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tonight, heroes, hope, and the big two questions. who did it and why? stories of courage and loss from the boston bombing, the city and the nation remembers the victims and searches for answers. i'll talk to grieving friends of 8-year-old martin richard and the bride and groom who escaped the marathon with their lives and said "i do" right afterwards. here's what we know, a photo
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taken by a member of the public before the twin blasts shows a light-colored bag on the sidewalk next to a mailbox, they believe the bombs were in a dark-colored bag or backpack. federal law enforcement sources tell cnn the devices were inside pressure cookers and they believe bbs and nails were part of the explosives. important to know that so far nobody has claimed responsibility. the toll of injured up to 183, three more have died, including 8-year-old martin richard, and krystle campbell. president obama will travel to boston on thursday. we have the remains of a pressure cooker, a shredded black backpack and some kind of ball bearings or metal pellets. what can we read into this at
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this stage? >> you are looking at what they have in this investigation, which is the bombs themselves. apparently two very similar if not twin bombs placed in black nylon bags that they are recreating as much as they can. at quantico. the fbi lab. it is hal, who did this and why that they really do not have any leads on. you are looking at forensic evidence, it will be very important when they catch this person. but in terms of trying to find that person, i think it will be more difficult as they recreate the bombs. they will have to figure out where some of this material may have come from. perhaps this will spark a tip from somebody who knows about somebody was working with pressure cookers or maybe has just put trust them. but right now, it all seems to
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be centered around the forensics and putting this all back together, these bonds back together and try to figure out just how that operated and how they were put together. >> what would they be looking at here? the serial numbers? the brand? the size of the pressure cooker? what are the key things that you would be going after? >> the circuit board i would be very interested in. once this remotely detonated. if it was, it is the sophistication that might break up in this case. is highly unusual and amateur will be able to put this together. somebody knew what they were doing. there using sophisticated electronics and it is a matter of at that point just looking at cell phone towers. various locations around there and then picking up pieces off the rest of it and it is amazing after week of this what they can do. they can reconstruct the bomb and they can find out and make
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the backpack. where the pellets came from. with the explosives was. they can reconstruct this and you combine that with pictures and with time, a pretty good idea who did this. >> you can experience this, they have been used from everything i have read in afghanistan, and other forms of homegrown tear. anyone in america can get online and create one of these things. what we have seen tonight in terms of this photographic evidence, of the devices that 1 off, does it give us any more clear as to whether or not this is a domestic terror attack or a foreign terror attack? >> none at all. not at all. you are right. anybody can make one of these. anybody could acquire the chemicals or black powder. it is not registered. it is a matter of getting on the
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internet, following instructions and then as i said before practice. and all of those things, someone who is fairly mechanical can do this. a couple of days' training. it is not going to help out all but i think once you've globally compare all of the information and start running algorithms, we are a lot better off today than we were two years ago. certainly. >> drew griffin, you have a pressure cooker of the type we believe may have been used. obviously popular devices. what significance is it that pressure kirchner was used, the thing? >> i'll hold this up. if we don't know what type of pressure cooker was involved but i want to show people the size and with these look like in case they are not familiar and how easy and simple this is. you put it in any old backpack and walk around with it and you
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would never know someone is carrying a pressure cooker inside of a backpack. if i was holding this. the significance is from what i am told from bomb experts, maybe bob knows this, it is much more complicated to pull off the pressure cooker bomb then it is to pull off a standard bond, which we have seen many times. they are mostly used in environments for the environment, whether it be the sand in the desert or the jungle, it would interfere with the explosive. that has been traditionally their use. that being said, these things are easy to find, easy to make. i don't have to tell you, you can look up on the internet and see the step by step instructions out to do that. and matter of assembling the various ingredients you would do to put it together. that to expand on what he was saying, they are getting a lot
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of evidence how the bomb was made but they don't have a lot of evidence about who did this or why. the actual evidence that would lead to the person or persons involved. >> this suggests a slightly higher level of them what was first thought yesterday and if so, does that narrow down the net of potential suspects? >> it does. the black powder, the acetone, peroxide, you don't want to let it get went. absolutely right. you want to protect the explosives, the detonator. when this bomb went off, talked to a couple of people and their first reaction was what is happening to people coming back from afghanistan? they are terrified that american soldiers with four or five to worse will come back and be
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resentful of being dismissed and all of this. it was a strange way to look at it. but i go back to the sophistication. i think when we finish with this, someone will say they knew what they were doing even if they were imitating a terrorist group. >> i was talking last night about this magazine, which is al qaeda sponsored magazine called inspire and in 2010-very detailed account, some graphics and on the screen now, of exactly how you could create and use a pressure cooker as a bomb and it says in the first edition called make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom, it says the pressurized cooker should be placed in crowded areas, more than one of these can be planted to explode at the same time. keep in mind the range of shrapnel of the operation a short range and the pressurized cooker could be placed close to
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the intended targets and should not be concealed from a barrier such as a wall. what do you make of that? that is pretty specific device being published in a magazine that was believed to be created by al qaeda and its sympathizers. >> that is nothing new. the internet is a wonderful tool but it is also a terrible tool and anybody sitting in the basement right now could find out how to do these things. and magazines like that that have been around i think of the cookbook way back when that also taught many different things and i don't think you can read into anything about this possibly being al qaeda or not being al qaeda. the fact of the matter is here on the ground in boston, the fbi admits they don't know. they don't know if this is domestic or foreign or if it is along a wall for a group. that is why they are really
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reaching out to anybody in the public who has any suspicions whatsoever about a boyfriend, about a girlfriend, about a son or a neighbor or anybody who may be involved with it. it shows you how they are in determining who did this, they are at square one although they have made terrific strides in determining how was done. >> and it could be a homegrown of some type with some allegiance or association to al qaeda as we saw in great britain very recently. on the phone a former top cop in miami and philadelphia. you have run a big city police organizations in many cities in america. what did you make of what happened here and what is your instinct about the type of personal -- persons or persons who might be responsible? >> right now, i think the fbi is taking the proper approach in that you leave your options
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open. hopefully, the evidence will take you where you need to go. i have run the boston marathon when i was the chief of new york. end went off at 4:09. have that bomb, often our before, with the stands and the surrounding sidewalks would have been completely packed. people getting access there could not have done that. however later on, the three and a half hours the crowds stand out and somebody going in with a backpack would not draw attention. i am not saying that out yet happened but it could happen that way as opposed to somebody planting the bomb early before the race because they check things before the race. that would appear at least for me how it could've happened. the other part -- >> given the race is spread out over 26 miles and you have 27,000 competitors or however many it was and the huge crowd
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as well, it is a huge public event. it is impossible to be 100% secure in these kinds of things. does it become the ultimate nightmare for any police chief because of that? >> it is. i planned and ran the new york city marathon six or seven times as the chief and an new york with huge crowds throughout 26 miles. there are about 5,000 cops out work in the marathon in new york. it is difficult. there are spots with vulnerability. it is different than a regular sporting event and a coliseum. in a baseball stadium where you have access or you can screen people and put in magnetometers. the marathon by its nature is open to the public and people are encouraged to cheer people on. people have bags of water and fruit, candy, a handout to the
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runners all along. if somebody is intent on doing harm, and a marathon is a pretty inviting than you. >> i want to bring and david mackenzie with the family of the third victim of the bombing. liz been their reaction in china because people have been looking up on that as an attack on america. 96 different nationalities running in the race. indeed, one of the three dead turned out to be chinese. >> we know a lot about those first few victims. the third victim, very few details at all. we have learned it is a chinese national, they are not releasing the name out of respect for the family. what we know is she was a student at boston university. steading math and statistics. at the graduate level. she went there with three france to the finish line to enjoy the spectacle of the finish of the
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boston marathon. right as this explosion happened. one of her friends was badly injured. we learned now she has come out and is able to speak and she is also a chinese national. the third was on hurt. there is an international dimension to the story. any terror attack targeting a public arena especially such a well-known worldwide spectacle like the boston marathon could target not just americans but internationally many people. certainly a shop in china and many people on social media expressing their anger and their shot at the event. >> thank you very much and thank you all. when we come back, sanjay gupta on herati struggles by doctors to save the victims of the bombings.
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. moments after the twin blast was horrific, with the bombs define zooined to do maximum damage, and there were incredible efforts to help the wounded. dr. sanjay going joins us live in boston. i know you've been there for a couple days. it does seem to be bordering on minister rack louse this only three people have died in this. sol was injuries were so appalling, we assumed the death toll would rise quite
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significantly. >> reporter: yeah, and i think those miracles come in the form of some good planning and a little bit offer is ren dipty. remember at the end of the race, any marathon, they have a lot of medical capabilities on stand by. ambulances, medical triage tents, to be fair, what they're expecting to see is people who are dehydrated, an occasional person with difficulties with their heart, nothing like this. but these are medically trained professionals. several things happened, first of all, doctors and nurses and first responders were immediately able to come out to where these people were injured. and i'll remind you, you've talked about this, they came out after an explosion with no knowledge whether or not another one might occur. it was quite brave on their part. but they were able to get treatment to these people who were injured very quickly. and then the ambulances were able to get the patients to hospitals that needed that medical care much more quickly.
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you know, i was at brigham women's hospital, one of the larger trauma hospitals in the area, 15 minutes of the explosion, not of the alert, they started getting their first patients. within 60 minutes, that golden hour, all the patients that were going to come did arrive. so it happened just like it should. we've heard a lot about what happened in the field, people performing these really selfless brave acts to try and save people's lives. but when they got to the hospital, a whole process informs motion, operating rooms opened up, er beds, people called in to provide additional resources. i talked to the chair of the emergency department, at the hospital, and asked him to talk about what things looked like when patients arrived. listen to what he said. >> so we would have a team here, a trauma surgeon, an emergency physician, an emergency medicine
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resident, surgical resident, at least two nurses, and at least one emergency services assistant who are technician who is help us take care of the patients. so we would get a quick report from the paramedic, they would give us a quick summary, and the most important issue of the summary for us is if it's not obvious how much blood loss do you think there was. what has the patient been like in terms of blood pressure and pulse. that helps us guide how quickly we need to move on them. >> number one, piers, they want to control the airway, a, breathing, b, and c is circulation. to so no matter the type of injury, trauma care is the abcs, airway, breathing, circulation. that's what he was describing there. >> so i suppose one of the more fortunate aspects of what happened is there were so many medical people and ambulances and so on in the immediate vicinity anyway because it was a
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marathon. that coupled with the speed of the first responders and the medics at the various hospitals. that must have saved quite a few lives, sanjay. >> reporter: yeah, there's to question. and i'll tell you, i've talked to so many doctors now, some of these are seasoned physicians, they've been working in the job for 20 years, some of them are brand new, still in training, and you hear a common sentiment, and i've seen this myself in my practice and when i've covered these stories abroad, you do the job. go in there, they can recognize what the issue is, what the injury is, and they do the job. but after some time, they do get an opportunity, piers, to reflect on what has happened as well, and to sort of recognize the scope and magnitude of it. i talked to three residents, doctors in training, and these were doctors very much on the front line of this, these are the guys waiting when they got there.
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one of the women you're about to meet was at the race, volunteering her time. she's an er emergency room resident. i asked them what things have been like today a full day later. take a listen. >> we remember improvising a lot, specially, town kit, dealt belts, anything you could find. >> there was a waiting period where we were waiting for more patients to get there until we got word this was it, we had done our job. that was the point where i think i started feeling it. >> i didn't get a chance to really consider the humanity, and the human cost of what happened. it was not until everything died down and went home, and i thought about what this meant, not only did a child die and adults die and people lose limbs, but there's a sense of innocence that was lost yesterday. >> reporter: it's a sentiment,
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peers, that i think is going to become more common. they tall call this the heroic period, you have a lot of people rallying around each other, you are doing a show on what's happening here, a lot of news coverage. but over time, some of that is going to dispate, and these thoughts will set in more and more, so we have got to continue to remind ourselves of that. >> definitely, hideous injuries, astounding bravery. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it brings back memories of the olympic bombing in atlanta. christine was in her hotel room overlooking the park when it went off. it must have brought back awful memories of atlanta for you. >> it did. when i first watched the video that we've seen over and over of the blast 12 seconds apart, the sound hit me. the sound from my tv set watching the video yesterday, and i said boy, i've heard that sound before.
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and it was that night early in the morning, actually, in july of 1996, the media hotel was right next to the olympic park. and a band was playing, and i had just come back from the swimming venue, getting notes together, i heard the explosion, looked out the window, first thought maybe it was part of the act of the band, the sound wbtd noise. and i kept looking. and within a few seconds i started see the police cars and the column of emergency vehicles coming to the olympic park. >> there are obviously a lot of changes made to american sporting events after what happened in atlanta, and you could argue we have been very, very fortunate there's not been anymore terrorist outrage at a sporting event since then in the united states. there's been one now, do you think they'll have to be even more stringent security going forward? in most of these sporting fixtures now? >> i do think that. although when you think about most stadiums you go into in the
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united states and around the world, you go through metal detectors, fans, tickets have bar codes, there's more security when you go into a sporting event than there is going into a shopping mall or a movie theater. i think that makes a lot of sense. it goes back to the 1972 olympics where the 11 israeli coaches and athletes were killed. from that moment on, the olympics had stringent security. that was a good 20 to 30 years before most stadiums did. a marathon, 26 miles, 385 yards, how in the world -- you cannot guarantee that all that length that entire distance in a city will be safe. >> no, you can't. sports obviously hugely competitive. there's been really touching moments today. we saw the yankees paying tribute to the red sox, and the chicago tribune to all the boston teams, a very special tribute there in the paper.
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but the yankees one in particular really struck me, because i'm a die hard arsenal soccer fan, and picture a scene where we would play the rival hot spurs song. and i would find it pretty hard to believe any british soccer team would do that. this must have been extraordinary. >> absolutely, sweet caroline, being played at yankee stadium. when i heard about this, i got a tear in my eye, and i think it speaks to how we come together. it sounds like a cliche. but we do rally and come together. yankees, red sox means nothing. it's a fierce rivalry, but they're all together as one. it was a wonderful moment. >> it was. and the global impact of this
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story, at arsenal tonight, they played a game today, they had a minute of silence for the victims in boston. that's been replicated all over the world. thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you. >> coming up, remember,ing with the emotional interview with the grandmother of crystal campbell. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness...
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way that indicated he or she may target the event to call us. someone know who is did this. >> who did it and why. that's what everyone wants to know. authorities are hoping they can get one step closer to solving this horrific act of evil. cnn's chris cuomo is live in boston. chris, here we are 24 hours or more later, and nobody seems to have a real clue who has done this or why. >> reporter: but that shouldn't be surprising. these investigations take a long time to develop. especially starting with this, no group claiming responsibility, so much ground to canvas. this is going to be a difficult investigation. i think it's good news that the authorities said they're in no rush. very often, haste makes waste when it comes to an investigation. this will take time. get it right. >> that's true, but some people in boston are concerned for
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their safety. that the perpetrator is still at large. >> absolutely true. that's what they believe at this time. but what is also true is that there has never been as large a military and police presence in this city as right now. they ask for patience, they are trying to collapse the zone they are keeping closed so normal life can go on. but there is a huge security presence here, this should be the safest city in the world right now. >> it does seem a complete miracle, and probably a testament to the brilliance of the first responds are and the speed they moved, and the medics involved that the death toll remains so low. injuries were so appalling to so many others. >> absolutely accurate. it's one facet of a story that keeps giving us extraordinary detail. for example, we know now the
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three people who were lost, who's lives are gone. hopefully no more, those struggling for their lives. one of them, crystal campbell, 29 years old, loved by the people at per restaurant, we sat down with her grandmother to find out who she was rather than just how she died. she said she was her favorite and she knows she was an angel. take a look. what do you think when you see this photo? >> beauty. >> reporter: what was she like in high school? >> smiling all the time. all the time she smiled. no matter what happened, she'd come out with a smile. i used to dress her up, i used to love to dress her up and put her hair in curls and lots of bows on her hair. she loved it. she'd go out prancing proud as
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anything to school. and then in school the teachers would say, oh, you look so beautiful, who did your hair? my nana did my hair. >> reporter: you had a special bond. >> yes. >> reporter: how did she make you feel? >> full. my heart and soul. she was. and she made me feel that way, she made me happy. i used to look forward to her coming over to see he me. >> reporter: and as she grew up, she still came, she was with you. >> she still came and made me feel the same way, happy. >> reporter: what kind of young woman did she become? >> smart, ambitious, and loving. she wanted -- she never complained what she wanted. or talked about it that much. she said, just take one day at a
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time, nana, see what happens. >> reporter: she took life as it came. >> she loved life. >> reporter: lots of friends? >> lots of friends. lots of friends. her disposition, her -- her attitude, and her bubbliness, she was so bubbly all the time, and laughing. >> reporter: when she got a little older, there was a time when you got a little sick, and she was there for you. >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> when i came home from the hospital she came over and said, nana, i think maybe i want to move in with you. so i said why, she said, well, i just figured that you should have somebody with you here to stay with you, make sure you're okay. i said you really want to do that? your whole life is ahead of you.
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she says -- i'll make it, i'll arrange it so that i'll be here with you. >> reporter: what did that mean to you? >> everything. it did me so well, because i felt good, and i felt comfortable, and safe with her in the house with me. >> reporter: solidified her as number one, too, right? that was it after that. everybody else was in a race for second. >> exactly. >> reporter: what do you think when you see her on tv? >> i wish i could grab her and kiss her and hug her. i can still feel it. >> reporter: how do you make sense of this? >> i don't. i don't make any sense of it at all. i can't believe it happened. i can't believe it. i won't even accept it now and i'm sitting here with you. i'm having a hard time when i see her on the tv. it's killing me inside. >> reporter: it's not real.
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you can't believe that something like would have happened to someone you love so much. >> that's the farthest thing from my mind. >> reporter: how do you want to remember her? >> with love. all my love will be there forever. my heart, she's in my heart, also is, all of them. that's my krstle. and she will be mine. i love her. i love all of them, but she's my special one. >> reporter: break yours heart. she went to the marathon to have fun like every year. but grandma wanted to talk. she wanted her to be defined by more than just her death. so we have an 8-year-old little boy, could be anybody's son, a student, a graduate student, and krisle, 29 years old. these stories remind us to connect, to understand what it
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♪ sweet caroline ♪ ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ >> the yankees paying tribute to the victims of boston, the traditional sing along at fen way park. and the cleveland, a moment of silence for those killed and injured in the bombings. tonight we have incredible stories of survival and heroism. tonight with me, kevin and john who helped rescue injured by standers. you wrote a moving peesz today saying we lost our innocence in september 12 years ago, and monday that is the idea that we will feel totally safe in the city again. is that how most people in
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boston feel today. >> well, piers, i think when i wrote that, i probably was a little more despondent than i should have been. i was sad yesterday, i wassing ay today. i got that sense from the city talking to people. we will never be the same, new york will never be the same after 9/11. but that doesn't mean whoever did this has won, has cowed us. because this is a very tough town. you know, we take only three things seriously here, and that's sports, politics, and revenge. and i think it's going to take a lot more than what was done yesterday to knock a town like boston out. and i really sense that around -- across the city today. people were angry, and that people were absolutely determined, you know, i was in oma in northern ireland in 1998 three hours after the bomb went
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off, and i was in london within hours after the 77 bombings, and what i experienced in oma and london after those atrocities i experienced today in my home town. and it was a deep sadness followed by a resoluteness that these people will not get to us. we will not let them win. and i will predict, next year, we will have the biggest boston marathon ever. they will have to turn people away, people will come from all over the world as they do, but in greater numbers because we need to show whoever did this they did not win one thing. >> i totally endorse those words. john mixson, you were with your friend, we have seen lots of images of carlos in the cowboy hat performing acts of courage, as did you. you were standing in the first row of the bleachers when the
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bomb went off. what was your reaction, you are a vietnam veteran, you have been in war zones. >> i just immediately thought it was a terrorist attack. i kind of lost my balance on the step, and my immediate thought was my daughter was heading down to -- to meet us down there, and i just quickly grabbed the phone to call her. and then there was such confusion that i -- i actually jumped over the fence, and i saw carlos, and he kind of blessed himself and pointed across the street, we both ran over there. and i was starting to rip the fence down, and carlos didn't wait for the fence, he scaled over the fence and over the scaffolding, and started to attend to some of the victims. i knew i didn't have any first aid training, so there was -- it was only -- i was trying to remove the fence and didn't know
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what i was going to do after that. to something you added that mr. colins said, i ran the new york city marathon two months after 9/11 with the boston marathon race director, with david, and he's right, there was a huge turnout, even though it was only two months after 9/11. >> it is. kevin, it does change everything. but out of terrible incidents like this, as you hinted at, you can have a renewed strength and renewed sense of spirit through cities like boston, and i'm detecting that. i have to say, from the people you have talked to, what is the feeling? is it one of not just resolution, but determination not to be beaten? >> determination not to change our lifestyle, not to make -- not to give into the intimidation at the heart of all terrorist acts. terrorism is about creating fear and making you change the way you live.
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and we will not do that. i refuse to do that. the day after the 77 bombings, piers, i rode the tube. and today i walked -- i walked through the the back bay, up and down, obviously boylston street was sealed off, but there are people doing the same thing. one guy, a young guy playing a lovely alto tax, walking up the street playing over the rainbow and great jazz standards. that was the attitude. the best way to give it, boston gives -- we gave the middle thinger to those guys whoever they are. we refuse to change. >> thank you both very much for joining me. >> thanks. >> coming next, love conquers hate. a couple married shortly after running the boston marathon. ♪
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The systems' water-storage tanks were covered with handwritten notes and prayers for the island people caught in the devastation, scrawled and signed by members of Seacoast Church in Mount Pleasant.
Six purifiers already on the ground were expected to be flowing by late Monday. At least 20 systems are now in Haiti or en route, according the water mission's web site.
Meanwhile, four staffers of the Charleston-based nonprofit who were feared lost in the quake have survived and escaped serious injury.
The $25,000 units can use solar power or generators to turn 10 gallons of dirty water into safe drinking water in one minute, enough to serve at least 5,000 people a day. The units can start producing clean water within an hour or two of arrival and can provide water to a community for years, said Chief Executive Officer George Greene.
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Is it possible to add a site logo with this plugin and add it to the toolbar?
Also, is it possible to align toolbar items (logo & menu) so they display above the page content rather than be aligned to the far right for example?
Is it possible to add a site logo with this plugin and add it to the toolbar?
Also, is it possible to align toolbar items (logo & menu) so they display above the page content rather than be aligned to the far right for example?
To add a logo to the Toolbar, you could use a custom menu. If you don't want a dropdown menu on it, use a one-item menu. If you don't want a link over that icon, first create your menu item with any URL (homepage for instance), then edit the menu item and remove that link.
To add an icon to your menu, and as described in the User Guide §4, upload the image file somewhere on your server, and add the URL to the field "custom icon" of that menu.
As far as alignement, if you mean like what's on WordPress.org / BuddyPress / bbPress, you could add custom CSS like so:
#wp-toolbar {
width: 960px;
I'll see if I can add it to the plugin. I'm a bit concerned that it may be too theme-dependent, and break responsiveness...?
I'll test adding a logo today thanks. I'm don't really want to adjust the width of the toolbar - I wanted to use Symposium to create the kind of fixed header users see on Facebook or Twitter. And it makes more sense to use the toolbar for this as the user account links are already part of it. If I can't align logo and menu links for larger desktop displays, I'll have to write my own fixed header with css.
I've had interesting results by using max-width instead of width:
#wp-toolbar {
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
max-width: 1040px;
1040px being the width of your page content. Also note I'm addressing the div.quicklinks, not the whole Toolbar.
Thanks, I'll have a look at this shortly.
That's the sort of thing I'm looking for but I'd like the user account menu to stay in the left corner to prevent masking content as a drop-down. If I remove max-width, I can align the account menu with #wp-toolbar.quicklinks and some padding. If I could figure out the selector for a custom menu, it should do the same thing.
Sure, if you align the quicklinks so they fit the page content, dropdown menus will mask it :)
Custom Menus added by WPS Toolbar have their menu ID as selector, it may look weird or ugly but it ensures unicity. So it gives, as an exmaple: #wp-admin-bar-30, and the dropdown menu underneath would be #wp-admin-bar-30 > .ab-sub-wrapper
I saw the menu ID's acting as selectors earlier. My main menu (as seen when logged-in) is made up of parent items, therefore multiple selectors. I don't know how I can pad or apply a margin to these links so they site above the main content?
While leaving the User Menu in its upper right corner ? You could address div#wp-admin-bar-root-default, the container for the left-side menus:
#wp-admin-bar-root-default {
display: block;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
max-width: 1040px;
Just tried that, as above, but the menu (main navigation) remained upper left. Also tried removing the max width and increasing the margin and padding...
Try adding "!Important" to the margins...?
Yeah that's working. Thanks for sticking with this :)
You're welcome.
FYI and as an outcome of this case study, I've added a setting to limit the width of the items' container #wp-toolbar, so admins can align Toolbar items with page content. Not quite exactly what you end up with, but I thought it could be of interest to others.
That's in the development version just updated, and will be in next release of the plugin, Styles tab, Toolbar Items section, Max Width.
Hi Guillaume,
The items container sounds like a good idea. I've also had problems aligning items for different screen sizes. Think I have a workaround but any other suggestions would be welcome.
Do you know why the menu items on the toolbar are aligned differently for visitors and logged in users? If I apply styling to force for visitors, this has a knock-on effect when logged in.
Your account still works, advice would be welcome :)
Hi Paul
Quick question as a preamble, you're not using WPS Toolbar to style the Toolbar, are you ? I'm asking this, because I don't see what would then be added to the page by the plugin, when picking custom CSS from the "Styles" tab.
There's no real way to get Toolbar items centered that I can think of. As far as your question regarding items alignment - the height of the ab-item should be 40px high, in your case they aren't for visitors, you could try
#wpadminbar #wp-toolbar > ul > li > a {
line-height: 40px;
Actually, I'm not sure why it works for logged-in users, this file adminbar-38.css, is that yours ? Is it loaded for visitors ?
PS on wp-login, the link over "ECM" goes to WordPress
PPS sorry for England. Fingers crossed for France ;)
Hi Guillaume,
I added the CSS you suggested and it was better, but it seems good now after I set the toolbar height in WPS Styles.
I can't figure out where the hover behaviour over the logo is coming from? I've set the default Login / Register links to display:none and that works, the Logo menu is a custom link with no URL? I'm confused?
I'll be changing the admin panel and removing the 'Powered by WordPress' text. I intend for the users to never see it once I had some custom redirects.
England play well and with plenty of passion (despite what some fans think), we lack the edge between winners and losers. I think Rooney called it "nastiness"!
France look a very good team, quick and well balanced. Really enjoyed the Switzerland game. You look a better team than Brazil or Argentina for sure!
Can you see what's causing the hover behaviour over the logo?
You probably understood from my silence, I don't have the answer to your question about the logo hover, sorry. Ultimately, my only advice would be to force the hover color back to your background color for this item. Like so, obviously untested:
#wpadminbar .ab-top-menu > li.wp-admin-bar-326:hover > .ab-item,
#wpadminbar .ab-top-menu > li.wp-admin-bar-326.hover > .ab-item {
background: #555;
(But then, your users may miss the link over this item...?)
Hope This Helps,
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As a companion product to Joanna Weaver's 10-week DVD Bible study based on her best-selling book, "Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World, "this study guide helps participants discover the "better part" Jesus offered Mary and Martha - the intimate friendship that is found when we take time to sit at His feet.
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I set up Google Calendar to sync with Lightning in Thunderbird. It has worked well for the last few weeks. It has now suddenly stopped working. I have checked the CalDAV addresses and they are all still ok. I do not know if my recent addition of syncing my new Android phone with the Google Calendar has anything to do with it, or just a coincidence.
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Quick thoughts on the Steelers' 2012 schedule ...
Sunday, Sept. 9: at Denver, 8:20 p.m. (NBC) -- Peyton Manning in Orange Crush. Ryan Clark not in uniform. Half of this game will still be spent talking about Tim Tebow, and you'll see endless replays of January's playoff collapse.
Sunday, Sept. 16: N.Y. Jets, 4:15 p.m. (CBS) -- All of this game will be spent talking about Tim Tebow, and you'll see endless replays of January's playoff collapse. Throw in a little Sanchez, Santonio and Rex for good measure and you get the NFL's answer to Jersey Shore.
Sunday, Sept. 23: at Oakland, 4:15 p.m. (CBS) -- Steelers see Carson Palmer in silver & black for the first time.
Sunday, Sept. 30: Bye -- and an early bye week at that.
Sunday, Oct. 7: Philadelphia, 1 p.m. (FOX) -- If Pittsburgh wins, can this retroactively be applied to the Penguins/Flyers series? Vick versus Roethlisberger in what two-years ago would've been a p.r. nightmare for the NFL. Also, Pitt product Shady McCoy returns to Heinz Field.
Thursday, Oct. 11: at Tennessee, 8:20 p.m. (NFL Network) -- Thursday night games are annoying. That is all.
Sunday, Oct. 21: at Cincinnati, 8:20 p.m. (NBC) -- Divisional play begins. Will Andy Dalton and the Bengals contend for the AFC North crown? Stay tuned.
Sunday, Oct. 28: Washington, 1 p.m. (FOX) -- RG3 comes to the Steel City.
Sunday, Nov. 4: at N.Y. Giants, 4:15 p.m. (CBS) -- A visiting to the defending champs in the 2004 NFL Draft rubber match -- Ben and Eli are 1-1 against each other.
Monday, Nov. 12: Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN) -- Think Todd Haley might be a little excited for this one?
Sunday, Nov. 18: Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. (NBC) -- The first of two throwdowns with the the Ravens in three weeks. On paper, this is incredibly exciting. But if either team is in the midst of an injury bug, it could cripple their season. Final chance for you to boo Ray Lewis and Ed Reed at Heinz Field?
Sunday, Nov. 25: at Cleveland, 1 p.m. (CBS) -- Nice of the league to give the Steelers a bye between Ravens games. Oh, wait ... Colt McCoy under center for Cleveland? Or maybe Ryan Tannehill? Or Trent Richardson in the backfield?
Sunday, Dec. 2: at Baltimore, 4:15 p.m. (CBS) -- This game might not decide the AFC North, but it could go a long way to that end.
Sunday, Dec. 9: San Diego, 1 p.m. (CBS) -- According to the schedule formula, this game was due to be played out in San Diego, offering Steeler Nation (and the media covering it) the perfect chance for a late-fall football getaway to warmer climes. But noooooooo .... that stupid cross-country scheduling rule takes precedent. And no, I don't have a friend in San Diego that I could've crashed with if that's what you're wondering.
Sunday, Dec. 16: at Dallas, 4:15 p.m. (CBS) -- Steelers first visit to Jerry-land since Super Bowl XLV. Thought maybe this would've been a Thanksgiving Day game.
Sunday, Dec. 23: Cincinnati, 1 p.m. (CBS) -- Fitting that the 40th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception is a home game.
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Amy and Sobe help at a children's educational event—a weekly part of TTF outreach activities.
The Kachele Day Care, built and supported by TTF for the last 7 years, serves as a free school for orphans with HIV in one of the poorest communities surrounding Lusaka.
Maluba House is Zambia's first children's hospice created by Tiny Tim & Friends and partners, including the Elizabeth Glaser
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The Tiny Tm & Friends Kachele Women's Group makes crafts, which are sold at TTF events in the United States. The revenue goes back to the group and sustains its work and members' families.
Dr. Tim Meade examines children in a village schoolroom during an outreach visit. For most of these children, their HIV test is negative; they typically have routine pediatric or tropical infections.
These boys on a retreat at the Tiny Tim & Friends farm. Events like this are intended to give children a sense of belonging and support and are an essential part of TTF's intervention model.
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Perhaps if you picked up this week's issue of New York Magazine, you admired the photograph of snowboarder Shaun White standing atop a cab, brandishing his Olympic gold medal in the rain. If you're a fan of the Flying Tomato, you may want to check out our behind-the-scenes video from the shoot. At the very least, it shows how good of a sport the guy is, standing in the pouring rain until his flowing tresses (which must have weighed 30 extra pounds by the end of it all) became thoroughly soaked. Related: 37 Minutes With Shaun White [NYM]


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Come Easter time, I much prefer to make my own eggs. I like knowing what's in them. But even more that that I love having fun with patterns and colours and flavours. This batch is a fairly basic batch of eggs. They're all Russian doll type eggs in that there's smaller eggs inside each.
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Matryoshka eggs! Delicious...
I've made chocolate eggs and I know how difficult it can be to get the thickness even all around. I applaud you on these - as with everything actually
Great eggs!
Oh my Bakeress, that's amazing! O___O Must check tutorial.
Ooh, nice. I especially like the one on the bottom right. The Russian doll idea sounds great too.
I want to eat them~
I want to eat them~
Ooh, yummy!
I had so much fun the other day making my first ever chocoalte eggs, next Easter I must get some plastic molds instead of silicone molds.
Did you have trouble with the silicone? I've not used them myself (I'm a tight-arse and go for the cheapest option haha).
I am always using silicone molds for chocolates but for Eggs it was a little tricky as you had 6 per tray. The indents of which I filled in with different coloured chocolate had to set before adding the rest of the chocolate but because silicone is flexible I could really move the trays around to spread the chocolate around because what was already there would have cracked so had to use a spoon which was hard work especially when the chocoalte started to set! Definitely going for plastic next time or make the eggs one colour and pipe on some decor afterwards.
Excellent tutorial. I'm going to love making these, especially knowing there are no artificial preservatives going in mine. Thanks so much for the great picture and helpful tutorial.
Oohh, that looks really awesome and delicious! You'll be having an awesome easter eating your home-made chocolate eggs :')
(Almost wrote "You'll have fun eating your own eggs" but that may sound just that little bit weird x) )
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I've got a beautiful, velvety black bean soup for you today. The tang comes from three kinds of citrus-- lemon, lime, and orange. You can prepare this completely and totally vegan by using veggie broth, and steer clear from the liquified chicken that I used (I already had it in the pantry).
We share the leftovers with my friend Jenny, and she reported back that the lemon twist at the end was a nice surprise and a great flavor combo.
The Ingredients.
serves 8
1 pound black beans, soaked overnight and drained
1 (15-ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained
2 cloves garlic, chopped
1 red bell pepper, seeded and diced
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon allspice
1 tablespoon cumin
1 teaspoon chipotle chile powder
1 orange, juiced
1 lime, juiced
4 cups chicken broth (or vegetable!!)
1 lemon, sliced in wedges for serving (not pictured in the ingredients, and the one pictured in the final shot looks like a lime because I plunked it right off the tree and it wasn't ripe yet! oops.)
The Directions.
Use a 6-quart slow cooker. Put the soaked and drained black beans into your slow cooker.
for a quick soak method: place dried beans into a large saucepan on the stovetop with a bunch of fresh water. Boil rapidly for 10 minutes, then turn off heat and cover the pot. Let the beans sit for at least one hour before draining.
Add the tomatoes, garlic, bell pepper, and all dried spices. Now add the orange and lime juices, and stir in the broth until the spices and broth are completely distributed. Cover and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours, or until the beans are completely soft. Blend with a hand-held stick blender (I use this one, but mine is white) or carefully scoop the soup into a traditional blender and pulse until the soup is fully blended.
Serve each bowl with a lemon wedge, to use at the table for an even more pronounced burst of citrus.
The Verdict.
This soup feels like a vacation in a bowl. The bit of heat from the chipotle chile powder is washed away by the fresh citrusy tang. My whole family loved this soup, as did our neighbors! I kept my soup pretty light, but Adam and the kids added cheese, sour cream, and avocado slices to their bowls (and Tostitos scoop chips....).
I hope you had a very happy and safe Halloween. My kids all went out, although the baby (now 2 1/2) really just wanted to stay home and eat loads of candy. I somehow scheduled orthodontist appointments for my big kids later today, so they really did a top-notch job of flossing and brushing last night --- which makes me wonder if I should just make this a standing appointment? Hmmmmm.


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If the final days of a legislative session are spent deciding what laws the General Assembly will pass, then the first few days are focused on what the House and Senate hope will be on that list.
Setting those priorities was the main theme last week as other legislators and I returned to the Capitol and began filing legislation to kick off the 2016 Regular Session.
In the House, we will again work toward strengthening the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System, which is facing a multi-billion dollar liability and needs a plan to adequately address it.
Many battles await Congress as we begin 2016, but few are more important than the fight to protect our right to bear arms. Our right to self-defense is not granted by any government. Rather, it is a God-given, natural right. In the words of George Mason, the Founding Father known as the "Father of the Bill of Rights:" "To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them."
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A couple of weeks ago my husband and I were in Wal-Mart, when a young girl in a wheelchair was being pushed by her dad, passed me and said you should smile. Boy, was she right. We should count our blessings each day and smile.
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As the leader of Gov. Matt Bevin's effort to transform Medicaid, Mark Birdwhistell will get a chance to take up where he left off in the last Republican administration.
The Kentucky Medicaid reforms that won approval under Birdwhistell's leadership 10 years ago emphasized prevention, wellness and controlling the over-prescribing of drugs, all of which should still be priorities.
On Nov. 7, 2015, the American Legion Auxiliary 41, hosted a chili cook off and toy run for veterans and children's Christmas. Throughout the months of November and December we received donations from members of the community. We could not have made this event possible without the support of our American Legion Post 41 and the commander Raymond Meadows, the community, and many individuals.
This week, as it has regularly done since Kentucky became the nation's 15th state in 1792, the General Assembly returns to the Capitol to start another legislative session.
Since it is an even-numbered year, the House and Senate will meet for 60 working days and wrap up our work by April 15th, as required by Kentucky's constitution.
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New to Office 365 in July—new intelligent services Researcher and Editor in Word, Outlook Focused Inbox for desktop and Zoom in PowerPoint
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New to Office 365 in June—Microsoft Planner general availability, inking on Android devices, security features for Office 365 and more
June has been another busy month of updates across our Office apps on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. We reached new milestones for Microsoft Planner and GigJam. We are also introducing Office 365 Advanced Security Management, new datacenter regions and the next cumulative feature update to Office 2016.
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This month, our updates include a tool for migrating Evernote notes to OneNote, enhancements to PowerPoint Designer and new languages supported in Office for Mac and Skype Translator. We also have updates for our commercial customers using Skype for Business, Project Online and Office 365 video. —Read on for details on these updates.
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February has been another busy month for releases across our Office clients on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. There are a number of exciting new capabilities in Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. In addition, we released the first cumulative feature update since the initial September release of the Office 2016 apps—otherwise known as the "Deferred Channel" build—for our commercial customers.
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By Birdie McNeill CW: This article includes personal stories of sexual violence and contains explicit language. Rape, sexual violence, sexual assault, consent violation, sexual harassment. When we hear these terms, many automatically picture a small young woman fending off some sexually aggressive man. This paradigm leaves … [Read more...]
Speak Up: Recalibrating the Relationship Between Body Image and Assertiveness
Editor's note: Studies have shown that around age 10 girls begin to decrease their assertiveness in the classroom. It's important to note that this behavior does not occur in a vacuum. A lack of role models, gender bias exhibited by adults, media messages and the hypersexualization and pinkification of girlhood greatly impact a … [Read more...]
Sons of Anarchy's Ron Perlman Proves Body Image Concerns Men Too
By Asha Daya at GirlTalkHQ, cross-posted with permission Body image is a big deal in society today. A quick search of the term on our website will bring up a plethora of articles about celebrities, bloggers, moms, and women who have struggled with their self-image and want to speak up about it to empower others. But what about … [Read more...]
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By Philip N. Cohen, PhD, Contributor at Sociological Images Sociologists like to say that gender identities are socially constructed. That just means that what it is, and what it means, to be male or female is at least partly the outcome of social interaction between people – visible through the rules, attitudes, media, or … [Read more...]
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By Sayantani DasGupta Okay, someone tell me – since when did Halloween become a time to fly your racist and sexist flags without censure? I, for one, am tired of it. So, hopefully we're all on board by now with the idea that dressing our daughters up as 'naughty' leopards and 'sexy' nurses might be, say, a tad disgusting. As … [Read more...]
The Sandy Hook Tragedy: Masculinity and the Expectation of Violence
By Ashley-Michelle Papon On December 14, 2012, Sandy Hook Elementary became a household name. In a flurry of gunfire, 20-year-old Adam Lanza reignited the politically charged debates over the factors that inevitably perpetuate the cycle of violence. As the media reported a growing death toll, everyday citizens took to their … [Read more...]
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Host travelers in my city!! - If you come from FRANCE or URUGUAY, and you have space for bringing a book, please let me know. It is pretty difficult for me to get books I need for my translations... I would pay you for it right away. :)
I think it's difficult to talk about oneself, but I suppose I can say I'm an easy going person, I love any kind of music and I really enjoy showing my city.
I speak some english and french and I would like to practice some (but it's ok if you want to learn spanish from me). I'm also a spanish teacher for beginners.
I studied Literature but I work as an historian; my subject: student movements from the 20's (Really specific! Jeje...).
I'd love to travel all over the world but right now I'm
just saving money to do it.
As a host: make sure the surfers feel confortables and make sure they really know Bogotá!!
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I love to show my town so people can say they really went to Bogotá. I can host two people top at a time. Eventually I'd love to visite some places, but now I'm saving some money.
I've hosted some people and I always make tours in my city (I love that!).
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Tips Help Dry Out Wet Electronics
Published: Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 1:18 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 1:18 a.m.
Sooner or later, the inevitable is bound to happen. Otherwise, it wouldn't be the inevitable.
In the case of today's column, it involves electronics and water. The best plan is to keep the two separated. But you know someone who has tried and failed, don't you? Electronics companies do, too, and they already have an out:
"If an iPhone or iPod has been damaged by liquid (for example, coffee or a soft drink)," warns a product-information page on the Apple website, "the service for such liquid damage is not covered by the Apple one (1) year limited warranty or an AppleCare Protection Plan (APP)."
Both those devices have "Liquid Contact Indicators in the bottom of the headphone jack," the website notes. "The iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and later models also have an indicator on the bottom of the dock-connector housing. These indicators will be activated when they come in direct contact with water or a liquid containing water."
While not all devices have such indicators, they all can wind up in the drink. Or toilet bowl. Or washing machine. Or swimming pool.
The first rule in addressing a wet cellphone is to not turn a wet one on. If it's on, shut it off. Then remove the battery, if possible, along with any accessories and covers.
A vacuum cleaner or shop vacuum held near the phone can suck much of the moisture out. Some repair sites suggest keeping the air flow going for 20 or 30 minutes to remove as much moisture as possible.
Using a hair dryer isn't recommended.
The long-standing treatment for water is to bury the phone in uncooked rice overnight and let the rice absorb the remaining moisture.
You might want something a little more absorbent than rice. The Bheestie Bag (about $20), from a company based in Portland, Ore., can turn wet gadgets bone dry (www.bheestie.com).
A company spokesman said the beads contained in the bag can draw out up to 700 percent more water than rice.
Bury the wet electronic device in the beads, then seal the bag (it measures about 9-by-6 inches). The drying process takes from 24 to 72 hours.
Blue indicator beads are in the bag when it first arrives. They will turn white as they lose their ability to absorb water. The bag can be reused, and should be good for about a year.
The company doesn't guarantee that the gadget will emerge from the Bheestie Bag in working condition. But it will emerge a lot dryer than when it went in, with a better chance of working.
It's a possible cure, something to think about having on hand when the inevitable happens.
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I'm working on a netbeans project with a Zend Framework "nature" on two computer synced by mercurial. On the first computer, where the project has been created, project is marked as a ZF one and I can run ZF.bat commands in contextual menu.
On the second one, project has been imported via mercurial but ZF nature is not applied to project.
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Riverside Cemetery
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Lat: 48° 25' 41"N, Lon: 89° 15' 14"W
To reach Riverside Cemetery, turn west from the Trans Canada Highway 17 onto Oliver Road and drive about 3 kilometres. It is between Lakehead University and George Burke Park on Oliver Road.
Riverside Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Thunder Bay. It contributes to the expansive green space and the institutional nature of the area. It was established in 1884 as a non-denominational cemetery for the city of Port Arthur, and it has become a interesting time capsule showing the growth and multicultural heritage of the city.
This is not a complete listing of all of the burials in this cemetery. The records below were provided by contributors to Interment.net. Last edited Feb 23, 2011. Total records = 820.
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KEMET Announces Closing of Transaction to Acquire Arcotronics
Friday October 12, 4:01 pm ET
GREENVILLE, S.C., Oct. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- KEMET Corporation (NYSE: KEM - News) today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Arcotronics Italia S.p.A., from Blue Skye (Lux) S.a r.l. The acquisition includes seven manufacturing facilities in Sasso Marconi, Monghidoro, and Vergato, Italy; Landsberg, Germany; Towchester, United Kingdom; Kyustendil, Bulgaria; and Anting-Shanghai, China.
"Arcotronics is a well-known brand in our industry and brings revenue in excess of $200 million to our company. The addition of the Arcotronics Group to our KEMET family represents a significant strategic milestone for us as we advance toward our goal of becoming The Capacitance Company," said KEMET CEO Per-Olof Loof. "The combination will create a stronger global business and will give KEMET the clear market leadership position for film and paper capacitors in Europe. It also expands our current product portfolio, broadens our technologies, and allows us to better serve new and existing customers. It will also allow us to achieve a more balanced portfolio, increasing our


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KenGen of Kenya Plans to Raise $3.85 Billion From Lenders
Kenya Electricity Generating Co., the East African nation's biggest power producer, said it will seek to raise $5.5 billion through a mix of 70 percent debt and 30 percent equity to finance a doubling of its output capacity.
Development finance institutions, export agencies, commercial banks and other lenders will provide about $3.85 billion, while $1.65 billion will come from joint ventures, a rights offer and revenue, acting Chief Executive Officer Simon Ngure told reporters today in the capital, Nairobi.
KenGen, as the company is known, plans to generate 2,500 megawatts of additional capacity over 40 months, representing half of the government's target to boost installed capacity by 5,000 megawatts by 2017, he said.
"The reason why we need this power is to drive economic growth in this country," Ngure said.
With the economy growing and the population expanding, electricity consumption in Kenya is rising an average of 8 percent a year. KenGen produces 1,239 megawatts, while four private producers account for the remainder of the countrywide installed capacity of 1,664 megawatts, according to the company.
The state owns about 70 percent of KenGen, which currently relies on hydropower generation that is affected by recurrent drought. President Uhuru Kenyatta said in September the country plans to become more reliant on natural-gas and coal-fired generation to lower costs by as much as six-fold.
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East Africa's biggest economy is preparing to sell its inaugural Eurobond to raise as much as $2 billion by early next year to fund infrastructure development such as power projects.
KenGen is also considering a bond offer and in addition may sell an asset-backed bond linked to geothermal resources, Ngure said. Kenya is Africa's largest geothermal-power producer.
"We are thinking about a year from now but we need to work on the numbers," he said. "The size will be driven by the market and the value of the steam."
The company yesterday announced profit surged to 5.25 billion shillings ($61.7 million) in the 12 months through June from 2.82 billion shillings a year earlier.
That beat the median estimate of three analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, who forecast net income would be 3.36 billion shillings. Revenue grew 4 percent to 16.5 billion shillings.
The shares rose 1.8 percent to 17.35 shillings, the highest since Oct. 14, by 3:46 p.m. in Nairobi. That extends gains in Kenya's second-best performing stock by 97 percent this year, compared with a 36 percent gain on the FTSE NSE 25 Share Index.


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as far as i read the previous threads there is a simple way to hack it for wp2.7 compability. i just want to know it, because always when i try to hack some features i need into a plugin-code, there´s a new version including the features some weeks after and all my work was done for nothing. so, dear Jonas Einarsson, if you read this: please provide a working plugin-forum/site/whatever.


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Now that the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is in play, there is mass confusion.
Even folks that don't pay attention to current affairs are being impacted. Their health insurance is going up. The website that taxpayer money was spent on to develop is a disaster. Yet politicians spin the reality of the reason it doesn't work.
There will be a big reality come income tax time. When fines (taxes) hit the masses for those that don't sign up for government-acceptable insurance, aggravation will set in. Even when/if the website gets to working, the quotes will probably not match the issued insurance company's premium, because even with everyone being eligible for health insurance that does not mean it will be cheap.
And those taxes/fines go up each year one does not comply with the passed-by-Democrats-only Obamacare law.
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I'm trying to upgrade from Ubuntu Karmic to Lucid, but it fails because etckeeper detects changes which happen during
sudo do-release-upgrade and prevents the running of apt. How do I temporarily turn it off?
** etckeeper detected uncommitted changes in /etc prior to apt run
** Aborting apt run. Manually commit and restart.
Exception during pm.DoInstall(): E:Problem executing scripts DPkg::Pre-Invoke 'if [ -x /usr/sbin/etckeeper ]; then etckeeper pre-install; fi', E:Sub-process returned an error code
Could not install the upgrades
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A History of Catholic Moral Theology in the Twentieth Century
From Confessing Sins to Liberating Consciences
James F. Keenan, SJ
Continuum, $29.95, 256 pp.
With this book, James Keenan takes his place alongside several of his Jesuit brothers who have cast light on the development of Catholic moral theology in the past century: Josef Fuchs (Keenan's teacher in Rome), Richard McCormick (the author for many years of the "Notes on Moral Theology" in Theological Studies), and John Mahoney (author of the magnificent The Making of Moral Theology).
Keenan's book is by no means perfect: it suffers from flaws all too gleefully catalogued by R. R. Reno in an intemperate review [1] in First Things (December 2010). To begin with, the first several chapters sometimes read like barely reworked lectures notes: I felt like I was back in graduate school, with the difference that it was impossible to liven things up by peppering the lecturer with questions and requesting elaborations. The last chapter, on work from around the world during the first decade of this new century, proves less discussion than list. One learns who is out there writing what (and Keenan seems to have read everyone), but there is little detailed theological engagement. Perhaps the lesson here is not to try writing a history of the present.
Keenan, who holds the Founders Professorship in Theology at Boston College, is respected and well liked by his colleagues in the academic guild. He has been the organizer of two influential...
Links[1] http://www.firstthings.com/article/2010/11/a-caricature-of-history
[2] https://www.commonwealmagazine.org/user/login?destination=print/33756
[3] https://www.commonwealmagazine.org/subscribe-Commonweal


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