about the two children they had together, Mikey and Aiden.
She referred to Mikey as a "daddy's boy" and said Philpott was disappointed when Aiden was born a boy rather than the girl he wanted.
She said: "I was not getting pregnant, which didn't please him. He said I was not a real woman as I could not give him the children he wanted. He said I wasn't half the woman Pam was."
Asked how many children she understood he wanted, she said: "Eleven was the number."
She said there was a joke about that figure. "It was something about a football team or reserves," she said.
By now, the court heard, Philpott and Ms Kehoe had moved to 18 Victory Road with their two children, friend Brian Mosley and his partner.
She said during one argument he threatened to lock her out in the back garden, which, she told the court, was a punishment Philpott had given her before.
She said: "He called Mikey over and told him to punch me in the face and kick me."
In court at this point, Ms Kehoe started to cry while Philpott, sitting in the dock, shook his head.
Mr Latham said: "Did Mikey do that?" to which she replied: "He did".
Ms Kehoe said she was sent back out to work, as a cleaner at East Midlands Airport, just a month after Mikey was born, while Philpott stayed at home with the children.
She told the court prior to moving to Derby she had a savings account which contained about £1,500, which Philpott spent.
She also claimed Philpott would get her wages, first from her job at the airport and then later from S&A Foods, in Normanton, paid into his bank account.
Miss Kehoe talked about when she first met Philpott.
She said: "He was very outgoing, he spoke to everybody. He made a fuss to everybody and came across as quite charming and amusing."
But she added: "There was a fear there that you did not want to upset him. Dominant is the right word to describe him."
Mr Latham asked Ms Kehoe how long after knowing Philpott they began a sexual relationship to which she replied "in the first year".
Ms Kehoe told the court one time she and Philpott had been having sex upstairs at the house he shared with his then wife when she caught them in bed together.
Miss Kehoe said: "There was quite a row. Mick pushed me out the back door and told me to wait there. He came out after a while, he told me that she had kicked him out."
In evidence, Ms Kehoe spoke of the "horrid" custody battle she had over Mikey and Aiden, which she won.
She said: "It was all a nightmare from start to finish."
In cross-examination, Anthony Orchard QC, Philpott's barrister, said: "You have had a long time to build up a lot of resentment against Michael Philpott haven't you? This is your opportunity to vent your anger at him."
She replied: "No, this is an opportunity for justice."
Under re-examination, Mr Latham asked Miss Kehoe what Philpott would do if he did not get his way.
She said: "He would be abusive, be it mental or physical.
"It's certainly not about revenge, it's about people knowing what sort of person he was."
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CAPSULE REPORT: One of our favorite party recipes, when we first began to master the art of French cooking, was Coquilles Saint Jacques (pronounced co-KEE saahn ZHAHK and often abbreviated as Coquilles St. Jacques). We loved scallops, cream sauce and grated cheese; and filling scallop shells meant a festive occasion. Make this dish for a weekend dinner or special occasion. It's worth investing in the scallop shells—you'll find other uses for them.
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Perhaps the most famous baked scallop dish is Coquilles Saint-Jacques, translated as Saint James's scallops, a rich mixture of butter, cream, mushrooms and Parmesan cheese, baked in a scallop shell.
The scallop shell is the emblem of Saint James the Greater. The saint's association with the scallop shell is based on a legend that he once rescued a knight covered in scallops; a variation on the tale is that, while his remains were being transported to Spain from Jerusalem, the horse of a knight fell into the water and emerged covered in scallop shells. As a result, Medieval Christians making the pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, often wore a scallop shell symbol on their clothing.
Coquilles Saint Jacques Recipe
This recipe is adapted from Mastering The Art Of French Cooking by Julia Childs, Louisette Bertholle and Simone Beck. Serves 6. We prefer it with the added tarragon.
Coquilles Saint Jacques could be less ceremoniously called "Scallops In Sauce Parisienne." Sauce Parisienne is the same as Sauce Allemande; Julia Child used the "Parisienne" reference. It is one of the most popular sauces: a few drops of lemon juice, egg yolks and cream are added to the classic velouté sauce.*
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This page is obsolete, use mailing list or http://trac.nginx.org/ instead.
Here you can find some feature requests to nginx.
|litespeed lsapi 3rd-party module, for faster php
|Python support like nginx-perl or apache-mod_python
|WSGI support - see NgxWSGIModule
|Valery has a partial version of this working - see http://marc.info/?l=nginx&m=123987914430543&w=2
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| Give additional examples why this is needed? In PHP 5.3, this is built-in, not to mention using htscanner from PECL. Major lacking thing is allowing users to define their own protected directories. Server-level configuration is not very friendly for that. --My opinion: For example for easy migration from apache to nginx for customers.
Please see discussion page for an answer to why this will not happen.
|BUG: upstream site.com:port should also be supported(in nginx.conf). Currently only site.com is supported
|FastCGI process manager like lighttpd
|Lighttpd removing this in 1.5.x; use PHP-FPM or spawn-fcgi
|get ACCEPT_LANGUAGE http header value in Variables
|persistent connections to backends (fcgi, http, https, ...)
|=1; not working )
|similar like mod_uploadprogress or disable buffering for nginx-proxy => backend
|See HttpUploadProgressModule
|similar like mod_secdownload of Lighttpd
|See HttpAccessKeyModule and Using X-Accel-Redirect
|HTTP backends since 0.7.44, see HttpProxyModule#proxy_cache; FastCGI backends since 0.7.45 HttpFcgiModule#fastcgi_cache
|memcache cache media files using memcache
|command line define flags ( like apache -D )
|Since 0.7.4, see CommandLine#Options
|JK-Protocol connector
|See nginx_ajp_module
|mod_security like features
|SCGI module
|See NgxSCGIModule
|Smart load balancing (like mod_backhand ) - the fair module does not meet this need. nginx needs to support dynamically adding/removing upstream servers, an external process could handle the monitoring if needed, but nginx needs to have some sort of API/way to be notified of the change
|See HttpUpstreamFairModule
|Session affinity (sticky cookies) for proxy balancer
|See HttpUpstreamRequestHashModule
|chroot support
|a more extended server-status (like lighty or even apache)
|See http://marc.info/?l=nginx&m=124791846314890&w=2
|MySQL or other database-driven config that gets reread every now and then
|"X-LIGHTTPD-SID" like feature, see last paragraph mod_accesslog
|Could HttpProxyModule#proxy_hide_header solve this problem? If not please drop a mail to the mailing list so that we can talk about
|An option to disable Nginx signature in both error pages and headers. As an addition signature could also include OS name + OS version
|See HttpCoreModule#server_tokens
|smtp proxy - something like http://moxy.psychogenic.com/
|auth_digest - Basic auth is very weak on replay attacks
|LDAP, PAM or other authentication backends (scripting backend)
|See http://web.iti.upv.es/~sto/nginx/ for PAM support
|Monitor bandwidth usage of per-vhost or SNMP support like Squid
|mod_cgi : regular cgi. i.e. tie file extension to interpreter. .rhtml => eruby etc.
|Currently supported by proxying to Apache or thttpd; also look at http://nginx.localdomain.pl/wiki/FcgiWrap
|mod_evasive like DDoS protection
|Content negotiation like Apache mod_negotiation
|mod_speed like selective traffic shaping
|an Include type directive for directories so web applications packages can use nginx by placing their config file there
|CoreModule#include is the answer
|Ability to remove ETAG support like Apache's "FileETag none" setting
|SSL Module option "ssl_verify_client" support multiple levels to verify client certificate such as Apache mod_ssl. Also support directory sector in nginx.conf.
|'elseif'/'else' statements added to configuration options after 'if' statements
|Bug: Fails to return a valid HTTP response if passed an HTTP method in lower case. nc to the port and type a lower case letter, Nginx will immediately respond with the HTML for a 400 Bad Request, but will not have the HTTP error code
|IPv6 support for upstreams when proxying
|Built-in ETAG support for static files, there is a module, however I feel this should really be core
Never: Will be never implemented
Maybe: If anybody contributes a patch
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- objs/src/os/unix/ngx_linux_init.o: In function
ngx_os_specific_init': src/os/unix/ngx_linux_init.c:63: warning: the <code>sysctl' syscall has been removed from 2.6.18+ kernels, direct access to/proc/sys' should be used instead.
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Rich in vitamins but delicate on skin, this nourishing Pumpkin Cleanser effectively purifies to reveal a healthy and moisture-balanced complexion. Environmental toxins and oil are washed away as exfoliating enzymes buff your skin to a silky-smooth texture. Loaded with antioxidants and fortifying minerals, this Cleanser also protects your skin from further damage by strengthening cell tissue and soothing redness caused by irritation.
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We got a mention in the Saturday edition of the The Guardian:
We may kid ourselves that animals are our friends and we coexist with our pets in mutual needy harmony, but the truth is that they can't stand us and only hang about for the food - and watching the telly and playing with all our stuff when we go to bed, of course. In the case of the quite spectacularly grumpy rab-bits here, it goes slightly further: they don't just dislike us, they despair at our pathetic human ways. At least that's how it looked to Sharon Stiteler, who saw in every photograph of her floppy-eared pets the same disapproving looks grimacing back at her. Now, Cinnamon (don't be fooled by the cute name) is an internet celebrity and foolish human folk knit jumpers for her. Obviously, she and others like her are decidedly unimpressed by such behaviour.Thanks to writer Johnny Dee for the mention.


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What a season for the HEAD World Cup Rebels: Golds, Globes and Victories!
Thanks to Aksel Lund Svindal and Ted Ligety, HEAD won the Globes in Downhill, Super G and Giant Slalom and the mighty Lindsey Vonn won the Women's Downhill Globe despite missing three races! Add to that an impressive ten medals at the World Championships in Schaldming, of which five were Gold, HEAD skis finished the season as the most successful ski brand in the 2012 – 13 Alpine World Cup.
After finishing third in the clean sweep by HEAD skiers in the Super G at the World Championships in Schladming, Aksel Lund Svindal mentioned, almost in passing that "this was my worst result of the season in Super G." With four wins and a second place in the five World Cup Super G races, this was some achievement. Had it not been for the final race in Lenzerheide being cancelled the record may have been even greater. The weather Gods conspired to deprive Svindal of scoring more points in the hunt for the Overall after also seeing the Downhill cancelled. For the first time in his career, Svindal also collected the Downhill Globe as well as the Downhill World Championship.
If Svindal was dominant in Super G, then Ted Ligety was equally so in Giant Slalom. The figures speak for themselves: Eight races, six wins and two third places. From the first race in Soelden and the margin of victory (2.75 seconds), the race was on to see who would be second. For Ted, skiing isn't a sport: It's a lifestyle, a passion, an obsession, a purpose. Ted now has seventeen wins in Giant Slalom on the World Cup, third on the list only to Ingemar Stenmark and Michael von Gruenigen. He also has four Crystal Globes as well. Yet Ted used all his ability to also walk away from the World Championships with three Gold Medals: The Super G, the Super Combined and the Giant Slalom. Asked what meant more and it was hard he felt to differentiate between being good on the one day at the World Championships and being good all season for the Globes. For his rivals though the news is bad: He is already planning lots of training so that he can come back and do it all again next season!
With only one clean sweep of the podium at the World Championships by any ski brand, Gauthier de Tessieres was the sandwich between Ligety and Svindal. Gauthier took advantage of an injury to Johan Clarey to make the French team and made his run count to take the silver. With two top ten World Cup results as well, much is expected for the Frenchman next season.
Lindsey Vonn won the Downhill Crystal Globe for the sixth time and a record seventeenth Globe in her career and this despite missing 19 of the 38 races of the season after tearing her ACL / MCL at the World Championships. Lindsey personifies the ethos of being a HEAD World Cup Rebel with her never say die attitude to racing. Lindsey won six races in her shortened season: Downhills (3), Super G (2) and the Giant Slalom in Maribor.
Maria Hoefl-Riesch took Gold in the Super Combined at the World Championships as well as bronze in the Downhill. With one win on the World Cup (Levi, Slalom), two second places and five third places, Maria took second place in the Overall and third in the Downhill standings.
Anna Fenninger stepped up to the mark and further enhanced her growing reputation with first winning in Semmering during the Christmas and New Year holiday period and then backed it up with back-to-back wins in Garmisch and Ofterschwang. Fenninger also took a bronze in the Giant Slalom at the World Championship.
Another Rebel to step up to the plate when the going got tough this year was Wendy Holdener from Switzerland. Coming into the season her best World Cup result was a 14th; she then scored a ninth in Semmering in Slalom and then went to the small final in the Moscow City Event and then took second in the Slalom in Ofterschwang. The nineteen year old from Switzerland is going places.
Julia Mancuso took the opening medal at the World Championships for HEAD with the bronze in the Super G, her fifth career World Championship medal. As the tour pulled into Lenzerheide, Jules was in with a shout of nicking the Globe … but then the weather beat her! With four podiums in the six Super G races and never worse than sixth, this was why she was still in the hunt to the final day.
Georg Streitberger joined the HEAD World Cup Rebels this season and after a slow start, ended the season with podiums in both Downhill and Super G. in Garmisch, Streitberger nearly took the top step from a start number of 30.
Mathias Mayer joined the illustrious list of racers to have stood on the Kitzbuehel podium with second in the Super G, a result that also secured him his ticket to the World Championships.
Marianne Kaufmann-Abderhalden took only the second podium of her career in Lake Louise before her season was ended by injury. Johan Clarey, who so nearly won in Kitzbuehel, and Kjetil Jansrud, injured in the Super G at Schladming after taking a podium in the Downhill in Beaver Creak, both suffered early ends to their seasons as well; like Beat Feuz and Bode Miller, all should be back for the 2013 – 2014 Olympic season.
In Downhill, Super G and Giant Slalom, the HEAD racers combined to be the best brand in both male and female races on the World Cup. And in the slalom the future is looking good as Manuel Feller also took the Junior World Title to help bring back up to Ted Ligety on the World Cup tour.
The success of the HEAD World Cup rebels in the World Championships and on the World Cup was also orchestrated by the behind the scenes support and hard work of all the team: the servicemen, the development team as well as the racers. After the World Championships, Rainer Salzgeber, Racing Manager to the HEAD World Cup Rebels, paid tribute to and thanked the whole team of people that contributed in creating the most successful racing products on the slopes.
That was the 2012 – 2013 season. A season that saw five Gold Medals at the World Championships (more than any other brand), four Crystal Globes and twenty one World Cup Victories by the HEAD World Cup Rebels.
Next season has already started.


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As we Tweeted to much controversy Wednesday night, "Backpacks are the new It Bags," or so Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's sage stylist, Danielle Nachmani told us at the twins' party to launch The Row's new collection of handbags at Barneys. And man, do we want to go back to grade school with those sleek-chic rucksacks—mom and dad, we'll take the $39,000 crocodile one. Kidding aside (or are we?), we couldn't help but be impressed by the nine offerings, from an small, square ostrich cross-body to a sandy day-bag, they all have the look of insta-classics: minimal hardware, discreet logos, and luxe materials mine Victoria Beckham and Valextra with a youthful sensibility that's all their own. And, in our humble opinion, the Olsens themselves, who brought along younger sister Lizzie, have never looked better, sporting clean makeup, cleaner hair, beautifully fitted ensembles (both wore The Row), and, yes, tans! Because we can't get enough of her, we caught up with Barneys Fashion Director, the eternally glam Amanda Brooks, for a Q&A on the former TV stars evolving fashion empire. And no, we didn't ask her for an employee discount on that backpack.
How are you feeling about the bags? You guys have dedicated a lot of Olsen-square-footage!
"I think I'm incredibly excited. Bags are incredibly hard to get right (of course, I'm not surprised that they got it right!) but they got it so right, they're so classic, they're so chic, you know it's definitely not the kind of bag you buy for one season. They're beautiful, classic, timeless bags, but they also make you drool, make you swoon. It's very hard to do something classic that makes you swoon."
Totally swoon-worthy. But, do you think that there are so many "It" bags out there that the market may be saturated?
"I think these bags will really stand out. To launch any bag line is high-pressure and very competitive, so yeah, it's not often [at Barneys] that we're like 'okay'."
So, did you embrace the collection right away?
Yes, the minute we got to the showroom—they're just so beautiful and chic. I think there's so many bags that have so many doodads on them and those are beautiful and they sell but I think, like their clothing, there's a huge range of age and customers for the bag—bohemian, for the more classic girl, I mean there's just so many different ways to wear them."
The Row's ready-to-wear has blown up. Do you think it will happen all over with the bag collection?
"I think the bags are the same thing. Yes, they have a fantastic foundation, but they stand on their own as well. That classic, minimalist person can wear The Row head-to-toe but if you also want to buy the tote bag to wear with more ornate things, it works either way. Understated, elegant and beautifully designed—it doesn't surprise me at all that the bags look like they do."
Do you think the price-point is scary?
"I think the price-point is scary if you think about the bags that everybody is going to buy for the season...a trendy bag. But, if you're like I am, when I buy a bag I'm thinking about a three year investment, I'm not thinking about a three month investment."
From a professional standpoint, how are the Olsens to work with?
"They are so impressive, I can't tell you, the first time I went to the showroom, Ashley was there, then Mary Kate came, and they are so conversant in the technical aspects of designing clothing and selling their business. They are incredible."
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1 cup
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
2 tablespoons
white sugar
1 pinch
ground cinnamon
The vanilla and cinammon gives this smoothie a great twist. I don't use egg. Added three ice cubes to the recipe. I also added a few things to enhance the nutritional content: 1 T brown rice protein, 1 T flaxseed oil.
Even after cutting the sugar in half, this smoothie was too sweet for my liking. I added an extra banana for a little more flavor. The egg definately is needed to make the smooth texture. Thanks Alicia.
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Alicia, I loved this recipe. I have to agree with others that I will need to cut the sugar (to each his preference of course) to about 1/4. I tried 1/2 of your amount and it was still too sweet, but very delicious and very filling. Applause to your father and family for sharing this recipe. One last note, if you freeze the banana before making the smoothie, it will come out thicker. Just some FYI. Thanks again.
DELICIOUS! I used a frozen banana, and I think that really made it extra good. I also used half the sugar, but next time I will probably only use 1/4 of the sugar.
This was really good. I used splenda instead of sugar and no egg and I also put a few pieces of ice in it. Thank you.
I love this recipe! I can drink one of these everyday, and it's good for you!
Excellent dairy-free version: 1 cup almond milk, 2 ice cubes, 1 ripe banana, 1 egg, 2 teaspoons sugar (I used turbinado, but white is fine) and (optional: 2 squirts flax oil (1 tsp)), - a sprinkle of cinnamon or nutmeg adds a nice touch, but isn't necessary.
Good for breakfast. I added strawberries along with bananas.
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Art Along the Hudson
Cruise from New York City to Albany to visit museums and historic homes of literary, artistic, and political figures and experience the blazing fall colors of the Hudson River Valley.
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Experience the blazing fall colors of the Hudson River Valley, the subject of paintings by Thomas Cole, Frederic Church, and Jasper Cropsey, during this popular and unique cruise accompanied by art historian Jason LaFountain. From New York City to Albany, you'll visit fine Hudson Valley museums and historic homes of literary, artistic, and political figures. Highlights feature the homes and studios of artists Cole, Church, and Cropsey; the important American art collections at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Albany Institute of History & Art; and Kykuit, the palatial home and art collection of the Rockefeller family. You'll also enjoy tours of the Gothic Revival mansion, Lyndhurst; Fredric Church's Moorish-style home, Olana; and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Your visit to Hyde Park includes Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's home, the Presidential Library and Museum, plus you'll visit to the Francis Lehman Loeb Art Center on the picturesque campus of Vassar College, featuring a fine collection of Hudson River School paintings and more!
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Day 1 — New York City
Individuals arrive at the Grand Hyatt New York in New York City. In the evening, enjoy a welcome reception at the hotel followed by dinner on your own. (R)
Day 2 — New York City
The ideal introduction to your cruise is a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the newly reopened American Wing, featuring the spectacular Hudson River School galleries. There will be time to peruse other galleries featuring one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of American paintings and sculptures in the world. This afternoon, embark your ship and enjoy lunch and an afternoon of cruising the Hudson with the splendid fall colors in the background. (B,L,D)
Day 3 — Yonkers
Our day begins with a private visit to Lyndhurst, the Gothic Revival mansion designed by Alexander Jackson Davis. On 67 acres overlooking the Hudson River, Lyndhurst has an extensive collection of Victorian decorative arts. Next, stop at the Union Church of Pocantico Hills to view the famous stained-glass windows by Chagall and Matisse. Following lunch, visit Kykuit, the palatial estate that was home to three generations of the Rockefeller family. At this 40-room Colonial Revival mansion, you will see the family's superb collection of art, antiques, and lovely sculpture-filled gardens. Return to the ship for dinner as we cruise to West Point. (B,L,D)
Day 4 — West Point & Hyde Park
At West Point, visit the United States Military Academy, founded in 1802. Included is a visit to the imposing Cadet Chapel, a superb example of Military Gothic architecture with its beautiful stained-glass windows and the world's largest church organ. Learn about James McNeill Whistler's time spent here as a cadet. End the tour with a walk through Trophy Point. Following lunch aboard ship, travel to Hyde Park to tour the home of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. Walk through the historic home, including the room from which he gave his famous fireside chats. Afterwards, explore the Presidential Library and Museum, as well as the new Henry Wallace Visitors Center, which contains exhibits on Roosevelt's childhood, the war, and his presidency. (B,L,D)
Day 5 — Poughkeepsie
After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of the Francis Lehman Loeb Art Center on the campus of Vassar College. Tour the galleries of the Hudson River School painters. In the afternoon, enjoy the spectacular palisades of the Hudson River Valley sparkling with fall colors as we cruise to Troy. (B,L,D)
Day 6 — Troy & Albany
Visit the Albany Institute of History & Art, dedicated to the history, art, and culture of Albany and the upper Hudson Valley, including its remarkable Dutch colonial and Hudson River School collections. Next visit the Empire State Plaza Art Collection, featuring an amazing group of mid-20th-century abstract paintings and sculptures, on display in public areas throughout the Empire State Plaza. (B,L,D)
Day 7 — Catskill & Kingston
Today, tour Frederic Church's Moorish-style castle, Olana, often called the most beautiful artist's home in America. Built high on a hill, Olana offers magnificent views of the Catskill Mountains, the Hudson River, and the Taconic Hills. Depart Catskill and enjoy magnificent views of foliage along the river. In the afternoon, stop at Wilderstein, a stunning Victorian mansion and the former home of Margaret (Daisy) Suckley, a cousin and confidante of Franklin Roosevelt. Miss Suckley traveled extensively with FDR during his presidency. (B,L,D)
Day 8 — New York City
A morning cruise along the Hudson River will bring you back to New York City. After lunch onboard, enjoy a narrated tour of the city. This evening, return to the ship for a festive farewell dinner onboard the American Star. (B,L,D)
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After breakfast, disembark and transfer to the airport for your flight home. (B)


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First, we need to cut the paper into a square (if you already know how to do this, skip to step 2.) To do this, fold diagonally so to adjacent sides line up. There should a rectangle on one side. Cut it off, unfold the paper, and you will be left with a square.
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Fold the top piece's top-right corner and the bottom piece's bottom-left corner down. Then, fold the top piece's top-left corner and the bottom piece's lower-right corner up.
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You will be left with a strong throwing star. The tips come out very sharp, although they weaken with each hit.
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I threw the Ninja Star at a huntsman in our school classroom, in the computer room.
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