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Sandia Cave By Katie Stone • Jul 6, 2016 Creative Commons, Wiki 7/9, Sat 9a: This week on The Children's Hour: learn about the mysteries of Sandia Cave from the rangers who work to preserve and protect it. Was there really a Sandia Man found deep inside? Listen Listening... / 17:12 Linda Starr and Sandra Arazi-Coambs talk about the Sandia Cave and archeology in New Mexico. Produced by Katie Stone and Jena Ritchey Outta This World By Katie Stone • Jun 30, 2016 Creative Commons Wiki Sat. 7/2, 9a: On The Children's Hour, the 4th of July holiday is approaching, and so is the Juno spacecraft as it arrives at its orbit around Jupiter. We'll learn about the Juno mission, its goals and where you can participate. Plus, it's World UFO Day and we're celebrating in the studio. With a nod to the 4th of July, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, great music, a family events calendar and so much more. Join us ... Saturday, 9am MST. Summertime By Katie Stone • Jun 22, 2016 Wiki creative commons Sat. 6/25, 9a: The Children's Hour is swinging into summertime with special guest host, Mark Gilboard. Hear the only New Mexico bagpipe ensemble perform live in the studio. Plus, we'll learn how every kid can win with the summer writing contest through our friends at NMPBS. Great music, live and local, join us every Saturday at 9am. A Chat With Sherman Alexie By Katie Stone • Jun 8, 2016 Katie Stone Listen Listening... / 6:35 Katie chats with author Sherman Alexi about his life and his new book, Thunder Boy Sat June 11, 9a: This week on The Children's Hour, producer Katie Stone speaks with award winning author Sherman Alexie about his new book for younger kids, Thunder Boy. Zoe reviews a book for older kids, A Night Divided. Plus what do teachers do in the summer, and do you really want to know? We'll have a story from Bill Harley. With great music, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and so much more, we hope you'll join us this Saturday at 9am. Symbols Of Enchantment By Katie Stone • May 31, 2016 Rebel Donut Sat. 6/4, 9a: The Children's Hour features musician and educator, Curious Chris who will take us through the various symbols representing New Mexico. From the Zia to the coelophysis, turquoise to yucca flowers the Land of Enchantment's state symbols showcase our unique culture, landscape and history. Join the KUNM Kids as we explore these official markers through music and stories. Listen Listening... / 39:12 Curious Chris shares songs and facts about New Mexico. Climate Activist Kids By Katie Stone • May 24, 2016 Our Children's Trust, CC 5/28, 9a: The Children's Hour welcomes kids who are actively trying to save the planet. Aji Piper will join us from Seattle to talk about the lawsuit that he and 19 other kids are involved with to hold governments accountable for pollution. The kids are winning their cases, and that's good news for us all. Listen Listening... / 18:56 We talked with Aji Piper, one of 21 kids suing the Federal Government about their failure to protect the environment for future generations Andy Mason Performs By Katie Stone • May 20, 2016 Courtesy of Andy Mason Listen Listening... / 28:46 Interview and Performance by Local Musician Andy Mason 5/21 9a: The KUNM Kids welcome singer and songwriter, Andy Mason from Portales, New Mexico with a live, in studio concert. Plus we'll find out when to expect the end of the world, and we'll celebrate the KUNM Kids Birthday Club members. A family events calendar, great music, and so much more. Mother's Day Special By Katie Stone • May 5, 2016 Katie Stone Sat 5/7, 9a: We're celebrating Mother's Day on The Children's Hour with a show honoring the dedicated moms around us. With poetry and music, this show is for Mom. Plus, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and so much more. Spring Rituals By Katie Stone • Apr 28, 2016 Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 21:20 Students from Jimmy Carter Middle School share their research on spring celebrations around the world. Sat 4/30, 9a: The Children's Hour hosts kids from Jimmy Carter Middle School who will tell us how cultures around the world welcome spring. From exploding snowmen, drowning dolls, rolling down a hill with cheese, and flinging colored powder at friends, people worldwide have unique ways of saying goodbye to winter. Plus, we'll learn about Dia De Los Niños, what's on at The Guild, events for kids this weekend, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and of course, great music. Start your Saturday with a smile and The Children's Hour! Valle Vista Bird Watchers By Katie Stone • Apr 20, 2016 Listen Listening... / 12:16 Mrs. Dawson's 4th graders at Valle Vista Elementary share what they learned this year at Valle de Oro, and also share some poetry. Recorded in April 2016 at Valle Vista, produced by Katie Stone, mixed with music performed by Artichoke and Elizabeth Mitchell. Listen Listening... / 2:58 Students from Mrs. Dawson's 4th grade class at Valle Vista Elementary discuss how studying wildlife at Valle de Oro over the course of this school year impacted their lives. Sat 4/23, 9a: On The Children's Hour this week, Valle Vista 4th Graders from Mrs. Dawson's class join the KUNM Kids in the studio to talk about how bird watching at the Valle del Oro was a life changing experience. Not only did these kids learn about our feathered friends in the Bosque, but the program enabled them to be citizen scientists. Plus, we'll find out about a celebration of public art in Albuquerque. Great music, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and so much more this week on The Children's Hour. Best Buddies, History Day and The Titanic By Katie Stone • Apr 15, 2016 New Mexico Humanities Council Sat 4/16, 9a: The Children's Hour crew welcomes our friends from Best Buddies New Mexico into the studio talking about inclusive friendship. Also we'll learn all about National History Day, and how you can participate. And our friend Solis talks about the infamous Titanic. Plus great music, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and so much more. Start your Saturday with a smile. Pueblo Culture, Meow Wolf, and Autism By Katie Stone • Mar 31, 2016 Katie Stone Listen Listening... / 3:35 The Children's Hour sent kids with a microphone into Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe. It was wild! Sat. 4/2, 9a: On The Children's Hour this week, we were joined by guests from the heart of Albuquerque: the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. We learned about their brand new exhibits, the many activities and celebrations happening, and how kids and families from every culture can be a part of living Pueblo traditions. Then, we heard what happened when we sent kids with a microphone into the Santa Fe art installation, Meow Wolf. On this International Autism Day edition of The Children's Hour, we had great music, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar, and so much more. Science Of Spring By Katie Stone • Mar 17, 2016 Creative Commons Sat. 3/19, 9a: The Children's Hour bounces into spring with a show dedicated to celebrating the lengthening daylight and warming weather, and saying farewell to winter. What makes it winter one day and spring the next? We'll discover the science of springtime. Plus, find out how you can get a scholarship to Hummingbird Music Camp with the Sky Velvet Vassar foundation. With great music, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar and so much more, spend an hour with the KUNM Kids! Jamming with Shamrocks By Katie Stone • Mar 11, 2016 Creative Commons Sat. 3/12, 9a: It's St. Patty's Day this week, and we're celebrating on The Children's Hour. With pipes and drums performing live in the studio, get on your green and be ready to ShamRock! Also, kids organizing a march for the labor leader, Ceasar Chavez will tell us all about how we can commemorate a great man. Plus, time warps, KUNM Kids Birthday Club celebrations, great music and a family events calendar, all in an hour! Congresswoman Michelle Lujan Grisham, Pinkalicious and Robots By Katie Stone • Feb 29, 2016 Dr. Jonathan Wolfe Sat 2/27/16, 9am: We were joined by Congresswoman Michelle Lujan Grisham in our studios, who was thoroughly grilled by the kids in the studio about everything from balancing her personal and public lives, super delegate status, and what led her to dedicate her life to public service. Plus, we had an in-studio performance from some of the cast of The Growing Stage's latest show, Pinkalicious. And, we learned how kids can be involved in Roboquerque 2016. Martian Rocks By Katie Stone • Feb 17, 2016 University of New Mexico, Carl Agee Sat 2/20, 9a: What's out of this world but right on this planet? Martian meteorites! This week on The Children's Hour, Zoltan Vaci from the Institute of Meteoritics at UNM, brings these cosmic wonders down to earth, specifically to our studio. Cosmic rocks, great music, The KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar and so much more this week on The Children's Hour. Loving Teeth By Katie Stone • Feb 11, 2016 D. Sharon Pruitt, Creative Commons Sat. 2/13, 9a: We'll talk about loving our teeth on The Children's Hour, just in time for Valentine's Day! February is National Children's Dental Health Month, and dental health experts will explain how to show your love for your teeth. Plus we'll celebrate Valentine's Day! Great music, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club and so much more, brush up and join us! Hakim Bellamy By Katie Stone • Feb 11, 2016 Katie Stone On January 2, 2016 poet and author Hakim Bellamy joined us into the studio to read his new children's book, Samuel's Story. What do you want to be when you grow up? Samuel wrestles with that question as he considers his options. Wild Things By Katie Stone • Feb 3, 2016 Cristina Ortega Sat. 2/6, 9a: The wild things of New Mexico are sometimes visitors and sometimes lifelong residents. We'll be joined by wildlife biologist Wendy Brown and learn about a few of our feathered, furry and rooted wild things living in the neighborhood. With excellent music, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club and so much more; The Children's Hour is a great start to any Saturday. Alligators All Around By Katie Stone • Jan 26, 2016 Gareth Rasberry, Creative Commons Wiki Sat. 1/30, 9am: The Children's Hour welcomes a docent alligator from the Albuquerque Zoo along with herpetologist Katie Anderson. We'll talk about frogs, toads, lizards and crocs of the Americas and learn about one special frog whose species depends upon zoos to survive total extinction. Great music the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar and so much more. Fractals By Katie Stone • Jan 22, 2016 The Fractal Foundation Sat. 1/23, 9a: The Children's Hour explores the magic, math and art of fractals, with the Fractal Foundation. Plus, do we have nine planets again in our solar system? Great music, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar and so much more, every Saturday from 9-10am. Clowns N' Caves By Katie Stone • Jan 13, 2016 Cave photo: Kenneth Ingham, Lucho: courtesy of the artist Sat. 1/16, 9a: Clown around with Lucho Guzmán Cardozo who visits The Children's Hour all the way from Colombia. Plus, we'll discover the wonders of caves with UNM professor Dr. Diana Northup and some of her students. Live and local, 9-10am every Saturday. Not just for kids. Shakespeare And Kids By Katie Stone • Jan 6, 2016 Wiki Commons Listen Listening... / 2:24 Sean Etigson performs his original Man of Words, with the phrases we get from Shakespeare Sat. 1/9 9am : "Can one desire too much of a good thing?" We think not! Kids from the Early College Academy in Albuquerque bring the Bard to life on The Children's Hour. With live music from Sean Etigson and friends, "We are such stuff as dreams are made on." Join us for a special Shakespearean edition of The Children's Hour, complete with great music, a family events calendar, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club and so much more. "To be, or not to be" with us on the show. That is the question. All About Wolves By Katie Stone • Dec 10, 2015 Creative Commons, Wiki Sat. 12/12, 9a: Wolves used to live all over the United States, but these days we see more of them in zoos than in the forest. We'll find out all about these magestic creatures, including the endangered Mexican Grey Wolf with a zookeeper who cares for them. Plus we'll learn about re-introducing them to the wild, and how the Mexican Grey wolf program is doing. We'll also talk with a wolf rescuer about wolfdogs. Great music, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar and so much more. Holiday Traditions By Katie Stone • Dec 3, 2015 Creative Commons, Wiki Sat. 12/5, 9am: The Children's Hour welcomes students from Jimmy Carter Middle School talking about holiday traditions from around the world. Learn where trees are decorated with spider webs, and what the difference is between a luminaria and a farolito. Plus, kids from the cast of The Wind in the Willows will entice us to attend their show with a song or two. The KUNM Kids Birthday Club, a family events calendar, great music and so much more, all in an hour every Saturday at 9am. Scientific Kids By Katie Stone • Nov 20, 2015 Kari Barrera The Children's Hour, 11/21 9am: New Mexico has brilliant scientists of all ages residing across our state. We'll talk with a group of students who want to be able to compete in our state's Science Olympiad. Plus, we'll hear about what kind of programming is at Ghost Ranch for kids and families. We'll also feature Naomi Shihab Nye reading her essay: Gate A4. 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Its yield, which moves in the opposite direction, fell to 3.45 percent from 3.46 percent late Thursday.
The Labor Department said Friday that the economy added 216,000 new jobs in March and the unemployment rate slipped to a two-year low of 8.8 percent from 8.9 percent.
The average hourly earnings remained unchanged, quelling fears about wage inflation.
The report was in line with what traders had expected.
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The course will investigate the opportunities presented by digital design and fabrication techniques to engage more directly with design as a material practice. The course is aimed at fostering a conceptual as well as technical approach to the leveraging of digital design and fabrication techniques within the design and construction processes. We will dedicate the semester to develop a project that takes advantage of a number of emerging and established digital techniques and processes in order to develop new material and tectonic systems that are applicable in and reshape/reorganize specific landscape conditions.
This focused project will be the means through which a wide range of skills and approaches towards the utilization of digital design and fabrication techniques may be introduced and developed through workshops and lectures, in order to inform and enrich the process from design conception through to the fabrication process. The course will cover and develop skills, techniques and concepts in digital design media (geometric modeling, associative/parametric design, computational geometry, scripting) as well as digital fabrication (3d printing, CNC milling, robotic fabrication / assembly). The course will also involve regular workshops, crits and discussions with material scientists from Harvard's Wyss Institute, biologists and specialists within the design professions in the fields of computation and fabrication.
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From sweeping vistas to intimate details of life along the Colorado River, master printer and photographer Christopher Brown takes readers on a beautiful, powerful journey through a previously undiscovered Grand Canyon.
Christopher Brown has seen the Grand Canyon, inside and out, like no other, and his photography reveals a landscape of surprising and visually stunning delights. A lifelong explorer, Brown first hiked across the Canyon when he was fifteen. After high school, an Outward Bound course inspired him to move there and spend the next forty years guiding mountaineering and river trips from Alaska to Ecuador. He was a boatman in the Grand Canyon for about twenty of those years, and has rowed thirty-five two-week trips through the Canyon on the Colorado River.
Brown carried cameras on all of these adventures and taught himself photography. Slowly his interest shifted from the adrenaline of the rapids to the aesthetics of the Canyon, and the quiet tranquility of remote grottoes. He evolved as a photographer, becoming entranced by the visual experience, the beauty of being in the Canyon. He never knows what to expect when he returns to the Canyon, just that it will be different and that is what keeps him coming back for more
Complimenting the seventy-four full-color photographs in the book are a series of essays that begin by exploring the geological processes that made the Canyon the natural wonder that it is today, as well as the adventure and excitement that accompany life on the river as a boatman. Mirroring the extremes of life, the text shifts from adventure, to beauty, discussing the physical and emotional components of visual perception. An explorer of both exterior and interior landscapes, Brown strives to reveal layers of meaning and beauty in life that are often obscured by our preconceptions and habitual ways of perceiving the world, our relationships and ourselves.
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Originally from Northumberland, the author spent 12 years as an airline lawyer 9 of them with Freddie Laker. Joined GPA Leasing division in 1985. After GE Capital arrived in 1993, stayed with GECAS until 1996. Thereafter an aviation consultant, working in UK and Guernsey. Now lives by the Peak District with 2nd wife, Elaine. Daughter Lucy is an actor: son, Mark, a film maker.


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Comment from: English Rose, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: June 05
I had symptoms for at least nine months before being correctly diagnosed with ovarian cancer (OC). The major symptom was bloating, but also weight gain, diarrhea, abdominal tenderness, lower back pain, and hormonal changes (increased hair growth). It took several months before my general physician (GP) referred me to a gastrointestinal (GI) specialist, and my GP, the specialist, and I, too, thought my symptoms were gastric. Of course, a CT scan would have revealed more information. At any rate, I did not improve. One evening, after physical exertion, I had excruciating abdominal pain on my right side and went to the emergency room (ER) 24 hours later. After several tests that revealed a lot of fluid build-up, my husband and I were told that I had ovarian cancer. My CA-125 test was (and has remained) negative. Patients must be assertive in pressing their doctors for more tests if symptoms do not improve. I was very lucky that the extreme pain that sent me to the ER was caused by an ovary bursting. That led to more tests which confirmed OC. I am staged at 1C and the cancer had not spread beyond the one burst ovary. But if my ovary had not burst, I don't know how much longer it would have taken before diagnosis. I had some but not many risk factors. I was not overweight, did not have a family history of OC, and took the pill for many years, so these would suggest a lower than average risk for OC. But age was against me (65) and I never had any children. I was referred to a wonderful gynecological oncologist and underwent extensive surgery followed by six rounds of paclitaxel and carboplatin. I'm now four months on from the last chemotherapy treatment and initial follow-up tests look good. Fingers crossed.
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I was feeling bloated and gassy, and had lower back pain and distended abdomen. The symptoms came on suddenly and I had a diagnosis of ovarian cancer 2 weeks after seeing my primary care doctor and a month after noticing symptoms. I am never sick and I told my doctor I knew there was something wrong so she quickly ordered the ultrasound which led to a CT scan, MRI and then surgery.
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I am a registered theatre nurse and so was angry with myself for not thinking there was something really wrong. I had increasing constipation but because I had Hashimoto's disease (low thyroid) at the time my doctor and I put it down to that. The lower back pain I`d had for years, because of bulging lower discs. I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in July 2013. I had had a CA125 level done as my cousin had ovarian cancer which was 35 and exactly a year before had an abdominal ultrasound which was normal. My doctor was on holiday and I had to go three times to a medical center and demand a CT scan. It showed a huge adnexal mass secondaries on omentum so I had total hysterectomy. It was stage III C and greater and lesser omentum were removed. Abdominal port had to be removed so I only had one dose of IP (intraperitoneal) therapy but 6 cycles of IV chemotherapy. Then CA125 went up from 19 to 42 and I was worried but doctors were not. Then PET scan showed secondaries everywhere. More chemotherapy but I had an allergic reaction so not sure what can be done now. Always listen to your body and push for scans.
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Virginia Democrats Are Already Busy Trying To Roll Back The State's Attacks On Abortion Rights
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Just over a week after Democrats regained control of Virginia's Senate, they're already focusing their energy on undoing some of the recent damage that's been done to women's health in the state. On Thursday, a Senate panel approved two bills intended to repeal some of the abortion restrictions enacted under former Gov. Bob McDonnell's (R) conservative administration.
During the height of the "War on Women" in 2012, Virginia became a somewhat of a battleground state, particularly when lawmakers pushed a controversial proposal to require women to undergo mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds before having an abortion. Opponents decried the measure as "state-sponsored rape," and the national outcry led the the legislature to soften the wording of the bill. But the measure still passed, which means that women in Virginia are currently subject to an ultrasound procedure in an attempt to dissuade them from ending a pregnancy.
McDonnell approved several other measures to undermine women's abortion access, including medically unnecessary restrictions on abortion clinics and a ban on abortion coverage in Obamacare's new insurance marketplaces.
But this past fall, Virginia's closely-watched races resulted in several victories for Democrats, including the election of Gov. Terry McAuliffe and several new progressive senators. That's tipped the balance in the legislature. So on Thursday, a committee of Senate members was able to advance SB 617 and SB 618 — two measures that would repeal the mandatory ultrasound law and the abortion insurance ban — to a full vote in the chamber.
"We are absolutely thrilled to see these critical women's health bills advance to the full Senate," Tarina Keene, the executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia, said in a statement. "It is fundamentally wrong for politicians to block health care access for women and families who need it in an effort to make personal decisions for them."
"Rather than putting up barriers to prevent women from accessing abortion services, legislators should focus on ensuring women are supported and able to access health care services no matter their situation," ProgressVA's executive director, Anna Scholl, added.
The measures don't face much of a chance in the GOP-controlled House. Earlier this week, a House committee killed several similar measures from last session that sought to undo the same abortion restrictions.
Nonetheless, progressive lawmakers have signaled a renewed commitment to tackling issues of women's health this year. Elected officials have begun to push for several sweeping packages of legislation to protect reproductive rights on a state level. And in U.S. Congress, a group of Democratic senators recently introduced the Women's Health Protection Act, the first piece of national legislation in nearly a decade that's intended to expand — rather than undermine — abortion rights.
On February 11, Virginia's Senate passed SB 617, the measure to repeal the state's forced ultrasound law. "I am immensely proud of the Virginia Senate for taking the first step toward repealing this shameful law and returning personal medical decisions back to where they belong — between women, their families, and their doctors," NARAL's Keene said in a statement.


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- "What's wrong with using WordPress's default HTML output?" (because if WordPress's default HTML output were acceptable I wouldn't be asking the question)
- A link to the function reference (I've read it, repeated, and other than the fact that I can see the WordPress codex is in desperate need of a halfway decent technical writer, I think I grok everything there is there)
- A link to another thread (the other threads are jumbled, meandering, and full of the other two answers that I don't want).
wp_nav_menu() provides an option for suppressing the wrapping <div> tag that goes around the menu.
Either by
'container' => false or else
'container' => ''
In addition, WordPress identifies custom navigation menus as A Thing That Themes Ought To Support. I agree with this point. People want to put in their own menus, not be told what their menus have to be. Ok, I get it, good.
the 'container' option only works if you
a) have a named theme_location in the options
and b) the menu identified with that option has been set in the admin panel
Basically, I don't get WHY ON GOD'S GREEN EQUESTRIA that condition would be stipulated.
This means that out of the box functionality is going to be different from functionality where the user has made their own menu, or else there's absolutely no reason at all to suppress the <div> wrapper.
What if the user LIKES the out of the box menu in the theme?
If you think I have any of my information here wrong, feel free to tell me, but I've done just about every combination of code I can think of. And no matter what, if there's no menu defined in the admin panel, there's no way to get rid of that <div>. setting container => '', setting container => false. Identifying the theme location. Not identifying the theme location.
So, two things i'm looking for.
1) A fix for the dilemma that DOESN'T require me to tell anyone installing the theme that they have to tweak their settings
2) An explanation for why ignoring the request to suppress the <div> wrapper would be a good idea?


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The 42-year-old actress is currently in the US for treatment. In a Facebook message, Manisha hoped that she would recover but stayed mum on her diagnosis.
"Dear friends thank you for all your wishes... I m in good place n in good hands..with all your love n prayers I'm sure I'll recover...it was shocking to know but then life is full of surprises...one must deal with it n move on with faith n dignity.(sic)," Manisha wrote.
"...what ever is th out come its for best..I know that...so pl don't worry...I have had a beautiful life so far n I know, what ever will happen will all be good...thank you from bottom of my heart for your prayers...love m koirala (sic)."
In a similar message, Manisha wrote, "Dear friends I m writing this as a request..pl no sadness,I hv told my closest friends n fam too..this is part of life..I m fine n will be fine no matter th out come..I m in gratitude with all the gifts I hv received from this life..like your love n prayers..lets celebrate life in all forms..thank you again for ur prayers...love m.(sic)"
Born in Nepal, Manisha made her Bollywood debut with 'Saudagar' in 1991 and went on to star in successful films like '1942: A Love Story', 'Agni Sakshi', 'Bombay', 'Khamoshi: The Musical' and 'Company'.
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On Windows 7 64-bit HP (regularly updated) I'm getting sometime a BSOD saying that the OS can't read a system file and restart the PC. I have one SSD (OS and software) and two HDDs (with software and some temporary files).
How I can find the system file that went unreadable by the OS? Is there a specific log/dump to read?
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How can I analyze high swap memory utilization of Solaris 10 for Java processes?
You will propably have to look at what the garbage collector is doing. SDN has a nice technical article about it (and how to enable debug for gc).
A nice practical approach is described here. We normally use the mentioned gcview for this task (on Linux, but OS should not matter in this case).


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Dow Theory requires that highs seen in the Dow Industrials, INDU, need to be confirmed by higher highs in the Transportation Index, TRAN, the trannies, and visa versa, high in trannies are confirmed by higher highs in the Dow. In other words, it is one big happy family, with the Dow moving up, and the trannies, the broad markets have nothing but wine and roses ahead. Taking a look at the July top in the markets. Note how the trannies made a higher high in July, but the Dow did not confirm with a higher high of its own, and look at the result. Sometimes the discrepancy corrects itself and the wine starts to flow again, but when both prices dropped under the June lows, a market collapse was at hand, and occurred. Dow Theory is a not so clear cut market tool, however, and traders often disagree on interpretations, so keep this in mind.In the here and now, note the Dow Industrials making new higher highs, the bull party lives on. But, the trannies are drifting off each day, fading lower, and in fact now lost the lower rail of the channel (thin black lines) and the rising red wedge. This is obviously bearish behavior. In the days ahead, either the trannies recover and shoot higher to resume a strong uptrend (bullish for markets), or, the Dow starts to drift lower, losing the lower rail of its upward-sloping channel (bearish for markets). Which do you think will happen?The 5200 level is critical support for TRAN, so watch price behavior closely. The Dow moving under 12600 will show a market that is losing its grip. If the non-confirmation signal stays in place (the trannies are not confirming the Dow), and TRAN loses 5200 and the Dow drops under 12600 down towards 12500, the broad markets will be in serious trouble.For TRAN and INDU charts use search box above for keystone speculator.
Thinking the trannies lead us lower.
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Mineral water springs of the Absheron peninsula.
\r\n The Absheron peninsula has the following resort resources:
There are numerous methan and hydrosulfate mineral waters in the peninsula. \r\n Among the most popular are waters in Surakhany district (Zikh village) and Shikhov \r\n spit. These mineral waters provide with a high balneology effect.
\r\n Lakes Beyuk-Shor and Masazyr are inexhaustible sources of valuable healing mud. \r\n There are dozens of small and big lakes on the territory of the Absheron peninsula. \r\n
Mineral water springs of Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic.
\r\n Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic is very rich in mineral springs, which provide \r\n with almost all carbonate, chloride and hydrogen sulphate water.
By the diversity of mineral springs Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic can be \r\n literally considered as a geo-chemical museum.
\r\n Five groups of mineral water springs – Darridag, Sirab, Nahajir, Badamly and \r\n Gyzylvang – are extremely valuable hydro-mineral recourses for balneology spa \r\n resorts.
Darydagh mineral (thermal) waters group is the highest-discharge \r\n carbonated-arsenical waters and attributed to carbonated-arsenical-ferrous chloral-hydrocarbonated-natrium \r\n water type. The valuable healing quality of this water is due to such chemicals \r\n as boric acid, lithium, large quantity of carbonic acid, iodine, brome, iron \r\n and other components contained in it along with sufficient quantity of arsenic. \r\n
\r\n Sirab mineral waters are similar to the famous Borjomi mineral water. Sirab \r\n mineral waters are of great importance as a hydro-mineral source.
\r\n Nahajir mineral waters are similar to Yessentuki No.17 mineral water.
Badamly mineral waters are among mineral waters of the Narzan type. \r\n The compound chemical composition of these waters mainly contains carbonic acid \r\n gas. They also have favorable temperature and high discharge.
\r\n Gyzylvang bitter-saline mineral waters are very rarely found in nature. These \r\n waters are purgative because of their composition (sulfate-chloral-calcium-natrium-magnesium).
Mineral water springs of Nagorny Karabagh region.
\r\n The advantageous meteorological factors, numerous orchards and available carbonaceous \r\n mineral springs and remarkable drinking spring waters enhance the importance \r\n of the resorts located in Nagorny Karabagh.
\r\n Among 17 the most famous mineral springs of Nagorny Karabagh are Kechaldagh \r\n and Shirlan in Shusha district as well as springs in Tumi village (Hadrud district) \r\n and Zardanashen village (Xojaly district).
\r\n It should be noted that Nagorny Karabagh is abundant in many well-known mineral \r\n waters with favorable temperature and high content of carbonic acid gas (up \r\n to 150 mg/L).
Mineral water springs of Lachin-Kelbejar region.
\r\n This group of spa resorts is located in the western part of Azerbaijan Republic \r\n (in Kelbejar and Lachin regions). Among 63 water springs of Lachin-Kelbejar \r\n region are notable for their importance springs of the Istisu type (Kelbejar \r\n region) and Ilyksy type (Lachin region).
\r\n The Istisu type springs are represented by three groups: Upper Istisu, Lower \r\n Istisu and Bagyrsah.
\r\n At the end of 1948 it was decided to found the Istisu balneology resort.
\r\n Ilyksu mineral waters group are located in Lachin region (Minkend and Akhmedly \r\n sites) at a height of 1600 m above sea level. These springs belonging to the \r\n carbonic-hydrocarbonate-chloride-sodium-magnesium-calcium waters group are the \r\n warm Narzan type waters with average temperature of 28˚С. These waters are the \r\n favorite remedies for the local population. Besides, there are found dozens \r\n of the Narzan type cold mineral waters at Minkend and Akhmedly sites.
Mineral water springs of Ganja.
\r\n Hajikend is located 17 km away from Ganja at a height of 1000 m above sea level. \r\n The climate of the area is warm-temperate and damp, winter is relatively warm. \r\n There is a carbonaceous mineral spring and splendid spring waters not far from \r\n Hajikend.
Mineral water springs of Shamakha region.
\r\n There are outlets of nitric and hydrosulfate thermal and cold mineral \r\n springs in Shamakha. The most popular are Khaltan, Jimi and Khashin springs \r\n in Guba district, Chuhuryurd – in Shamakha district, Bum and Khalkhal springs \r\n in Gabala district.
Mineral water springs of Sheki and Zagatala regions.
\r\n Nowadays, among the most popular mineral waters is Elisu waters group in Gakh \r\n region. Apparenty, the local population uses these mineral waters as medical \r\n remedies since the ancient time. This is evidenced by names of two main outlets \r\n – Oglan Bulag (Men's spring) and Gyz Bulag (Women's spring).
Mineral water springs of Lankaran region.
\r\n Lankaran region is rich in mineral waters. Thermal and cold springs with temperature \r\n from 13 to 64˚С belong to nitric and methan waters group. There are 157 mineral \r\n springs in six administrative districts of Lankaran region including Istisu \r\n village in Astara district, Ibadi and Khaftoni villages in Lankaran district \r\n as well as Gariblar village in Massalli district.
Mineral water springs of Babazan.
\r\n There is Babazan Hill (45 m above sea level) not far from the mouth of the River \r\n Kura on the territory of Salyan region. Hydrosulfate and methan-chloral-calcium \r\n cold and thermal mineral waters of Babazan are used by the local population \r\n at all times.
Mineral water springs of Azerbaijan's lowland.
\r\n This part of the Republic is very rich in valuable healing resources of another \r\n nature – healing crude oil, mineral waters and healing mud.
\r\n Healing crude oil (Naftalan) reaches the ground surface in Geranboy region, \r\n 18 km to the south of Geran railway station, at a height of 450 m above sea \r\n level. It looks like the industrially produced oil. The Naftalan oil differs \r\n from other types of crude oil in such features as absent harmful gases of petrol \r\n and kerosene, available valuable lubricating oils, absolute purity and relatively \r\n heavy weight (0,930-0,960). The Naftalan oil is currently used with great success \r\n almost in all fields of medicine. This region is the only source of medically \r\n used oil in the world.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Senators are finding plenty of common ground in an overnight debate about climate change that has been characterized by civil exchanges from lawmakers who hear plenty to like in each other's words. Could this really be happening in Washington?
Sure, when only one party shows up.
Democrats are plowing through a dusk-to-dawn talkathon during which more than two dozen speakers have agreed with each other about the need for action on climate change. Naysayers -- Republicans -- largely stayed away.
Republican Sen. James Inhofe of Oklahoma said Democrats who showed up would not convince anyone with their stunt.
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""CEOs go to their vacation homes just after companies report favorable news, and CEOs return to headquarters right before subsequent news is released. More good news is released when CEOs are back at work, and CEOs appear not to leave headquarters at all if a firm has adverse news to disclose. When CEOs are away from the office, stock prices behave quietly with sharply lower volatility. Volatility increases immediately when CEOs return to work." —David Yermack, a New York University finance professor, whose recently released study shows a correlation between when CEOs take their private jets on vacation and movements in their companies' stock price "
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If you fly often via business jet charter, you know that the peak travel days sprinkled throughout the calendar can mean a limited choice of aircraft as well as price increases. But a little planning can go a long way toward minimizing both drawbacks. "Book early," advised Ricky Sitomer, CEO of charter brokerage firm Blue Star Jets. "The sooner you do, the more options you will have."
The school calendar generally drives peak travel times, according to Sitomer. In other words, if your kids have a long weekend, booking a last-minute charter flight will likely be difficult. Some of the busiest travel times include Presidents' Day weekend and the days before and after spring break. You might also find it tougher to book charter during the summer because many families take vacations while their kids are out of school. Among commercial carriers, June is traditionally the worst month to travel; November has been rated the best, despite Thanksgiving.
Peak travel days also occur around the time of major sporting events, such as the Super Bowl and Masters Tournament. You may have trouble reserving a flight during the first week of May, for example, because the 2008 Kentucky Derby runs on May 3, explained Toby Batchelder, aircraft management sales manager for charter management firm Elliott Aviation.
Batchelder noted that certain days of the week also tend to be busier than others. Elliott Aviation receives most of its requests for charter on Tuesdays and Sundays, he said. "If you want to guarantee that you're going to get an airplane, see if you can be flexible," he said. "Maybe you can fly out on a Monday or Wednesday."
Having a block membership card won't guarantee that you'll be able to book a last-minute charter flight during peak travel days, noted Kevin Vaughn, chief marketing officer of Sentient Flight Group. "Our membership program is very good at accommodating requests during the holidays," he said, "but we do ask members to book reservations 96 hours in advance to guarantee availability." Normally, you can book a charter flight as little as 10 hours before departure. "There are just certain weekends and holidays when demand significantly increases, and we need that advance notice," Vaughn noted.
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Woodland Echoes Cottage Resort offers a classic family getaway without the crowds and bustle. A discrete distance from the tourist hub of Muskoka, the resort features everything your family could wish for: a beach, a playground, tennis, terrific fishing; along with a refreshing blend of quiet time that invites you to just do nothing. There are... more
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Are we leaving the arts out of journalism?
Like most journalists, I look to reports like the recently released Tow Center report on the changing nature of the field for guidance, for ways of thinking about what I do. But what I find is that what I do as a critic is increasingly marginalized or ignored by such studies.
In the thousands of words in the report from Tow, based at the Columbia School of Journalism and written by some of the finest minds in the field, there is a glaring void. There is no real consideration of cultural dialogue and criticism, perhaps the fastest shrinking segment of mainstream media today. Journalism worth doing is defined as investigative, watchdog journalism, the stories that somebody, somewhere doesn't want written. I would agree that this is the core of good journalism. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
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"Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale is adding country singer to her résumé with her first single "You Sound Good to Me." Associated Press photo by Matt Sayles. »Read Full Blog Post
Once again Bay View scores with Draft Magazine
Draft Magazine has a thing for beer poured in Bay View.
Its annual list of 100 Best Beer Bars includes favorites Romans' Pub, 3475 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., Palm Tavern, 2889 Kinnickinnic Ave., and Sugar Maple, 441 E. Lincoln Ave. »Read Full Article
Puppet horses rise above human folly in 'War Horse'
Early in "War Horse," in town at the Marcus Center through Sunday, a wild foal is penned within a paddock and sold.
It's an obvious if effective foreshadowing of what's to come, in which this foal grows into a spirited thoroughbred named Joey — before repeating his initial confinement, first as a haltered packhorse and then within the barbed wire crisscrossing No Man's Land, in the killing fields of World War I. »Read Full Article(5)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'The Alligators'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
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'Seed Pod' invades Frank Lloyd Wright in Madison
Madison — Brenda Baker's big, twiggy "Seed Pod" has been nestled into the pristine geometry of Frank Lloyd Wright's Monona Terrace since October. It's huge — about 71/2 feet tall and 10 feet wide — and its unruly ovoid form dominates the concrete esplanade, bristling with a defiantly organic energy.
Placed with an almost comical symmetry in the center of the walkway, perfectly aligned with both Monona Terrace's rooftop fountain and the Capitol dome in Madison, it conjures up strangely opposite impressions. On the one hand, it's like a giant tumbleweed, blown in by a freak storm. At the same time, I can't escape the way it echoes an alien spacecraft (especially with Wright's retro-futuristic building as a backdrop), like the one that landed on the National Mall in "The Day the Earth Stood Still." »Read Full Article
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Oakland, CA - Alameda County DA Nancy E. O'Malley announced today that murder charges have been filed against Lawrence Denard, 26, for the August 8, 2011 murder of a three-year-old Oakland child. more »
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The City of Oakland has announced the grand prize and runner-up winners of the recent 'I Choose Oakland' photo and video contest. Open to Oakland residents and business-owners, the contest received over one hundred submissions. Mayor Jean Quan and the City's Cultural Arts & Marketing Division will host a special event as part of Art Murmur this Friday, August 5, 2011, to celebrate both the contest winners and the recently expanded late night Broadway Shuttle service. more »


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The lead researcher, Gemma O'Brien found that people meditating and having an orgasm both experience "diminution of self-awareness" and "alterations in bodily perception."
When you meditate, the left side of your brain lights up and when you have sex, the right side of your brain lights up -- both experiences leading to a stoppage of mental chatter in your brain and helping you lose physical and mental boundaries.
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With roots in Syracuse, Jessimae Peluso sought comedic pastures first in Boston where she performed improv with "The Tribe," laying the sod for what would become a burgeoning spontaneous brand of original comedy. Since then, Jessimae has leapt onto the small screen as a cast member for MTV's "Girl Code" & "Failosophy", with appearances on TBS' "Deal With It", NBC's "Last Call With Carson Daly Spotlight", Comedy Central's "@Midnight", E!'s "Chelsea Lately", Fox's "Worlds Funniest Fails", AXS's "Gotham Live", "The Tyra Banks Show", Tru TV's "All Worked Up" and an international Nintendo ad campaign. She can also be seen every Thursday on her YouTube channel co-hosting "THOT 2 HOT." She was featured in the New York Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Festival, North Carolina Comedy & Arts Festival and Women in Comedy Festival. She has contributed to Cosmopolitan Magazine, Self Magazine, GQ.Com, Playboy.com, MadeMen.com, and has been featured in the Huffington Post as one of the funniest comics to follow on twitter.
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The "White Coat Ceremony" is the first symbolic act for students beginning their medical career at Yale School of Medicine. Here students gather in the Harvey Cushing Library proudly wearing their white coats for the first time.
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