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PARIS—Christian Dior designer John Galliano spent Monday afternoon at a Paris police station, confronting a couple who has accused him of making anti-Semitic slurs during a late-night argument in a bar last week.
The police visit by Mr. Galliano—who has been suspended from his post pending a police investigation into the incident—came hours after a video was circulated on the Internet showing the designer making a series of anti-Semitic remarks to people sitting at a table next to him in a restaurant.
The authenticity of the video, which was first posted on the website of British daily The Sun, couldn't be independently verified. It is unclear whether the video is from the evening that was the subject of Monday's police hearing or another moment.
Mr. Galliano's lawyer didn't respond to phone calls and several messages seeking comment Monday. Over the weekend, Mr. Galliano's lawyer said his client denied the accusations against him and planned to defend himself before police. The lawyer also said that Mr. Galliano had filed a defamation complaint against the couple in question. A spokeswoman for the Paris court didn't respond to phone calls for comment on the defamation complaint.
Dior declined to comment on the video. The company is trying to verify the video's authenticity, a person familiar with the matter said. If it is authenticated, the video leaves Dior "little option" but to dismiss the designer, this person said.
The Paris fashion house, part of the luxury empire of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton boss Bernard Arnault, suspended Mr. Galliano last week pending the results of the police investigation, citing its zero-tolerance policy against racism and anti-Semitism.
Dior will wait for the police investigation to conclude before it makes any definitive decision about Mr. Galliano's future, the person familiar with the matter added.
The Internet video, which was subsequently linked to various fashion websites, shows Mr. Galliano spouting various insults and declaring an admiration for Adolf Hitler.
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Ted graduated from Willits High School in 1948 and was drafted into the Army shortly thereafter. He was assigned to the 59th company where he worked as Military Police and within two years was promoted to Sergeant. During his two years of service, he was stationed in Korea. Ted returned from the military and graduated from Golden Gate College in 1958 with a degree in Accounting.
In April of 1959, he married the love of his life, Sharon Diane Hussey. They lived in San Francisco, Pacifica and finally settled in Marin County.
Ted is survived by their four children, Loree Van Bebber (Butch Bailey), Lisa McKissick (Ron), TJ Van Bebber (Katie Straley) and Kathleen McGarvey (Mike). Ted has ten grandchildren, Dustin (Kayla), Cristina (Brad), Kelly, Kristyn, Michael, Matthew (Kayln), Teddy, Katherine, Melanie and Ian, and three great-grand children, Jordan, Everett and Kennedy. Ted is survived by brother Charlie Louwaert and sisters Nina Bettencourt (Ray), Madeline Louwaert (Carl Sealock) and sister-in-law Nina Louwaert. Predeceased by brothers Frank Louwaert and Michael Louwaert.
Ted worked for Bechtel/Fremont Group for over 20 years. He loved to take vacations and cruises with his family. His most memorable trip was a cruise to Alaska with the entire family!
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In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to be sent to the William F. Harrah Senior Center, 1501 Baechtel Rd., Willits, CA 95490 or to your favorite charity.
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ANSELM KIEFER, WORK ON PAPER -- Fifty-four works from the Met's collection, covering the first two decades of the German artist's career, from 1969 to 1987. Dec. 15-March 21. Metropolitan Museum. (535-7710)
BRASSAI: THE EYE OF PARIS -- Nearly 150 pictures, from dancers at the Folies Bergeres to sewer workers to nocturnal portraits of the Seine, make up the centennial retrospective of this Hungarian-born French photographer (1899-1984), who was nicknamed ''The Eye of Paris.'' Dec. 6-Feb. 28. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. (713-639-7300) Traveling to the Getty in Los Angeles and the National Gallery.
PIETER DE HOOCH, 1629-1684. -- Along with Vermeer, this 17th-century Dutch golden-age artist from Delft helped pioneer a new kind of painting based on images of immaculate domestic interiors. But where the slightly younger Vermeer produced elusive poetic symbols, de Hooch created a rich visual prose of architectural vistas and family anecdotes. Dec. 17-Feb. 28. Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford. (860-278-2670)
POST-HYPNOTIC -- A glance at the recent resurgence (or continuation) of Op Art. Paintings by the likes of Peter Halley, Karin Davie, Walter Robinson, Michelle Grabner and Fred Tomaselli should get the retina buzzing. Jan. 12-Feb. 21. Galleries of Illinois State University, Normal. (309-438-5487)
DOSSO DOSSI: COURT PAINTER IN RENAISSANCE FERRARA -- Court artist to the Dukes of d'Este, Dossi was overshadowed by big guns like Titian in Venice and Raphael in Rome, but his lyrical classicism has genuine appeal. Jan. 14-March 28. Metropolitan Museum. (535-7710) Traveling to the Getty, April-27-July 11, which is concurrently offering paintings by Dossi's Ferrarese predecessor Ercole de Roberti.
NELLIE MAE ROWE: NINETY-NINE-AND-A-HALF WON'T DO -- A self-taught black artist from Georgia, Rowe (1900-1982) created chewing-gum sculptures, dolls, photographic collages. The show will trace her artistic development and, importantly, suggest the social and historical context in which she worked. Jan. 16-May 16, Museum of American Folk Art. (595-9533)
YALE CENTER FOR BRITISH ART IN NEW HAVEN -- The gallery reopens after a yearlong renovation with three separate shows: a Francis Bacon retrospective, a selection of Lucian Freud's etchings and a centenary tribute to the sculptor Henry Moore. All Jan. 23-March 21. (202-432-2800) A show of Bacon's portraits of screaming Popes from 1953 can be seen at the San Jose Museum of Art, Jan. 17-April 4.
ANN HAMILTON: THE 1998 LARRY ALDRICH FOUNDATION AWARD WINNER -- A site-specific installation by the artist who will represent the United States at the next Venice Biennale. Jan. 17-May 30. Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Conn. (203-438-4519)


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Amphisbaena (SuperRare) by mictonesWatch
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Fine detail work. There are really great. You did s fantastic job
They sure look like a pair of biters....Oh noes.
Very nice!
whats the diffrence?
Seems you make the art for all the games i play lol
Great stuff
Great stuff
Splendid work, nice details on the snake's head. well pick-ed colors and awesome blend.
btw, i dont mean to be rude, but this looks like my boyfriend's mom! )))
btw, i dont mean to be rude, but this looks like my boyfriend's mom! )))
This is an incredible painting!
thats amazing!
hey man great job the scales look amazing and I love how you did the splattered sand all over where he's passing by. You make a very good use of textures on brushes like on the wings and he's belly side.
Great job like always.
Great job like always.
Very nice! Great action. Plus it's nice to see the amphisbaena getting some attention, they're weird beasties.
Super cool!! Good work!
Wow, awesome.
Both the pictures are awesome, but this is much more dramatic. Slightly better drawn, too.
That was intentional to show the difference in rarity. Thanks btw.
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Italian Country Chicken
|25 Gram
|Smoked streaky bacon
|100 Gram, diced
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|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
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|Red wine
|150 Milliliter (Italian Variety)
|Chicken stock
|150 Milliliter
|Dried thyme
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
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|Freshly ground black pepper
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Calories 2957 Calories from Fat 1574
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 175 g268.9%
Saturated Fat 51.8 g259%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1029.8 mg343.3%
Sodium 1262 mg52.6%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.7%
Dietary Fiber 0.96 g3.8%
Sugars 2.1 g
Protein 309 g617.5%
Vitamin A 33.1% Vitamin C 5.3%
Calcium 18.6% Iron 71%
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Greetings! I want to put a horizontal menu in the footer of a site, with submenu items listed directly under the parent menus. I know it can be done with CSS, but how? I'm stumped and can't seem to find the answer here. I looked at this thread and used the code, but the submenu items are not lining up under the parents correctly. Here's approximately how I want it to look:
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Press Tour: 'Smash' producers discuss season 2 revamp
At NBC's executive press tour session this morning, network chairman Bob Greenblatt referred to "Smash" as "an unqualified success." When I asked him to qualify the success of a show that replaced its creator with a new showrunner, got rid of several castmembers, hired several new ones, is changing the stories and otherwise undergoing a significant creative revamp, Greenblatt insisted, "I can't qualify unqualified success."
Nor could the producers of "Smash" exactly qualify the extent of the changes to the show. Creator Theresa Rebeck has been replaced by "Gossip Girl" alum Josh Safran. The actors who played Dev, Ellis and Frank are all gone (one appears on-camera in the season premiere; the other two are referred to but not seen), and new castmembers include Krysta Rodriguez as Karen Cartwright's new roommate and Jeremy Jordan and Andy Mientus as a struggling songwriting team who get Karen's attention. Show-within-the-show "Bombshell" runs into several stumbles on the way to Broadway, and Karen, Derek and others get distracted not only by this new musical, but by the presence of a huge Broadway star played by Jennifer Hudson, who guest stars in 3 of the first 4 episodes.
It's a brand-new "Smash." Or is it?
"Changes-wise, I actually think it's sort of 'Smash,'" insisted Safran. "I don't think it's changed that much. The stuff from last year that you loved is still there, and the stuff from last year that maybe some people felt went off on tangents, we've looked at and tried to find a way to bring it together, but it still is the same 'Smash' — just maybe bigger, more music, maybe younger in regards to some of our new castmembers. But I hope people will watch it still."
Later, though, returning producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron were more candid in the idea that there were things about season 1 that needed fixing, and that they were very aware of the love-hate reaction to the season.
"Me, I read everything," said Meron. "I read the love, I read the hate, I read the bad. I read everything. I hope I was objective enough to say, 'Well, that makes sense.' And there were certain things that were written that I actually thought made a lot of sense that people were saying. When Josh came in for the second season and addressed all of those issues, it seemed that it was really the right fit to me."
"I would say our instinct about the show followed a lot of the things people were saying about the show," said Zadan. "When certain things went off-kilter in season 1, we would read about them in the press, or on blogs, or in tweets, and it reinforced the feelings we had, and it logged away the feeling that if we were lucky enough to come back in season 2, boy, wouldn't it be great to fix those things, or adjust those things, or move those things around?"
When pressed for specifics on what some of those things were, all Meron would talk about are the scarves that Messing's character wore — which were modeled on the fashion style of Rebeck, whose departure Meron blamed on Rebeck's other commitments, including her stage play "Dead Accounts." (Note: This does not exactly square with how Rebeck described her departure in November.)
I've seen three of the first four episodes of the new season, and without spoiling my review (which will publish much closer to the February 5 premiere), I would say in a way that all three men are right in a way. On the one hand, they have very clearly addressed some of the complaints people had about the show, specifically by getting rid of some of the most disliked characters. (Julia's son Leo also doesn't appear in any of the ones I've seen.) On the other, "Smash" is very much the same show in the ways that it doesn't always seem to totally grasp the strengths and weaknesses of the ensemble, and the likability of some of the characters.
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Reviewed By Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, LD
Learning to eat less of the high-calorie foods you love isn't always easy. What can make it even harder: having to stare down those fattening foods at your very own dinner table.
From the spouse who brings you a huge box of chocolates on Valentine's Day to the mother-in-law who plies you with home-baked goodies to the skinny friend who invites you to uber-fattening lunch dates, the result is much the same. While their intentions may be all good, experts say the results can be all bad for the dieter trying to stick to a healthy eating plan.
"In most cases, tempting a dieter with food or treats they know are forbidden is really an unconscious act on the part of the non-dieter, says Charles Goodstein, MD, clinical professor of psychiatry at NYU Medical Center. "Still, when it happens, it can make sticking to your resolve a lot more difficult."
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Despite opposition from several ranking Democrats, the U.S. Postal Service's new nonprofit cooperative mailing rule took effect Nov. 13.
Rep. Henry A. Waxman, Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, Rep. David R. Obey and Rep. John W. Olver wrote to postal Board of Governors chairman David Fineman and Postmaster General Jack Potter urging them to reconsider the rule.
"While other government agencies are increasing consumer protections, the postal service is moving in the opposite direction, in effect inviting unscrupulous marketers to flock to the mail," said Waxman in the joint letter.
The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers also has expressed opposition to the rule, which executive director Neal Denton said "essentially makes it legitimate for commercial fundraising firms that are more concerned with their own bottom lines than with helping any charities" take advantage of the USPS' nonprofit rates.
At deadline, the USPS had not yet drafted replies to the letter "because the person charged with doing that was out because of emergency surgery," said USPS spokesman Jerry McKiernan. He did not specify when the replies would be written. "Besides, the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers is deliberately distorting this issue to get more members."
Denton dismissed McKiernan's comments as little more than a personal attack. "Obviously, Congressman Waxman and the others took this issue seriously enough to write the letter," said Denton.
Not all industry groups agree on this issue.
"We think the rule is a good one because it gives small charities which may not have the resources to run their own fundraising campaigns the ability to do so," said DMA spokesman Louis Mastria, noting that the association will release its own guidelines on compliance with the rule by the end of this year.
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Ahsoka should win. Great use of force to in combat, hand to hand skill, and very talented in Form 5 and Jarkai. More feats too. She would win.
@i_like_swords: maybe Krayt does win.
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Her expression is soo cute!!! Her too!! Very pretty as well!! Beautiful piece!!
Beautiful work, my compliments!
awesome work
A stunning portrait as always
Wonderful drawing Brian! And you dedicated it to me You are so very sweet dear! And you brightened my day with this lovely work! Thanks a million!! I love her happy smile and carefree pose. You did a perfect job with blending too. The highlights on her face are superb and I love the details on her hand. Her hair is very well done too. Congratulations on such a beautiful work my friend!
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Located in Kettle Hill Road, Eastling, the Village Hall is an attractive modern building which opened in September 1998.
Facilities include: large main assembly hall, small meeting room, modern kitchen and toilets (including disabled persons facilities), a lawned garden area and car parking for up to 50 vehicles. A large marquee is also available which can be erected in the Hall garden.
The Hall is managed by the Eastling Village Hall Trust, registered with the Charity Commissioners (registration number: 1046827).
Trustees are appointed at an Annual General Meeting, open to all residents of Eastling Parish and held each April.
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KUNG FU - meets Tuesday evenings at 8.30pm.
POP-IN SOCIAL: The "Coffee Pop-in" is held in Eastling Village Hall every Wednesday morning, during school term time, from 9am - 11am. For details see local clubs listings.
SHORT MAT BOWLS - Fridays at 2.30pm and 7.30pm and also, in winter months, on Wednesdays at 2.30pm. For details see local clubs listings.
SNOOKER CLUB - meets Monday evenings: juniors 6.30pm-8.30pm; adults 8.30pm-10.30pm. For details see local clubs listings.
TABLE TENNIS - at any time when Hall is not in use; book through Bookings Secretary (see below).
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Hon Secretary: Mrs Sue Parry (co-opted member);
Hon Treasurer: Alan Willson (Eastling Neighbourhood Watch representative).
Other members:
Mrs Helen Higgs, (Eastling Parish Council representative);
Roy Piles (Eastling Snooker Club and Short Mat Bowls Club representative);
Paul Ainsworth (Eastling Gardening Club representative).
Marion Willson (PCC Representative)
Harry Kyte (co-opted member)
Information and Bookings
Alan Willson 01795 890848
Creating Eastling's new Village Hall
In 1993, Eastling villagers decided that they wanted a new village hall. The old one - a converted First World War military hut, acquired from the former Throwley aerodrome and erected in the 1920s - had fallen far short of what was needed.
With the involvement of Eastling Parish Council, representatives of the Committee for the "old" Village Hall and the village community at large, a Steering Group was formed to gather local opinion and investigate options.
By December 1994, a Fund Raising Committee had been formed, going on to raise over £40,000 in four years. An approach to Lord Harris, persuaded him to donate a plot of land in Kettle Hill Road as the site for a new Hall.
After widespread consultation on the scheme, formation of a Charitable Trust to operate the new Hall and preparation of a business plan, Architects Lee Evans de Moubray were appointed in June 1996.
In October 1996, Swale Council granted planning permission and in November 1996 offered Grants totalling £50,000. In September 1997, Kent County Council offered £84,500 towards the project. Delays in obtaining these grants had allowed time to improve the Hall design and in November 1997, planning permission was granted for modified scheme.
Building work by Fullers of Faversham started on the Kettle Hill Road site in December 1997..... only to be seriously delayed by wet weather in January and February.
With completion of building work, the £185,000 Hall opened on September 5 1998. The Hall Trust held its first Annual General Meeting in April 1999, electing a new Management Committee and Trustees.
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I'm in the process of re-designing a site for a client who is an auto mechanic.
I've decided to try using WordPress as a CMS for him, because he needs to be able to quickly post and delete new cars for sale, as well as used car parts, and wordpress should be easy for him to use, as he is not super computer savvy.
So, I'm looking for some helpful advice/tips. I understand that there's some tweaking involved, but perhaps someone who's already done something similar to this can save me from making some obvious mistakes.
I'm thinking of using the semiologic theme/cms plugin as well as the semiologic static front page plugin. I would create my own theme for the site.
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2. The 'Cars for Sale' and 'Parts for Sale' would be the two 'Categories' for posts. I'd like to have those on the 'home.php' page, as well as all of the other pages.
What I'd like to show is the individual links to Cars and Parts by title, like, '1993 Jaguar v12' for example, rather than showing a link for 'Cars for Sale' with (number) posts showing.
Partly I'd like this because it would help with search engine placement, partly because it's just really important that they be easy to see and access anywhere in the site.
They are also not really chronological, in the sense that they don't need to be archived like a blog post, not really sure if that will be a problem or not... Perhaps I can simply take out the 'Archived' section code.
3. I'd like to disable 'comments' for the posts, as those are not really applicable here, as in this site a post is simply an advertisement for a car or part.
4. The other essential feature is that I need a good plugin that will allow my client to upload images of cars, that can be 'posted' as a basic gallery, as in 5-6 thumbs of cars that will pop up the pic when hovered over, or something to that effect.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated!


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This Star Won't Go Out: The Life and Words of Esther Grace Earl (MP3 CD)
Staff Reviews
— Judy Bulow has decades of experience as our lead buyer for children's books at Tattered Cover
Green talks about Esther Earl a lot, and he dedicated his book The
Fault in our Stars to Esther, as she was an important muse for him.
Esther Grace Earl died at 16, a victim of cancer. But she lived a most amazing, positive
teen life, and wrote about her illness online, and her words were read
by many teens, both well and sick. She was creative, funny, and frank—and wise beyond her years.
This book is not depressing; it is about an awesome girl who loved and honored every minute of her life. She will not be forgotten. ~Judy, our No.1 expert on books for children of all ages
A collection of the journals, fiction, and letters of the late Esther Grace Earl, who passed away in 2010 at the age of 16. Essays by family and friends will help to tell Esther's story along with an introduction by award-winning author John Green who dedicated his #1 bestselling novel "The Fault in Our Stars" to her.
About the Author
Lori and Wayne Earl are the parents of the late Esther Earl and founders of the nonprofit organization This Star Won't Go Out (tswgo.org), whose mission it is to financially assist families struggling through the journey of a child living with cancer. To date, TSWGO has given away more than $130,000 to families in need.


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Yesterday, the Nobel Prize for Physics was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. As they often do, the Academy split the prize, with one half being shared by two scientists – William S. Boyle and George E. Smith – for their work on CCD sensors.
William S. Boyle (left) and George E. Smith in a shot taken in 1974.
© Alcatel-Lucent/Bell Labs
This week, about 200 scientists are gathered in Boston to describe, discuss, and dissect the past ten years of Chandra science. The symposium, dubbed "Chandra's First Decade of Discovery," has some exciting happenings. First, the astronauts from STS-93, the Space Shuttle mission that launched Chandra into orbit back in July 1999, are here. They are going to participate in a session this afternoon on "The History of Chandra." In addition to the astronauts, key scientists responsible for Chandra being the success that it is will be on hand. Tomorrow, Nobel-Prize winner Riccardo Giacconi will address the conference. Dr. Giaconni won the Nobel for physics for his work in the field of X-ray astronomy, including, of course, Chandra.
Everyone around here knows that Boston likes to consider itself the "Hub of the Universe". This month, it really is. Opening this weekend, two outdoor exhibitions – at the Museum of Science and UMass-Boston – will help Bostonians explore their place in the cosmos.
Those of you who are regularly readers of the Chandra blog already have heard a great deal about this project. But for the rest of you, here's some background.
Parents can play an important part in helping their child explore the world around them. Space might seem far out there, but it can ignite your child's imagination — and can cause them to zip around your living room pretending to be a rocket among the outer planets.
We have developed a lot of educational Chandra activities and products to do just that (ignite your child's imagination that is, not send them to the outer planets!). Here are three easy things to try with your young child (ages 5-8) to bring a little bit of Chandra and the rest of the Universe right to them.
Ten years ago tomorrow (August 26th), the official First Light image from Chandra was released to the world. The image was of the famous supernova remnant Cassiopeia A, taken less than a month after Chandra was deployed by the Space Shuttle Columbia.
Snapshots of Cassiopeia A
It's been ten years since Chandra was launched. A decade is a long time for a spacecraft, or any other complex machine, to operate without maintenance. Hubble has been up 18 years (launch 1991), but it has had regular maintenance with five Space Shuttle crews putting in new instruments and replacing worn out old parts. Chandra, on the other hand, was deliberately placed where the Shuttle couldn't service it. So Chandra's not doing badly considering there will be no 200-million-mile/10-year tune up!
The Chandra EPO group has put together the following list of cool Chandra stories, realizing that if too many people agree that they're cool, they may cease to be cool. The list is not in any order of priority because we suspect that would be uncool.
This week marks the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11's historic landing on the Moon, when human beings stepped on our favorite (and only) natural satellite for the first time. This will be in the news all week, so we thought it would be a good time to revisit Chandra's contribution to studying the Moon.
Last month, over one hundred astronomers met for several days of marathon sessions in a Boston-area hotel. The purpose of this intense gathering, which takes a lot of work for the Chandra X-ray Center to organize, was to decide what Chandra will observe in the upcoming year. This process, called "peer review," is the engine that drives the science that Chandra discovers.
Pepi Fabbiano is a senior astrophysicist at the Smtihsonian Astrophysical Observatory. In addition to her duties with Chandra and her research into galaxies, black holes, and other aspects of the high-energy Universe, she also actively involved in helping bringing astronomy and its tools into the 21st century.
I am just back from the spring meeting of the International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA). The IVOA is an international collaboration of astronomers and computer scientists aimed at connecting via the internet archives of astronomical data world-wide. These are observations of the sky both from the ground and space and include X-ray data Chandra together with radio, optical, infrared and ultraviolet observations. The purpose of the IVOA is to develop standards so that anyone can retrieve data from the participant archives, publish their own observations to the world, and make the data "play together" to discover new aspects of the universe.


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The two times after, I had one of my girls come with me. I also had the Golytely and i didn't go lightly! Due for a 4th soon.
"Yippie" The found two Polyps on the 1st, three on the 2nd and none on the 3rd. All were benign. Thank God.
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No Ties GPU Specification Release by AMD
In contrary to recent reports, AMD staff has now announced that they will be providing ATI graphics processor specifications to driver developers with no ties attached.
AMD employees Matthew Tippett and John Bridgman announced today at the X Developer Summit in Great Britain that the GPU specification will be released without a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
According to the two, the 2D specification will be released in the near future, with 3D to follow suit shortly. Internal details of ATI's R300 GPUs are to follow. Last week ATI owners AMD announced that publication of the specifications would be made subject to signing a non-disclosure agreement.
Issue 26: Linux Shell Handbook 7th Ed./Special Editions
Buy this issue as a PDF
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
ownCloud Forked
Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
CoreOS Announces Distributed Storage System
The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
Google Beats Oracle in the Android Lawsuit
Juries decides Google's use of Java APIs Was Fair Use


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The Seattle Seahawks' short-handed receiving corps enjoyed mocking assessments of its average talent during last year's run to the Super Bowl. But the defending champions' moves in the NFL Draft confirmed their scouting staff agreed upgrades were needed.
They traded down twice before drafting Colorado speedster Paul Richardson with their first pick at No. 45 overall on Friday. Then, on Saturday, the Seahawks used a fourth-round pick (123rd overall) on Alabama possession receiver Kevin Norwood.
DRAFT TRACKER: Pick-by-pick analysis
BELL: Don't get invested in Day 3 quarterbacks
DAY 2: Winners and losers
Competition at every position is the backbone of coach Pete Carroll's roster-building philosophy. These moves were about more than competition, though. Even after a championship season, the Seahawks weren't satisfied with the matchup problems they were able to create on the perimeter for quarterback Russell Wilson to exploit.
As Carroll told reporters after the Richardson pick Friday night: "Percy Harvin and Doug Baldwin are going to reap the benefits of having another really fast guy out there, whether he's catching the ball or not. I think he'll really be a nice complement to the way they play."
Richardson was productive in college, too, posting career highs with 83 catches for 1,343 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior with the Buffaloes in 2013.
That's roughly equal to Norwood's career production — 81 catches for 1,275 yards and 12 TDs v but he played in a run-first offense with the Crimson Tide and was known for his reliability in big situations.
The loss of Golden Tate to the Detroit Lions in free agency should be mitigated by Harvin's return to health (if, in fact, Harvin can stay healthy this time). The Seahawks also re-signed talented but fragile Sidney Rice, who is coming off knee reconstruction.
Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse and Ricardo Lockette all made plays during the postseason, helping the Seahawks overcome injuries to Harvin and Rice. But just because that group was good enough to win with last season — with the NFL's best defense and a strong running game on its side — didn't mean it'd be good enough again.
Baldwin, who took particular offense to a USA TODAY Sports story in December that quoted an unnamed NFL executive questioning the Seahawks' "juice" at receiver, hasn't signed his free-agent tender and wants a multiyear contract.
Now the Seahawks have more options if that situation goes south or Harvin gets hurt again, and they addressed depth at two other positions thinned by free agency in their first four picks, too.
They used the 64th overall selection on Missouri's Justin Britt, who will compete with Michael Bowie for Breno Giacomini's old job at right tackle. At. No. 108, they took UCLA defensive lineman Cassius Marsh, who figures to be in the end rotation after the releases of Chris Clemons and Red Bryant.
One position they didn't address was cornerback, in spite of the losses of Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond. But they still have star Richard Sherman, plus Jeremy Lane and Byron Maxwell, and they brought veterans Phillip Adams and A.J. Jefferson as free agents.
Their last five picks were: Boston College outside linebacker Kevin-Pierre Louis (fourth round, 132nd overall), Middle Tennessee State defensive tackle Jimmy Staten (fifth, 172nd), Marshall tackle Garrett Scott (sixth, 199th), San Diego State free safety Eric Pinkins (sixth, 208th) and Arkansas running back Kiero Small (seventh, 227th).
The beauty of the Seahawks' roster is that even after some attrition, they had no glaring holes that had to be filled with a walk-in-the-door starter. So, they could bide their time, repeatedly trade back and get more guys who fit into their systems and their program.
If Richardson is what they hope, though, he projects as an important piece who can help not only Harvin and Baldwin, but running back Marshawn Lynch, who so often feels the brunt of opposing defense's game plans.
PHOTOS: 2014 first-round picks


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text: 687 FXUS63 KDLH 201816 AAC AFDDLH Area Forecast Discussion...UPDATED National Weather Service Duluth MN 116 PM CDT WED JUL 20 2016 .UPDATE... Issued at 116 PM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 Please see updated 18Z Aviation Discussion below. UPDATE Issued at 1145 AM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 Very subtle impulse evident in water vapor imagery and PV model depictions across central MN late this morning, appears to be responsible for supporting the TStorm activity along I-94 just to the south of our area. In the immediate short term, it appears that most or all of this activity will stay south of the WFO Duluth Wisconsin counties. With that in mind, the surface warm frontal boundary appears to be sharpening up roughly along the familiar I-94 corridor late this morning, and a low level warm/moist advective pattern is still in place across the entire frontal zone. Thus, we simply cannot rule out chances for TStorms just about anywhere, although the best chance tonight and Thursday morning would seemingly consolidate farther north along the International Border region as the wave comes out of the Dakotas with a much better defined focus for low level jet inflow. Stratus deck across much of our western CWA continues to hang tough and resist mixing out late this morning, which is putting a bit of complexity to the heat headlines. A fairly deep morning inversion evident on the MPX 12z sounding and weak subsidence behind the departing PV lobe appear to be enhancing stability and limiting mixing. However, we still believe that this will eventually mix out, and when it does, temps and dewpoints will likely jump several to many degrees resulting in heat indices around 100 by mid to late afternoon. No changes to the current heat headlines are planned at the moment. && .SHORT TERM...(Today through Thursday) Issued at 500 AM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 Dangerous heat and humidity today and tomorrow due to a very strong ridge across the Great Plains. Mainly sunny today then thunderstorms possible tonight into Thursday, which could impact just how warm temperatures rise across some locations. A few strong storms are possible, mainly late tonight across far north-central and northeast Minnesota, but the threat for organized severe thunderstorms is low. On the synoptic scale a nearly 600dm ridge centered across KS/OK has allowed very warm and most air to be advected up across the northern Plains with a warm front draped across the Missouri river basin. This warm front will lift northeastward today bringing with it the low to mid 70s dew points currently over eastern South Dakota. While temps aloft are certainly very warm (850mb temps in the 23-27C range at their highest across east-central MN), the oppressive humidity from the dew points which will approach the upper 70s across northwest Wisconsin on Thursday is going to be especially notable. Highs today and tomorrow will be near-record, but at this point do not anticipate smashing through records...this is dangerous heat threat driven just as much by the heat as by the humidity. Early this morning a few showers tried to form at the leading edge of a 30-35 knot LLJ across central Minnesota, but as these have struggled despite 2000 j/kg MUCAPE aloft, have greatly reduced the POPs today. The widespread convection that some convection-allowing models were producing has failed to materialize, and as the mid- level ridge axis associated with the massive upper high across the Plains crosses from west to east over the upper Midwest today believe the chance for precipitation is very low. Southerly winds will increase today with the surface high over the lower Great Lakes and a weak low developing over the western Dakotas toady, but the pressure gradient is not expected to be all that strong nor are low/mid level winds, so despite some fairly deep mixing under mainly sunny skies do not anticipate particularly windy conditions. A lake breeze is anticipated due to the land/water temp differential, and because these southerly winds are not expected to be very strong, the lake breeze should be able to move well inland, resulting in cooler temperatures by the lake. This was the main reasoning behind not issuing a heat advisory for the South St Louis/Carlton county zone which includes Duluth. Otherwise upgraded part of the excessive heat watch to an excessive heat warning for Cass and Crow Wing where the worst of the heat and humidity is expected today, with a heat advisory to the north (Itasca and Koochiching) and east (Aitkin and Pine). Tonight...diurnal convection along and ahead of the warm front in the central North Dakota and southern Manitoba is expected to continue eastward into north-central MN and northwest Ontario. Weaker mid- level winds may preclude a threat of severe weather, but with strong upper level winds and plenty of elevated instability showers and storms should be able to survive in some state overnight. Given the 2000-4000+ j/kg MUCAPE expected aloft a few strong storms are absolutely possible, and an isolated severe threat cannot be ruled out...but the coverage of storms is questionable at this point. There is also the possibility for storms to be mainly confined north of the international border given a better overall environment per wind field and MCS Maintenance Probability. Otherwise fog is expected to develop over Lake Superior, with some fog developing inland given the high amount of low level moisture in place. Lows in the low 70s, cooler in the upper 60s by the lake. Thursday...Warm front advances eastward with scattered morning convection expected. Coverage of convection will depend on overnight convection...and any morning storms could leave cloud cover which results in less diurnal heating and thus not as warm as anticipated temperatures. Still, Thursday is looking like the warmest day across east-central Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, with winds shifting southwest to west and lack of a lake breeze resulting in the heat and humidity making it all the way to the Lake Superior shoreline. Highs in the upper 80s to low 90s with dew points in the mid to upper 70s across northwest Wisconsin. Heat index values will exceed 100 in many locations across east-central MN and northwest Wisconsin. Continued with an excessive heat watch for all of northwest Wisconsin due to slightly lower confidence in the overnight storms...but anticipate but much of this area will need to be upgraded to an excessive heat warning if convection evolves as currently expected. .LONG TERM...(Thursday night through Tuesday) Issued at 500 AM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 The heat lets up for the long term...though we remain in a pattern of heat and humidity with periodic chances for showers and thunderstorms. Thursday evening the cold front that will have been slowly sagging south through the area late tonight and Thursday finally gets far enough south of the forecast area for precipitation chances to come to an end, which continues on Friday. Friday will be cooler with the front south of the area, but it will still be warm and muggy with highs in the 80s nearly everywhere. The weak ridge of high pressure that keeps our weather quiet for Friday shifts east on Friday night. Models have been in fairly good synoptic scale agreement through Friday night, with convection the main question mark through the period. As we move into the weekend some uncertainty begins as an upper level shortwave moves along the US/Canadian border, which should shove a round or two of showers and thunderstorms across the Northland, along with more heat and humidity. The main differences are in the timing and magnitude of these features, also affecting the convection during this period. For now, it appears that the greatest chance for showers and thunderstorms is on Saturday and Saturday night as the main trough axis moves across. The extra cloud cover should keep the heat from getting to dangerous levels, but the humidity will still keep things uncomfortable. Precipitation chances should come to an end on Sunday with drier conditions expected into early next week as weak ridging builds aloft with surface ridging as well. Cooler temperatures are expected as well, with highs only in the 70s and low 80s both Sunday and Monday. Precipitation chances return for Tuesday and Wednesday, but model differences are such that confidence is not very high. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Thursday afternoon) Issued at 0116 PM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 Low stratus deck over north-central Minnesota early this afternoon will continue advancing northward through early evening. Still think clouds will mix out and dissipate by late afternoon. Added a TEMPO group at INL with MVFR CIGS in case clouds do not erode before arriving. Attention then shifts to precip/thunder chances overnight and associated lower ceilings and visibilities. Think previous forecast had the right trend introducing VCTS with a period of MVFR visibilities and -SHRA. Added some lower visibility immediately following the most likely time for precip at INL and HIB. Think conditions will improve once again Thursday morning after showers/storms move out. && .CLIMATE... Issued at 500 AM CDT Wed Jul 20 2016 Near-record high temperatures are expected today and tomorrow. Provided below are the records for various locations across northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin. Please note that other than our two official climate sites (Duluth and International Falls) the records are considered "unofficial." Record Highs for Wednesday July 20... Duluth................98 in 1901 International Falls...97 in 1923 =>Please note stations below are not official climate sites Brainerd..............97 in 1977 Hibbing...............91 in 2011 Grand Portage.........90 in 1977 Superior..............94 in 2011 Hayward...............102 in 1901 Spooner...............95 in 1940 Hurley................88 in 2011 Grantsburg............94 in 1977 Madeline Island.......88 in 2004 Record Highs for Thursday July 21... Duluth................93 in 1960 International Falls...96 in 1923 =>Please note stations below are not official climate sites Brainerd..............99 in 1901 Hibbing...............90 in 2014 Grand Portage.........83 in 1977 Superior..............95 in 1963 Hayward...............95 in 1901 Spooner...............96 in 1934 Hurley................95 in 2011 Grantsburg............96 in 2011 Madeline Island.......92 in 2011 && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... DLH 84 69 90 64 / 10 40 40 10 INL 89 71 87 63 / 10 60 30 0 BRD 90 74 92 65 / 10 20 20 10 HYR 88 73 92 64 / 20 30 40 10 ASX 88 72 91 65 / 10 40 40 10 && .DLH Watches/Warnings/Advisories... WI...Excessive Heat Watch from Thursday morning through Thursday evening for WIZ001>004-006>009. MN...Heat Advisory until 9 PM CDT Thursday for MNZ035-036-038. Heat Advisory until 9 PM CDT this evening for MNZ010-018-026. Excessive Heat Warning until 9 PM CDT this evening for MNZ025- 033-034. Heat Advisory from 7 AM to 9 PM CDT Thursday for MNZ037. 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Towards an Agile Software Architecture
Boyan Mihaylov covers his experience when working with both traditional waterfall software architectures and agile ones. He depicts the similarities and differences between these with a focus on three areas: the specifics of the software architect role, the timespan of the software architecture, and the output of the software architecture.
Hologram - Finally, AWS Key Distribution that Makes Sense
Faced with the lack of solutions for secure distribution of AWS access keys to developers, AdRoll decided to build their own open source Hologram, a system that brings Amazon's Instance Profile mechanism to developer workstations. Adair details the process, tool design and main features.
Cloud Security Auditing: Challenges and Emerging Approaches
Security audits are an important part of IT security programs. In this article, authors highlight the challenges in cloud computing business models, based on interviews with cloud security auditors. They talk about the challenges in the areas of transparency, encryption and colocation and domain-tailored audits as ideal solution in the new model.
A Pragmatic Approach to Scaling Security in the Cloud
Security. Cloud. Two words that are almost always together but rarely happily. Learn why that isn't the case and what you need to known about securing your critical infrastructure in the cloud. 3
Securing Servers in the Cloud: An Interview With Trend Micro
What's the best way to protect servers in the cloud? To find out, InfoQ spoke with Mark Nunnikhoven, a Principal Engineer in the Cloud & Emerging Technologies division at Trend Micro.
Automating Data Protection Across the Enterprise
This article defines a Data Encryption Infrastructure (DEI) which encompasses technology components and an application architecture that governs the protection of sensitive data within an enterprise. 1
Don't SCIM over your Data Model
This opinion piece discusses limitations in the SCIM data model specification as perceived by the author. He provides three specific suggestions which were also posted to the SCIM mailing list. 5
Standardizing the Cloud for Security
Orlando Scott-Cowley discusses security in the cloud and the need for industry standards to lower the barriers to entry while ensuring that customer data is safe.
A Distributed Access Control Architecture for Cloud Computing
In this article, authors discuss a distributed architecture based on principles from security management and software engineering to address cloud computing's security challenges.
Managing Security Requirements in Agile Projects
Managing security requirements from early phases of software development is critical. In this article, author Rohit Sethi discusses how to map security requirements to user stories in Agile projects. 2
Software Engineering Meets Services and Cloud Computing
In this IEEE article, authors Stephen Yau and Ho An talk about the advantages and challenges in application development using service-oriented architecture and cloud computing technologies. 1
Regulatory Compliant Cloud Computing: Rethinking web application architectures for the cloud
This article presents a web application architecture that leverages cloud resources and an enterprise key-management infrastructure to lower costs while proving compliance to data-security regulations 8


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