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So after 3 days of consolidation she has a decent pop back into a sloping channel. A 50% retracement from the drop out of the wedge (day of the JPM downgrade) would be 40 -41. The 20ma is at 41.44. I think she can there in a hurry if the market responds favorably to tomorrows employment numbers. Longer term I will leave that up to trading/investment gods.BTW If the SPY can get above 119.53, it could be a game changer. The bears are looking to short, sensing we will continue to make lower highs. If we break out it will be dramatic.
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yeah, would be nice if we traded in the 37-41 range today.that seems to be the range most technicians are looking forclear signals to go short again as we flirt with the 40's.
holiday starts at sundown, so it's not an issue.it's not the type of holiday observers travel for.
If she gets through yesterday highs it should get to 41half
Second string traders today due to holiday, there all long.I disagree humbly
not really nice, just not - not nice...world markets were flat, so after a pop open,we should see flat trading going into the weekend.
Does anyone know if Kaas covered his SPYs today?
I sold all call options today. Read link to find out why. The perfect storm. I went short on spyhttp://www.pippamalmgren.com/77.html


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- Who are you and what do you do?
Hi, my name is Jeremy Sorese and I am a student graduating this June from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in comics/sequential art/funny books. I've started to tell everyone that I am a "cartoonist" because I think that's a job title I would be proud to tell my Grandma. "Illustrator" sounds to proud and moldy to me and a "Sequential Artist" just sounds weird.
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Since 1991 Asialink's Arts Residency Program has provided professional development opportunities for arts professionals working in and across artforms, in exchange for the sharing of skills, knowledge and networks with local host communities. Each year Asialink awards approximately 30 residencies for Australian arts professionals to undertake 6 – 12 week residencies throughout Asia. Applicants can apply to one of Asialink's diverse Host Partners or submit a self-initiated proposal.
Zhiling Gao (VIC)
A child of 1960s China, Zhiling Gao is a freelance interpreter, literary translator, language teacher, author and broadcaster. She has taught courses in Chinese language and culture at Melbourne University and has translated narratives and poems. Zhiling's short story 'Mao's Great Mangifera Parade' won the Victorian Writers' Centre's Grace Marion Wilson award. Her recent work, 'A Bag of Power', set in Inner Mongolia, explores the behaviour of ordinary people under extraordinary circumstances. Zhiling will extend this into a book-length literary work during her residency at The Bookworm,Beijing.
Prue Venables (VIC)
The Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen
Prue Venables' practice as an exhibiting ceramic artist spans over 35 years. Winner of numerous awards, her work is included in many national and international public and private collections. She has exhibited widely in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe, Scandinavia and America. At The Pottery Workshop in Jingdezhen Prue will learn ancient Chinese onglaze enamel techniques, and extend her experimental firing practices, enabling increased scale and complexity of new works.
Luke Hutchinson (VIC)
Luke Hutchinson is an Australian with Dutch-Indonesian and Chinese heritage who is interested in how people of multiple cultural backgrounds sustain various aspects of their cultural identity. He is a production designer and visual artist and holds a Master of Production Design, with Advanced Diplomas in visual art and multimedia. Alongside his art practice, Luke has designed several short films that have received acclaim in international film festivals, including Berlin and Cannes. During his residency with Organhaus in Chongqing, Luke will create a multi-media video installation exploring how one culture perceives another through various information and media streams.
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Formed in Sydney in 2002, Soda_Jerk is art duo Dan and Dominique Angeloro. Working with sampled material they create rogue histories and counter-mythologies in the form of video installations and live video essays. Recent exhibitions have been held at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Pioneer Works (NYC), Walter Phillips Gallery (Banff) and Whitworth Gallery (Manchester). They are fellows of Asialink (2008) and other international programs including Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, FACT, Liverpool, and ISCP, New York. During their residency at Videotage, Soda_Jerk will conduct research and collect Hong Kong cyber sci-fi cinema for their film project 'Netsploits'.
Mohini Chandra (NSW)
Kriti Gallery & Residency, Varanasi
Mohini Chandra is a visual artist who has exhibited internationally including at the Whitechapel Gallery (London) and the Asia Society (New York). As a descendant of Indian-Fijian indentured labourers, Mohini's cross-cultural work on memory and visual articulations of identity within contemporary globalised cultures explores the fragmentation and fluidity of diaspora experience through photography, moving-image and installation. Extending her current project in the Pacific region, 'Paradise Lost', Mohini will be based at the Kriti Gallery & Residency in Varanasi where she will undertake research around her family's migration from North India to Fiji (via Kolkata), towards the production of new photographic and moving-image work.
Kate Just (VIC)
Sanskriti Foundation, New Delhi
Kate Just is an established visual artist working primarily with knitting, textiles and photography. She mines diverse histories and mythologies of female representation and reinterprets them through a feminist lens, addressing a broad range of relevant personal, social and political concerns. During her residency at Sanskriti Foundation in New Delhi, Kate will research the India Durga Goddess and study embroidery by local artisans at the Sanskriti Museum of Textiles. Her new work in India will include a large-scale knitted and embroidered pictorial work exploring ideas of female embodiment and power within a contemporary urban context.
Hannah Raisin (VIC)
Hannah Raisin is a Melbourne-based video and performance artist. She has exhibited in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout Australia since 2007, and co-founded Rear View Gallery in 2009. In 2012 she received first class honours at the VCA, when she was also awarded the VCA's Rosemary Ricker, Shermerdine Substation and NGV Women's Association awards. Hannah received Australia Council for the Arts ArtStart and New Work Grants in 2013. At 1.Shanthiroad Hannah will explore traditional and contemporary Indian cultural practices and politics and incorporate this into new work.
Mandy Ridley (QLD)
Nizamuddin Urban Renewal Initiative, New Delhi
Mandy Ridley creates object-based artworks for exhibition and site-specific public art commissions. Her works are often layered to trace history, influence and connection for a particular site, establishing points of resonance between people of differing cultural backgrounds through colour and pattern. Mandy has exhibited nationally and internationally since 1996. Her work is held by Artbank and in public and private collections. Mandy will work with the Nizamuddin Urban Renewal Initiative in Delhi, researching new work with members of the Insha E Noor groups of Hazrat Nizamuddin Basti. Her project reinterprets traditional craft skills using contemporary materials and processes.
Natalie Sprite (NT)
Saritaksu Editions, Bali
Natalie Sprite was short-listed for the 2002 Australia/Vogel Literary Award for her novel 'Gracenotes' and appeared at the 2004 Sydney Writers' Festival showcase of Best New Regional Writers. Natalie is recipient of a number of literary prizes, including the ABC Open Short Fiction Prize and the 2013 and 2014 NT Literary Awards. Her stories have been widely published in literary journals and anthologies including Meanjin, Bruno's Song and Australian Award Winning Writing. In 2014 she was awarded a Literature Board grant to write her novel, 'Ripe'. At Saritaksu Editions in Bali, Natalie will write a collection of stories exploring the tension between belonging and dislocation in Bali.
Willoh S. Weiland (VIC)
Willoh S. Weiland is an artist, writer, curator and the Artistic Director of Aphids. Her trilogy of works 'Forever Now', 'Void Love' and 'Yelling at Stars' (2008-2015) explore the relationship between art and infinity. She is interested in creating impossible premises and then fulfilling them, and working with non-artists to create contemporary artworks. She has made work for the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Next Wave Festival, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney and the Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow, and won the 2015 International Live Art Prize. During her residency with Yes No Klub, Willoh will collaborate with local artists on a new performance titled 'Dead/Alive'.
Leonie Andrews (ACT)
Leonie Andrews is a visual artist working in textiles and print making. Her work is characterised by its exploration of the themes of location and how, as individuals, we connect to a particular place. Since completing her studies at the Australian National University School of Art she has developed her 'critically exploratory eye', to record and draw attention to suburban life. Regular visits to Japan have highlighted both the connections and dis-locations to her own cultural experiences. Leonie will be based at Youkobo Art Space in Tokyo, exploring suburban life in the world's greatest metropolis.
Raewyn Hill (WA)
Raewyn Hill is an internationally commissioned contemporary dance choreographer, educator and artistic director. In September 2014, Raewyn was appointed the founding Artistic Director of Co3, the Contemporary Dance Company of Western Australia. Her work has been presented worldwide, including the National Art Centre in Tokyo, Hong Kong Arts Festival Asia Dance Platform, and The Juilliard School in New York. During her residency at Tokyo Wonder Site Raewyn will reconnect with Japanese visual artist, Naoko Yoshimoto, to explore the intersection of their creative practice and further develop the 'MA Project', conceived by the pair in 2014.
Reuben Keehan (QLD)
Reuben Keehan is Curator of Contemporary Asian Art at QAGOMA, Brisbane. With over 15 years' experience as a curator and writer, he has worked in curatorial roles at MCA Sydney and the Australian Centre for Photography, and was Curator at Artspace, Sydney from 2006 to 2011. His writing has been published in Artforum, Flash Art, Bijutsutecho and Art US, and he is a regular speaker on contemporary art and theory, focusing on recent practice in the Asia-Pacific, with particular expertise in Japanese post-war and contemporary art. At BankART1929 Reuben will develop his writing and curatorial practice and reconnect with the art community of Yokohama.
Baden Pailthorpe (NSW)
Baden Pailthorpe is an Australian contemporary artist. Working predominantly within the field of new media, his work focuses on the growing reach and the subtle operations of contemporary militarism, institutions and power. He has participated in over sixty solo and group exhibitions. During his residency with ultra-technologist collective teamLab in Tokyo, Baden will learn new technical skills, foster cultural exchange and create new works.
Nadège Philippe-Janon (TAS)
Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio, Sapporo
Nadège Philippe-Janon's practice spans installation, sculpture, animation, video, light and sound. Having commenced her studies in Environmental Science, her interest in biology continues to inform her work, as she explores the inextricably networked and dynamic nature of systems, beings and materials. She has most recently shown at Contemporary Art Tasmania and the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, and will be collaborating with roboticist Claire D'est in 2016 for Salamanca Art Centre's major curated exhibition, 'New Alchemists'. At Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio, Nadège will investigate insect/non-human listening sites and locate manifestations of the non-human in the urban environment.
Anna Horne (SA)
Anna Horne is a sculptor whose practice focuses on process and materiality. Her work references domestic objects and space through the use of commonplace materials. Since 2008, Horne has exhibited frequently in local and interstate galleries, and in 2011 her work was published in FELT GOLD: A Survey of Emerging Contemporary Art Practice in South Australia. In 2012 she was awarded a residency at Sydney's Artspace and undertook a residency in New Delhi in 2013. She was a finalist in the John Fries Award and Artmonth 20/20 Event at Carriageworks in 2014. At Cheongju Art Studio in Korea, Anna will develop a new body of work interrogating the connections between accumulations of objects.
John Mateer (WA)
John Mateer is a poet, writer and curator. He has published books in Australia, the UK, Austria and Portugal, and the prose 'Semar's Cave: an Indonesian Journal and The Quiet Slave'. His most recent book of poems is 'Unbelievers', or 'The Moor'. With the Cocos Malay community, he wrote an account of the settlement of the Cocos-Keeling Islands for a sound installation. During his residency at Hotel Penaga, John will research the historical encounters between the Malay peoples and the Asian and European traders, focusing on the peripheral, Asian characters in the 17th century epic 'The Conquest of Malacca'.
Michael Candy (NSW)
Robotics Association of Nepal, Kathmandu
Michael Candy uses physical technologies to impart systems theory on ecology and sociology. His artworks empower and translate closed systems into tangible medium: a flooding river is given a voice; a goldfish held ransom to a cocktail party; and synthesizers become controlled by the environment atop an active volcano. A myriad of ecological and political encounters give rise to contrasts as paradoxes become diluted. In 2016 Michael will journey to Kathmandu to work with the Robotics Association of Nepal, in a structured series of cybernetic experiments and workshops exploring humanity's spiritual synergy with technology.
Stephanie Lai (VIC)
Stephanie Lai is a Chinese-Australian writer and occasional translator. She has been published nationally and internationally in Peril Magazine, the Toast, the Lifted Brow and Overland. In 2015 Stephanie has had works published in the anthologies Companion Piece and Cranky Ladies of History. She is an amateur infrastructure nerd and has a professional interest in climate change adaptation and sustainability. At Grey Projects in Singapore, Stephanie will explore the impacts of climate change on cultural traditions.
Rachel Ogle (WA)
Rachel Ogle is a dance artist with an extensive career spanning 14 years as a performer, choreographer, educator and arts worker. Her practice encompasses artistic roles in company and independent dance, international residencies and exchange projects, tertiary lecturing, and a dedication to long-term projects within disability arts and remote communities. Her choreographic work has been presented in Australia, France, the Netherlands and Nigeria. Her independently produced full-length work 'precipice' premiered to critical acclaim, receiving nominations for a Helpmann Award and an Australian Dance Award in 2015. At Maya Dance Theatre in Singapore, Rachel will work with local dancers to create a new work for the Theatre's 2016 showcase.
Tim Cole (NT)
Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei
Tim Cole is a filmmaker and music producer specialising in cross cultural indigenous projects, filmed, recorded and produced in the field. He is a Churchill Fellow, Company Member of Circus Oz, and founding member of Not Drowning Waving, and has held key creative rolls on several ARIA & AACTA award-winning projects. During 2016 Tim will visit twelve countries, including Taiwan, working with indigenous artists and endangered communities, collecting footage, stories and songs from Madagascar to Hawaii. Based at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Tim will review and produce this collection into multimedia content, creatively reuniting Taiwan's living indigenous heritage.
Since 2010 Asialink has partnered hosts around Australia with like-minded organisations in Asia to ensure engagement in the region is not one-way. Asialink's Reciprocal Residency Program is location-specific and most have staggered timing to enable recipients to take on a hosting role. In 2016 Asialink will pilot our first ever craft focused residency between the ACT and Japan.
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John White (ACT)
John White is a visual artist based in Canberra, working with stories of discovery and invention that have shaped and influenced our world throughout history. His work reflects the way his life has taken many paths through achievements in skilled-based trades, his practice grounded in the relationship between the artisan and tools of their trade and practices. The intention in his work is to highlight man's wonder, creating objects that both express and evoke a sense of marvel. At Toyama Glass Studio, John will develop new works based on research into local inventions and innovations.
Takeyoshi Mitsui (Japan)
Takeyoshi Mitsui is a professional glass artist, specialising in glass blowing and experienced in the conceptual development of artistic projects and commissions. On a recent project for the new Toyama Glass Art Museum Takeyoshi managed a team of Japanese artists working with renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly's studio. He has travelled to various countries, including India, applying his experiences to his art works. At Canberra Glassworks Takeyoshi will develop new work informed by his experience of Australian nature.
NSW & Korea
Marilyn Schneider (NSW)
MMCA Residency Goyang, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea and BigCi, NSW
Marilyn Schneider is a Sydney based artist whose practice is concerned with the visual language of architectural facades, the surfaces and logos in commercial spaces and what they reveal about our culture. Marilyn's sculptural installations are aligned with the commercial theming and structure of her chosen sites. Using synthetic and industrial materials her works imitate the manufacturing methods of high capitalism. Isolated in the gallery space, these manipulated forms take on new meanings that communicate the deceptive and seductive nature of corporate architecture. At MMCA Residency Goyang Marilyn will develop new work, reflecting on hybrid styles and characteristics of modern architectural form.
WA & Taiwan
Kimberley Pace (WA)
Dept. AiR, Taipei Culture Foundation, Taiwan
Kimberley Pace is a multidisciplinary artist from Perth. After graduating from Edith Cowan University in 2011 where she completed a BA of Arts, she went on to complete a MA of Arts by Research degree at the same university. She is currently a sessional academic in Contemporary Fashion at ECU, WA. Although Kimberley's current artist practice is garment based, her inquiry of the body as an in-between condition occurs through a multidisciplinary approach that includes sculpture, video, performance, and sound. At AiR Taipei, Kimberley will extend this inquiry with specific focus on gaze and the body.
Liu Yao-Chung (Taiwan)
Liu YaoChung is an artist and writer. He graduated from Tunghai University in 2009 with a Master in Fine Arts. YaoChung has exhibited extensively throughout Taiwan, and in 2013 undertook a residency with Art Center Ongoing in Tokyo. In 2014 he was selected for the Free Art Fair Award, and in 2013 was nominated for the Young Artist Taipei Award. YaoChung's practice references pop culture by combining language and images inspired by movies, books and historical documents. His work is often imbued with a sense of playfulness, humour and irony that critiques the notion of 'high art'. YaoChung will use his experiences of daily life in Fremantle towards the development of new multidisciplinary works.
Asialink's Arts Residency Laboratory was launched in 2012 with the aim of trialling new models of residencies to ensure Asialink's program remains at the forefront of international developments in the field.
This year the Residency Laboratory features 3 innovative models. In its' third year 'Kerjasama' or 'Collaborate' has become a crucial platform for Asialink to increase awareness of the Arts Residency Program to Indigenous applicants. 'Fukutake House Asia Art Platform, Setouchi Triennale 2016' uses art and food to increase visitation to a region in Japan suffering from an ageing population and economic decline. The platform involves diverse collaborations between 7 Asian arts residency centres resulting in a group exhibition and chef project. 'SymbioticA: The Science of Arts Residencies' explores the intersections between art and science. This model employs a 'roving' concept that partners with different like-minded organisation in Asia each year.
Fukutake House Asia Art Platform
Joanna Bosse (VIC), Naomi Eller (VIC), Adam Liaw (NSW)
Trained as a painter, Naomi Eller has worked in the medium of clay-based sculpture for over eight years and presented a solo project at Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne in 2015. Joanna Bosse has over 15 years' experience curating and producing exhibitions, most recently as Curator at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the University of Melbourne. Joanna and Naomi will work with the local Fukuda community to present an exhibition of ceramic sculpture and collage that uses shoreline detritus to explore the effects of globalisation as a force that blends and transforms cultures. This process of transforming the 'local' into 'fusion' echoes Australia's response to globalisation, and will be explored by Chef Adam Liaw in his workshop training Fukuda locals in Modern Australian cuisine. Well-known in Australia and Japan, Adam is a unique voice in Australian food. His workshop recipes will be offered at a community-run Ryue Nishizawa designed restaurant for the duration of the Triennale.
Kerjasama: Reciprocal Residency Between Australia and Indonesia
Tony Albert (NSW)
Artback NT, Alice Springs, Cemeti Art House, Yogyakarta
Over the past 10 years Tony Albert has achieved extraordinary visibility and critical acclaim for his practice that combines text, video, drawing, painting, and three-dimensional objects. Examining the legacy of racial and cultural misrepresentation, particularly of Australia's Aboriginal people, Tony has developed a universal language that seeks to rewrite historical mistruths and injustice. In 2014 Tony was awarded the Basil Sellers Art Prize and the NATSIAA. In 2015 he conducted a prestigious residency at the ISCP, New York. Tony is represented by Sullivan & Strumpf, Sydney.
Timoteus Anggawan Kusno (Yogyakarta)
Artback NT, Alice Springs, Cemeti Art House, Yogyakarta
Timoteus Anggawan Kusno works with various mediums including drawing, photography, performance, video and installation. Through twists of magical and realistic elements embodied in his work, he investigates histories that can be reimagined. Nominated for Best Emerging Artist Using Drawing, Prudential Eye Award Contemporary Asian Art 2014, Timoteus was also commissioned as a concept artist for 2014 Indonesia's Documentary Film Festival. In 2015 he was selected as a resident artist at ARCUS Project, Japan to conduct research and artistic experiments around ideas of remembering and forgetting.
SymbioticA: The Science of Arts Residencies
Yiyun Chen (China)
SymbioticA, the University of Western Australia
Yiyun Chen is an artist/designer who lives and works in Shanghai. Drawing and film are the main mediums of her narrative works, which are often based on fictional scenarios, aiming to provide alternative perspectives by raising questions through proposing critical concepts. She is interested in the realms where design, psychology and medicine connect, and her current work is concerned with disease and the medical psychology of the human body. At SymbioticA she will research the biological level of her speculative design project that transforms illness into forms of productivity.


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I have been using AddThis plugin's "Bottom Sharing Tool" on my website http://www.mockingnow.com
Earlier when I clicked the "Share" button and selected "Facebook", I would be shown the standard FB Popup window with the Article Title, Image and Article's Description as an intro text which I could share on my timeline.
I trust the intro text was picked from a meta tag called <meta property="http://ogp.me/ns#description" content="The first few lines of the article...">
But off late, the intro text is the same as the website's meta description <meta property="http://ogp.me/ns#description" content="Mocking Now is ... (the website's tagline)..." >.
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The key to understanding James J. O'Donnell's biography of Augustine is the word "new" in the subtitle. He remarks that Augustine "comes weighed down with the assumptions, expectations, and conventional narratives of many generations." Then he asks, "Can he be set free?" O'Donnell's book is an effort to accomplish this liberation.
To some degree the effort succeeds. O'Donnell is exceedingly well-informed, not only about Augustine but about the whole late classical world-and he looks afresh at Augustine. He does not, for example, simply tell again the familiar story of Augustine's conversion. Rather he brings out noteworthy facts, such as the great African's surprising lack of appreciation of the prophets. And he lays some emphasis on unattractive qualities of Augustine, such as his social climbing and political scheming. This is not to say, though, that he is bent on debunking Augustine: O'Donnell expresses a deep respect for Augustine's intellect and spirituality. Nor is it to suggest that he is arrogant in his judgments. O'Donnell's whole manner is unpretentious, his style casual and appealing. His book as a whole is both likable and provocative.
At the same time, though, it is sometimes disconcerting. Readers will find themselves facing some statements that are puzzling and others that are seemingly absurd. It is puzzling, for example, when O'Donnell suggests that Augustine's whole story of the inner...
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We are currently in the process of building a training room where we will bring clients to train them in the use of our software.
The basics are that an instructor will provide training on how the software is operated and then allow them to do several exercises on their own. We have sorted out a computer for the instructor with a projector as well as a test environment for the users to play around in. We have also installed client PCs for the users to operate (10 seats).
What we feel would be useful is if the instructor was able to:
- take over a users screen from his own PC and demonstrate to the user how to do something.
- broadcast his own screen to all users/a subset/or just one user.
- switch a single users screen over to the projector to display.
- some other things we haven't thought about :)
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"Pacifica and Devil's Slide" Pacifica by topoftheworl
Pacifica Travel Guide: 20 reviews and 30 photos
The 'best' ham and cheese sandwich? Those are fighting words. The fight is won before it even begins. Colombo's, an Italian deli and bakery is the source of this culinary high point. Follow close now dear reader. Two slices of fresh sourdough bread, baked by Colombo, who still kneads the bread daily. He is close to seventy now. He does the sensible thing. He kneads and leaves. The rest of the family run the place. Three generations.
The bread is so soft that your fingers bruise it, as you eat the sandwich. It has a crust so chewy, it takes all the 39 muscles in your jaw to masticate it effectively. The inside is brushed with a light pat of mayo. Nestling in it are two slices of fine Virginia Ham flecked with black pepper and two slices of freshly shaved Aged Sharp NY Cheddar
You may not regard this simple sandwich as a work of art. But then, your opinion doesn't count. You are an auslander,' remember?
The sandwich is resting in its paper bag. It is a patient sandwich which knows its karmic Realization lies 9 miles south.of its present location. One more stop: Mazzetti's konditori. I know, I know, 'konditori is Deutsch and Mazzeti is an Eyetalian name. My speak is a peppered with phrases and words from my travels over the years, Shukriya. Picture a mid sizes muffin, not a le grande American. Petite. Made that morning. The crown flecked with poppy seeds, and an orangy rindy after taste, Stuffed with sweet Philly cream cheese, topped with an a cherry preserve. No good food, huh, 'auslander?' Well, we don't want you to know, in case you find it so good that you keep coming back, and horrors! Discover the REAL Pacifica! Vee vill not letz zat okkur. On to Point Pedro park, then. A drive past the pier, Linda Mar and Reina del Mar to the fifth village
It is a small park. Ah, dear reader, the first time you go there, it might fool you, much like the 'auslander' is fooled There are secrets to be unveiled here. If you walk into the grove, you discover the sounds of water running. A small creek, no more than 4-6" deep. In January, you can see the steelhead salmon swimming upstream all the way to the Sacramento Delta to spawn. This is the ONLY place you see this stream. From here on, it goes underground, and while still so, empties into the Sac River. Walk past the creaky nine foot bridge and turn left. Within yards, you come to a tri-fork. One coming up from the other side of the park, and the other headed up Mt Montara. Now, step back about three steps. Still see the three forks? Good. Revel now in nature and take a whiz, men. Its America's best outdoor whiz. Only your backyard late at night can surpass it! OK, OK, OK, so let him who casts the first stone, pun intended, etc.The water falls about 1 mile up, in the winter.(Never mind the waterfall here) The birds are singing and flitting all year. garbage disposed, jeez the puns kep coming, we head to Devil's Slide
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marvellous stuff - but you are numb in 30 seconds anyway! LOL I wish I could hear The Who for the first time again.
Wow these are great pictures Topp ,and well written commentary as well , we look forward driving this road from LA to San Francisco ,thanks Topp. btw I think the Chrysler ''Pacifica '' is named after this town.
Mmmmmm Cod and chips and a fantastic view while eating :o)
A truly magical town. I have very fond memories of my trips there.
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Favre, Owens, Faneca Among Pro Football Hall Of Fame FinalistsThe class of 2016 will be decided on Feb. 6, the day before the Super Bowl, with inductions scheduled for August.
Best Performances By Athletes On Their BirthdaysAs we celebrate America's birthday, here are the top performance by athletes on their own birthdays
5 Notable Quarterback Experiments That Went Horribly Wrong For JetsEver since Joe Namath's last snap as a Jet, the team has had about as many starting quarterbacks as Defense Against the Dark Arts professors at Hogwarts.
Ex-Giants K Lawrence Tynes: Forget Records — Eli Is Still Better Than Peyton"The facts are that you don't get rings for breaking records," Tynes tweeted. "You get them for winning championships. I could mention playoff records (too)."
Peyton Manning Breaks Favre's All-Time Touchdown RecordAfter setting the NFL record with his 509th touchdown toss, Manning's teammates played keep-away with his milestone memento, and the quarterback played right along.
10 Most Embarrassing Moments Of The Last Decade Of Jets FootballNot that it's fun to poke fun at the Jets, but these days, it's just so darn easy. What went down Sunday was yet another example of bad fortune that this team has experienced during its history.
What Gives? Since Joe Namath, Jets Still In Search Of Franchise QBSince the glory days of Broadway Joe, finding a franchise quarterback has been an elusive and often frustrating undertaking for a team that has rarely had a dominant player at the position.
Top 10 Athletes We've Discussed To DeathWe love our athletes, but we also love to criticize them. And in today's world of social media and blogs, such criticism is universal and it always comes in bulk.
Johnny Manziel Reminds Brett Favre Of Himself With A Better ArmBrett Favre admittedly hasn't seen much of the player known simply as Johnny Football. But the three quarters or so he watched was enough to draw comparisons to a certain NFL great -- himself.
Peyton Manning Breaks NFL Record For Single-Season Passing TouchdownsDenver quarterback Peyton Manning has broken Tom Brady's NFL record for most touchdown passes in a season with 51.
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WASHINGTON/SANFORD, Florida President Barack Obama weighed into the controversial killing of a black teenager in Florida in very personal terms on Friday, comparing the boy to a son he doesn't have and calling for American "soul searching" over how the incident occurred.
Seventeen-year-old Trayvon Martin, dressed in a "hoodie" sweatshirt, was shot dead a month ago in Sanford, Florida by a 28-year-old white Hispanic neighborhood watch volunteer who said he was acting in self-defense.
"If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon," Obama said in his first comments about the shooting, acknowledging the racial element in the case.
"Obviously, this is a tragedy," Obama told reporters. "I can only imagine what these parents are going through. And when I think about this boy, I think about my own kids."
The case has rippled across the nation and prompted rallies protesting the failure of the police to arrest the shooter, George Zimmerman, and, more broadly, a pattern of racial discrimination black leaders cite in Sanford and elsewhere in the country.
Obama, the first black U.S. president, made his remarks at a White House event to announce his pick to lead the World Bank, waiting briefly after the announcement to take a reporter's question about the incident.
Martin's parents thanked the president for his words.
"The president's personal comments touched us deeply and made us wonder: If his son looked like Trayvon and wore a hoodie, would he be suspicious too?," they said in a statement.
Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law allows people to use deadly force in self-defense.
Similar laws are in effect in at least 24 states including Florida, according to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. Calls are mounting to repeal them. Earlier this week, a Florida state senator said he was drafting new legislation to drastically change the law in Florida.
A South Carolina state representative said on Friday he had introduced a bill to repeal his state's law. Bakari Sellers, a black Democrat and gun owner, said he wanted to prevent an incident like the Trayvon Martin shooting happening in his state.
"I'm six-five and a black guy," he said. "I just know that it could have been me."
Obama said the "Stand Your Ground" laws should be studied.
"I think all of us have to do some soul-searching to figure out how does something like this happen. And that means that examine the laws and the context for what happened, as well as the specifics of the incident," he said.
"Every parent in America should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this, and that everybody pulls together -- federal, state and local -- to figure out exactly how this tragedy happened."
Obama, the son of a white mother from Kansas and black father from Kenya, is often hesitant to reflect on race, a sensitive topic in the United States, which still grapples with a legacy of slavery, segregation and discrimination.
Early in his White House tenure, Obama inflamed another racially tinged incident after that declaring police had "acted stupidly" when arresting a well-known black documentary filmmaker, Henry Louis Gates, after an altercation at his home.
He later invited Gates and the white police officer, Sergeant James Crowley, to the White House, where the men shared a drink in what became known as Obama's "beer summit."
In Sanford, Norton Bonaparte Jr., the city's manager, acknowledged that tensions between the black community and police "go back many, many years." "The trust that existed is gone, so we have to start from ground zero," he said. Sanford's police chief and a Florida state prosecutor overseeing the case stepped aside on Thursday as criticism grew over the police handling of the investigation.
The U.S. Justice Department is also investigating. Senior officials from the department met with the Martin family in Florida on Thursday, along with their lawyer. A Justice Department spokeswoman said early in the week that they must collect evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was intent to violate civil rights laws.
A Florida college announced it had suspended Zimmerman's enrollment.
Zimmerman was working toward an associates degree in arts at Seminole State College in Sanford. He previously earned a vocational certificate in an insurance field, the school said. "Due to the highly charged and high-profile controversy involving this student, Seminole State has taken the unusual but necessary step this week to withdraw Mr. Zimmerman from enrollment," a statement dated Thursday said.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, the frontrunner in the Republican race to be nominated to face Obama in the November 6 presidential election, added his voice to the issue as well.
"What happened to Trayvon Martin is a tragedy. There needs to be a thorough investigation that reassures the public that justice is carried out with impartiality and integrity," Romney said.
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Features of HTML5 are no doubt very compelling but is it a good time to start development in HTML5 ?
I just have started development in HTML5 and realized at the time even not all HTML5 input types are supported by all browsers. It means it is not sure about basic stuff like input forms.
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Wow! Baby Center deletes threads that appear "debate-like"
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Well they have a board dedicated to "debating".... Maybe try posting your debate there.
Shannon SAHM to 2 boys and expecting again!
You agreed to their Terms of Service when you joined the web site. Also, it depends on what board and what the rule is for that board. Lot's of boards don't allow debates. The best way to to go about this is to pan your GO's and ask for clarification or email community at firstname.lastname@example.com. Makinga thread about it could be seen as a disruption to the community. Again dependant upon the board, but in most cases, it'll get pulled. Try emailing them instead.
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Was I snarky? Absolutely but worthy of erasing the entire thread-WOW! I abided by the Terms of Service and the entire thread was axed. Wow! Okay. Heck, if Baby Center wants to censor threads, maybe they should have physicians on each group volunteer their time. I didn't get into politics or religion; I stated that the person probably was not qualified or she would not have given such revered and esteemed advice.
I don't dare post on any other threads.
I'm sorry you're feeling frustrated. Debates themselves are not against community guidelines and are fine, as long as they stay within our guidelines. You can find our guidelines here:
However, individual groups on this site do have the right to add supplemental guidelines above and beyond BabyCenter's guidelines, and so there may be groups that don't allow debate.
BabyCenter rarely deletes threads, but our volunteer Group Owners are empowered to delete posts and threads if they feel it is in the best interests of their group.
If you're concerned about a post or thread being deleted, the first step would be to contact the Group Owners of the group in question, to see if they can shed some light on why the item was deleted.
You can also e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and we'd be happy to look into your concerns.
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It seems that unless you are all kissy-kissy nice-nice and tell other members " it's going to be okay no matter what"; you stand the chance of being censored. Babycenter underestimates the knowledge and credentials of it's anonymous members who sometimes like to chime in and "I don't think that sounds like sound advice or feedback; and you might want to probe your doctors with these questions or concerns".
Why can't all the high school "I love you, your're the best" supportive threads allow room for intelligent conversation. I ober estimated the Group Owners I guess. These cut and dry responses about deleting in the best interest of the group. Baby 101 for _umm_ies!
You are more than welcome to come join us on the Debate Board. But I do give fair warning that it's a bit feistier than some boards.
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Foreclosure rates in the San Diego-Carlsbad area decreased for the month of November over the same period last year, according to CoreLogic.
The rate of San Diego-Carlsbad area foreclosures among outstanding mortgage loans was 0.63 percent for the month of November 2013, a decrease of 0.63 percentage points compared to November of 2012 when the rate was 1.26 percent. Foreclosure activity in San Diego-Carlsbad was lower than the national foreclosure rate, which was 2.18 percent for November 2013.
Also in San Diego-Carlsbad, the mortgage delinquency rate decreased. According to CoreLogic data for November 2013, 2.43 percent of mortgage loans were 90 days or more delinquent compared to 4.40 percent for the same period last year, representing a decrease of 1.97 percentage points.
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Ignite Realtime is the community site for the users and developers of Jive Software's open source Real Time Communications projects. Your involvement is helping to change the open RTC landscape.
Starting with b91978dcc4ae partial support for the IoT XEPs was added to Smack. The XEPs consists, amongst other XEPs, of
The XEPs are in experimental state, which means changes to them are possible.
Smack does currently only support a partial set of the mechanisms specified, especially when it comes to Data and Control. For example only boolean and integer values can be read and written But support for more data types can be easily added.
The IoT API for those XEPs is available in the latest snapshot builds of Smack, which are available via Maven Central's snapshot repository. A quick start guide can be found here.
The development of the API was sponsored by Clayster.
Clayster creates technology to secure trust in the transactions between physical and digital entities, and strives to be that generic foundation for your physical assets digital life.
Clayster has an IoT discovery and provisioning platform supporting XEP-0347 and XEP-0324. The platform is available for those who are interested to explore XMPP and IoT further. If you don't want to run your own infrastructure, Clayster is able to provide an XMPP Server and the discovery/provisioning platform for you. Feel free to reach out to rikard at clayster.com if you are interested to learn more about using XMPP for your next IoT project. www.clayster.com
Please be aware that over the next few days, the IgniteRealtime community will be moved to new server environment. As a result, new IP addresses will be used for the XMPP domain, this website and the Atlassian stack (JIRA, Bamboo et al). The community forum (everything under the "community" tab of the website) is not affected by the migration.
We plan to move gradually, a few services at a time. The migration will start in the coming few days, and will continue for some days to come. You can expect some downtime, but that should be limited. Watch this space for updates!
So, why are we moving in the first place? I've addressed this previously in a thread on the community, from which I'll cross-post the more interesting bits here.
Jive Software has expressed their intention to reduce the sponsoring of the hosting of this community. What will be discontinued specifically is all of the Contegix-based hosting, which includes the servers that run the igniterealtime.org website, our Atlassian stack (Bamboo, JIRA), our XMPP domain, and related tooling. The forum functionality that you're using to read this message is based on the Jive cloud, which is different from the Contegix-based hosting. Jive Software has expressed that we're welcome to continue to make use the Jive cloud-based solution for the foreseeable future.
After Jive established the community back in 2006, they continued to put in a lot of effort to maintain and support both the people and software. On top of that, they've been incredibly generous in regards to spending money on development and hosting - looking for suitable replacement for the hosting of this community has made us more aware of exactly how generous, too! But we accept that over time, Jive's business has moved away from XMPP and Instant Messaging. Most of our contacts within the company have also moved on by now, which resulted in where we are today - pretty much distinct entities. It's no wonder that Jive re-evaluated their support. We are extremely grateful for all of the time, effort, and money that we received from them in the past. Jive is also actively working to end our cooperation well, offering support and even donation of the existing hardware, as well as plenty of notice. Kudos.
After Jive expressed their intentions, we've been actively searching for a new home for our community. We have had some great offers, more than we would have imagined (thank you!). We eventually decided to accept the generous offer from John Atherton, of Surevine Ltd, who have offered to help us by hosting our entire environment in Amazon, as well as support us during and after the migration. I am inviting Surevine to write a posting here to further introduce themselves.
As for the migration: over the past few weeks, several of us (both in the community and within Surevine) have been putting in quite some time to prepare for everything. An important part of the move is rebuilding infrastructure that was put in place over a decade ago. This has been an interesting exercise in spelunking... We've had to make some adjustments left and right, but we feel that we're good to go. Still, we'd like to ask you to be on the lookout for missing functionality. Although we're trying to cover all bases, a lot of nuts and bolts were added over the last few years. We will have missed one or two, or we might have believed some to be non-important while they were not. Feel free to pop into the community chat or leave a message here if you think we missed something!
Thanks for your patience while we move IgniteRealtime to its new home.
Dele, Guus and myself will be in London for a brainstorming and development sprint on Openfire Meetings.
This is in the context of Openfire Meetings within WikiSuite, and we will make improvements, useful to all the community (even if you don't use the Openfire Meetings plugin nor WikiSuite)
Here are some examples of things we could be working on: WikiSuite | Openfire Meeting and Jitsi Meet development
If interested in participating, please contact me.
Best regards,
The Ignite Realtime community has just released Spark 2.7.7 and it can be downloaded from Ignite Realtime: Downloads .
This is another minor release marking exactly one year since Spark project reboot (yeah, we also like to have Anniversary Update ). There are a few small fixes and updates in this release (as a regression with Idle presence, fix for OTR plugin, etc.). I want to use this chance to look back at the last year. Spark had 7 more releases since the 2.7.0 during that time. 100 tickets have been resolved. Some old patches have been applied (laying around in the forums and the tracker for years). We have also received new patches from around 10 new contributors. Which is great! We see that Spark project is often forked on GitHub, so we hope more developers will forward their patches and new features to the main project. There is also an official Wikipedia page for Spark now (and additional 6 languages linked to it) in hope to increase awareness of this project.
Here are the contributors to this release (besides myself):
For a complete list of changes please check Spark Changelog
Here are sha1 checksums for the downloads:
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[Voice Chat] Jingle (PC to PC) calls are not working at this point, but SIP should be improved.
[Linux] Flashing plugin is not working on Linux systems.
Two new releases of Smack have just been pushed to Maven Central.
Smack 4.1.7 fixes a few bugs. One noteworthy bug is that on certain platforms Smack's setEnabledSSL(Protocols|Ciphers) had no effect. More information about the fixed bugs can be found in the Release Notes.
The careful reader may noticed that this is the first beta release of Smack 4.2. Which means that Smack 4.2 just entered the beta phase. My rough timeplan is to release Smack 4.2 in 6 months: starting with 3 months long beta period now, followed by 3 months of release candidates. But as all schedules in the software industry, take it with a grain of salt.


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If you're like me, you may feel like the media only provides confusing, fragmented glimpses into what remains, by and large, an obscure part of the world that makes regular appearances in the news regarding (usually) famine, war or piracy. And yet, the newscasters seem perfectly content to repeatedly ask, "What's going on?" and "Why do they kill us when we bring aid?" and (most inexcusably stupid) "Aren't pirates a thing of the past?" Yet they seem content merely to ask and never to attempt an answer. So, in the face of another wave of gawking, 30 second snippets provided by the news, here's my humble attempt to shed a little light on the region; one where long-simmering tensions and colonialist pressure have caused the Somali people considerable strife and difficulty for centuries, with no hope of apparent change in the future. And yet, I hope the music and cultural bits I've thrown in will provide a balance to all the misery.
Somalia's history (and the horn of Africa, for that matter) for the last few centuries has been a familiar history of extreme hostility and violent retribution. Begrudging neighbors are made pawns of European powers and played against each other with suffering resulting on all sides. Somalia, whilst one of the only countries with only one ethnic group, has never very unified. Originally the Somali people organized themselves on the coasts of the mostly barren country in tiny city states (and later, after conversion to Islam, Sultanates).
Last night as I was listening to, and really really trying to like, T. Pain's latest over-produced and overly guest heavy new album Thr33 Ringz I quickly determined that Mister Pain is still painfully over-using that vocoder like voice altering program which I had hoped would have stayed back in the summer of 2007 when near every damn rapper had some digitally altered ear-piercing robot voice effect prominent in their sing-songy rap hit single/video. I thought or rather hoped the fad was long over. But I was wrong.
Apparently here at the end of 2008/cusp of 2009 this gratingly annoying vocal effect is still very much alive as proven by such current hits as the T. Pain featuring Lil Wayne single "Can't Believe It" -- found on the R&B singer's aforementioned recently released new album.
But let's leave T. Pain alone. Even more painful to these hip-hop loving ears is Kanye (the artist formerly known as a hip-hopper) West, who recently, in an interview about his rap-free new LP, announced that "hip-hop is over for me" and who dedicates his heartbreakingly-hard-to-listen-to entire new album (808s and Heartbreak) to (like T.Pain) singing through the vocoder like autotuner effects. Jeesh. I guess his hanging out with Daft Punk just rubbed off on him way more than anyone could have ever anticipated. Below is a clip of Kanye performing a track off this new album on Letterman earlier this week. Disappointing? Hells yeah and not coz the autotuner is a bad piece of musical recording/performing equipment. But like anything in music, as in life, it comes down to how you use it, or rather don't use it (3 words Kanye: "less is more").
Saturday November 29
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3 Action Packed Films Starring Vanity!
Never Too Young To Die 8pm
dir. Gil Bettman, starring John Stamos, Vanity, Gene Simmons, George Lazenby
John Stamos is Lance Stargrove, star gymnast & son of top secret agent George Lazenby. Gene Simmons is transsexual singer / evil-doer Ragnar out to poison the Los Angeles water supply. Throw in Vanity as Stamos' love interest (you'll never eat an apple the same way again), Peter Kwong (one of Big Trouble In Little China's elementals) as Stargrove's fun-loving computer nerd pal and a plot to retrieve a mysterious computer disc and you don't even have half the "I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS MOVIE EXISTS" that is NTYTD.
Action Jackson 10pm
dir. Craig R. Baxley, starring Carl Weathers, Vanity, Craig T. Nelson, Sharon Stone, Bill Duke, Robert Davi
Craig R. Baxley (stunt coordinator for tv's The A-Team) directed one of the last truly-80s action films that showed that Carl Weather (Apollo Creed from the Rocky movies) could & should have been one of the great action stars of the decade. As Detroit cop Jericho Jackson, Weathers battles evil auto magnate Craig T. Nelson (take THAT bailout plan!) with the help of Vanity & a seemingly never-ending stock of one-liners.
The Last Dragon Midnight
dir. Michael Schultz, starring Taimak, Vanity, Julius Carry
Motown records founder Berry Gordy produced only one Martial Arts / R&B epic and this is IT! Trainer to the stars Taimak (playing Leroy Green aka Bruce Leroy!) searches for his inner master, meets-cute with Vanity and battles the Shogun of Harlem (Julius Carry in a career defining role, RIP) to pulse pounding sounds by Debarge, Rockwell, Stevie Wonder & more! This may be your last chance to see this in the theater before the remake hits in 2010!
Ever since recently receiving word that film director David Lynch would be visiting Amoeba Music Hollywood today (6:30PM but get there a little early) for an in-store signing in celebration of the release of the recommended new nine disc DVD box set collection David Lynch The Lime Green Set, I decided to do a little digging in the crates and host my own personal David Lynch film fest: going back to re-watch many of the living legend's classic creations, most of which I hadn't seen in many years.
I watched several episodes of the early nineties show Twin Peaks (which was executive co-produced by Lynch along with Mark Frost), Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Wild At Heart -- all of which combined, I know, really only scratch the surface of this fine film-maker's body of work. But still it was enough of a refresher course to give this Amoeblogger a proper dose of the heart and soul of the artist behind these brilliant works.
I guess in retrospect what is foremost so striking about the 1990/91 ABC TV series Twin Peaks, to which the 1992 David Lynch film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me was a sequel of sorts, is the fact that it even made it onto network TV in the first place, and managed to last two seasons at that. It was not your typical mainstream TV fare by a long shot but like any of the best TV shows it was addictive viewing for those who got it. I guess that is the key to all of Lynch's work: you have to appreciate all of his nuances and to fully dispel everyday reality & allow yourself to submerge deep into Lynch's world -- typically a slightly surreal parallel universe that summons up the place of dark dreams we've all experienced at sometime -- to really get and to fully appreciate the magic David Lynch manifests on the screen.


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Australia on Thursday extended tough refugee policies to any asylum-seeker who lands on its mainland, allowing them to be banished to remote Nauru or Papua New Guinea for detention.
Until now, the government only had powers to send boatpeople for indefinite detention in the Pacific when they reached its remote offshore territories such as Christmas Island.
The change, which was passed in parliament Thursday, strips away any advantage asylum-seekers get from reaching the mainland.
"It will ensure asylum-seekers who unlawfully arrive anywhere in Australia by boat without a visa will be subject to the same regional processing arrangements as asylum-seekers who arrive at an excised offshore place," said Immigration Minister Brendan O'Connor.
Most boats land at or are intercepted near the remote Australian territories of Christmas Island, close to Indonesia's Java, or the Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean.
Both are considered to be "excised" from Australia for immigration purposes, meaning they are subject to special laws allowing for refugees who land there to be processed in regional centres in the Pacific.
To avoid detention boatpeople have increasingly been aiming for the mainland. One packed with 66 asylum-seekers managed to evade detection and reach Geraldton in Western Australia in April.
On Tuesday a boat carrying 42 people was intercepted near Darwin.
Australia's Human Rights Commission condemned the legislation's passage, saying it undermined the nation's obligations under the refugee convention.
"By targeting unauthorised maritime arrivals, the legislation discriminates against vulnerable people and penalises them because of the way they arrive in Australia," said Commission President Gillian Triggs.
Triggs said the move deepened concerns about the plight of those held in remote Pacific camps, where conditions have been described as harsh by the United Nations, and detention "arbitrary".
Australia is struggling with a steady influx of boats from Indonesia and Sri Lanka, with arrivals topping a record 16,000 last year.
The government announced a crackdown on Australia's refugee determination process this week, targeting fewer visas in a bid to up the deterrent stakes.
Though refugees come in relatively small numbers by global standards, the issue is a political flashpoint in Australia and is likely to be a key issue in national elections in September.
Several of the often rickety, overcrowded fishing vessels have sunk in recent years, killing hundreds of people and underscoring the perils of the journey.


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Pumpkin Cupcakes With Cream Cheese Frosting
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One of mom's favorites... yummy!
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- 1 (16 ounce) package poundcake mix
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup pumpkin puree, canned
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 3 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 3 tablespoons margarine
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup powdered sugar
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- Line cupcake pan with papers.
- Combine pound cake mix, eggs, pumpkin, baking soda, and pumpkin pie spice into large mixing bowl.
- Mix at medium speed, scraping sides frequently for 3 minutes.
- Bake for 20 minutes, remove from pan and allow to cool completely.
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- Gradually beat in powdered sugar until smooth.
- Refrigerate until cupcakes are cool.
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Just wanted to say the frosting was yummy. I didn't feel like digging my recipe out for cream cheese frosting so I jumped on here and got one at random, sure glad I did!
These cupcakes are super : ) DH had 2 and he's not much of a sweet eater. I didn't even frost them b/c they were excellent w/o the frosting. I did add about a cup of raisins just before putting them in the cupcake papers. I may make them again later this week : )


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Night Out for 3 Friends Ends in Heroism and Mourning
By LYDIA POLGREEN
Published: March 2, 2003
WEST WARWICK, R.I., Feb. 27— Neither of the two who lived through the night remembers whose idea it was to go to the show. Liz Arruda loved rock, and Tom Marion and Derrick Silva loved it, too. So last Thursday they piled into Mr. Marion's red Camaro and drove here, across the Massachusetts border, to the Station, where they had seen so many rock bands before.
That night they walked into the Station -- a lean, olive-skinned woman and her two former lovers, who through a shared affection for hard rock had formed a fast friendship.
Today, Ms. Arruda emerged from an operating room where surgeons removed third-degree burn wounds from her back and legs. Mr. Silva, home from the hospital, waited for word from doctors who would tell him whether he would ever strum his guitar again. And Mr. Marion's mother, Dot, sat at her kitchen table, worrying cigarettes out of an emptying pack, contemplating what a 47-year-old mother wears to the wake of her 27-year-old son.
''I'll just go like this,'' Ms. Marion said, gesturing blankly at her black pants and gray sweater. ''My son is gone. Who cares what I wear?''
The fire at the Station nightclub took 97 lives and injured 187 people, sending an oil slick of grief across this tiny state, staining every object it touched with its inky blackness. In a place where no one seems wholly unconnected to anyone else, it is difficult to take a measure of that grief.
''There are eight million people in New York City, and when the towers fell, 3,000 died,'' said Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, who has spent the week at the sides of grieving families. ''We have one million people, and almost 100 died. In terms of devastation to our community, the scale is comparable. That is a lot of grief.''
For Ms. Marion, that grief is tempered by the knowledge that her son died saving a woman he loved. For Ms. Arruda and Mr. Silva, the miracle of their survival is tinged with the knowledge that their friend did not live through the night and the realization that they will be scarred forever by the burns that blackened their bodies and by the memories seared in their brains.
''I will never forget those screams,'' Mr. Silva, 22, said, lying in his mother's bed in the family's apartment in Fairhaven, Mass., with his hands bound in white gauze. He cannot reach for a tissue to wipe the tears running down his face. ''There was nothing you could do. And I am trying to live with that.''
It is not easy to find someone in West Warwick who did not know anyone who died at the Station that night, or who escaped unscathed, or was planning to go to the show and through some seemingly insignificant twist did not, or went to the show and was horribly burned.
The dead came from Rhode Island, for the most part, but many were from Massachusetts and Connecticut. Ty Longley, a guitarist for Great White, was from California, by way of Ohio. The youngest of the dead were barely men -- Albert Anthony DiBonaventura of North Dighton, Mass., and Nicholas O'Neill of Pawtucket, R.I., were only 18.
Andrea and Steve Mancini, of Johnston, R.I., who were married a little more than a year, died together in the flames. Their wedding picture is among the mementos placed on the chain-link fence that now surrounds the club's charred remains.
Ms. Arruda, Mr. Silva and Mr. Marion were three friends who met while working at Wal-Mart, a job that subsidized their passions. For all three, that passion was music. Mr. Marion bought his first guitar at 14, a B.C. Rich Warlock electric guitar, with money he earned mowing lawns and raking leaves.
''He went to those rock shows to see what the musicians did so he could copy them,'' his mother said. ''He had big plans. He wasn't going to work at Wal-Mart all his life. He was going to be a rock star.''
Mr. Marion's relationship with Ms. Arruda, 23, was complicated. The sparks were there, but the problems were, too. It lasted a little more than a year; they split up amicably, and continued to live together, in the upstairs apartment of Ms. Marion's cedar-shingle house in Westport, Mass., with Ms. Arruda's 3-year-old daughter, Zoe.
Ms. Arruda dated Mr. Silva for a few months, but both realized they were better off as friends. There was little tension between the two men over the woman they had both loved.
''We just had so much in common,'' Mr. Silva said. A picture of him and Ms. Arruda sat on the night table next to him. A CD of Mr. Marion's music played on a boom box at his side. ''Music, cars, guy stuff. Mostly music though.''
The three arrived at the Station about 8:15 p.m. and had a few drinks, waiting for the show. Usually Mr. Marion and Mr. Silva would try to get close to the stage, but Ms. Arruda did not like being jostled by the crowd, so they hung back, near the edge of the dance floor.
When Great White took the stage and Mr. Silva saw the shower of sparks, something seemed wrong. Then he saw the flames.
''The second I saw fire I grabbed Liz and Tom and said, 'We got to get out of here,' '' Mr. Silva said. ''We went for the door, but it was crowded. I held Liz's arm so I wouldn't lose her. I thought Tom was right on the other side of her. We went toward the door, but there was a pile of people. Me and Liz, we got thrown on top of it.''


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I have recently come in contact with the line of John O'Rear (the one that went to Texas)
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MT, you've place the info exactly as I think it should be on William's memorial. It's good to show more info about him. Thank YOU!
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I see that you maintain the memorial for Alexander Stephens (Find A Grave #96153572). Looked a the book you mentioned that has a line about the will. Have you seen the will? Or do you know where the original might be kept (part of Alexander Hamilton Stephen's papers)? Alexander is my 6th g-grandfather.
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Ok, will dated Nov 1813 suggests that, being alive when it was written, he died in Mar 1814. I missed the Nov part when I read it the first time. I agree with your conclusion now. Thanks- John
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Your conclusion about the death date of Alexander Stephens seems counterintuitive. Should it be 1813?
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The Declaration on Religious Freedom (Dignitatis humanae) was one of the most controversial documents issued by the Second Vatican Council. Before the council, Protestants in the United States and at the World Council of Churches in Geneva had expressed the hope that the bishops would reconsider a doctrine that permitted or even obliged the state in Catholic countries to restrict the religious activities of non-Catholics and that in theory would legitimate similar restrictions in the United States should Catholics ever attain a sufficient majority here. Efforts at such a rethinking, particularly by Jacques Maritain and John Courtney Murray, had met with resistance from some Catholics in the United States, and from others in allegedly Catholic countries such as Spain and Italy, and in official circles in Rome. Maritain barely escaped public condemnation in the mid-1950s at the same time that Murray learned that some of his views had been declared erroneous by the Holy Office, which led his Jesuit superiors to advise him to find some other topic to study.
The classic modern doctrine was often articulated in terms of "thesis" and "hypothesis." The thesis (what ought to be) was the Catholic confessional state in which the church enjoyed the favor and protection of the state to the point that it could invoke its coercive power to limit the public activities of non-Catholic religious bodies. In the hypothesis of a...
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