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Charlotte, N.C. - "The Alan Major Show" will debut this evening on ESPN 730, from 7-8 p.m. The hour-long call-in coaches show has moved to a new night this year -- airing on Monday evenings. Longtime "Voice of the 49ers" Matt Swierad and ESPN 730's Lanny Ford will co-host the show live from the remote location at Wild Wing Cafe, University area.
The Alan Major Show will air on Mondays throughout the season. The one exception is the week of Dec. 19. The radio show will be moved to Dec. 20 to accomodate the Dec. 19 home game vs. Coppin State.
The Alan Major Show - Wild Wing Cafe, University
November: 7, 14, 21, 28
December: 5, 12, 20 (Tues.)
January: 9, 16, 23, 30
February: 6, 13, 20, 27
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Because we are sick of the regular black tights, it is time for the Asics Jaylyn Tights. These tights are awesome, know why? Let us discuss some of the main reasons:
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Generating functions are well-known to be much useful in combinatorics. But, maybe just since I am illiteral, all the applications coming in mind deal with power series, which are not just formal, but have non-zero radius of convergence. So, for sequences of super-exponential growth exponential generating functions $\sum a_nx^n/n!$ are considered, which already converge somewhere, and so on. But for considering formal power series, when we do not use analysis features (sometimes we use, but often do not), convergence is not necessary, and looks like a "coincidence".
Here comes the question: are there any less or more nice and natural application of formal power series like $\sum n! x^n$, which converge only for $x=0$?


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On Friday, March 30, the Tremont Quartet will perform two exciting works from the chamber music repertoire, joined by pianist Jonathan Gonder. The program features Mozart's lyrical Piano Quartet in G, K. 478, and Brahms' dramatic Piano Trio in B, Op. 8.
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Your tax-deductible gift to the Naval Institute Press underwrites worthy books that might not otherwise be published.
An F-14 aviator takes his readers into the cockpits, ready-rooms, and bunkrooms of today's Navy to show what it's like to fight in a time of so-called peace. From the opening chapter where a Tomcat fighter squadron's commanding officer botches an intercept of a hostile Iranian F-4 to the final uplifting scene, his novel reveals the inner workings of the military as only an insider can. It is a thriller without an airshow groupie's pretense, a fighter pilot's story as honest as it is riveting. The action is gripping and authentic, yet it punctuates rather than drives the plot. Seldom has fiction been so real.
Punk's War is part adventure tale, part introspective commentary. Adopting the tone of the quixotic lieutenants who populate its pages, the novel helps us understand the pressures on this new generation of warfighters. Along the way we are introduced to an engaging cast of characters: a self-centered careerist squadron commander hell-bent on fixing his tainted professional reputation; a reluctant air-wing commander more suited for life within the walls of the Pentagon than on a flight deck at sea; a battle-group commander reared in the art of driving ships, but thrust into the snap decision matrix of supersonic jets; and a host of junior officers. Seeking only the ideals they were promised, these technology-savvy aviators are products of pop culture, unimpressed by rank for its own sake and unresponsive to petitions in the name of the profession's lofty mottos. Unlike other books about the business of flying from aircraft carriers, this novel provides serious food for thought about leadership and retention--what motivates young people to keep doing what they do despite the dangers, disappointments, and personal sacrifices. Best-selling novelist Stephen Coonts describes the author as Tom Clancy crossed with Joseph Heller, his book as a refreshing twist on the military thriller.
Commander Ward Carroll is retired from the Navy and is a frequent contributor to Proceedings. He was named Naval Institute Press Author of the Year in 2001 for his novel Punk's War.
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"Suspense, drama, and action as hot as a fighter jet's afterburner, Carroll's account of modern naval aviation reads like Top Gun on steroids…Will delight the military-techno audience…Speaks volumes about military careerism, aviation technology, naval operations in harm's way, and the men who fly and fight for a living."
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"Tom Clancy meets Joseph Heller in this riveting, irreverent portrait of the fighter pilots of today's Navy. At last somebody got it right. I couldn't put it down."
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"A techno-thriller stripped of the he-man conventions and turned into a social satire of life on a carrier in the Persian Gulf…Carroll has written an entertainment of a very high order. The airspeak is dead on, the missions plausible, the myriad levels of control and command deftly conveyed."
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— John F. Lehman Jr., Secretary of the Navy, 1981-1987, author of Command of the Seas


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I compose and produce my own electronic music and I generally only have trouble with one aspect of music: the drums. Drums are the only major instrument that I have no formal in so its definitely the toughest part for me. Even though I create all my beats and patterns using audio samples of different drum sounds, I feel like they lack that variation or that life that comes from live drummers.
What are some tips to make the drums sound more like a live drummer? Or are there any ways to replicate this sound or feel?
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Kelli Swenson and Trent Robbins, seniors at Dakota Wesleyan University, were named Miss Wesleyan and Scotchman, the university's highest honors, at a special banquet Friday night at the university.
Kelli Swenson, of Chamberlain, is a double major in business administration and leadership and public service with a concentration in policy communication. She is the president of Student Senate, a member of the Student Ministry Council, a resident assistant on campus, and Student Ambassadors. She is a four-year member of the dean's list, a Randall Scholar, 2013 recipient of the Vicki Clarke Memorial Endowed Scholarship, McGovern Center Scholar, and a member of the McGovern Advisory Council. She has organized and volunteered with DWU mission trips to New Orleans, Peru and Mexico, as well as community outreach projects. Kelli interns with DWU's institutional advancement/alumni relations department. Following graduation, Kelli will be traveling to Africa for two months to work with a nonprofit and a primary school in Rwanda.
Trent Robbins, of Watertown, is a double major in mathematics and business. He is a DWU Trustee Academic and Athletic Scholar and named to the dean's list. He has been a member of the Dakota Wesleyan soccer team for four years, and served as team captain for one. He earned All-Great Plains Athletics Conference Honorable Mention, CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District Award, T.I.G.E.R.S. Award and was appointed to the Men's Soccer Team Leadership Council. He volunteered with Chicago Eagles Summer Academy and Mitchell Youth Soccer. Trent also became an FAA Licensed Private Pilot in May 2013. Following graduation he will be employed by Meta Payment Systems in Sioux Falls.
Other candidates for Miss Wesleyan include: Breanna Clark, Loveland, Colo.; Valerie Hummel, Yankton; Natalie Munger, Kimball; Samantha Sandau, Tripp; and Kayla Summerville, Platte. Other candidates for the Scotchman include: Joe Ford, Vermillion; Chase Kristensen, Plankinton; and Tyler Sarringar, Pierre.


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Lillian U.D. Gomez Timex retiree, outdoorswoman, active in charities
PROSPECT — Lillian Ursula DeSanto Gomez, beloved wife of Joseph L. Gomez, went to meet her Lord and Savior peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, while surrounded by her family.
Lillian was born in Oakville, Conn., on Easter Sunday, March 27, 1932, daughter of the late Frank and Mary DePaola DeSanto. She was educated in local schools and worked for many years for the Timex Corporation and later for Allied Bendix. Lillian and Joseph operated a Christmas Tree Farm in Monticello, Maine, for more than 40 years until her illness. She was an avid lover of all things nature, and enjoyed cross country skiing, snowshoeing and riding her beloved Honda Three Wheeler. Most of all, she enjoyed her role of wife, mother, grandmother and favorite aunt. Every Sunday, the table was set for ten or more of family and friends. Italian specialties were her favorite but she learned from her late mother-in-law, Louise Gomez, how to roast the perfect turkey. Holidays were special to Lil, too, and her oven was constantly warm from baking cookies.
Mrs. Gomez was an active member and daily communicant of St. Anthony's Church in Prospect until her illness. She also belonged to the Prospect Historical Society, Prospect Senior Center, Timex-Bendix Retiree Group, Franciscan Family Apostolate, Saint Anthony's Rosary Society and the Guthrie Family Reunion Committee. Her favorite charity was the Russian Orphanage Program. During a five-year period, she personally sorted packed and arranged for shipment for thousands of pounds of clothing and supplies for Childrens' Orphanage No. 34 in St. Petersburg, Russia. She also traveled to St. Petersburg to assess further needs. She enjoyed hiking the trails all over Connecticut with Joseph and her dear pals, Bill and Maria Hewitt, friends of 40 years standing.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by three children, Lawrence J. Gomez and wife, Teri, of Prospect, John J. Gomez of California, and Laurene Gomez of Prospect; her faithful nephew, Salvatore F. Guiliano, also of Prospect; and her preci\ive grandchildren, Samantha Gomez, Marc Gomez, Amanda Gomez, Karley Gomez and Eric Gomez, and several nieces and nephews. During her illness, faithful Teenie the dog and Lacey the cat rarely left her side or her thoughts. Lillian was predeceased by eight brothers, Lawrence, Salvatore, Paul, Joseph, John, Michael, Thomas and Peter, and three sisters, Mrs. Henry (Angelina) Radwick, Mrs. Carlton (Delores) Cyphers, and Mrs. Andrew (Anna) Guiliano.
Lillian lived a worthwhile active Christian life and asks friends not to grieve but instead remember the good times shared together.
The family wishes to express their gratitude to Father Mark Suslenko and the pastoral staff of St. Anthony's Church, caregivers Imma, Dawn, Paula and Ro, and especially to her dear friends, Jennifer and Monica Absalom. Gratitude is also due to VNA nurse Karla and the staff of the Waterbury Hope Hospice team.
The funeral will be held on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at 9:30 a.m. from the Buckmiller Brothers Funeral Home, 26 Waterbury Road, Route 69, Prospect, to St. Anthony's Church for a Mass at 10 a.m. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to contribute in her name to St. Anthony's Church, P.O. Box 7117, Prospect, CT 06712.
To place online condolences, please log on to: www.buckmillerbrothers.com.
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WACO (December 11, 2012)—McLennan County employees will be able to pool their sick leave under a proposal that county commissioners approved Tuesday.
The measure passed by a 4-1 vote.
Commissioner Kelly Snell, who earlier expressed concerns about the potential cost of the plan, was the lone dissenter.
Employees may donate unused sick days to the pool to be used by other workers facing serious health problems.
An administrative committee will be appointed to control the pool and only those who donate to it will be eligible to seek additional days.
Commissioners also decided on a replacement for retiring Pct. 1 Pl. 2 Justice of the Peace Billy Martin, voting unanimously Tuesday afternoon to name retired Department of Public Safety Sgt. W.H. "Pete" Peterson to complete Martin's term.
Peterson unsuccessfully challenged Pct. 1 Pl. 1 Justice of the Peace Kristi DeCluitt in the Republican primary earlier this year.
He's an Army veteran who also worked as a police officer in Copperas Cove.
Commissioners deferred action on a proposal to cremate rather than bury the bodies of destitute residents whose funerals the county must pay for under state law.
Commissioner Joe Mashek says the county should cremate paupers to save money, but Commissioner Lester Gibson countered that the decision should rest with the families of the dead.
The county currently offers a choice, but is considering the change to save both money and space in Restland Cemetery, which the county has operated for more than two decades.
Commissioners voted to defer action until next week in order to give the funeral home with which the county contracts to come back with an estimate of what it would cost to bury ashes in a communal site.


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GlottalGreekGeek wrote: I believe that Vox Graeca is the main basis for the pronounciation on the Aoidoi site (correct me if I'm wrong).
Sesquipedalian wrote:From what ive read.."Vox Graeca uses Attic pronunciation? Since I'm going to start with Pharrs Homeric Greek... just curious if they use the same pronunciation..or is there any differences between the pronunciation of Homeric and Attic?
Is Vox Graeca considered the most 'accurate'..as in, the way it is considered the Ancient greeks would have spoken?
Im assuming there isnt a download of Vox Graeca on the net as ive looked through the download pages on textkit to no avail?
Bardo de Saldo wrote:Why is "pie" for pi and "baytah" for beta called Erasmian? I don't see how a Dutchman who wrote in Latin would have used English long vowels (diphthongs) to pronounce his Greek vowels.
Socrates the Cyborg wrote:Ok, so I am curious how this reading fits into the discussion here. Is this the "Vox Graeca" reading?
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September 22, 2013
Highlights of our #lovecapetown tweet-up
Our second annual #lovecapetown tweet-up took place on the 22 September and was not only a big success; it was also an opportunity for us at Cape Town Tourism to gain some deeper insight into what you love most about Cape Town.
The beautiful Six Selbourne in Sea Point played host as our #lovecapetown house for the week and thus also the venue of our tweet-up. With a breathtaking view of the promenade and the peeping sun setting from between the high-rise buildings, we made ourselves right at home straight away. But this year we decided to mix up it up a bit and asked the bloggers and our community a different series of questions to last year's questions. So let's find out what you love most about this city, by looking at the top answers to our questions:
Q1: Tell us where will our #lovecapetown bloggers find your best-kept secrets?
For some reason, you all decided to focus on food spots for this question. Reading your answers makes us hungry!
Not on the tourist route but well known to many locals Giovanni's Deli in Greenpoint for your coffee and lotsa delishness #lovecapetown
Oooh! Pics? RT @thesecreteats @CapeTownTourism ... a Secret underground dinner in the heart of the Mother City? #lovecapetown
When in #lovecapetown on a Thursday night, check out falafel night @sababa in Bree Street, great little street terrace and good value!
@CapeTownTourism A Chappies drive from Hout Bay to Noordhoek @ChapmansPeakSA #beautiful #lovecapetown
In case the cable car is closed due to weather, drive up to Signal Hill, stunning sunsets, bring bottle of wine #lovecapetown
Q2. Nobody knows #CapeTown like the locals - what's your favourite hangout that's new in the #MotherCity? #lovecapetown
Not so new;) but definitely great place to hang out- good food and vibe @mannaepicure #lovecapetown
RT @saschatherabbit: A2 great Belgian food at Brasserie in Strand @Almenkerk #lovecapetown
House of machines is the latest hot spot. I like to hide out with the hipsters at Bicycle cafe in the Foundry. #loveCapeTown
Q3: What local restaurant should our #lovecapetown bloggers not miss out on during their stay?
#lovecapetown. I love the sushi and big city vibe at Willougbys in the @VandAWaterfront
Not really a restaurant but so local! Fried chicken lunch during the @AWOLTours bike tour of Masiphumelele. Awesome stuff! #lovecapetown
Sunday afternoons at Mzolis for their legendary shisa nyama #loveCapeTown A3.
Hemelhuijs for brunch, @PotLuckClubCT for a long tapas style lunch, @TestKitchenCT for a fine eve of dining #loveCapeTown
Q4: Where do you go to people-watch in and around #CapeTown #lovecapetown
#lovecapetown The Company's Gardens in the heart of the city -with ancient trees, plump squirrels and free wireless
@insidetravellab Lion's Head is great, Bloubergstans or Tygerberg Hills:) #lovecapetown
@CapeTownTourism markets, markets, markets galore. Best people-watching happens at markets #lovecapetown
Q5: Where do you go to get your design-fix in #CapeTown? #lovecapetown
Bree street is amazing for design @missibaba #lovecapetown
@CapeTownTourism my design-fix: the streets of Woodstock and Salt River. Street art can transform a city #lovecapetown
just walking through the streets, there's a wealth of wall art to be found. #lovecapetown
Q6. Recommend the best #CapeTown street food? #lovecapetown
@CapeTownTourism Wish we had a more active street food culture. Imagine the possibilities. We can learn from other cities. #lovecapetown
While this last question left you all sort of speechless, we couldn't help but indulge in our deliciously sponsored Butlers Pizza.
Yum! Totally Cape Town's number one pizza. Thanks @Butlerspizza #lovecapetown pic.twitter.com/z3YADBL9vL
Follow us on Twitter on the handle @CapeTownTourism for the latest news on what's happening in Cape Town and be sure to share your experiences with us. How many ways do you #lovecapetown?


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Here's part two to the lentil loaf that I made for our Canadian Thanksgiving. I always saw pot pies as a comfort food and something that I'd love to bite into. The challenge of making a gluten free crust that isn't horrible was a tough one.
Here's how I made it:
2 cup of millet flour
1 cup of sweet sorghum flour
1 cup of tapioca flour
1 tbsp xanthum gum
3 tbsp Italian seasoning
1 tbsp parsley (dry is fine, but if you use fresh make sure it's really dry)
1 tbsp raw minced garlic
1/2 cup of Earth Balance
1/4 cup of water
Place all dry ingredients in a bowl, mix well, then transfer to a food processor. Using a S blade mix the dry ingredients, then add in the garlic and water. Keep adding water until the mixture balls on its own in the machine. I honestly can't recall how much I used, it might have been a cup, it might have been 1/2 a cup, so it's safe to use 1/4 cup increments.
At this point you can measure out your bottom/top crusts as you'll be too busy with the filling once you've made it. This is a very forgiving dough, so it can be pinched together if you don't roll it out properly. Do make sure the dough is thin because if you make it more than 1/4″ thick it will just be gummy and gross. Try to make it as thin as you can. I would highly suggest using a French rolling pin if possible, they're really quite handy. If you don't have much counter space or don't want to roll it out on your counter, you can roll the dough between two pieces of parchment paper. I used a cutting board and dusted it lightly with millet flour to roll mine out.
The filling:
1 cup of carrots roughy chopped
1/2 cup of corn
1/2 cup of cut string beans
1/2 cup of chopped celery
1 red pepper
3 small red potatoes (you can use any colour)
1/2 cup of white chopped onion
1 tbsp raw minced garlic (you can use more if you like up to 3 tbsp)
1/2 cup of shiitake mushrooms (I reconstituted dehydrated mushrooms – fresh is fine)
1/2 cup of millet flour
2 tbsp corn starch
3 cups of vegetable broth (I used 2 bouillon cubes in a quick pinch)
Use a large pot. First place 2 tablespoons of oil/coconut or vegetable in a pot and swirl around to coat the surface. Keep the pot on medium heat. When hot enough add the chopped onion and stir until almost translucent. Add in the garlic and the vegetables. Stir for roughly 8 minutes. Then add in the broth and mix for another few minutes to allow veggies to simmer a bit. If you have used dry mushrooms, keep the water that you used to soak them in, makes an excellent mushroom broth. Then add in the flour, stir for another few minutes and then add the corn starch. The corn starch should thicken up the filling, if it's too thick just add more water. When cooking like this I like to keep a kettle handy for adding hot water quickly.
After the filling cools slightly, give it at least five minutes to breath, you'll transfer it into your dish. Here's where there are two schools of thought on pot pie. You can either have a bottom crust or just a top crust. I opted to go with a bottom and top crust. If you are of the top crust thinking, you'll only need to use half the dough recipe. Mind you, you might have a bigger or smaller casserole dish, so that's really up to you.
Once you've established whether or not you need a bottom crust, add the filling and cover with a top layer crust that you've carefully rolled out before you started making the filling. You can make slits through the top crust or poke about with a fork to make small vent holes. Continue reading


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The hockey equivalent of the Eephus Pitch.
Moderator: Captain Ned
Hoser wrote:That would piss me off to no end if a guy did that to me.
idchafee wrote:Hoser wrote:That would piss me off to no end if a guy did that to me.
Because its "wussy" or because it worked?
FroBozz_Inc wrote:I cannot watch vids at work, but I think I watched this one at home a couple nights ago.
It was from Sweden or something right? and he kinda just lobbed the puck slowly over the goalie, and was helped a bit by the crossbar?
Yeah, that was cool. Embarrasing for the goalie bigtime though!
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Compiz is "temporarily disabled" by default, I have to enable Compiz by pressing Alt+Shift+F12 every time I start my computer.
Can somebody please tell me how it can be enabled automatically at startup?
I am using Compiz Fusion on Kubuntu 10.10.
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Are you using the ATI proprietary (
If you really want to force compositing to come on at startup, then go "System Settings" > "Desktop Effects" > "Advanced" > "Disable functionality checks". Note that this could make your system unusable if there's a driver problem, and KDE can't disable compositing to work around it.


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Eisenhower boys soccer
The Lions had several team award winners voted on by the players.
Leading the way was senior Aaron Wilson as the Player of the Year, the Lions' top scorer.
Senior Ryan Hansmann was the Most Improved Player; Mikey Perez was the Defender of the Year; senior Jimmy Kuhnz was Rookie of the Year.
Senior Corbin Messman won the Team Award, which is given to the player who puts the team first.
In intrasquad competition the Champion's League Winner was sophomore Tyler Holdentunder.
Three players earned All-Woodland Conference mention - Wilson and Perez were named second-team all-conference and Messman was honorable mention.
The Lions were 10-13-1 overall with a conference mark of 8-5, a good mark when you consider they started with five straight losses.
"It was a testimony to the resiliency of this team that they continued on and saw that we were on the right track," coach Gary Troy said. "(They) put themselves in a position to have a successful season.
"Once the conference season started we were well-prepared and competitive in every game."
Messman helped steady the midfield and Stephen Evans switched positions and the latter ended up leading the team in assists.
Troy will lose 11 seniors - captains Evans, Messman and Jaskulsi, as well as Hansmann, Kuhnz, Messman, Wilson, Ben Daines, Jake Thompson, Noah Wagner and Benny Xing.
"The team bonded well and enjoyed thei season," Troy said. "Many of the seniors felt that this was one of their most enjoyable team because of the camaraderie that developed. This was a true team in the manner of style in which they played."
Troy is expecting a solid season with a talented group of returnees and successful JV and freshman programs.
West girls tennis
Coach Chris Viste announced the New Berlin West award winners and Nicci Poellinger earned top honors.
Poellinger, No. 4 singles, compiled a record of 15-5 and earned the team's Most Valuable Player Award.
Other winners were the Most Improved Player, Alex Weis, No. 3 singles, and the Viking Spirit Award went to Kim Kramer, No. 1 doubles. The All-Conference Academic Award winner was Lora Daskalska
Team captains were Kramer and Daskalska, No. 2 singles.
West will lose eight seniors: Daskalska, Sylvia Autio (No. 3 doubles), Abbie Bottom (JV), Brittany Buechs (No. 3 doubles), Veronica Karolek (half season No. 3 doubles/second half JV), Sarah Kunath (JV), Maddie Maag (No. 2 doubles) and Jaci Tierney (JV).
The Vikings had an overall record of 5-11 with a conference record of 1-5, good enough for 11th place.
"The season was enjoyable because the team is a great group of girls to work with," coach Viste said. "They worked hard, had a positive attitude and wanted to improve.
Viste then talked about the conference realignment.
"The season was a challenge with the new division alignments, though, in the Woodland Conference, as our West Division contained many talented teams," she said. "I'm looking forward to our young girls continuing to play during the off-season and continuing to improve and be more competitive against the tougher schools."
New Berlin boys volleyball
The New Berlin United were swept by Racine Horlick in the WIAA Sectional semifinals at Horlick.
The Rebels won 25-21, 25-18 and 25-18 to end the United's season. John Collins had eight kills and Mickey Sugar had 23 assists
Their overall record was 6-8, but they were 4-1 in Woodland Conference play.
West girls volleyball
Here is a look at the New Berlin West girls volleyball team and the award winners for the past season.
The 4-Star Award (four-year varsity starters) went to Casey Luehrs and Kellie Shaw and Gina Pezze won the Team MVP Award.
The Vikings will lose four seniors - Luehrs and Shaw along with Carly Hubert (three-year varsity starter) and Rachel Gasper (two-year varsity starter).
West had several postseason awards, including several conference honors.
Pezze and Shaw earned first-team All-Woodland West Division and Luehrs and Luehrs and Sarah Franzen were second team. Pezze and Shaw earned first and second team, respectively, All-Woodland Conference (East/West divisions combined).
Coach Joel Golstyn's club finished with an overall record of 32-8 and a 3-2 division record, good enough for third place, and a 7-2 conference mark. They finished third in the conference tournament.
"This team received much recognition from opposing coaches and deservedly so," he said. "We concluded our season with a tough loss at Catholic Memorial in the regional final."
The Vikings were always ranked in the Top 10 of the Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association D2 rankings and finished the year ranked No. 4 in the D2 state rankings.
"This was the most talented team I have had in my four years at West," Golstyn said. "Our record of 30 plus wins was also a high point. More importantly, this year we had more 'signature' wins against top teams in the area (Germantown, Mukwonago, Nicolet, Watertown). These are all highly-ranked at the D1 level."
West won two (West Allis Central/New Berlin West) of the four tournaments they entered and finished second in the other two.
The Vikings lost their only setter, Sarah Franzen (ankle sprain) before the first tournament. But Golstyn shuffled around his lineups in her absence and continued to win most matches because of the solid play from the entire team.
"Through those changes we grew as a team and adjusted well to injuries that we sustained later in the season," he said. "This allowed us to compete throughout the season at such a high level."
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Goal-Setting, Discipline, and the Emotions of Traders
Discipline problems typically begin with experiences of frustration.
Frustration is a function of not meeting goals and expectations.
Many times, traders try to adopt psychological strategies for combating frustration. These can be helpful, but they don't get at the root of the frustration problem.
If we do not set challenging, but feasible goals, we cannot experience ourselves as effective, successful people. Goals that are perfectionistic cannot be met and thus generate frustration.
The failure to set goals robs us of opportunities for cultivating a sense of purpose and well-being.
Goal-setting is not just essential to mastering markets; it's essential as a tool of psychological management. We shape our experience of ourselves by controlling what we pursue and how we evaluate the pursuit.
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- The Moxie Trader said...
"Frustration is a function of not meeting goals and expectations" . . .
Wow! I own that T-shirt.
I like your prescription for the cure: setting smaller, realistic goals to help us realize more accomplishment. I think our psyche is a fragile thing, and in need of nourishment in order to function optimally and better contribute to our overall wellbeing.
Thanks for your post. Made me think! Very timely topic, as I'm in process of setting a new batch of goals.
- Marek said...
I totally agree and would say it is more important to be right more often with smaller gain than chasing huge winners.....
- harry said...
Thanks for the great advice.
Have you tried any goal setting tool/system?
I've been recently using a goal setting app called GoalsOnTrack and it has worked very well. It saves me a lot of time in keeping track of my goals and most importantly it helps me better organize my daily todos towards achieving my goals. You may want to check it out.


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I have made 3 batches of beer now which each had the same off flavour but I don't really have a clear idea of the source of the problem. It's a kind of soapy cleaning flavour but doesn't match up any flavour descriptor that I've come across. It persists across split batches so is not down to fermentation problems as far as I know but seems to be inherent in the beer. I did think it was something to do with the bottling bucket but I've made and bottled unaffected beer in between the off flavoured ones. It's a long shot but does that sound familiar to anyone?
This may help: From John Palmer's How to Brew:
I found this while reading Brewing Classic Styles by Jamil Zainasheff:
(emphasis mine)
Have you checked your local water report?
How long do you leave your beer in primary? It's possible that you are leaving it too long on the trub, which can cause soapy flavors due to breakdown of fatty acids in the trub.
My other guess is that it has something to do with your sanitizer and not cleaning your equipment properly.
It could be the hops. Were they all IPAs?
I have heard people say that long dry hopping can cause soapy flavors. This happened to a home brewer I know on his first IPA. He said it tasted soapy. He let it sit in the fridge for a few weeks and it was gone.
I found a guy here at work thinks the Founders Centennial IPA that we are all drinking tastes like "detergent". I don't think that is an off flavor. It's the flavor of the hops at copious quantities. It's a strong flavor. I think "hops" and he things "detergent".
When brewing extract, I'd sometimes found that the extract in contact with the tin sometimes tasted soapy. The taste left a very long lasting back of the tongue bitterness, a bit like eating soap bubbles in the bath (surely everyone has done this as a kid?)
I used to use boiling water to loosen the extract from the inner side and completely empty the tin, but stopped doing that after noticing the off flavour, which did make it though the final beer.
I've come across soapy flavors on a handful of occasions, and I've yet to figure out where exactly they come from.
My sources indicate that soapy flavors can come from either various salts, or various esters and organic acids. This leads me to believe that water and fermentation conditions and/or yeast strain/health all can lead to conditions which result in this flavor in one way or another.
Salts: Magnesium/calcium/potassium chloride, Sodium sulfate/carbonate
Esters: Ethyl dodecanoate, ethyl tridecanoate
Acids: Capric acid, dodecanoic acid, pyroglutamic acid
My last malt extract batch of red ale has very similar "soapy" off flavor. The beer is still very drinkable and I do enjoy it but that bitter/soapy after taste is there. I at first just thought it was a hoppy taste but this is not a hoppy beer so that may not be the case. I feel confident that it is not a real "soap" taste. I use one-step for a cleanser and star san for my sanitizer and don't rinse either but all the research I have done on this tells me it shouldn't produce any off flavors. I said all of that to say this... I used tap water with no additives and our tap water has a very high chlorine taste out of the faucet, so my batch that is fermenting now I used a brita charcoal filter on the tap to try to eliminate that. If chlorine isn't the culprit, I really think it is the yeast. I'd appreciate any other opinions as well. Cheers!


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There are things in life that should not be rushed…the aging process of a fine wine or scotch, watching a sunset, and riding the Kansas Byways are all on my list of experiences to enjoy without being rushed. Spring of 2013 in Kansas has been tumultuous as best. We've seen many cool days, much needed rain and record setting snow in early May. Mother Nature has saved her best days for mid-week when two working parents have a tough time getting away to play on the Wide Glide. All this has added up to a 63-mile journey over a two-day period. The Glacial Hills Scenic Byway is nearly in our backyard, seemingly short and easy to both plan and execute. However, just to get there and home adds another 140 miles, making it a much longer journey, one that we just couldn't do in an evening and still take in the entire experience without feeling rushed. Being on a bike isn't about the destination so much as it is the journey along the way.
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I'm trying to come up with a web-application, a somewhat like step-by-step or procedural application. I can't really describe it and don't know how to call it, but it is an application that presents a step-by-step instructions on how to achieve certain stuffs, like job application.
"An application that aids the user on how to do things."
So I've setup some GUI, and now I'm facing the core of the problem: database setup.
In the GUI I designed, I decided it to be like this:
- green with a check - completed
- orange - the user is currently on that step
- grey - he hasn't started any of the substeps in there.
As the picture implies, I have 3 toplevel procedures, and some other child-procedures under each procedure. One thing that is missing in that picture is that the toplevel procedures are also under a certain category.
And what I want to achieve is to keep track of users' activity. And here is the deal:
- It is not necessary that you must finish the first toplevel procedure to proceed to the next, you could skip and go back -> there is no problem about this.
- After completing all the child-procedures, the toplevel procedure flags 1 for that certain user, meaning it is completed.
- Same goes for the category, when all the toplevel procedures under that category is completed, the category flags 1 for that certain user, meaning he/she completed the category.
And I plan to setup my database like this :
id | username | password |
1 | some_user | adf8jkdfndsa |
id | cat_name |
1 | some_category |
id | step_shortdesc | step_longdesc | cat_id
1 | some step one | do the following... | 1
2 | some step two | do the following... | 1
3 | some step three | do the following... | 2
id | substep_shortdesc | substep_longdesc | step_id
1 | some substep one | do the following... | 1
2 | some substep two | do the following... | 1
3 | some substep three | do the following... | 1
4 | some substep a | do the following... | 2
5 | some substep b | do the following... | 2
6 | some substep 1 | do the following... | 3
And then the relationship tables between the user and the steps
id | user_id | stepcat_id | datetime
1 | 1 | 1 | sometime
2 | 1 | 2 | sometime
id | user_id | step_id | datetime
1 | 1 | 1 | sometime
2 | 1 | 2 | sometime
id | user_id | substep_id | datetime
1 | 1 | 1 | sometime
2 | 1 | 2 | sometime
I'm sorry if this is a bit long, it's just because of the codes.
Now my questions is how do I return my desired outcome. As you can see, when the user logs in into the application I want him/her to see those information right up.
I have never tried it as of this moment, because my brain just shuts down and is out of focus and this is my best time so far.
If I were to code the SQL of this application I will ofcourse do multiple joins.
I want to first select all categories and output it to the user.
SELECT * FROM tbl_step_cat
This will give me all the categories, and what I want to do next is to find out which step is completed or not, so that I could do the 'stylings'
I might do
SELECT cat_name FROM tbl_step_cat JOIN
tbl_user_stepcat ON tbl_user_stepcat.stepcat_id = tbl_step_cat.id
I'm out of focus and can't think now. How do I do these :
- Output all the cats/steps/substeps
- Fetch those who has an entry, in the relationship tables, meaning it has been completed
- where
user = session['user']
Thank you so much, I just needed guidance.


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Clock Tower repainted yellow for Cape Town World Design Capital 2014
The distinctive red of the Clock Tower at the V&A Waterfront has been replaced with bright yellow to launch the four themes of the Cape Town World Design Capital 2014, and to call for project proposals. The overarching theme is "Live Design. Transform Life", with four themes developed for clarity and simplification.
The four themes are:
- African innovation
- Bridging the divide
- Today for tomorrow
- Beautiful spaces. Beautiful things
The World Design Capital is designated biennially by the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design to cities dedicated to using design for social, cultural and economic development.
Speaking at the announcement of the themes on February 27, CEO of Cape Town Design NPC Alayne Reesberg said: "We will use the World Design Capital 2014 opportunity to identify, nurture and promote projects that offer tangible evidence of how design can improve lives within our uniquely South African and African context. Our focus will be on projects that bridge historical divides, reconnect our city in structure and in spirit, rebuild social and economic inclusion, and reposition Cape Town for a sustainable future."
The Cape Town Design NPC is the city's implementing agency for the World Design Capital.
The opportunity was also used to call for design proposals – projects that would meet the objectives of the four themes. The themes will shape and focus a year-long programme of design-focused events and historic activities throughout the city.
The Clock Tower is a historic feature at the V&A Waterfront, and repainting it yellow – which is the colour for Cape Town World Design Capital 2014 – signifies the implementation phase.
Bulelwa Makalima-Ngewana, managing director of the Cape Town Partnership, helped to finish repainting the building. The Partnership was established by the City of Cape Town and business to revive and re-energise the city centre.


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Release date:
May 1, 2009
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Director: Gavin Hood
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for intense sequences of action and violence, and some partial nudity)
Screenwriters: David Benioff, Skip Woods
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds, Taylor Kitsch, will.i.am , Danny Huston, Dominic Monaghan, Daniel Henney, Lynn Collins
Official website: X-MenOrigins.com
Plot Summary:
Hugh Jackman reprises the role that made him a superstar - as the fierce fighting machine who possesses amazing healing powers, retractable claws and a primal fury. Leading up to the events of "X-Men," "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" tells the story of Wolverine's epically violent and romantic past, his complex relationship with Victor Creed, and the ominous Weapon X program. Along the way, Wolverine encounters many mutants, both familiar and new, including surprise appearances by several legends of the X-Men universe whose appearances in the film series have long been anticipated.


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Reports of a haunted house soon have amateur sleuth Agatha Raisin snooping around, only to discover the victim of the haunting is a universally disliked old biddy on whom someone is playing a practical joke. But then the old lady is murdered and, for Agatha, solving a crime is much more fun than ghost-busting. Very soon she's up to her usual tricks, involving the villagers, local police, and, naturally, her handsome new neighbor.
©2006 M. C. Beaton (P)2009 AudioGO
"Agatha Raisin is British Cozy at it's best!"
I am actually reviewing the Agatha Raisin series. It seems a bit silly to review each one individually. If you love The Walkers of Dembley you will probably love The Haunted House and the Curious Curate and so forth. If you hate the first one you read, you will probably hate the rest. Kind of like Doctor Who. Either you "get it" or you don't.
Now I realize that Agatha Raisin books are nobody's idea of high literature but for what they are, they are the best. I have read a lot of British cozies and I always return to Agatha. We are "of an age" Agatha and I, which is part of the appeal as I really love finding books about people really LIVING and enjoying life after 45 or 50 years old. The world of love and adventure are not exclusively for the young. And Agatha is so wonderfully and chronically imperfect. If the stars of the British cozy world have one major drawback it is that they are all ultimately so very, very good. Not our Agatha, by golly. She is vain and self-centered and insecure. You know, those pesky human conditions. Sometimes you just want to shake her but you should probably go look in the mirror first.
The setting of the Agatha books is another reason I come back again and again. The little villages in the Cotswolds are such a perfect place to set a cozy. Surely one little village wouldn't really experience quite so many dead bodies but this is serial mystery, not classic literature. If I could retire to one of those little villages and live in Agatha's cottage, I would do it in a heartbeat even if I had to cook for her cats, eat tv dinners and put up with James Lacy as a neighbor. Well, I might not eat the tv dinners, but still.
Penelope Keith does a really wonderful job of bringing the offbeat and often hilarious cast of characters to life. Generally, a woman narrator speaking for a man makes me want to stab my ears but Penelope actually pulls it off. I gave this narrator 5 stars even though I was afraid she was doomed from the start. You see I read a LOT of Agatha Raisin books in print before listening to any and I had Agatha's voice firmly in my head already as Judi Dench. But it didn't take long at all for Ms Keith to pull me in.
"An amusing story"
I liked it a lot
More so the adventures and characters and there interaction.
When the owner of the house scares Agatha and she takes off for home. Laughed so hard.
Sure, Not that I sit I listen while working around the house and in the yard.
I Enjoy all of the agatha raisin books, and listen to them over and over.
"So glad the two are detecting together again!"
Back to normal.
Now - these are not edge of your seat books - they are wonderful soft adventures that once started I never stop till finish. Never begin one on a Monday morning as I have to earn a living!
Agatha and Sir Charles - I cannot pick one. But the vicor's wife was different in this one - so why do I have to pick one?
Always make me laugh!
"Always a fun listen"
I always enjoy listening to the Agatha Raisin stories, and this book is no exception.
"Consistent, and confortable."
I have persisted on reading this series for one reason, Penelope Keith. I love her narration, and she brings her acting skills to bear with wonderful results. M.C. Beaton's books are simple and comfortable read. It took a while for me to get over the teenage reactions of Agatha raisin, but the author has done a good job explaining her behavior through Mrs. Blocksby.
I am finally starting to enjoy Agatha Raisin's crazy lovesick antics, and can actually laugh. I used to get so annoyed, and avoided all the books that were based off her love life.
Every aspect of Penelope Keith's performance is divine. I have stuck to this books just to hear her read.
Yes, it does not require a lot of concentration.
I am not sure I like M.C Beaton's take on battered women, there is definitely a pattern through both her series. In both her Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth books, she always makes them out to be people who like to be victimized, and without hope.
To be exact I am not sure I like her take on women as a whole, she tends to make them very silly, and her habit of love cross lovers is getting old, but I love Penelope Keith. So, as long as she is reading I will be listening.
"It is like a drug you don't understand"
I am so hooked on this series and I really do not understand WHY???? They are written in a style I read when I was young so maybe nostalgia factor. Very good and always something different. Always death and mayhem around Agatha. I wish she and Charles would get together. I will buy everyone of these .
I like it when Agatha gets freaked out!
So good. She IS THE VOICE OF AGATHA RAISIN.
If you like the first one you read just go ahead and buy them all. haha
"Really liked this one"
This story was a great one and very funny. I would recommend this to any fan of the Raisin Women
"The best yet"
This is the best in the series. Agatha is brilliant! I look forward to the next book.
Science fiction, fantasy and mystery listener. Love anything with a good plot.
"Agatha Causes More Mischief!"
I love Agatha Raisin! She makes life in the country seem very exciting and she's always up to something. This time Agatha and her new neighbour, Paul, are investigating a haunted house. When the mean old lady that owns the house ends up dead, Agatha and Paul are sure it is murder and start to investigate.
Agatha has such spirit, but she is also a romantic and looks to Paul to be her next love. Of course Paul is married and is just toying with her. She deserves so much better, and I was happy to see Sir Charles Fraith also get in on the action too. When it comes to her love life I know she is not suited for James Lacey and I hope maybe Sir Charles will continue to be in her life.
Romance aside this was a really fun mystery, that delved into the history of the Cotswold. Agatha continues to bumble along until she has the case solved and her never-ending spirit and determination kept me interested.
I love Penelope Keith's narration. She's one of my favorite narrators and the true voice of Agatha Raisin. I'm looking forward to picking up the next Agatha Raisin mystery.
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I've heard about the HomeBrew stuff (wiki) that'll let me download and install simple games and even write my own, but is it fully compatible with the latest updates? I've heard horror stories of people bricking their Wii's.
I've softmodded my Wii to run HomeBrew software, and haven't updated the main Wii OS since, the changes are not that important, and if you wait for the new softmod to be avaibable for the new version, you can do it that way.
There is a very small chance of bricking, and the newer methods are very foolproof..
Regarding upgrading, Menu 4.2 :
In conclusion, just a bunch of checks to brick/restore your Wii if you are running softmods or homebrew additions.
And the next update 4.3:
So it only adds usb webcam support (IOS58) and more checks to brick/restore your Wii if softmods are detected.
So the last 2 major "upgrades" were just to brick/revert your wii if you were running a softmode/homebrew software, enough reason for me to stop updating the OS and enjoy the homebrew software.
I've softmodded my Wii, and it didn't brick. There is a risk, but if you are following instructions then you should be fine. There are no guarantees though.


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Are there any flags/attributes, that I can see when buying an ethernet switch? I mean does it has a little message on the box of the switch, or any tech specs, from where i can see that the given switch is going to survive a CAM attack?
For consumer-grade, off the shelf switches, you are unlikely to find port-security and/or MAC limiting features in unmanaged or 'dumb' switches.
If you move into the managed or 'smart' switch space, you will start to find these features. However they do come at a price, and often require some knowledge of the platform to configure. Typically these switches are used in businesses.
Companies like Cisco, HP and Juniper are companies who produce products which typically include these features. Each product tends to call the feature something different, so you would need to read through the spec sheet and do your research, if unfamiliar with the product or platform.


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I decided to dual boot Ubuntu 12.04 alongside my Windows 7 install. I'm on a Toshiba Satellite A665-s6050 if it matters, Windows 7 64-bit, 500 GB hdd.
I partitioned 80 gb of free space to install Ubuntu in. Struggled with the manual partitioner since the auto install thing wasn't showing up. Using various goggled tutorials, I made two partitions out of the free space, a SWAP partition about 2 GB in size and the other 78 gb partition, with mount point of "/" and tried installing. It installed, but when I booted again, it would only boot into windows.
So I tried running the install again, and this time it gave me the "Install alongside other operating system" and when I clicked that instead of giving me the slider bar where I allocate space, it went straight to install.
It is now working, and I'm dual booting, but now when I boot into windows, everything is as expected, my C: drive is 80 gb smaller.
But when I boot into Ubuntu, it gives me access to my entire HDD, even the windows files, and I'm not sure why. Did I limit Ubuntu to 80 gb or did I only limit Windows 7?
I'm thoroughly confused, it did not go as smoothly as it has when I've done clean installs of Ubuntu before on other computers. This was my first dual boot and it was a pain.


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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) _ A second former Kansas City, Kan., police officer has been sentenced to federal prison for stealing electronics from houses where his special unit served search warrants.
U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom says 34-year-old Jeffrey M. Bell was sentenced Tuesday to eight months behind bars for violating a federal civil rights law. He and two other members of the Police Department's Selective Crime Occurrence Reduction Enforcement Unit were charged after a sting operation in January 2011.
Thirty-two-year-old Darrell M. Forrest was sentenced last month to 12 months and a day in prison, and 34-year-old Dustin Sillings is to be sentenced Thursday on the same charge.
Bell admitted stealing games from the sting house and three or four PlayStation games and one PlayStation player during previous SCORE Unit searches.


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WASHINGTON/ DAMASCUS (CNN) -- Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should heed U.S. warnings to neither use nor move chemical or biological weapons, lest he risk crossing a "red line" and provoke a U.S. military response, President Barack Obama said Monday.
"We cannot have a situation where chemical or biological weapons are falling into the hands of the wrong people," Obama told reporters at the White House. "We have been very clear to the Assad regime -- but also to other players on the ground -- that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized.
"That would change my calculus; that would change my equation."
Obama added that U.S. officials are monitoring the situation "very carefully" and have put together a number of contingency plans.
"We have communicated in no uncertain terms with every player in the region that that's a red line for us and that there would be enormous consequences if we start seeing movement on the chemical weapons front or the use of chemical weapons."
Obama's remarks appeared to ratchet up his stance on the matter. Last month, talking about Syrian forces, he told a VFW convention, "They will be held accountable by the international community and the United States should they make the tragic mistake of using those weapons."
The Syrian regime "probably has the largest and most advanced chemical warfare program in the Arab world," Michael Eisenstadt, senior fellow and director of the military and security studies program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, told CNN last month.
It includes "thousands of tube and rocket artillery rounds filled with mustard-type blister agents, thousands of bombs filled with the nerve agents sarin and possibly VX , and binary-type and cluster CW warheads filled with nerve agents for all its major missile systems.
"Its CW infrastructure is believed to include several production facilities and numerous storage sites, mostly dispersed throughout the western half of the country," Eisenstadt said.
Syria is thought to have a biological warfare research and development program, but is not known to have offensive biological warfare agents, Eisenstadt said. The nation is not a party to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. That's the body of the Chemical Weapons Convention dedicated to eliminating the weapons.
Israeli President Shimon Peres has said his country too is preparing contingency plans to attack Syria's chemical weapons arsenal if Israel is directly threatened. In September 2007, Israeli jets bombed a building in Syria that the U.N. nuclear agency eventually concluded was "very likely a nuclear reactor."
Obama's warning on Monday came as Muslims in Syria celebrated the second of three days of feasting to honor the end of the holy month of Ramadan, the holiday's message of amity and tolerance contrasted sharply with reality.
At least 150 people were killed Monday, including two children and their mother in Daraa, the Local Coordination Committees of Syria opposition group said.
Among them were 10 bodies discovered splayed on the ground in the Damascus suburb of Qaboun. Video posted by activists showed at least one of the victims lying on his back, blindfolded, his arms stretched above his head. Others showed victims with bruised flesh and dark red splotches on their clothes. CNN cannot authenticate the video.
Another video, said to have been shot Sunday in the town of Talbeesa, north of Homs, showed children being pushed on swings. The swings are attached to the gun of a tank on which adults are standing, chanting, "Victory for the rebels!"
In a third video, showing the same tank, a man says to the camera, "We will enter Homs with this tank and liberate all of Syria, God willing!"
Daraa province, where the conflict began in March 2011 as peaceful anti-government demonstrations, has suffered heightened violence in recent days.
It is also the home province of Vice President Farouq al-Sharaa, who rebels say has defected from the regime.
On Sunday, the charred bodies of 20 people were discovered in the Daraa city of Hirak, and 31 other people were killed in the province, the LCC said. Government forces executed 14 people in Daraa hours after they were detained, the opposition network said.
A Japanese journalist was wounded in artillery shelling in the Aleppo neighborhood of Suleiman, the London-based opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.
Hirak took another beating Monday, when mortars and rockets rained down on the city, the LCC said. The reports came a day after the mandate of the U.N. observer mission in Syria ended, with the country no closer to a viable cease-fire than it was when monitors arrived four months ago.
The U.N. monitoring mission arrived in Syria in April, on the heels of a cease-fire that never took hold.
Over the past month, opposition activists have reported an average of more than 100 deaths per day in the fighting, which has become a civil war. On Sunday, when much of the country was celebrating the first day of Eid al-Fitr, at least 170 people were killed in cities nationwide, the LCC said.
Eid marks the end of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month, when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset.
State-run TV aired footage Sunday of Eid prayers in Damascus, attended by President al-Assad and other Syrian leaders. Al-Sharaa, the vice president, was absent from the service.
Louai Miqdad, a spokesman for the rebel Free Syrian Army, said Saturday that al-Sharaa had defected, leaving Damascus more than a week ago and heading to his home province of Daraa to try to ensure the safety of relatives.
Miqdad said rebel fighters were trying to help get al-Sharaa out of the country and into neighboring Jordan. The official Syrian Arab News Agency said Saturday that the vice president's office had issued a statement saying he "has never at any moment thought of leaving the homeland to whatever direction."
It added that al-Sharaa has been working "to achieve a national reconciliation that maintains the country's territorial integrity, regional safety and national independence far from any foreign military intervention."
If al-Sharaa did defect, it would mark the latest in a stream of recent defections by Syrian officials, including Republican Guard Brig. Gen. Manaf Tlas and Prime Minister Riyad Hijab. Like al-Sharaa, the men are Sunni Muslims who held top posts in a government dominated by the country's Alawite minority.
Since the Syrian crisis began 17 months ago, more than 20,000 people -- most of them civilians -- have been killed, opposition activists say.


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Last spring, as part of a series of events commemorating the Centennial, the law school held a regional conference that celebrated the success and influence of its 40-year-old clinical program and, to coincide with the conference, published a book on the clinics' diverse activities.
Conference speakers discussed the goals of clinical education as advocated by Rutgers professor and civil rights advocate Arthur Kinoy and the role of clinics in promoting collaborations with law firm pro bono departments and public interest organizations. The luncheon posthumously honored Kinoy for his vision and leadership and also honored Professor Frank Askin for creating and implementing clinics during his 43 years at the law school. The book You Can Tell It to the Judge . . . and Other True Tales of Law School Lawyering describes how the Rutgers–Newark clinics have used live clients and current issues to train students to represent the public interest and reform the law while learning essential lawyering skills.
More than 100 students enroll in the clinics each semester. Read Clinic News to learn about some of the issues and cases that clinical students and faculty have handled over the past year. Among the stories:
> In briefs filed with the Appellate Division, national higher education associations have joined the fight to protect the program's case files from public disclosure under the state's Open Public Records Act (OPRA). The appeal is from the dismissal of a lawsuit by a real estate developer seeking to compel the Environmental Law Clinic to disclose case files under OPRA. The amicus briefs stressed the deleterious impact and chilling effects on public law schools' clinical legal education programs from a potential ruling that clinical case files are records available to the public under open records laws. A decision is forthcoming.
> The Urban Legal Clinic spearheaded a successful amicus curiae effort in a case heard by the New Jersey Supreme Court. State v. PMP raised the question of when the right to counsel attaches for children charged with delinquency. The clinic brief, co-authored by the National Juvenile Defender Center, argued that adolescent psychological and brain development research establishes that young people are particularly vulnerable to overreaching by police and other adults. In July, a 5-2 majority of the Court held that the right to counsel attaches as early as the filing of the delinquency complaint and issuance of an arrest warrant and cannot be waived except in the presence of and after consultation with a defense attorney.
> From January until May, the Constitutional Litigation Clinic was in Superior Court in Trenton challenging the constitutionality of New Jersey's 11,000 paperless computerized voting machines. The suit, brought almost five years ago, argues that electronic voting machines are inherently insecure. The clinic's case relied heavily on expert witnesses, including top computer science and security experts. Post-trial briefs were due throughout the summer. The clinic hopes that the court will decommission the machines and replace them with a more secure and auditable system that complies with state law.
> The Child Advocacy Clinic represents three children in a case that raises the question of whether children who have had their ties to their biological parents severed due to abuse and/or neglect, and who are adopted by new parents, have the right to continue their relationships with one another. If so, is that right in conflict with the right to permanency? How can these conflicting interests be balanced or reconciled? The judge in the case declined to order that sibling contact be maintained post-adoption, finding that he lacked the authority to do so under current law. Through an appeal, which is pending, the clinic hopes to change the legal landscape in favor of maintaining sibling relationships.
> Covenant House, one year after purchasing two houses as part of the organization's transitional living program, learned that its use of the property violated Newark's zoning ordinance because it constituted congregate living. Covenant House asked the Community Law Clinic for help in obtaining a variance. At the hearing, the clinic successfully demonstrated the community value and benefit of the transitional housing units and the compatibility of that value with the city's master plan. Objectors withdrew their opposition and the zoning board voted unanimously in favor of granting the variance. Had the shelters closed, 14 at-risk youth would have become homeless.
> The Special Education Clinic obtained accommodations and educational services for an academically gifted 17-year-old unable to attend school most of her senior year due to a psychiatric disorder. Without accommodations, the girl received incompletes and an "F" as final grades. Since the student had sufficient credits to graduate, the school district sought to give her a diploma and contended she was no longer eligible for special education due to previous high academic performance and test scores. The clinic filed applications for emergent relief and due process. The administrative law judge prohibited the district from graduating the student and ordered a determination of her eligibility for supports and services. The district concluded the student was eligible for Section 504 services, planned to accommodate her disabilities, and agreed to change her transcript and provide transition services for at least one year after graduation.
> The Urban Legal Clinic received an Award of Merit from the New Jersey Chapter of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for its work in reuniting a mother and her young son. The client's son had not been returned to her following an out-of-state visit with his father. The client contacted the clinic after the father had moved without a forwarding address, making her unable to enforce a court order to return their son to her. Using a detective agency, the clinic located the father and child in Colorado and convinced a leading matrimonial firm in that state to represent the client pro bono. The Colorado court ordered the return of the child to the client, and the clinic arranged air transportation to reunite the mother with her son.
> The Constitutional Litigation Clinic is taking its case on the Iraq War to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia following the district court's dismissal of the complaint, now titled New Jersey Peace Action v. Barack Obama. The complaint's allegations are based on Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution, which provides that only Congress can declare war. The clinic's brief argued that the nation's founders adamantly opposed a president's launching of a preemptive war against a sovereign nation absent a Congressional Declaration. The complaint relies on the debates of the Constitutional Convention of June 1, 1787, which no federal court has ever reviewed.
Other articles include . . .
Associate Clinical Professor Charles Auffant's recollections as a Puerto Rican growing up in the Bronx and attending grammar school with new U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Profiles of Randle DeFalco '09, Franchesca Rodriguez '09, Wamaitha Kahagi '09, and Christopher Greer '09.


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Tonight we packed up the crew and headed out to a friend's 40th birthday party. Indian food was the menu of choice, so I provided the naan bread. I posted this recipe before, but let me say once again how awesome it is. I subbed soy yogurt and margarine for the dairy, and added chopped garlic to half of the dough for garlic naan (which you can see I also sprinkled with chopped cilantro). The party was a blast, the vegan dishes were awesome, and the naan devoured.
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Naan Bread
12 comments:
- Janet said...
I love naan bread, I often use it as a pizza crust! Yours looks very tasty :)
- January 10, 2009 at 10:42 PM
- Tami said...
Hi, new to your blog and this bread looks amazing! I can't wait to give it a try.
- January 10, 2009 at 11:26 PM
- JMS said...
Wow, Vegan Dad, thanks for the link to Manjula's Kitchen! I can't believe I haven't run across it before. It's after midnight and I just spent way too much time there!
- January 11, 2009 at 12:12 AM
- JenMeister said...
Mmmmm... that looks so good!
- January 11, 2009 at 1:04 AM
- DJ said...
Those look awesomely soft and delicious!
- January 11, 2009 at 5:46 AM
- Eating Consciously said...
I love naan, but never tried making it myself yet. Maybe a project for tonight and I can make a spicy curry to go with ;)
- January 11, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- DJ Karma (of Vegspinz) said...
Love naan. Always had problems getting those nice big bubbles in them, though. I just bookmarked another recipe yesterday- now I have two recipes to try. Thanks!!
- January 11, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Tami (Vegan Appetite) said...
Wow, that looks so good!
- January 11, 2009 at 12:39 PM
- carrie said...
I use this recipe for naan as well, and my family can't get enough of it!! I always have to double the recipe.
- January 11, 2009 at 9:23 PM
- Mary said...
I love naan bread and lost my favorite recipe. Lately I have been wanting to find another good recipe, and look what you posted! Thank you so much!
I think this is today's project.
- January 12, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- cathy said...
I'm a HUGE fan of naan - especially now that I live in a town without a single Indian restaurant. I'll be trying this for sure!
- January 13, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Rumela said...
My father is a huge fan of naan bread and I always try to bake one for him whenever we see my parents. He has yet to be fully blown away by any of the recipes i've tried. Simplicity is key, and yours looks perfect! Can't wait to try it.thank you for shearing your post.
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I forgot to add nutrient to my must when I put it in my carboy the other day (first time brewing mead). I fear I won't be able to get to my homebrew store before it's too late, so I'm wondering if I can create nutrient at home. Is this possible?
you can boil half a sachet of yeast and add that to the must. It provides many of the trace elements needed by the yeast, but I'm not sure how much nitrogen it provides, which is the key nutrient required in mead.
If the mead is not very strong, you can in fact successfully ferment without nutrient, just pitch 50% extra yeast.
Also keep in mind that mead long predates yeast nutrients. The old Greek formula went something like:
That must have been some sweet, syrupy mead. However, the point is that if you can't get the yeast nutrients, you can always try brewing mead without them.
FWIW I have always brewed a very rustic mead--- no degassing, no yeast nutrients, just yeast, honey, water, (4:1 btw, so drier than the early Greek varieties), and optionally some additional things to flavor it. This has always worked well for me. I have been brewing mead now for about 20 years and never found the need to do this. So keep in mind that you are brewing an old beverage which was simpler in times gone by, and so failures of process are very gracefully handled. My advice is don't sweat it too much.
A type of yeast nutrient that I use when I am making hard apple cider uses raisins.
Get about 100g of raisins in a saucepan with water that covers them by an inch. Bring them to the boil then simmer them. While simmering mash then to a paste and make a raisin tea.
Let it cool and add it to your brew. Make sure the raisins are all natural with no sulphites etc. This idea was from CraigTube
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The defining characteristic of an event, i.e. the best thing about it or the most important thing about.
Here we go thats the meat and potatoes off of that album, or this games the meat and potatoes!
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the basic fundamentals of something, the point of something
It would be nice if they just got to the meat and potatoes, but I doubt they will.
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cock and balls, twig and giggle berries, yak and 2 lemmings, u know them all. the penis and testicles
i have my meat and potatoes in my pants, it hurts when i tuck them between my legs to perform the hung cat
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A technique used by Australian football players to cram their packages into the extremely small footy shorts provided to them.
This technique is carried out by squashing the mans shaft to one side of his pants while his cods are placed on the other side. Hence Meat and Potatoes.
This technique is carried out by squashing the mans shaft to one side of his pants while his cods are placed on the other side. Hence Meat and Potatoes.
Johnno: *Squashes his package into place* "Yep, I can actually run now."
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by Xaypock March 24, 2003
Tasty food, unlike the crap they serve in high school cafeterias eveywhere.
Fat Tub Of Goo- Gimme some meat and potatoes
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If a girl has a very large and appealing ass one may refer to it as meat and potatoes.
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Today in Tweet Beat, someone "official" told Lisa Rinna that other women are threatened by her, happy times are here again for Jenna Jameson and Tito Ortiz, and Mary Carey is a Toddlers & Tiaras fan.
Do you think women r threatened by me? I don't think that's the case at all. Feedback I just got from a network exec what r your thoughts?
Feeling a bit better today... Can't wait to be 100%. @titoortiz has been waiting on me, and helping with the boys!
drinking coffee watching toddlers and tiaras
Love @DrOz. Check your local listings and watch the show tomorrow. I look forward to maintaining a great relationship with him. MBB
So, Miss USA is a pole dancer. Big deal, she wasn't the only one. That pageant had more pole dancers in it than a Warsaw ballroom!
@SarahKSilverman You were HILARIOUS today! You had the entire Extra staff cracking up. Thanks for stopping by. http://twitpic.com/1oyjta
OK...Thanks everybody for correcting me,but the pic I posted yesterday w/Lee ann Rimes is Eddie Ciprian with her not Eric her husband,Sorry
I'm incredibly tired of upbeat happy hipster music, everybody's fine oh fine...it's seeped into every genre. Where's the emotion man?!
Just got my skinny heel caught in a sewer grate. These guys helped me get it out!! http://twitpic.com/1oye2p
Obama lists dog Bo as being worth $1600. Hard to be man of the people when your dog costs more than people's mortgage payments. #ftrs #tcot
Today's license plate spotted: HATE MYX
Beautiful day. Haters aside