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Haha. I hate asparagus. And guys that try to hit on girls. Makes me want to shove them off a cliff. And laugh as they fall.
I like asparagus.
You apparently don't like both
but asparagus are good! I like them asparagus.
i like broccoli
I love this so much.
i love you as much as i do with sauerkraut. the same to you idiot
dude, I love broccoli If it was me saying this, I would have a crush on that guy
I'm not sure I've ever tasted asparagus though O,o maybe in a dish, but I cannot recall the particular taste
I'm not sure I've ever tasted asparagus though O,o maybe in a dish, but I cannot recall the particular taste
Yes. YES!
But I like broccoli and asparagus...
I just laughed so hard XDD
you are the definition of fun.
This is so deliciously cruel.
So many people I have to say this to XDDD
But I like broccoli, especially in broccoli-cheddar soup
haha that made my day XD great work love your style
It would be a TOTALLY different story if you loved broccoli and asparagus...XD
I've been waiting for this V-Day card for the longest time. Way better than Hallmark.
nice ^^
broccoli and asparagus is the most delicious vegetables that there is, which must mean that you want to eat me... o.O
i love broccoli and asparagus ;n;
I love this so much C:
but...i yearn for asparagus!!
XD That's beautiful
I love broccoli o.o
Sure broccoli is evil incarnate, but asparagus is food fit for gods!
You made my day.
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such a bad taste, dude.
But I like broccoli
I hate broccoli, but I love asparagus with rice on the side and chicken in orange sauce
You! My good sir/ma'am, have made me hungry! D:<
But I like broccoli and asparagus it tastes good, at least when it is cooked properly. =\
UMM EXCUSE ME *raises hand* WHERE CAN I GET THIS (~'O')~
I love this!!
I actually like broccoli and asparagus, but this is funny~
I actually really love broccoli AND asparagus... now I'm hungry. Thanks.

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Brat-building response: "Parents often try to buy good behavior by getting their kids expensive gifts," says Berman. "And then they say, 'I don't understand why she isn't better behaved? I get her everything she wants!'" These cool gifts lose their meaning and the child feels entitled and less well behaved."
Angel-building response: "Allow the child the opportunity to earn what you give them, and set limits around their expectations," says Berman. "Tell them, 'You can get one pair of shoes within this amount of money.' Teach them early on how to make choices."
The Sleepover
Her bags are packed and she's ready to go to the sleepover, except for one thing: She forgot to ask for your permission.
Brat-building behavior: Even though she's screaming bloody murder, if you let her get away with it once, she'll do it again, and again and again. "You've taught your child that screaming long enough will get her what she wants, and now you've created your own private hell," Berman tells WebMD.
Angel-building behavior: "As a parent, it is always considerate and helpful to let a child know your thinking, so your child knows why you don't want her to go to the sleepover, so it doesn't seem like you are being unreasonable," says Berman. "But if you shared your reasoning, and she keeps yelling, you have to stand your ground."
The Divide and Conquer
You've been very clear and given your son a decisive NO when he asked, "Can I go to the birthday party, puh-lease?" His tactic? To ask dad.
Brat-building behavior: "When a child gets 'no' from mom, and 'yes' from dad, it teaches them they can divide and conquer," says Berman. "They learn that they can divide their parents and fool them, and if they are manipulative enough, they can get what they want."
Angel-building behavior: "Enforce in advance," says Berman. "Tell a child that if you ask mom and get 'no,' and then you ask dad and get 'yes,' the 'no' still stands, and your punishment for asking us both is xyz."
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ST. LOUIS -- Cardinals reliever Ryan Franklin has apologized for criticizing St. Louis fans after they booed him.
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Gupta will reportedly turn down Surgeon General post.
Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent, will reportedly not leave his television career to become Surgeon General. "Gupta, who had been the leading candidate for the post, withdrew his name even as President Obama hosted a health care summit at the White House. Gupta did not attend." He encountered criticism for "his mugging of Michael Moore over Sicko" and for having a cozy relationship with drug companies. On the Wonk Room, Igor Volsky floats Howard Dean as a possible replacement.
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Temple elephant
Temple elephants are a type of captive elephant. Temple elephants are usually wild animals, poached from the forests of North East India from wild herds at a young age and then sold into captivity to temples and other private buyers. These elephants form a vital part of the socio-economic framework of many temple ceremonies and festivals in India, particularly in South India. Many major temples own elephants; others hire or are donated elephants during the festive seasons. It is estimated that India has an approximate wild elephant population of only 25 - 28,000 animals. Another 2,500-3000 elephants are held in different types of captivity like in zoos, circuses, temples, tourism etc. Of these, approximately 500-600 are held in captivity in Kerala, the southern Indian state. The Indian elephant population has actually decreased from around 100,000 at the early part of the 20th century; widespread poaching of adult elephants for ivory and for the craze of tuskers in Kerala has wiped out entire herds, leading to trauma and lack of cohesion and adjustment among the younger male wild population.
The largest elephant farm in India is Punnathurkotta of the temple of Guruvayur; it has about 59 captive elephants; it currently houses 58 captive elephants, of which 53 are adult males and 5 are females.
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Distance from Huntley, IL to Milwaukee, WI is 86Miles or 138 Km. You can get this distance about 1 hour 35 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane for 66 Miles or 106 Km, You can get this distance about 38 mins .
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Fox's Hume admits BP oil spill disaster ˜verifies the concern of environmentalists
Rubio flip-flops on his 'Drill Here, Drill Now' talk: "I think it makes us rethink" drilling technologies
The Sunday morning news shows were dedicated, in large part, to the unfolding oil spill disaster in the Gulf Coast, as efforts continue to contain the 210,000 gallons of oil a day that are still leaking. The leak has reignited debate over offshore oil drilling, with the Obama administration saying that "further commitments for offshore drilling must await an investigation of the causes of the rig explosion and leak." Even conservatives are back-pedaling, as seen this pair or reposts (with videos) from Think Progress.
Hume acknowledges oil spill disaster 'verifies' the concern of environmentalists
Yesterday Sunday morning news shows were dedicated, in large part, to the unfolding oil spill disaster in the Gulf Coast, as efforts continue to contain the 210,000 gallons of oil a day that are still leaking. The leak has reignited debate over offshore oil drilling, with the Obama administration saying that "further commitments for offshore drilling must await an investigation of the causes of the rig explosion and leak." Even conservative darling and drilling proponent Marco Rubio said that the spill should make us "rethink" our drilling technologies.
Today, on Fox News Sunday, Fox's Brit Hume said that, while his pro-drilling stance has not been changed by the disaster, the spill validates the concern of environmentalists who warned that such a disaster was inevitable:
Think about what the environmentalists have always said about this. Is it's not a matter of if there'll be a disaster of this kind resulting in this kind of offshore drilling, it's only a matter of when. This verifies that argument, and becomes a powerful factor in the debate over what to do next. I don't see any way around the political reality that this will set back the cause of offshore drilling in the United States.
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The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol, though, showed no hesitation about continuing offshore drilling efforts, saying "I'm a drill, baby, drill person." He made the case that we should actually undertake more drilling closer to the shore, because it's "less dangerous, less treacherous than trying to drill fifty miles out from the coast."
Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, who is now in charge of the federal response to the disaster, said yesterday that "it's logical to assume" that the coasts of Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida will be hit by the oil spill. As The Wonk Room's Brad Johnson pointed out, if estimates about the flow of oil are accurate, this spill will be "on the scale of the largest oil spills in history."
Rubio Reconsiders His 'Drill Here, Drill Now' Talk: 'I Think It Makes Us Rethink' Drilling Technologies
Following BP's oil rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, U.S. Senate candidate Charlie Crist (I-FL) reconsidered his previous support for oil drilling, stating that drilling is "the opposite of safe." Crist announced this week that he will run as an independent and is expected to make his opposition to drilling a centerpiece of his campaign.
The oil rig disaster has caused problems for the Republican candidate Marco Rubio, a drilling proponent. In 2008, Rubio told Newt Gingrich's big oil front group American Solutions for Winning the Future that he was proud to join the "drill here, drill now, pay less effort." (Rubio also promoted drilling In a spanish-language endorsement.)
Now, Rubio is waffling on drilling. On the one hand, he said recently, "We should be very concerned with what led to this disaster, and until that question is answered I don't think we can move forward on anything else." But at another campaign stop, Rubio "didn't give a definitive answer to questions from reporters" on the topic.
This morning, Rubio again continued to struggle to explain his position on drilling. He told Fox News' Chris Wallace that it's a "moot point" as to whether we should stop any plans for drilling expansion. And on CNN, he said we should "rethink" our understanding of drilling technologies:
CROWLEY: And you have been for more offshore drilling. Does this make you rethink that?
RUBIO: I think it makes us rethink the technologies of offshore drilling.
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President Obama has said no new offshore oil drilling leases will be issued unless rigs have new safeguards to prevent a repeat of the explosion that unleashed the massive spill. But, Obama maintains his support for eventually increasing offshore drilling, a position that Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) and a host of Democratic Senators are asking the administration to reassess.
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When even right wing Republicants like Rubio step back from drilling off shore, you can be sure that the political will has changed direction.
joe did you see this?
Cuccinelli Targets 'Climate-Gate' Scientist
Memo to BP
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It's not BP's ocean. It's mine.
The Planet.
Before you credit Brit Hume with "backpedaling", note that his expressed concern about this horrific mega-disaster is just that "this will set back the cause of offshore drilling in the United States".
That's just realpolitik, not "backpedaling" on the Official Corporate-Sponsored "Conservative" Pro-Drilling Dogma.
Rubio's 'pay less' idea is a bunch of (+@^. Our domestic oil production is and expensive affair. It supports high prices, it does not lower them at all.
Limbaugh and Beck are now trying to suggest that the rig was blown up by either the Obama administration and/or some eco nuts.
OMG! These "shock jocks" really are unbelievable. Talking of conspiracy theories and theorists, I highly recommend reading this:
Unfortunately, once the denier industry "cleaners" marshall Big Oil's mega-millions into ad campaigns, J. Q. Public will likely be well down the road of oilmageddon forgotten by this time next year.
A great deal of US, UK, etc. capitalist ideology comes from the Austrians – they say it IS, in fact, BP's planet. If you pollute a pristine wilderness, it was pristine because not being capitalized for maximum profit. Therefore, you've "homesteaded" it. Therefore, it's yours. And if people want to go see the vanishing wilderness after you've homesteaded it by polluting it, you should be able to either legally prevent them (trespass) using State power, or charge them rent.
This is an apt time to point out that Gore's "Earth in the Balance" was largely a whitewash of capitalist environmental devastation – because pollution in the East Bloc was all internalized – a given amount of industrializiton and income was "paid for" immediately with x amount of environmental destruction, by the same people receiving the benefits.
The corporations based in, and profiting in, the Western capitalist societies devastated the entire planet – locals got peanuts, and had to live with the environmental consequences, and remote firms got the benefits.
This is why it grates like teeth on tinfoil to hear how environmentalists are allegedly in thrall to Al Gore.
I have to add that while his presentation was deceptive, in EITB Gore did acknowledge that the underlying issue with industrialization at the expense of the environment is lack of democratic oversight. You can get that formally, as in the former Soviet Union, or informally, as in the United States – regardless of how democratic or not the electoral process is – and it's deeply flawed by world standards – the scope of the economy that has no oversight is so large, and everything is made part of the market economy, resulting in a practical lack of democratic oversight because what you vote for and whom you elect is meaningless.
Some of that we-own-the-planet plunderous ideology is in the comments section today. I have to cling to the hope that the Age of Selfishness is lurching to a close, perhaps to be replaced by a return to the Age of Community. But I wonder what it will take to make us "verify" the people we label as marginalized, who happen to outnumber us and whose Third World plights could overwhelm the First World if climate destabilization creates collapsed governments and a billion climate refugees?
I don't think Rubio is evaluating anything except polling numbers. Republican politicians have become obvious nihilists, cloaked in patriotism and faux free enterprise.
If you rub it in their face every time a Fox News anchor strays from the usual drivel (i.e. the headline above), you just cause them to be more careful about doing it again in the future. This is a very self defeating article.
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Piggy Oil Companies:
I do not think oil companies clean up the oil because they care about the environment. I think they just want the oil back! If our economy gets any worse, we are just going to look at an oil spill as an opportunity for cheaper gas. We will all drive down with our tanks and clean it up ourselves. However, to add insult to injury, the oil companies only have to spend up to 75 million for the clean up. Which I am sure they will just make it back by charging us more at the pump. Leaving them with zero accountability. Let me guess, the American Tax Payer has to pay anything that goes over 75 million? THAT'S CALLED A BAIL OUT! Apparently, the oil companies are also too big to fail. I think there should be a law that says that oil companies have to give American's free gas that is equivalent to whatever they spilt. Now that sounds more fair to me! However, they instead make a 10 BILLION DOLLAR profit. When gas went up in the 90s, President Clinton responded "It looks like someone is playing politics." Who knows, maybe that was the day that a law being passed that stipulated they had to pay more than 75 million. Maybe they rose the gas rates to remind the President that they have the power to create and economic crisis, with one stroke of a pen. HOW DARE THESE OIL PIGGIES HOLD OUR PRESIDENTS AND THE AMERICAN ECONOMY HOSTAGE WITH THREATS OF ECONOMIC SABOTAGE!
Piggy Banks:
But there is a bigger spill on the horizon my friend. This spill is going to effect every coast line in America. It is called the GREAT FORECLOSURE SPILL! It will also keep bubbling and bubbling and bubbling foreclosures. It is still going to happen, even though the American Tax Payer funded TARP with a potential 581 BILLION DOLLARS as BAIL OUT money to the piggy banks. I mean if the government is in the lending business, why not have just loaned it to the American homeowner directly? I mean these piggy banks caused the whole mortgage crisis in the first place. TARP gave one bank $45 BILLION DOLLARS! Now that bank is potentially "playing politics" with the modification process. While dealing with the piggy banks, President Obama and Bush had the same look of fear on their face as President Clinton did with the oil companies.
I dedicate to both the Piggy Oil Companies and Piggy Banks the following song by George Harrision and John Lennon. Appropriately titled "Piggies" I invite you to listen to it on youtube as you read the words
Have you seen the little piggies
Crawling in the dirt
And for all the little piggies
Life is getting worse
Always having dirt to play around in.
Have you seen the bigger piggies
In their starched white shirts
You will find the bigger piggies
Stirring up the dirt
Always have clean shirts to play around in.
In their ties with all their backing
They don't care what goes on around
In their eyes there's something lacking
What they need's a damn good whacking.
Everywhere there's lots of piggies
Living piggy lives
You can see them out for dinner
With their piggy wives
Clutching forks and knives to eat their bacon.
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There are benefits by hiring disabled
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The month of October has been designated by Congress as National Disability Employment Awareness Month. I would like to challenge area employers, both large and small businesses to not only be aware of the chance to employ individuals with disabilities, but to actually do so.
You may already have a disabled individual working for you, although you may not know it did you know that now heart disease, diabetes, depression, cancer, as well as being blind and deaf, or having physical or emotional illnesses or problems can constitute a disability?
In hiring individuals who are disabled I can tell you that the benefits more than outweigh the costs.
What are the benefits? One is that individuals with disabilities tend to be very dedicated and loyal. They show up on time and generally give fewer problems than able-bodied employees give.
Want even more benefits? How about tax credits for hiring the disabled? How about a free job coach and/or adaptive equipment which mean that you dont have to spend valuable time training the individual? How about the satisfaction of knowing you are doing the right thing, by just giving someone a chance to work?
Do you remember how it felt to get your first job? Do you remember that first paycheck, when you knew that you had earned that money through your own efforts? Disabled people can and will do a good job for you all they need is one employer who will stand up and say I want to give a disabled person the same chance I had when I was looking for work. Not anything extra just a chance. Trust me, if someone with a disability has just a chance, he or she will do an outstanding job. I have seen it happen.
Two final thoughts:
Sight and other abilities cant always compensate for ignorance, stupidity and brashness.
If you wont hire the disabled, what will you have to say if your next child, grandchild, niece or nephew has a disability? What should you expect if you develop low vision (macular degeneration), diabetes or a back injury?
What comes around goes around.
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Chapter 3 - Interactions in Ecosystems
Hands-on Activity
Make an Ecosystem Diorama
Now you can gaze at your favorite museum diorama anytime you want, night or day. Grab your crayons, and create a shoe-box replica of A Wading Bird Rookery, The Olympic Rain Forest, or A Giant Cactus Forest.
Darwin: Voyage of Discovery (SuperScience)
Introduce younger students to Darwin's voyage on the HMS Beagle with this interview Niles Eldredge. Then challenge their ability to spot environmental adaptations with the Iguana Puzzler.


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Daniel Simonsen
UK-based Norwegian comedian 'with a more-than-agreeable line in weird observations' (Chortle).
Daniel is a Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer winner and star of Vic Reeves' and Bob Mortimer's House of Fools (BBC 2)
'Exquisitely crafted gags and out-and-out surrealism, at its best like a fusion of Emo Philips and Vic and Bob' (The Guardian)
'You knew he was funny before he even opened his mouth' (Scotsman)
'No doubt that Simonsen has proven himself a talent to keep an eye on' (Time Out)
'An outstanding comedian' (Fringe Guru).
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Abandoman create hilarious musical sketches at lightning speed live in front of their audience. No two gigs are ever the same. The project sees frontman Rob and multi-instrumentalist James Hancox reinventing hip hop in a way that appeals to even its most ardent detractors.
They sold out the Edinburgh Fringe for 3 weeks in a row and were winners of the Hackney Empire New Act Of The Year 2010.
'Flight of the Conchords meets 8 Mile. Nothing short of genius' (http://www.Chortle.co.uk)
'Truly innovative' (The Guardian)
'Killer punchlines. Note-perfect, lyrically mind-blowing hip-hop improv. Genius!' (The Stage)
'A star of the future!' (Time Out)
'For the whole hour we were enthralled by a comedic mastermind at work' (Broadway Baby)
'A proper party. raucous, expansive and relentlessly hilarious' (The Times).
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'Sion James is a charming MC, effortlessly riffing with the audience... Utterly charming... Lovable giant' (Time Out)
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So my diapers came! I love them. I have the thirsties duo size one and these get smaller then those! They get so tiny:) I also have the kawaii covers. Out of them all I think I will like the assunta ones the best. I love the prints and the minky covers. I also got some of the bamboo fitted diapers which I think I am going to love as well!!! They are bulky but I plan on using them at night. The quality feels really good to me and I will probably order more. The shipping was pretty fast too which was awesome! I bought them from www.assuntastore.com/
I have not cloth diapered before though and LO is not due til July so that is the best review I can give. I will try to update in July as well.
Assunta OS Tiny Cover:
Assunta OS tiny cover comes in minky (heart, cow and tiger) and non minky (pink, dark blue and light blue) cost $4.99 each:
Assunta tiny cover as small as it can go (left) and as big as it can go (right)
Inside of assunta tiny cover on smallest setting. Inside can wipe clean.
Assunta tiny cover double leg gussets:
Assunta tiny cover (left) as small as it can go next to thirsties duo size one (right) and small as it can go.
Assunta tiny cover as big as can go next to Thirsties duo size one as big as it can go:
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These diapers are $11.99 each. One Size fitted bamboo diaper. As big and small as it can go:
Fitted bamboo comes with an insert that is sewn to the diaper and then another insert that snaps in for absorbancy.
Fitted bamboo with insert snapped in:
Inside of fitted bamboo with both inserts.
***My second shipment came! Both orders I have ordered arrived within a week and a half. I live in Utah. So I am pleased with shipping! Also, My first shipment they added a free insert and this shipment I got a free wet/dry bag! I am more than pleased with this site!
I ordered some OS covers and some pockets. I will do a review on the pockets as soon as my Sunbaby pockets arrive so I can compare Sunbaby, Kawaii and Assunta pockets.***
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Here is the Assunta OS cover (black) as small as it can go next to the Assunta tiny OS cover (tiger) as big as it can go.
Assunta OS cover (black) next to Kawaii OS cover (pink) both as small as they can go. Assunta cover has cross over snaps to fit a baby with smaller waist.
Assunta next to Kawaii both as big as they can go.
Inside of Assunta and Kawaii. Both can wipe clean. The Assunta is actually larger than the Kawaii, it is hard to see in this picture because the gussets elastic keeps the Assunta from lying flat.
Assunta has more top row snaps allowing the diaper to be bigger around waist if needed.
Another feature that I liked about Assunta is the reinforced snaps with 2nd layer of PUL. IT feels more sturdy when I pull apart the snaps. I don't really fear of tearing around the snap. Also the Assunta has a tighter elastic around the back to prevent blowouts.
This picture is kind of hard to see. But on the inside of the Assunta the top row snaps are also reinforced with second layer of material. Again, makes it more sturdy.
Assunta has double leg gussets!
Overall I am pleased with the covers. They seem sturdier, thicker and better built then my Kawaii or Thirsties covers. Right now they only have the new features (leg gussets, reinforced snaps, more snaps for larger babies) in the solid colored Assunta OS covers. I hope they upgrade their minky so I can buy some of those!


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A Crumby Post About Some Stale Ash Bread
In AD 79, a baker put his loaf of bread into the oven. Nearly 2,000 years later it was found during excavations in Herculaneum. The British Museum asked Giorgio Locatelli to recreate the recipe as part of his culinary investigations for Pompeii Live. [more inside]
For the first time, "the wreckage of a slaving ship that went down with slaves aboard has been recovered." The recovery of artifacts from the 1794 shipwreck is a milestone for the African Slave Wrecks Project, a collaboration by six partner groups (including the National Museum of African-American Art and Culture and the National Parks Service) to find, document, and preserve archaeological remnants of the slave trade. Some of the objects will be included in exhibits in the NMAAHC.
Looking Good, Ancient Rome
Amateur archaeologist and "forensic hairdresser" Janet Stephens has discovered how to recreate the Seni Crines, the elaborately braided hairstyle worn by the vestal virgins. Don't miss Stephens' other classical hairstyle videos.
Site Seeing
Wiki Loves Monuments: "World's largest photo contest" seeks to create a visual record of world monuments and historic sites on the Wikimedia Commons. The USA version focuses on sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Canadian version here. If you don't see your country among the 30 participating so far, you can volunteer!
19th Century Prostitution
A Guide to Houses No Gentleman Would Frequent, and more artifacts of history and archaeology that shed some light on the largely-unwritten world of nineteenth-century prostitution in Boston, New York, Washington, DC, and Paris, among other locales. Lest it appear too amusingly salacious, the miserable side.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee will face at least 10 teams
from the 2011 NCAA tournament during the 2011-12 season, including national champion Connecticut.
The Huskies visit Knoxville on Jan. 21 in the middle of the Volunteers' Southeastern Conference lineup, according to the schedule released Thursday. The Vols face Duke on Nov. 21 in the Maui Invitational in Maui, Hawaii. If they advance, they will play either Michigan, the team
that beat them in the NCAA tournament last season, or Memphis.
Kansas, UCLA, Georgetown and Chaminade are also competing in the tournament. Pittsburgh visits Thompson-Boling Arena on Dec. 3, and Tennessee travels to Oakland on Nov. 28, College of Charleston on Dec. 14 and Memphis on Jan. 4.
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NEW YORK (May 14, 2013)--Aretha Franklin canceled some appearances after he doctor told her she needs treatment and has to stay off the road for a while.
A press release didn't say what kind of treatment Franklin would receive or for what condition.
She has canceled appearances on May 20 in Chicago on May 20 on May 26 at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino in Connecticut.
In the Chicago show, Franklin was to have performed orchestral versions of her songs with help from the Chicago Symphony Orchestra as part of a fundraiser.
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I'm trying to decide which group to help out, Blue suns, Eclipse or the Blood Pack. Which group is the best overall for help and supplies?
There's no reason to not simply help all three - every merc group you gain the help of shows up as part of the "Terminus Fleet" War Asset.
I've picked up all three, and the Terminus Fleet is listed at 200 strength.
As far as I can tell, you can help all of them and get all of them to join you as War Assets. I know that I have already helped two of them.


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Naya Kanga
Naya Kanga is a 19,173 ft / 5,844 m mountain peak in the Himalaya Range in Nepal. Based on peakery data, it ranks as the 80th highest mountain in Nepal. The nearest peaks are Kyanjin Ri, Yala Peak, Langtang Lirung, Yubra Himal, Lan-t'an Hsueh-shan, and Langsisa Ri. Naya Kanga belongs to the Nepal Trekking Peaks peak list. See the Naya Kanga map, 3D fly around, and the Naya Kanga photos to get a better sense of the mountain.
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- Kyanjin Ri 15,679 ft / 4,779 m 5 mi / 7 km away
- Langtang Lirung 23,441 ft / 7,145 m 6 mi / 10 km away
- Yala Peak 18,110 ft / 5,520 m 6 mi / 10 km away
- Yubra Himal 19,799 ft / 6,035 m 7 mi / 11 km away
- Lan-t'an Hsueh-shan 19,535 ft / 5,954 m 9 mi / 14 km away
- Langsisa Ri 21,085 ft / 6,427 m 11 mi / 17 km away


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AP Literature Research
On this page, I will list all of the approved works and thesis statements by class, student, work, and date. No two students may analyze the same literary work. Once a student has an approved topic and thesis, no other student may submit a similar topic and thesis. Once approved, a thesis may not be revised, nor may a topic be changed.
Akridge, Anyssa William Golding Lord of the Flies
In Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses the concepts of Id, Ego, and Superego to present commentary on the human condition outside of civilization.
Albertie, Chasitee Margaret Atwood The Handmaid's Tale
In The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood uses similes, strong symbolism, and alliteration to give an image of what society would be like if gender roles were reverted back to the age before women's rights.
Bartlett, Viviana J. D. Salinger The Catcher in the Rye
In The Catcher in the Rye, J. D. Salinger uses imagery, ambiguous details, and superego to reveal psychological setbacks in the fictional character, Holden Caulfield.
Bass, Brittany Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms
In A Farewell to Arms, Ernest Hemingway depicts his male characters as examples of fine manhood and oversexed womanizers, thus showing that men have the power in that era.
Bautista, Gabrielle Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland
Contrary to popular belief, Lewis Carroll in Alice in Wonderland fails to convey a positive feminist message due to Alice's inability to think for herself, her blind trust in the male characters in the novel, and the portrayal of women in power as violent and irrational.
Breton, Amanda Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont "Beauty and the Beast"
In "Beauty and the Beast" by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont , Beauty is accepting of her role as a stereotypical maiden who performs selfless acts, follows her heart, and embraces her modesty.
Burbridge, Carmen Edward Albee Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
In Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Edward Albee portrays the damaging effects of traditional gender roles by tarnishing the ideas of blissful marriage with dark humor, cynicism, and allusions.
Cluesman, Heaven Sylvia Plath "Tulips"
In Sylvia Plath's poem, "Tulips," she examines her own sanity through poetic metaphor and literary aestheticism in an attempt to recreate her own conscious in the reader's mind.
Cornelius, Aahkilah Zora Neale Hurston Their Eyes Were Watching God
Zora Neale Hurston's novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, depicts the African-American female perspective of the early 1900's and demonstrates the biases and social expectations of women in their society.
Cosentino, Alec Anton Chekhov The Seagull
In The Seagull, Treplev identifies with the concept of love through Jungian-defined subconcious strivings for collective wholeness.
Fisher, Caitlin John Steinbeck The Grapes of Wrath
In The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck uses specific details, motifs, and symbols in order to expose the flaws of governmental programs established to aid the poor and to present the struggles of farmers during the Depression.
Fox, Mehgan Edgar Allan Poe "Annabel Lee"
In "Annabel Lee," Edgar Allan Poe uses his personal experiences to communicate his perception of death.
Gilbert, Hannah Charlotte Brontë Jane Eyre
In Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë defied the typical Victorian era portrait of dependent, uncertain, lovelorn women by creating a female heroine that was independent, self-assured, stubborn, and self-aware.
Gondeck, Ally Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol
In A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens creates a commentary on how upper and lower classes viewed life, love, and family based on economic status.
Gordon, James Walt Whitman "O, Captain! My Captain!"
In "O, Captain! My Captain!," Walt Whitman portrays America's reaction to its own success and the mourning of the few that were close to President Lincoln.
Hacksunda, Lauren Jonathan Swift Gulliver's Travels
In Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift uses satire, imagery, and diction to show the four aspects of man: the physical, the political, the intellectual, and the moral.
Hager, Peyton Albert Camus The Stranger
In Albert Camus' The Stranger, Camus uses point of view, imagery, and selection of detail to convey Mersault, the male protagonist, refusing to conform to society's accepted standards of behavior.
Harris, Brigit Kate Chopin The Awakening
In The Awakening, Chopin uses diction, imagery, and symbolism to address the expectations and limited self-expression women had during the nineteenth century.
Harrison, Eve Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse Five
In Slaughterhouse Five, Kurt Vonnegut uses non-linear storytelling, repetition, and ambiguous details to show the effects of PTSD through the character billy Pilgrim.
Hogshead, Max Upton Sinclair The Jungle
In Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, Sinclair criticizes capitalism through the story of exploited immigrants in turn of the century, meat-packing Chicago.
Litz, Pamela Ray Bradbury Fahrenheit 451
In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury uses vivid scenic description, symbolism, and a variety of metaphors to call attention to the psychological damage that comes with continuous exposure to television and other technology.
Lloyd, Alexander Ken Kesey One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
In One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Ken Kesey utilizes the three facets of Freudian personality, Id, Ego, and Superego, to show the human condition under societal oppression of both the ward and the outside world.
Lopez, Briana Philip Levine "They Feed They Lion," "What Work Is," and "You Can Have It"
In "They Feed They Lion," "What Work Is," and "You Can Have It," poet Philip Levine portrays the struggles of the working class of America during the 1950's based on his upbringing.
Neal, Taylor John Steinbeck Of Mice and Men
In Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck uses symbolism, imagery, and setting to create an allegory depicting the idea of the American dream in contrast to the reality of it.
Rink, Caroline Louisa May Alcott Little Women
Louisa May Alcott uses her novel Little Women to cultivate a dynamic emphasis on nineteenth century ideas of a relationship between patriarchal society and women's cultural development.
Roberson, Mauro Ayn Rand Anthem
In Anthem, Ayn Rand greatly exaggerates Marxist ideals, in the form of the Council, and juxtaposes them with Objectivist ideals, in the form of Equality 7-2521, to demonstrate what she believes to be flaws in Socialist systems.
Russo, Heather Edgar Allan Poe "The Raven"
In "The Raven," Edgar Allan Poe uses an emotionally tormented character, ominous repetition, and symbolism to lament the death of his beloved, all of which relate to Poe's troubled life in dealing with numerous deaths and hardships.
Saleh, Tatiana Cormac McCarthy The Road
The Road by Cormac McCarthy utilizes varied syntax, unique punctuation, and biblical allusion to reinforce the totality of a post-apocalyptic wold, more importantly how said "new" world changes the people that live there.
Sarmie, Kaya George Orwell 1984
In 1984, George Orwell uses imagery, diction, and point of view in order to characterize the fear people have of the government's use of technology to spy on their personal lives.
Schreiber, Mara Washington Irving "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
Washington Irving's short story, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," is one of the first examples of early American literature that exemplifies American Romanticism.
Sloan, Sydney Lois Lowry The Giver
Lois Lowry in her novel The Giver creates a community suppressed into sameness to magnify the downfall of Marxist ideals.
Svagdis, Allison Don DeLillo White Noise
In White Noise, Don DeLillo constructs a localized apocalyptic event and explores its impact as a comment on society's ever-present fear of death.
Adams, Ayla Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar
In her novel The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath uses personification, symbolism, and selection of detail to create an allegory demonstrating the struggle of a young woman living in a sexist, patriarchal society driven by double standards.
Allen, Sarah Dante Alighieri The Inferno
In The Inferno, Dante Alighieri uses point of view, allegory, and setting to criticize the Roman Catholic Church and its views on sin.
Anderson, Eliza Daniel Defoe Robinson Crusoe
In his novel Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Dafoe reveals and develops Crusoe's psyche through this character's interactions with others and through Crusoe's personality and ideals.
Atanda, Irla Khaled Hosseini A Thousand Splendid Suns
In his novel, A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini uses specific details, dialogue, and point of view in order to craft a double narrative of two different women that encounter the social limitations of women in the Afghani patriarchal society.
Beard-Ojala, Madeline Oscar Wilde The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde's presentation of the characters in The Importance of Being Earnest showcases examples of the Id, the Ego, and the Super-Ego through literary devices.
Burris, Daniel Erich Mariq Remarque All Quiet on the Western Front
In All Quiet on the Western Front, Erich Mariq Remarque uses objective story-telling, graphic details, and symbols to illustrate the horrors of war.
Echols, Deja Ralph Ellison Invisible Man
Throughout Invisible Man, Ralph Ellison uses point of view and symbolism to illustrate the theme of invisibility and the identity of black people during the 1930's.
Fallin, John
Gallagher, Connor J.R.R. Tolkien The Fellowship of the Ring
Throughout the novel The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien, many archetypes of the hero's journey are utilized by the author in order to demonstrate the power of lust on humanity.
Gallardo, Christie Pablo Neruda "Tonight I Can Write"
In "Tonight I Can Write," Pablo Neruda uses repetition, imagery, and metaphors to portray the reminiscence of his lost love.
Grantham, Sarah Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird
In To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee uses archetypes, point of view, and changing tone in order to represent the social conditions regarding racism in 1930's southern Alabama.
Granzow, Kierstyn Richard Adams Watership Down
In Watership Down, Richard Adams uses symbolism, allusions, and point of view to create an allegory that reveals corruption within a hierarchy.
Hammond, Rachael Edgar Allan Poe "The Fall of the House of Usher"
In "The Fall of the House of Usher," Edgar Allan Poe uses specific detail, symbolism, and certain sentence structures in order to show how the conscious part of the mind becomes overwhelmed by the unconscious.
Hart, Colleen Daphne du Maurier
In Rebecca, Daphne du Maruier utilizes irony, symbolism, and point of view to develop allegory which exposes that jealousy is an unnecessary hindrance in one's life.
Harvey, Bridget Neil Gaiman American Gods
In Neil Gaiman's American Gods, he uses Biblical metaphors and historical narratives of how different cultures brought their gods to America to show the deep sub-conscious connections between humans and gods across the ages in America.
Henderson, David John Updike Rabbit, Run
In his novel Rabbit, Run, John Updike uses events in Rabbit's life to portray Updike's views on the controversial issues in the 1950's and 1960's, such as sex, drugs, birth control, and homosexuality.
Holden, Courtney Maya Angelou "Phenomenal Woman"
In "Phenomenal Woman," Maya Angelou defies the stereotypical observations of women and attempts to decode what makes them intriguing.
Johnson, Kelsey George Orwell Animal Farm
In Animal Farm, George Orwell uses symbolism, selection of detail, and specific characterization to create allegory which intends to expose flaws in political and class systems.
Kriznar, Tyler Tim O'Brien Going After Cacciante
In Going After Cacciante, Tim O'Brien uses Paul Berlin's character to display how the unconscious mind struggles to balance the id, ego, and superego in times of severe stress and war.
Lin, Tracy Markus Zusak The Book Thief
In the novel The Book Thief, Markus Zusak utilizes symbolism, point of view, and imagery to portray the immorality of war and its effect on people.
Lopez, Heidi Mark Haddon The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
In The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Mark Haddon uses point of view and tone to illustrate a young man's journey to self-revelation and coming of age.
Morris, Madison Edgar Allan Poe "The Conqueror Worm"
In "The Conqueror Worm," Edgar Allan Poe effectively uses metaphor and diction to allegoriclaly represent the life of Man as a theater drama.
Silveira, Caetano Gabriel Garcia Marquez In the Autumn of the Patriarch
In In the Autumn of the Patriarch, Gabriel Garcia Marquez explores power in post-colonial Latin America through the application of the fantastic, the inversion of power roles in gender and politics, and in the all-ending role of death.
Soud, Sammy Edward Bellamy Looking Backward
In Looking Backward, Edward Bellamy attempts to correct the issue of the dying middle class due to technological advancement by using a utopian society that redistributes wealth in an attempt to alleviate stress from the wealthy.
Suarez, Emily J. M. Barrie Peter Pan
In Peter Pan (The Boy That Never Grew Up), J. M. Barrie creates characters, relationships, and situations that reveal archetypes in order to portray Pet's issues with abandonment and fear of growing up.
Surrency, Marni Toni Morrison Beloved
In Beloved, Toni Morrison uses eloquent symbolism, allusions to Christianity, and aspects beyond scientific understanding to emphasize the psychological impact of slavery.
Thompson, Kendra C. S. Lewis The Screwtape Letters
In The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis utilizes point of view, irony, and symbolism to explore the weaknesses of the human mind.
Tossevainen, Dylan Athol Fugard Master Harold...and the boys
In Master Harold...and the boys, Athol Fugard exploits the racist and unfair balance between white and black in the Apartheid era.
Valadez, Lauren Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice
In Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen uses detailed characterization, select phraseology, and point of view to illustrate the social limitations of women during the early nineteenth century.
Wilkerson, Keiana Joseph Heller Catch 22
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The output of French medical literature reaching us since the end of the war is considerable. Perhaps the authors were using their literary efforts as an escape against the horrors and misery which they witnessed during the German occupation. Certainly they were shut off from any outside source of information, which, in the case of original thinkers, may be more help than hindrance. Nobody could accuse Professor Leriche, who has just published his fourth volume of lectures on arterial diseases delivered at the College de France, of not having any original ideas. The present monograph deals with emboli, both pulmonary and peripheral arterial, and his conceptions summarized in this volume are the basis on which vascular surgery is practiced in this country today. It has been often said that some of the author's conceptions were devoid of experimental proof or lacked clinical confirmation. There is nothing, however, in this small
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The Carlsmith Family's Gingerbread Cookies
From EatingWell: December 2005/January 2006
The dough is pleasantly easy to work with for children and parents alike: it won't stick or tear when you roll it out. Dress the finished cookies up with a quick cookie glaze, colored sugars or a sprinkle of powdered sugar.
Makes: About 80 cookies (2- to 3-inch)
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- 3 cups whole-wheat pastry flour
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 cup molasses
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- Whisk whole-wheat flour, all-purpose flour, baking soda, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and salt in a large bowl. Beat butter, oil and sugar in another large bowl with an electric mixer until creamy. Add egg, molasses and vinegar; beat until combined. Add the dry ingredients and stir to combine. The dough will be very soft. Divide the dough into 4 equal portions, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate until chilled, at least 2 hours or overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat several baking sheets with cooking spray or line with parchment paper.
- Working with one portion of dough at a time, on a floured surface, roll the dough 1/4 inch thick. Cut cookies using cookie cutters. Gather scraps and reroll. Using a spatula, place the cookies 1/2 inch apart on the prepared baking sheets. Repeat with the remaining dough.
- Bake the cookies, one batch at a time, until puffed but still soft, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
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- Make Ahead Tip: Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5 days or freeze for up to 1 month. | Equipment: Cookie cutters
- Tools for decorating:
- For easy decorating, you'll want to have on hand regular or disposable pastry bags and tips, white and dark chocolate and a variety of cookie cutters, colored sugars and food coloring.
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- Cookie decorating items: Kitchen Krafts (www.kitchenkrafts.com, 800-776-0575) has a wide array of cookie cutters, edible glitters, cookie stencils, dragees and sanding sugars. Similar items, as well as toasted coconut and cookie molds, stamps and cutters, can be found in The Baker's Catalogue of King Arthur Flour (www.bakerscatalogue.com, 800-827-6836).
Per cookie: 65 calories; 2 g fat (1 g sat, 0 g mono); 6 mg cholesterol; 11 g carbohydrates; 1 g protein; 1 g fiber; 41 mg sodium; 62 mg potassium.
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1 other carbohydrate
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mall equipment", Doha News said.
Two-year-old New Zealand triplets Lillie, Jackson and
Willsher Weekes were among the 13 children who died in the
Doha News reported that the court heard evidence that mall
officials had been repeatedly fined for using highly
flammable paint, which caused the May 28 fire "to spread
A fire officer testifying at the trial said the flammable
paint, coupled with smouldering clothes from a Nike store,
was the cause of heavy smoke that spread to the nearby play
area, asphyxiating the children, four teachers and two
firefighters who were trying to save them.
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companies and the childcare centre where the deaths occurred
had met their responsibilities.
Civil Defence admitted that the firefighters at the scene
were "not necessarily properly trained to handle the fire",
Doha News said.
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10 people, will resume on January 3.
The hearing has previously been postponed because all
defendants failed to front the court.
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Append line after match sed '/\[option\]/a Hello World' input Insert line before match sed '/\[option\]/i Hello World' input Additionally you can take backup and edit input file in-place using -i.bkp option to sed
You can use: sed -e '/^;/d' php.ini
Option 1 You could use registers to do it and make a keybinding for the process. Yank the word you want to replace with yw. The yanked word is in the 0 register which you can see by issuing :registers. Go to the word you want to replace and do cw. Do Ctrl+r followed by 0 to paste the 0 register. The map for that would look something like this (...
\0 is the whole match. To use only part of it you need to set it like this and use \1 .s/(\([0-9]*\))/{\1}/ More detailed instruction you can find here or in vim help.
You don't need to pipe a file thru grep, grep takes filename(s) as command line args. grep -v '^#' file1 file2 file3 will print all lines EXCEPT those that begin with a # char. you can change the comment char to whatever you wish. If you have more than one comment char (assuming its at the beginning of a line) egrep -v '^(;|#|//)' filelist
Yes, it's possible with sed: sed '/pattern/a some text here' filename An an example: $ cat test foo bar option baz $ sed '/option/a insert text here' test foo bar option insert text here baz $
If you have GNU sed (so non-embedded Linux or Cygwin): sed '/bar/,+1 d' If you have bar on two consecutive lines, this will delete the second line without analyzing it. For example, if you have a 3-line file bar/bar/foo, the foo line will stay.
Incremental search has this feature, but the replace functions don't. Fortunately, incremental search does have a way to switch to replace mode once you've selected a search term. So: Press C-s to switch to incremental search mode Press C-w to yank the current word into the search buffer You can keep pressing it to append multiple words, and you can also ...
How to remove a specific character in a string but only if there are no numbers in that line in Linux
Using sed: sed '/[0-9]/!s/ //g' filename This would remove spaces on all lines that do not contain a digit. Using awk: awk '!/[0-9]/{gsub(" ", "", $0)};1' filename For removing the space only between the first two words (here using GNU sed for -r, use -E instead on BSDs): sed -r '/[0-9]/!s/([^ ]+) ([^ ]+)/\1\2/' filename
Here's a sed script solution (easier on the eyes than trying to get it into one line on the command line): /<TEXT1>/ { r File1 d } Running it: $ sed -f script.sed File2 /home/user1/ /home/user2/bin /home/user1/a/b/c <TEXT2>
I would use translate command tr eg. tr ab ba < input_file
If bar may occur on consecutive lines, you could do: awk '/bar/{n=2}; n {n--; next}; 1' < infile > outfile which can be adapted to delete more than 2 lines by changing the 2 above with the number of lines to delete including the matching one. If not, it's easily done in sed with @MichaelRollins' solution or: sed '/bar/,/^/d' < infile > ...
sed expects a basic regular expression (BRE). \s is not a standard special construct in a BRE (nor in an ERE, for that matter), this is an extension of some languages, in particular Perl (which many others imitate). In sed, depending on the implementation, \s either stands for the literal string \s or for the literal character s. In your implementation, it ...
You can do like this: awk '$35=$35"$"'
sed 's/pattern/replacement/2' Will replace the second occurrence on every line that has the pattern. if you have GNU sed: sed '1~2N ; s/pattern/replacement/2' Starting from line one 1, the line after it will be added to the pattern space N then the s command will replace the second occurrence of the pattern. then sed will move two lines down ~2 ...
I am not fluent in sed, but it is easy to do so in awk: awk '/bar/{getline;next} 1' foo.txt The awk script reads: for a line containing bar, get the next line (getline), then skip all subsequent processing (next). The 1 pattern at the end prints the remaining lines. Update As pointed out in the comment, the above solution did not work with consecutive ...
You can use rsync to do this: $ rsync -abviuzP src/ dest/ -a archive mode; equals -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X) -i turns on the itemized format, which shows more information than the default format -b makes rsync backup files that exist in both folders, appending ~ to the old file. You can control this suffix with --suffix .suf -u makes rsync transfer skip ...
In Kate 3.8.5- Go to Settings -> Configure Kate -> Plugins and enable there Search & Replace. Then use the "Search and Replace" button that appears at the bottom of the Kate main window to find the desired functionality.
If you only want to replace individual characters, not longer strings, use sed -e 'y/ab/ba/' or the equivalent tr command from X Tian's answer. For arbitrary strings, you have to work harder: If there is any character that does certainly not occur in the input, such as # (even a control character will do), you can use something like sed -e 's/a/#/g;s/b/...
OK, a general solution. The following bash function requires 2k arguments; each pair consists of a placeholder and a replacement. It's up to you to quote the strings appropriately to pass them into the function. If the number of arguments is odd, an implicit empty argument will be added, which will effectively delete occurrences of the last placeholder. ...
egrep can save you the use of cat. In other words, create less processes (egrep vs cat+egrep) and use less buffers (pipe from cat to egrep vs no pipe). It is generally a good idea to limit the use of cat if you simply want to pass a file to a command that can read it on its own. With this said, the following command will remove comments, even if they are ...
You can type V to select the line, then p to replace it.
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You could do it in two passes using the print action on the first pass with: find . -type f | xargs sed --quiet 's/abc/def/gp' where --quiet makes sed not show every line and the p suffix shows only lines where the substitution has matched. This has the limitation that sed will not show which files are being changed which of course could be fixed with ...
Check udev config files. A file like this: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules ties the NAME (ethX) to the Mac address. You probably have the old cards MAC tied to eth0. Remove its line and change the new card to eth0.
see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5858200/sed-replace-every-nth-occurrence The solution uses awk rather than sed, but "use the right tool for the job". It may or may not be possible to do in sed but, even if it is, it will be a lot easier in a tool like awk or perl.
;; query-replace current word (defun qrc (replace-str) (interactive "sDo query-replace current word with: ") (forward-word) (let ((end (point))) (backward-word) (kill-ring-save (point) end) (query-replace (current-kill 0) replace-str) ))
How to remove a specific character in a string but only if there are no numbers in that line in Linux
Using perl: perl -ple 's/\s+//g unless /\d/' file
You can for example use this: $ awk '/H/{sub("H", "H"++v)}1' file 1562 first part 1563 H1 col3 H col4 1564 H2 col3 H col4 3241 H3 col3 H col4 3242 third part ... This looks for those lines containing H and replaces that H with H together with a variable we keep incrementing. Note you could use gsub() instead of sub() if you wanted to perform ...
Try this: sed 's/yyyymmdd/YYYYMMDDHH24MISS/g' filename > changed.txt Or, to keep the same filename: sed 's/yyyymmdd/YYYYMMDDHH24MISS/g' filename > changed.txt && mv changed.txt filename
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On the 27th of April, Contact Form 7 was working fine on my site http://www.fearofthepark.co.uk.
Today, it has stopped and won't send emails - you just get the red box and the error message.
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Nicole Engard summarizes Jono Bacon's keynote, The new era of community, at All Things Open 2015.
Jim Whitehurst keynotes at All Things Open 2015; Nicole Engard recaps.
Nicole Engard reports from keynotes at All Things Open 2015 on passion in open source and the Internet of Things.
At OSCON, Allison Randal of Hewlett-Packard explains how software development is moving at the speed of sound—and how going open source is the only way to keep up.
Reporting from OSCON 2015, Nicole Engard gives an overview of James Pearce's keynote on how Facebook works the open source way.
Remy Decausemaker shares his partial transcription of the two keynotes from day 1 at the All Things Open conference in Raleigh, NC held October 22 and 23. The first keynote is from Jeffrey Hammond, VP & Principal Analyst at Forrester Research. The second keynote is from Dwight Merriman,... Read more
Lawrence Lessig will receive a Lifetime Achievement Webby Award for co-founding Creative Commons and "standing up for collaboration." This year also marks the 25th anniversary of the Web, making the timing of an award for a man thought of by many as "a true hero of the open, collaborative Web" more... Read more
This is a summary of Jessica McKellar's talk about Python in the Enterprise at the All Things Open conference this year. She is on the Board of Directors for the Python Software Foundation and an active leader of the Boston Python User Group. Python, the programming language, is an open source,... Read more
All Things Open began with interesting and controversial keynotes; both centered on a call to action for the open source community. This part one of a two part series: first, a recap of Andy Hunt's keynote, second and published next, a reacp of Whurley's keynote.
My nearly 11 minute keynote at OSCON 2013 this year, felt long enough when I gave it, but in terms of what I have to say about the future of open source, it wasn't even close. Here I expand on the lessons I've learned from other people working in open source, new technologies emerging in open... Read more


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A recent nasty case of poison ivy left me hunched over the laptop, searching—between scratching—for relief from the ugly, weepy mess. There, I discovered people swear by almost every kind of home remedy imaginable, from banana peels and watermelon rinds to bleach and gasoline.
What's the science behind the relief? And can some techniques (Clorox compresses?) do more harm than good?
Some doctors discourage kitchen-cupboard remedies, but others say many can be safe complements to traditional medical treatment. Here's the take of three physicians: Tim Berger, vice chairman of the dermatology department at the University of California at San Francisco; Maya Jerath, an allergist with the allergy and immunology clinic at the UNC Health Care System, in Chapel Hill, N.C., and Alan Dattner, a New York holistic dermatologist.
—Gwendolyn Bounds
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Some poison ivy sufferers boil cracked acorns in water, strain and cool the remaining liquid, and then apply to affected area. This may have a soothing, drying effect due to tannins, which are astringent, Dr. Dattner says.
Rubbing alcohol
It can work as a solvent to strip the oily allergen urushiol off skin. Best used immediately after contact. "It's like putting wine into your vinaigrette, which then dissolves the oil as you shake it," Dr. Berger says. It may provide cooling, to reduce itching, or antiseptic qualities.
Baking soda
It makes a soothing compress to help with inflammation. Sodium bicarbonate may pull the fluid out of blisters and help dry them.
Diluted, it can help dry blisters and keep crusting and infection at bay. Dr. Berger's recommended dosage: half a cup in a full bathtub for soaking or a teaspoon in a pint of water for a compress. Dr. Dattner warns about possible negative reaction in places unaffected by poison ivy.
Unless you are allergic to milk, this remedy's proteins may help by drawing out blister fluids. Yogurt, likewise, is sometimes used for a soothing element.
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Liquid dish soap, designed to cut grease and remove food oils on dishes, can do the same thing on skin. Some herbalists use the jewelweed plant to remove poison ivy oil or as a salve to reduce itch. Clay may help dry up weeping blisters.
Like rubbing alcohol, gasoline is an organic solvent that may dissolve urushiol on skin immediately after contact. It also may knock out the superficial nerves that cause you to feel the itch. None of the doctors, however, recommends this remedy because of its potential toxicity—and the "risk of catching fire," notes Dr. Jerath. An exception: extreme emergencies "like camping, where that's all you've got," Dr. Berger says.
Known to be soothing in a bath or a compress, this is "one of the most harmless" treatments to try, Dr. Jerath says. It's a staple of some over-the-counter treatments. Like baking soda, it may help draw out serum in blisters, dry sores and soothe inflammation.
Tea bags
A bathtub filled with water and a dozen or so teabags might help dry blisters. Drs. Berger and Dattner note that teas such as chamomile may have anti-inflammatory properties.
Not harmful if diluted—but not a lot of sense behind this one, doctors agree. It may help ward off some bacterial infection; Dr. Dattner says some people's itching ebbs on contact from acidic liquids. "But it's going to sting," he warns.
Watermelon rind, banana peel
Watermelon rind may act as a cold compress, with the water content helping to dry out blisters. Neither doctor could guess why banana peel shows up on so many websites as a "miracle" cure "It's wet and gooey and a compress," Dr. Rattner guesses.
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Times New Starling
The unexpected (possible) history of the world's most famous typeface. Mike Parker, former head of typographic development at Morgenthaler Linotype, has challenged the standard history of Times New Roman. The typeface, Parker claims, wasn't designed by "the great persuader" Stanley Morison and Victor Lardent of Monotype in 1931, but rather thirteen years earlier by an American, William Starling Burgess, an airplane and yacht designer, published poet, and naval architect who married five times and whose daughter, also named Starling Burgess, described him as "a bird of paradise in a family of English sparrows." By the time of that statement, she no longer shared his name, but had become the celebrated children's author Tasha Tudor. (via)
Tasha Tudor, R.I.P.
Artist Tasha Tudor is dead at age 92. Born in 1915 to an inventor and a painter, Tasha has been a quirky fixture in the childrens' publishing world for more than half a century. She lived an anachronistic life in Vermont, raising goats and chickens, caring for the small herd of Welsh Corgis that appeared in many of her books, and maintaining a small arts-and-publishing business that sustained her and her family for years. When she died, she said, she wanted to return to the 1800s as a sea captain's wife. Here's hoping she's inhaling sea air now.
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A large number of stochastic networks including loss networks and certain queueing networks have product-form steady-state probabilities. However, for most practical networks, evaluating the system performance is a difficult task due to the presence of a normalization constant. We propose a new framework based on probabilistic graphical models to tackle this task. Specifically, we use factor graphs to model the stationary distribution of a network. For networks with arbitrary topology, we can apply efficient message-passing algorithms like the sum-product algorithm to compute the exact or approximate marginal distributions of all state variables and related performance measures such as blocking probabilities. Through extensive numerical experiments, we show that the sum-product algorithm returns very accurate blocking probabilities and greatly outperforms the reduced load approximation for loss networks with a variety of topologies. The factor graph model also provides a promising approach for analyzing product-form queueing networks.
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