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Placenta cake
|Place of origin
|Roman empire
|Main ingredients
|Flour and semolina dough, cheese, honey, bay leaves
|Cookbook: Placenta Media: Placenta
Placenta is a dish from ancient Rome consisting of many dough layers interspersed with a mixture of cheese and honey and flavored with bay leaves, then baked and covered in honey.[1][2] Cato included a recipe in his De Agri Cultura.[3] Cato writes:
Shape the placenta as follows: place a single row of tracta along the whole length of the base dough. This is then covered with the mixture [cheese and honey] from the mortar. Place another row of tracta on top and go on doing so until all the cheese and honey have been used up. Finish with a layer of tracta.[2]
It derives from the Greek term plakous (Greek: "πλακοῦς", gen. "πλακοῦντος" – plakountos) for thin or layered flat breads,[4][5][6] and several scholars suggest that its Byzantine descendants, koptoplakous (Medieval Greek: κοπτοπλακοῦς) and plakountas tetyromenous, are the ancestors of modern baklava and tiropita (börek) respectively.[7][2][8] A variant of the Roman dish survived into the modern era as the Romanian plăcintă cake.
- ^ "American Pie". American Heritage. April–May 2006. Retrieved 2009-07-04.
The Romans refined the recipe, developing a delicacy known as placenta, a sheet of fine flour topped with cheese and honey and flavored with bay leaves.
- ^ a b c Faas, Patrick (2005). Around the Roman Table. University of Chicago Press. p. 184-185. ISBN 0226233472.
- ^ Cato the Elder. "De Agricultura".
- ^ placenta, Charlton T. Lewis, Charles Short, A Latin Dictionary, on Perseus
- ^ πλακοῦς, Henry George Liddell, Robert Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon, on Perseus project
- ^ placenta, Concise Oxford English Dictionary Luxury Edition, Oxford University Press, 2011, p.
- ^ Rena Salaman, "Food in Motion the Migration of Foodstuffs and Cookery Techniques" from the Oxford Symposium on Food Cookery, Vol. 2, p. 184
- ^ Speros Vryonis The Decline of Medieval Hellenism in Asia Minor, 1971, p. 482
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Hamid, also the author of "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," casts this novel as a self-help book, speaking directly to an unnamed boy, then man, who wants to get rich in an unnamed country, presumably Hamid's native Pakistan. In doing so he satirizes both the self-help genre and the rags-to-riches tales coming out of contemporary Asia, suggesting that such fortunes, like those of many of America's great robber barons, were built on crimes, opportunism and the occasional well-placed bribe: »Read Full Article
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Forty years ago, Flip Wilson was the biggest thing in television.
In its first two seasons on NBC, "The Flip Wilson Show" was the second-most watched program on TV. His comic characters spawned two of the medium's hottest catchphrases, "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get!" (The latter lives on in its acronym, a computer application that allows you to see what a document you're working on will look like - WYSIWYG.) He jump-started the careers of the two biggest names in comedy, George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In January 1972, Time magazine had him on the cover, calling him "TV's First Black Superstar." »Read Full Article
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The website is a young, but growing, Daily Deal website. With the holiday season quickly approaching, there is a lot of work that needs to be quickly rolled out to prepare the site. This is an exciting opportunity. A successful developer on this website will be considered for projects on other websites.
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So I'm still trying to wrap my head around linked lists in C. They are.. mind-boggling to me right now because I have yet to fully understand pointers, let alone pointers to pointers, and dynamic memory allocation that linked lists require.
I'm trying to create a two dimensional array with independent height, and width values. At most they would be 30x30. I have a two dimensional array let's call it arr[x][y]. arr[x][y] is filled with values of integers ranging from -2 to 1, how would I transfer this two dimensional array into a linked list? How would I then access values from this linked list on whim? I'm very confused, and any help would be appreciated. I'm looking through tutorials as we speak.
Additionally this is supposed to be a sort of stack linked list where I could call functions such as push(pushes a new value to the top of the linked list), pop(pops a value from the top of the linked list), top(returns the value most recently pushed onto the stack), isEmpty(checks if the stack is empty).
I don't need any full code, but code would be helpful here. I just need an understanding though of Linked Lists, and how to implement these sort of functions.
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|xxvii, 266 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
|The evolution of the hacker --
Hacking culture --
Hacking as the performance of technology: reading the "Hacker manifesto" --
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Demonized by governments and the media as criminals, glorified within their own subculture as outlaws, hackers have played a major role in the short history of computers and digital culture-and have continually defied our assumptions about technology and secrecy through both legal and illicit means. In Hacker Culture, Douglas Thomas provides an in-depth history of this important and fascinating subculture, contrasting mainstream images of hackers with a detailed firsthand account of the computer underground. Addressing such issues as the commodification of the hacker ethos by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, the high-profile arrests of prominent hackers, and conflicting self-images among hackers themselves, Thomas finds that popular hacker stereotypes reflect the public's anxieties about the information age far more than they do the reality of hacking.
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Even "off season", Mardi Gras is a big part of New Orleans. This picture - taken December 12th 2004 - shows the stands being built on the steps of the Gallier Hall to get ready for the Mardi Gras parade The next Mardi Gras was to be February 24th 2005. Of course the official Mardi Gras.celebration always begins January 6th.
Next to Gallier Hall is the building which housed the now defunct Soule College (the red brick building in the back).
Gallier Hall was discovered to be infested with termites and had to have extensive treatment and renouvantion.
Fondest memory: In addition to serving as a place for a reviewing stand, many important people in Louisiana history lay in state in this building - in the distant past, Jefferson Davis and General Beauregard, in the more recent past, New Orleans music legends Ernie K-Doe and Earl King to name a few.
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Mardi Gras is also very well known for single people to go out and meet their own kind. Out of my 5 friends who attended the bachelor party, only 2 were currently still available, which meant that the other 3 of us were required to recruit eligible women to meet the single guys.
Mission was accomplished here, as Coli was able to meet this nice young lady and enjoy conversation and beverages.
Enjoy Mardi Gras, and remember the camera always tells the truth in the morning.
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One of the things you will definitely see alot of during the Mardi Gras weekend are groups of bachelor and bachelorette parties. As most traditions go, a bachelor party is designed to be one last time out on the open prairie to have a good time with your guy friends before committing into a relationship with your wife. Conversely, several groups of women also had the same purpose and the two collided this weekend in Mardi Gras.
Ironically, the person next to me was also named Sarah, and this is her set of bridesmaids!
Favorite thing:
Mardi Gras
it's fun, it's wild, it's long!!! if yu have never seen it - GO! then you decide if 2 weeks of drinking is your cup of tea.
Jazz Fest
Getting huge! Alway (ok, mostly) great weather - meaning hot & humid. Tons of music, local food, and fun! For around $20 to get in per day, and another $xx for food, and crafts, and yo can't beat it!
French Quarter Fest
The best deal in town. Fun (but not a drunk fest), warm, FREE, and very diverse. Check out this weekend - it's almost getting too big but it's great!
Favorite thing: On Decator, near the water, you'll find any number of stores carrying Mardi Gras beads, masks, feather boas and other assorted trinkets. This is the perfect place to look for those inexpensive souvenirs that will actually be enjoyed by their recipients.
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New Orleans is fun anytime of the year. If you want to goto during Mardi Gras time, I would recommend one thing in particular.
Mardi Gras is on a tuesday. The weekend before that is insane. Go the weekend before that because:
a. Yes, there are parades (they start that weekend)
b. It is very crowded, but not sooo crowded that you have to wait to get into a bar or have trouble manuevering through the crowds.
c. There are no cover charges to get into a bar/club. The next weekend cover charges are easily $20. The best thing about Bourbon street is hoping from place to place. Imagine if you have to pay $20 everytime!
Fondest memory: It'll take your mind off of any worries.
Favorite thing: Don't leave without Mardi gra beads for souveniours. You can buy them in fun shops along with other fun Mardi gra merchandise. Or you can get them from people in the streets and parades. I left with all kinds of beads different colors and styles that I now coordinate with my outfits at home for creativity..
Favorite thing:
Mardi Gras started over 200 years ago by a group of prominent businessmen.
The people, cajun food and the music of jazz filling the streets.
Fondest memory: The King cake is a delicacy and a rich pastry that is decorated with sugary icing in the Mardi Gra colors of purple, green, and gold.
Each cake contains one small plastic baby, and the person who finds the baby in her piece will host the next party. A tradition that goes on....
Favorite thing:
Mardi Gra! I have never been to a party like this one before. It consists of parades and balls and festive costumes.
Fondest memory: Drinking a 'hurricane' and not remembering what happened next.........it is a very potent drink.
Favorite thing:
I've never seen so many breasts in one evening
nor have I seen so many people in the streets in one evening
and never have I been molested by so many people trying to pick my pockets in one evening
Good food
Good Freinds
Good drinks
Good music
what else could one ask for
Fondest memory: I don't remember to much I was pretty waisted the whole time
I'll have to look back in my journals and get back to you on this one
Favorite thing:
have a babysitter, especially if you plan to partake in the Mardi Gras festivities. Dining in The French Quarter is obviously a must. It's all good!
Fondest memory: The endless parade of parades. This is the part the kids will enjoy, at least for a little while. Don't worry, folks. The naughty stuff happens at night. During the day, just a bunch of floats throwing beads and candy.
Favorite thing:
Go to Mardi Gras! It is a party that defies description. All ages can have a blast and the fun never stops. No matter what you've heard, you'll never know until you experience it.
Be sure and bring a costume. The only downsides are the expense, and you don't really get to know the city during Mardi Gras.
That's me on the right in red.
Favorite thing:
Here are some of the floats that took place in the parade. The people on the floats throw cups, necklace of beads,doubloon to the crowds. The louder you yell and wave your arms the more they will throw to you. Jeri received about 35 necklaces of beads.
Fondest memory: Mardi Gras. This was my first but not my last.
Favorite thing:
The infectious spirit the season that culminates in Mardi Gras, the World's Largest Free Show on Earth.
Experience the Irish on St.Patrick's Day. Catch Spring Fever at the Spring Fiesta and French Quarter
Blues tell the story of your heart and feel the vibrations of Jazz filling your soul at the Heritage Festival.
Laissesz Les Bon Temps Rouler on Bastille Day.NFL football season gets under way in the fall.
Catch the races at the Fair Grounds live thoroughbred racing from Thanksgiving Day through the end of March.
Light a candle at caroles in Jackson Square or marvel at the bevy Christmas lights in City Park at Celebrate
You can be sure New Orleans offers the best, whether you the night away in a cabaret, explore the mysterious, murky bayous a Cajun guide. Mo matter what you are celebrating, or when you are celebrating
always a party going on somewhere in the city that invented a good time!
Fondest memory: Mardi Gras tradition and practicefor the Indians to simply compare their tribal song, dance and dress with other tribes as they meet that day. Each Indian has invested thousand of hours and dollars in the creation of his suit, and is not willing to risk ruining it in a fight. This tradition, rich with folk art and history, is now appreciated by museums and historical societies around the world.It is remarkeble and welcome change from the past.
Although there was a history of violence, many now choose to keep this celebration friendly.Each Big chief will eventually stand back and with a theatrical display of self-confidence, acknowledge the artistry and crafsmanship of the other's suit.Before the progression can continue, the two Big Chief's will often comment privately to one another,
'Looking good Baby,looking good!'
The Mardi Gras Indians are comprised, in large part, of the blacks of New Orleans' inner cities.They have paraded for well over a century, the least recognized Mardi Gras tradition.
The Mardi Gras Indians named themself after native Indians to pay them respect for their assistance in escaping the tyranny of slavery.It was often local Indians who accepted slaves into their society when they made a break for feedom.
They have never forgotten this support.
Favorite thing: Just get in the Mardi Gras spirit! Grab a funky hat and a drink. Then, stroll down the main streets, including the jammed pack imfamous Bourbon Street.
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Published: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 9, 2001 at 11:00 p.m.
When I learned of the bombings, I immediately went to school and checked my son out. Even though some in my family and some of the faculty at school were critical, I was afraid that the schools would be the next targets. As I was told, "It's not happening here, it's way off in New York and Washington."
Wise up, people. It can and will happen here if we don't do something. I am originally from Dothan, Ala., a small city the same size as Houma. This article was in our hometown Dothan paper the next day: "Four foreign nationals were in Dothan."
Four foreign nationals who reportedly flew into Dothan Regional Airport late Sept. 10 and inquired about government buildings before renting a vehicle are no longer in the area. Houston County (Ala.) Sheriff Lamar Glover said the vehicle was turned back into the rental agency at the airport about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. The men then flew out of the airport on their private plane, heading for an unknown destination.
Glover said he understands the men were the same who had asked questions about government buildings, the state Capitol and where the governor lives shortly after landing at the airport. The Sheriff's Department confirmed the story of the landing at a meeting of area officials in the county's Emergency Management Agency's Emergency Communications Center.
The news of the landing had local law enforcement searching for the Enterprise rental car, which was described as silver Dodge Stratus with the license plate number 118790. The state from which the plate comes was unknown.
John Hickey, data specialist for the Sheriff's Department, said the plane landed at the airport shortly before midnight. "There were four individuals in the aircraft -- all four were believed to be foreign nationals," Hickey said. "They rented a car. Were very rude. Asked a number of questions about where state buildings were. We don't know what it means, other than it is suspicious based on what happened this morning. We don't know if it means anything, but it is certainly suspicious."
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Pretty distastefully, too.
In a grisly prank, someone has hacked the website for Rupert Murdoch's The Sun newspaper and replaced the lead story with one about Murdoch himself being found dead. The website thesun.co.uk redirects users immediately to new-times.co.uk/sun/, which hosts a story titled "Media moguls [sic] body discovered." Reporting that the 80-year-old was found in his garden, the story jokes that he "ingested a large quantity of palladium before stumbling into his famous topiary garden late last night, passing out in the early hours of the morning." Lower on the page is a crudely drawn comic strip appearing to attribute the hacking to the computer hacking group Lulzsec. So much for being done. If it really was them, maybe they didn't want to see the hacking crown so easily handed to an old-media conglomerate.


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Competition will be steep and the application process thorough for 18 positions as county wildlife officers in the state.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Fish and Wildlife Division is accepting applications through Friday.
Human Resources administrator Michele Ward-Tackett said she's expecting between 500 and 700 people to apply for the six-month-long application process. Those accepted for the positions will continue with a six-month academy-training program before being placed into one of the vacant county positions.
"You keep getting acceptance letters after each step," said Trumbull County wildlife officer Hollie Fluharty. "You just wait by the mail."
But the wait was worth it for the Hocking College and West Virginia University grad who majored in wildlife and fisheries resources. All applicants must have either a law-enforcement or wildlife related education.
"I have the greatest job," Fluharty said.
A typical day in Trumbull County varies by the season. In the spring, Fluharty is busy checking fishermen for proper licenses, permits and practices. Other times she responds to calls for injured or abandoned animals.
Like the other 87 officers, she works mainly from her truck and makeshift office traveling to different hunting or fishing sites and talking with people in the field.
"Our schedules are great. Our hours based on what we need to do. We don't clock in anywhere," she said.
That's one of the reasons the application process is so intense. Wildlife officers work on their own and have to be motivated, said Columbiana wildlife officer Scott Angelo. The region's offices are in Akron, but officers don't frequently report there.
"It's not [like] a typical law-enforcement job would be, where you answer to a sergeant or lieutenant every day. You have a supervisor, but you have to decide what you're going to do when you're going to do it," he said.
The hiring process also includes a polygraph test, a psychological exam, a criminal-background check, drug testing and extensive interviews with friends and neighbors.
"They want to get a feel for who you are," Angelo said.
At the end of the process, those who are accepted will be placed in any Ohio county. After serving in that assigned position, officers can apply to move to other counties.
Like Fluharty, Angelo's typical day varies. He takes wildlife surveys in his county checking for turkey or pheasant populations in an area in the spring. He makes sure fishermen aren't littering in lakes and along shores. Some days he speaks at Rotary clubs. He works regularly with local law enforcement.
"You could be writing some guy a ticket and 15 minutes later going to a hunter-education course," he said.
As a graduate of Ohio State University and Hocking College with associate and bachelor's degrees in wildlife management, a love of the outdoors is what drew Angelo to the position.
"I grew up fishing and hunting," he said. "I have that kind of love for the sport."
Fluharty is one of two women in the state with her position but encourages other women to apply.
"I've never felt like I was at a disadvantage," she said.
Ward-Tackett said starting salary for the positions is $35,000.
To apply, visit http://careers.ohio.gov/.
I thought the state was broke???
$35K per year to go be a cop and have to deal with things like armed drunks in the woods in the middle of nowhere, with no witnesses, or deal with packs of jerks on 4-wheelers, or other situations where they know if they need even one more wildlife officer for backup, they're hours away? For roughly $700/week (before taxes)?
You can have it.
Yep. They can have it all day. Besides, this story briefs well. I know what these jerks really do. I see them sleeping all the time dreaming about being real cops. When they hear a motor rev or a gun shot they come flying up on you scaring all the game away and always find a way to fine you.
They need to really work on stopping people from littering because the lakes are like garbage dumps.
These guys and gals need to catch the litter bugs and start fining them .Berlin all along the shores is a disgrace and I can only imagine what the bottom looks like. How about getting some trash bags and cleaning up?
I've done my share picking up the plastic bottles and recycling them.I also pick up my plastic shotgun shells instead of leaving them in the fields and woods.
Why don't they start including some litter control in their daily work? Beer bottles, plastic and all sorts of fishing crap and garbage left by fire pits-this has to stop.Wildlife officers start protecting the land and water too!
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Stephanie Plum is out of work, her car has just been repoed, and she is desperate for some fast cash.
Desperate times call for desperate measures leading her to her cousin Vinnie's bail bond agency and a fast track of danger, destruction, and clueless attempt at being a bounty hunter.
Janet Evanovich's screen adaption of her best selling book One For The Money hit theaters Friday January 27th. Anyone who has read the first book in the series (or all eighteen for that matter) was patiently waiting with high hopes for this movie.
The movie itself was hysterical, with a fair share of gun fights, explosions, and just enough suspense to leave you on the edge of your seat.
Sadly enough however, it didn't come close to the punches the book packs.
Plum (played by Katherine Heigl) is completely clueless at how to track down her first FTA (failure to appear) cop, Joe Morelli (Jason O'Mara). She quickly turns this FTA into a personal vendetta for an incident that happened in high school behind the éclair counter after hours. Thankfully, Ranger (Daniel Sunjata) is a fellow bounty hunter, ex-US Army Ranger, and security expert who agrees to take Stephanie under his wing. The three of them have no idea that Stephanie is a magnet for trouble and danger.
The characters come to life in the book and have very distinct personalities. Furthermore, the actors chosen for these roles couldn't have been more perfect if they had walked off the pages.
While I did enjoy the movie, I was let down. The movie itself lacks the sexual tension, danger, and suspense of the book. A very large and dangerous character featured in the book named Benito Ramirez was turned into an extremely minor role in the movie. I was also disappointed to find there was no start of a love triangle between Stephanie, Ranger and Morelli. But the biggest disappointment came in the film's final twenty minutes, when the ending was drastically altered from the book.
The movie itself was amazing and entertaining, but in this case, the book was better. If you don't want to get sucked into an 18 book series you won't want to put down, then avoid the book and go for the movie.
However, this is one of those cases where I will pick the book over the movie any day of the week.
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Two-time Tony Award Winner Brian Dennehy will speak at St. Vincent Pallotti Church in Haddon Twp., NJ on Tuesday, February 7, 2012. The star of 'First Blood,' 'Cocoon,' 'Tommy Boy,' will appear at a private reception and discussion at Memorial Hall. A $30 donation will benefit 'Discovery Ministries,' which assists special needs families and groups.
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WHAT: The Arena Football League's Philadelphia Soul to hold open tryouts.
WHO WILL BE ATTENDING: Soul Co-Majority Owner RON JAWORSKI; Member of the Soul ownership group PETE CIARROCCHI; Member of the Soul ownership group, COSMO DeNICOLA; Soul VP/COO JOHN ADAMS; Soul general manager TOM GOODHINES; Soul head coach and former Chicago Bears safety, DOUG PLANK; Soul assistant coach LEROY THOMPSON and Soul assistant coach DARRIN KENNEY.
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I got thinking this week about gestures.
Not hand gestures, but those acts that clearly communicate to someone how you feel about them. As women we LONG for the day that someone is standing under our window with a boom-box over their head, or to better equate this to our current era, I would assume the boom-box would be replaced with an iPad with iTunes streaming. We grew up watching Johnny demand that no-body put Baby in the corner, or Andrew McCarthy saying to hell with his swanky posh friends and enjoy the prom with a hideously dressed Molly Ringwald (let's be honest folks, the dress was a train wreck). To this day, (and it's horrible to admit this) when I arrive at the airport after being away, I secretly tear up as I deplane, uneventfully get my luggage, and uneventfully attempt to find my car.
The main reason I feel this sadness is I'm a hopeless romantic, and I'm always wishing somehow I'll have that Hollywood moment where "they" just couldn't wait another moment and here "they" are at the airport to show me how much I mean to "them." Just beyond customs there "they" stand and I run and we hug and kiss, not noticing the world passing by. We're just completely lost in the reunion.
Because I don't live in a John Hughes movie, I am pretty sure my above fantasy will never happen, but the moment I give up that fantasy is the moment I get cynical, and that's a place I never want to go.
I mean don't get me wrong, there's a difference in delusions and expecting a bar of pilots to break into some Righteous Brothers medley in your honor, and being someone who believes that when that right cord is strung in your heart, sometimes the only way to express it is to just go balls to the wall and show it. Granted, I think sometimes you can walk a thin line between the grandiose gestures and the creepy, but either degree you still walk away with a great life story to tell. I once made the sad attempt at picking up an ex-boyfriend at the airport wearing a trench coat and heels. It made total sense in my head and I was stoked at the "coolness" of the plan, but logistically it was a rather windy night and the law frowns on semi-public nudity which I quickly found out after being issued a $200 fine.
Yes, when I originally played out this scenario in my mind it didn't end with me explaining to a cop WHY I didn't have any ID on me, but I liked the fact that I did it in the first place. I'm sure he enjoyed it too, but even though that relationship didn't work out in the long run, I can still look back on that airport shenanigans and appreciate that I brought one hell of a smile to someone I cared about. It's about time that we can tap into our inner "you complete me" ides and pull out a grand plan that leaves some giddy with flattery. If you've ever had one of these plans in your head, make it a real moment this year, or at least give it a shot. Why not? What's the worst that can happen? The way I see it is your gesture is only a fail if it ultimately ends with the issuing of a restraining order.
But at least you can say you tried!
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PHILADELPHIA, PA - (JANUARY 24, 2012) – WMCN44 is pleased to announce the addition of Jennifer Sherlock as contributing reporter to its Flyers-focused sports show "Propper Hockey." Sherlock joins the WMCN44 original program alongside NHL legend Brian Propp and local veteran sportscaster Lou Tilley.
"Propper Hockey," has soared in popularity since its November 2011 launch, and has featured many former Flyers legends such as Dave "the Hammer" Schultz, Bernie Parent, Bob "the hound" Kelley, Orest Kindrachuk and Joe Watson. Every week, Propp and Tilley team up to analyze and entertain with their weekly guests, and with Sherlock on board, they will be able to take questions directly from Flyers fans in the audience. The hour-long show is taped LIVE at Adelphia Restaurant in Deptford, NJ every Tuesday night at 6:00pm and airs on WMCN44 on Wednesday nights at 9:00pm throughout the NHL's regular season.
"Jennifer adds an interactive element to the show that will increase audience participation and allow Lou and Brian to play off the passion of Flyers fans at our live tapings," says Jon Gorchow, President, Lenfest Broadcasting. "We hope even more people will come out and be a part of the action."
"I have worked with Jennifer on several major sporting events," says Tilley. "I have always found her to be a vibrant reporter who energizes our presentation."
"I am looking forward to meeting the Flyers fans that come out to the tapings, and plan to foster the friendly banter that's sure to develop between the audience, Lou , Brian and myself," says Sherlock. "It's going to be a great time each week – I'll make sure of that!"
"Propper Hockey" segments include "Flyers Player of the Week," "Flyers Fan of the Week" and "Flyers Trivia." For more information on "Propper Hockey" and WMCN44 visit www.wmcn.tv. For more information on Jennifer Sherlock visit www.JennaCommunications.com.
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Van Halen's 'A Different Kind Of Truth' will hit stores February 7th. However, there is a 90-second preview of 'Blood and Fire,' which is the fifth track off the album, that was released yesterday. The riff is taken from the movie score 'The Wild Life,' (also known as Ripley) which Eddie Van Halen wrote in 1984. Think 'So This Is Love?' 'Little Guitars,' and 'In A Simple Rhyme' all rolled into one and you have 'Blood and Fire.' What do you think?
'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,' has started riots and protests, it has been a New York times best seller, and tonight in a packed theater, it made everyone cry at least once.
After not only reading the book but seeing the movie, I am still at loss as to why people where trying to stop the movie from being shown. I usually tend to favor the book over the movie, constantly finding myself let down with my favorite details not making it to the big screen.
This was not one of those times.
The story itself is a heart-breaking tale of a young boy named Oskar, who loses his father in what he calls " The Worst Day," which is September 11th. Oskar is intelligent beyond his years and brutally honest with a cunning sense of curiosity. Before his father died, they had a tradition of participating in scavenger hunts. A year after his father dies, Oskar sneaks into his closest and finds a key inside an envelope. The outside of the envelope simply says 'Black.' Oskar is determined to find the lock for the key, convinced that it will help him hold on his father a little longer. What he didn't plan on was how much he was going to help everyone he comes into contact with.
I fell in love with Oskar by page two of the book, and my heart broke for him as I got deeper into the story. The book itself is beautifully and poetically written. It's truly a one of a kind life-changing tale. You can't help but get mad at Oskar's mom for laughing in the other room with a man Oskar is convinced is more then a friend. You can't put it down until you know what the key opens.
As the lights within the theater dimmed and Oskar's face appeared on the screen, I was unable to take my eyes off of him. His witty curiosity in the book was not lost on the big screen. In fact, there were parts of the movie where I found even more powerful and engaging then I did within the book.
'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' is one of those rare movie adaptions where they stuck extremely close to the book. I will say that the flash blacks in the book and the movie are confusing. However, keep in mind the story is being told by a nine-year-old, which is why I think the author did this intentionally. Oskar's mom had a much larger role in the movie then the book, but I found it to be a surprising enhancement to the story.
I can't honestly say if I had to choose between the book or movie if I had a choice. If you're an avid reader, this is one that needs to be on your shelf. Furthermore, it's also a must-see movie, just make sure to pack the tissues. September 11th affected everyone in one way or another. On print or on the big screen you will find your self laughing, crying, and cheering Oskar on as he tries to hold on to his father, while learning to let go.
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The Phillies family and fanbase received some sad news today. Former Phillies broadcaster Andy Musser died on Sunday at his home in Wynnewood, PA. Musser was 74 years old.
Musser came to the Phillies after By Saam's retirement in 1976 and stayed there until 2001. Although Musser was overshadowed by the legendary duo of Harry Kalas and Richie Ashburn, his broadcasting career featured some remarkable moments. Musser was not just limited to the Phillies. He broadcasted games for the 76ers (including their championship season of 1966-67), Eagles, as well as several Super Bowls, Masters Tournaments, and two World Series during a 45-year career.
"Andy was a very good friend," recalls Phillies Manager of Broadcasting Rob Brooks, who first met Musser in April of 1993. "When I met him I was a producer-engineer for Phillies baseball. Andy was kind and gracious to anyone he had ever met. He was like that every day of his life until the day he died. He was a great, great soul."
Having met Musser several times during his tenure with the Phillies, I absolutely agree with the above sentiments. Just like Harry and Whitey, another piece of our childhood and early adulthood is now gone. Unfortunately, Musser's greatest Phillies call, Mike Schmidt's NL East Division clinching two-run homer of the Expos' Stan Bahnsen in 1980 ("He buried it. He buried it.") was not available, but we figured we'd give you the next best thing: his call of Schmidt's 500th home run.
You will be missed, Andy. Thanks for the memories.
Memorial services for Musser will be held at 11 a.m. ET on Jan. 31, in the Sanctuary of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 625 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 19010. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Foundation.
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Hampton Inn Manassas
Hampton Inn Manassas
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.8/10
7295 Williamson Blvd
Manassas, VA 20109
Welcome to the Hampton Inn Manassas
Free breakfasts, premium bedding and free Wi-Fi await guests at Hampton Inn Manassas, which has competitive rates and easy access to the freeway and area attractions.
Hotel Features
Each of the 125 rooms at this six-story hotel comes with a 32-inch flat-panel HDTV, free Wi-Fi, coffeemaker, hairdryer, ironing facilities, premium bedding and a lap desk that makes it easy to read or surf the web without getting out of bed. Enjoy a free hot breakfast or grab one to go. Never skip a workout with an on-site gym; in the summer, enjoy an outdoor pool with a hot tub. Business services are available and parking is free.
Hotel Location
Just south of I-66, the hotel is surrounded by shopping and dining within a mile. Learn more about Civil War history at Manassas National Battlefield Park, a mile away. Take in a round of golf at the General's Ridge, seven miles away, or explore charming boutiques in historic downtown Manassas, five miles south. George Mason University Campus is four miles away and the Jiffy Lube Live Amphitheater is five miles west. Dulles International Airport is 17 miles away.
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"Very clean and quiet," this hotel earns kudos from Priceline guests for its "excellent breakfast," "nice rooms with plenty of seating," well-designed bathrooms and a location that "puts everything at your fingertips."
Hampton Inn Manassas Amenities
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We stayed here as we were attending a concert at Jiffy Lube Live. It was super convenient to the venue, we got a discount at TGI Fridays for staying at the hotel, and the free fresh-baked cookies were awesome! We will definitely stay here again if we attend another concert at Jiffy Lube Live.
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November 11, 2012 at 4:02 pm
Maybe the boning IS bonding. ;) lol
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As a normal user I can send email, either from the commandline or from PHP. But when a cron job has error output, sending of that email fails (I have a email@example.com at the top of the crontab). The same happens for sending from the commandline as root (*).
I've tracked this down to: when the emails work the From and Return Path headers are set to email@example.com. That domain is the one set in /etc/mail/sendmail.mc, i.e. I have these three lines:
FEATURE(`allmasquerade') dnl
For the emails that fail, the From and Return Path headers are set to email@example.com. example2.com exists, but machinename has no DNS entry. Therefore the email gets refused with a 550. machinename.example2.com is the first entry in /etc/hosts for 127.0.0.1.
I suspect changing /etc/hosts with valid.domain.com might work but this is a production web server and I don't want to break anything else. It also feels like the wrong place to solve an email problem. So I'm hoping it is a sendmail or cron setting I need. (On another machine, ubuntu/postfix, I seem to have created /etc/postfix/sender_canonical to do this.)
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*: but in that case the error correctly gets sent to email@example.com, as I have set the alias for root in /etc/aliases. This doesn't happen with the cron emails though; those bounce emails get put in my local unix mailbox.


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"See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ." Â ~ Â Colossians 2:8
Unfortunately, that's exactly what we've done by not studying Biblical Economics, and by absorbing our society's distorted view of children as burdens and commodities.
Andrea Roltgen writes at Freedom Outpost:
The Government has washed our nation out to a sea of debt to other nations. They have created a culture of falsely believing that all life choices should equal the same financial outcome for everyone, and that everyone who believes they are due material wealth ought to have it.  Children have become an "expensive burden†we seek to avoid, but debt for personal expenditures and entitlement programs are not offensive today. The common idea is that "Children are soooo Expensive!â€
In our culture, we have chosen lifestyle of debt, life-long entitlement mentality and lavish living. Frugality of past generations is largely gone. Some of the poorest people appear to be able to afford Smart Phones. Priorities are definitely skewed.
There is certainly nothing wrong with nice things, beautiful homes, etc. In fact, having ambition to succeed is inherently American. However there is something decidedly different about the last two generations of Americans. The last two generations have decided to pursue these material and temporal possessions at the expense of their children, and their eternal Christian inheritance. The other problem is that very few families can actually afford to live this lifestyle, regardless of how many children they have.  Most people, right out of the gate into adulthood, begin their lives in debt. They begin either in debt themselves for college, or living a lifestyle sustained by the help or debt of their own parents.
This has left a huge societal impact, because Christian families are simply not having children anymore, because of the misguided belief that their single most important contribution to their children is what they can give to them materially speaking.  With fewer Christians raising their children in an intact Christian home, fewer responsible, hard working, and freedom-loving adults are being set out into society. We can clearly see the impact on our freedoms and our government and society since the nation began forfeiting children in favor of debt.
Since this has culturally become the norm, there are several societal prerequisites to qualifying to have children. Notice none of them are of eternal benefit for others, or for ourselves. This means that what society deems of value, God has spoken and said is largely worthless..even the vast educations..etc. Again, goals and accomplishment are not worthless or evil. Parents inherently want a good future for their children, and often will sacrifice to help obtain that. However, if parents put more stock into ensuring their children have all their whims met, rather than raising solidly grounded, disciplined and responsible children, we have products of their misguided efforts abounding. The pursuit of these idols of wealth above eternal perspectives, or if they are pitted against raising any children for the Kingdom, then they limit the ability of people to raise children fully for the Lord and to stand on principle in his or her nation.
America's Birth Rate Declined For The Third Year Running
Couples Are Postponing Childbirth and Suffering the ConsequencesÂ
Fewer Dollars and Babies Threaten Social Programs
Mark Steyn: The West Is Not Having Enough Babies To Sustain Its Civilization
Empty Cradles, Demographic Destiny and the Death of the West
Dave Ramsey: Christians Should Lead U.S. Economic Recovery
Dave Ramsey: The Truth About Debt


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My Group Beats Your Group: Evaluating Non-Income Inequalities
This paper proposes a new methodology, the Domination Index, to evaluate non-income inequalities between social groups such as inequalities of educational attainment, occupational status, health or subjective well-being. The Domination Index does not require specific cardinalisation assumptions, but only uses the ordinal structure of these non-income variables. We approach from an axiomatic perspective and show that a set of desirable properties for a group inequality measure when the variable of interest is ordinal, characterizes the Domination Index up to a positive scalar transformation. Moreover we make use of the Domination Index to explore the relation between inequality and segregation and show how these two concepts are related theoretically.
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