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DALLAS (AP) - Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott is laying out his border security agenda if elected governor in November.
Abbott was expected Tuesday to roll out his plan at a Dallas nonprofit that helps women exploited by sex traffickers. His agenda is also expected to include broader proposals on immigration and criminal justice in Texas.
Abbott has laid low in recent weeks as most attention in the governor's race has focused on Democrat Wendy Davis and questions about her personal story. She's dismissed the criticism as baseless personal attacks.
Border security has emerged as a big issue in Republican primary contests - but not in the governor's race. That's because Abbott has no real challenger for the GOP nomination.
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Soak the pounded saffron in the hot milk and set aside. In a heavy-based saucepan (large enough to hold the meat and rice together), melt the ghee or butter over a low heat and sizzle the cassia or cinnamon, cardamoms, cloves, peppercorns and bay leaves for 15-20 seconds. Add the onions and increase the heat to medium. Stir and fry the onions for 4-5 minutes. Add garlic and ginger, stir and cook for a further 2-3 minutes, then add the spices and chilli. Stir and cook for 12 minutes. Add the salt, yoghurt, meat and half the saffron milk. Stir to distribute well and switch off the stove. Put the rice in a pan with plenty of hot water and 2tsp salt. Bring to the boil for 1 minute. Drain the rice and pile it on top of the meat. Drizzle the remaining saffron milk on the rice. Soak a large piece of grease-proof paper and squeeze out the water. Spread this on top of the rice. Now soak a clean tea towel, squeeze out the water and spread it on top of the grease-proof paper. Put the lid on the pan. Now seal the top of the saucepan with a large piece of kitchen foil so that no steam can escape. Place the pan over a very low heat and cook for 1 hour. Use a heat diffuser if necessary and do not peep during cooking! Remove the biryani from the heat and allow to stand for 15 minutes. Stir it gently with a fork to mix the meat and the rice and serve immediately, garnished with the toasted flaked almonds. DISCLAIMER? Copyright 1996 - SelecTV Cable Limited. All rights reserved. Carlton Food Network http://www.cfn.co.uk/
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I get loads of [inherit] messages, one behind each post
and posts appear several times on the calendar
I get loads of [inherit] messages, one behind each post
and posts appear several times on the calendar
Thank you for using the Editorial Calendar. I'm sorry you're having trouble with it.
Could you please give me a few more details about what is going on? A screen shot would help. Does every post appear several times? Can you include a screen shot? Do you have many other plugins installed?
np, I will wait till WordPress 3.2 is officially released and let you know if the problem still exists
running IE9, WP 3.2 RC4
here is the screenshot:
Thank you for the screen shot. I tried the calendar with WordPress 3.2-RC3 on IE9 and I'm not seeing any posts with the status inherit. Do you have any suggestions for how I can reproduce this? Do you have any other plugins installed? Is there anything special about the way you created the posts that have this status?
Hello Zack
I could give you an account so you can take a look
im running over 30 plugins
but none should interfere with the posts
you should have recieved an email by now with login data
Thank you for giving me access. I was able to log in, but I can't see the calendar. You have to make me an author to see the calendar at all and an editor to see the posts you've added.
np just gimme half a minute
you got access
Thank you very much. I poked around a little and you do have many posts with the status inherit. That status is normally reserved for attachments. I've tried making many attachments on my test blog, but I haven't been able to reproduce this issue.
Do you have any plugins that changed the behavior of attachments or do anything special with them?
I will mail you a list of the plugins I use
I wanted to echo this post and say I'm having this problem too.
I also have a ton of plugins, but I suspect the problem either relates to custom post types, custom taxonomies, or custom fields.
It was after I introduced these features that the Ed Calendar got all screwy.
I'm sorry you're having trouble with the plugin. Can you give me a few more details about what "all screwy" means?
Hi Zack,
By all screwy I mean, I started seeing all the "inherit" posts, similar to the screenshot that Ramoonus shared.
I was in the process of converting a bunch of posts to the custom post type of review -- I used the plugin Post Type Switcher to change the post type value.
As a result, I was touching dozens of posts to make simple updates. When I finished and looked at the Ed Calendar for my new post type, it was full of duplicate posts(reviews) that had the [inherit] text next to it. I can delete them manually but it is extremely laborous.
Those posts with the status "inherit" are attachments to other posts. Normally they don't show up in the calendar because WordPress doesn't return them unless you ask for them specifically. Do you have any other plugins that might be changing the visibility of posts?
I'm guessing the problem is the other plugin I use related to custom fields and post types ... It's likely occurring with the plugin "Custom Field Template". I'm not sure what it does under the covers, but it provides a nice UI for the custom fields I created. Perhaps how it handles saving that data under the covers uses the attachment functionality?
I dunno, I just now that once I converted to custom post types with custom fields, things started looking messy in Editorial Calendar, namely due to the duplicate [inherit] titles.
These inherit posts don't show up in the main post listing, so I didn't expect to see them in Ed Cal. I do some looking on their pages and see if others have encountered issues.
I dont use custom post types
DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type = 'inherit';
I'm glad that worked for you, but I would caution other people to be careful before trying this. Using SQL to delete records from your WordPress database id definitely a varsity level move.
i tried but i didnt seem to be the solution
I just installed your calendar, and I am also getting INHERIT posts that are duplications of published posts. I thought it had to do with posts not added through Calendar, but I added a post the other day with your "new post" feature, saved it as a draft, then finished/posted it today and now I have the post that was published along with 2 with the same name saying Inherit on the same day. Another post I did last week has 5 instances of it with Inherit on the same day. This makes the calendar quite cluttered. It only appears to happen on posts I've published, not on drafts.
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Can I add that I'm also getting the same error!
It appears to add them as I save - suspect that they're revisions somehow appearing on the calendar? I tend to mess about a lot with my posts and save them often - so I've literally got 20 or so duplicates on a single day.
I get them on posts, custom posts and on my drafts and published / pending posts both on my main site and on my test version which runs the same theme and plugins - I've got a load of them - bbPress, Buddypress, Gravity Forms and a ton of map based ones (WP-Geo, XML Google Maps), Quick Cache, Network Publisher, Advertisement Management, Analytics for WP, Captcha, Custom Post Type UI, Events Manager, Fancybox, GD Star RAting, GFCustom post types, Post Type Switcher, Search Everything,Tiny MCE advanced, Twitter VJCK, WP-Page Navi - plus a few I added after the bug crept in.. Using the Reviewit theme from Ghostpool.
I'm gutted - as your plugin in awesome for scheduling my posts - so any light you can shed on this would be appreciated.
I'm having the same issue. Running Editorial Calendar 1.8 on WordPress 3.3.1 and running WP in MultiSite mode. When I look at the calendar for published posts, I see multiple instances of [inherit] for each blog post. Here is a screenshot:
While my site *does* use custom post types, this is the calendar for just regular old posts. I wondered if this had something to do with revisions, as the "[inherit]" posts all had links on the "View" link that included something like "-Revision-2" and all went to a 404 if you viewed them... but could be edited if you clicked the "Edit" link.
In digging further, I found this example of the process a post goes through and noticed the "inherit" post status:
I went looking through the code of the Editorial Calendar plugin and found this section where the list of posts is found:
* When we get a set of posts to populate the calendar we don't want
* to get all of the posts. This filter allows us to specify the dates
* we want.
function edcal_filter_where($where = '') {
global $edcal_startDate, $edcal_endDate;
$where .= " AND post_date >= '" . $edcal_startDate . "' AND post_date < '" . $edcal_endDate . "'";
return $where;
I changed that to include
AND post_status != 'inherit' as seen here:
* When we get a set of posts to populate the calendar we don't want
* to get all of the posts. This filter allows us to specify the dates
* we want.
function edcal_filter_where($where = '') {
global $edcal_startDate, $edcal_endDate;
$where .= " AND post_date >= '" . $edcal_startDate . "' AND post_date < '" . $edcal_endDate . "' AND post_status != 'inherit'";
return $where;
And that is now working fine. I'll send this in to the email address for the plugin authors to let them know.
Dan, you're a star!
Works perfectly for me now, and as I'm rather compuslsive about clicking save every few minutes, my calendar had become rather a mess. Just to confirm that this works for all my custom post calendars as well.
Lets hope the authors modify the code.
Just to update - the new update doesn't rectify this - had to come back here to grab the solution again!
Hello Everyone,
Thanks to Dan York for finding the solution here. I'm sorry I didn't see the solution until now.
I've applied a slightly different fix which filters out posts with a status of inherit. It will be part of the next release of the calendar.
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There is a problem with this plugin.
Links page (wp link-manager in admin) and feeds added via Syndication page are connected/mixed so that you if you do not want to get a feed from site X it will be also removed from the links list in my link-manager page and will not show up in "Links" box at my sites front page.
1) I have a site A on my "links" page but this site has no feed.
2) I have a site B on my feeds list in my Syndication page but it DO NOT want this URL to show up on my Links box in the sidebar.
So, if I mark this link B as private, it is removed also from the feeds Syndication page. Why?
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EU regulation on country-of-origin labelling across all meats could mean an "added burden" to the food industry and consumers, the British Meat Processors Association has said.
Speaking at the Westminster Food & Nutrition Forum conference in London today (7 November), Stephen Rossides, director of the British Meat Processors Association, said he is "very wary" of mandatory country-of-origin labelling.
"It strikes us as contrary to EU principles and can add to the regulatory burdens and cost savings of businesses, and can end up being passed upwards to consumers," he told attendees.
The regulations, passed last year, set out changes to the way information on nutrition, country-of-origin and ingredients are displayed on food labels. An extension to rules on how manufacturers display country-of-origin information means labels on certain foods, also now includes fresh meat from pigs, sheep, goats and poultry.
However, Rossides said there needs to be more research from the EU in order to "find out what consumers want".
"Just because we have country of origin labelling for beef, it doesn't mean we should have it for all meat," he said. "Times are hard for consumers and for food companies and they don't need that added burden."
Rossides, however, believes a provenance-based origin labelling scheme would be preferable.
"Country-of-origin labelling would be onerous to operate and there would almost certainly be costs attached that would have to be absorbed by the industry no doubt. When mandatory labelling is implemented, it leads to other more onerous requirements for fresh meat. There is a long way to go on this discussion on what is important and what is not so important."
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Little is known about the methamphetamine market in the region, but there are strong indications that the situation is deteriorating with substances becoming stronger, methods of use more harmful and the number of users steadily increasing. There is an urgent need for donors and governments to introduce effective harm reduction measures.
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Soft Chewy Oatmeal Cookies
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|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Baking powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Unsweetened applesauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Natural One)
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Egg white
|1 Large, beaten
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Put the oats, flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt into a bowl, mix thoroughly, and set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the applesauce, brown sugar, and corn syrup.
Mix until the sugar is completely dissolved.
Stir in the beaten egg white, then the vanilla extract.
Add the cinnamon and the rolled oat mixture.
Stir well.
Fold in the raisins.
With a 1/4 cup measure, scoop level measures of dough onto an ungreased cookie sheet, leaving 2 inches of space between each.
Bake for about 15 minutes, until the edges turn golden brown.
Remove the cookie sheet from the oven and cool for about 1 minute, then transfer the cookies to a rack and cool for 10 to 15 minutes longer.
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Calories 602 Calories from Fat 48
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g8.6%
Saturated Fat 0.8 g4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 647.6 mg27%
Total Carbohydrates 121 g40.4%
Dietary Fiber 9.8 g39%
Sugars 40.9 g
Protein 16 g31.5%
Vitamin A 0.1% Vitamin C 0.08%
Calcium 14.2% Iron 29.7%
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We're all snooker loopy... Actually, no we're not. Whenever I play, I want to tear the baize off the table, roll it up, set it on fire and throw it through the nearest window. Preferably a window where a snooker player lives. However, virtual snooker is not nearly as frustrating, so perhaps World Championship Snooker Real 11 (yes, that is the title) will be something I can get on board with.
Featuring all of the 2010/11 official tournaments, venues and players, WSC Real 11 promises to be the definitive snooker experience, with Ronnie O'Sullivan on the cover, dynamic challenges in the game and even a rewind mode for replaying your shots.
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This article is lovely! ... Let's do some thinking about how best to divide the labour between it and Treveri, though, shall we? Right now there's a lot of overlap. In theory, Celtic Luxembourg is more restricted, because it includes only Luxembourg and not Trierland; but the article also extends further back in time, well into the Hallstatt period. Merge? Start with Celtic Luxembourg, then move to Treveri around the middle or late La Tène? Q·L·1968 ☿ 21:13, 11 January 2008 (UTC)
Celtic Luxembourg or Pre-Roman?[edit]
The original title of this article was Celtic Luxembourg. While it is true that the background covers evidence of earlier civilisations, the emphasis was on the Celts and the sites where there is evidence of their presence. If I had wanted to write an article about Pre-Roman Luxembourg, I would have devoted much more effort to covering indications of earlier inhabitants. I therefore think it would be appropriate to go back to Celtic Luxembourg. -- Ipigott (talk) 11:07, 21 March 2010 (UTC)
Now restored to Celtic Luxembourg. -- Ipigott (talk) 14:27, 21 March 2010 (UTC)
Hello. I am from the Luxembourgish Museum of History. The Celts were strong rooted in Luxemburg. (Hallstatt Culture, Latene Culture and of course Gallo Roman Period.) The Trevirian Tribe did not left the terratories of Luxembourg when the roman come. The royal trevirian elite took roman customes and of course the latin language. But Hieronymus (4 centurie) wrote in his comment to the Galater Letter, that in the Region of Trier, the Treviri still talking their celtic Language. And Other Writers tell us the same. Such as Ausonius, Tacitus e.t.c. The Celtic Culture did not dissapear with the Romans but become the Gallo Roman Culture who was very different to the Roman (see Fanum, Jupiter Trees, e.t.c) From the year 265 A.D to 274 there was the Imperium Galliarum wich was a Gallo Roman Empire of the Northern Celtic Provinces. This Empire was ruled not by Romans but by Celts and Germans. The Gallo-Roman Period was an evolution of the Celtic Culture. Even when the Francs arrived in 5. centurie they respected the celtic/galloroman costumes and culture. The Treviri were franconised in 1200 A.D. But the Folklore of our Land, our Traditions, Solar Festivals and even some Words of our "Francish" Language still is Celtic. You can see that our celtic heritage is far more complex... There are some good Books on that. I Hope you could edit your Article to the facts that the celtic/galloroman Heritage still lives today in Luxembourg. Thank you and Luxembourgish Greetings. Odhrain Kayser — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 09:13, 13 January 2013 (UTC)
Since Luxembourg did not exist in Celtic times, wouldn't it make more sense to name this article Celtic sites in Luxembourg or something? It is really about the remaining evidence of Celtic settlement in Luxembourg. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 14:27, 16 April 2013 (UTC)


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Objective: The objective of this research was to review the extent to which health-related quality of life (HR-QOL) and other patient-reported outcomes (PROs) have played a role in drug approval and labelling since 2006, when the US FDA issued its draft guidance on the use of PRO measures and the European Medicines Agency (EMA), its reflection paper on HR-QOL.
Methods: This research was conducted through a systematic manual review of therapy area-specific regulatory guidelines (US and EU) and product labels issued during the period 1 January 2006 to 16 November 2010.
Results: Fifteen (39.5% of all guidance documents) and 34 (35.8%) guidance documents containing recommendations for the inclusion of PRO endpoints in clinical trials were released by the FDA and the EMA, respectively. The FDAreferred to HR-QOL (as a secondary endpoint) in 3 of the 15 (20%) guidances. The EMA recommended use of HR-QOL endpoints in 22 of the 34 (65%) guidance documents. The FDA approved 93 products with PRO endpoints in labelling (out of 432 total approvals). Of those, eight products (8.6% of all products with a PRO claim) documented treatment benefits characterized as HR-QOL. The EMA approved 54 products that included PRO endpoints in labelling (out of 248 total approvals), of which 16 products (29.6% of all products with a PRO claim) reflected HR-QOL data.
Conclusion: Our review shows that the patients' perspective in clinical research is important for the EMA and FDA, with HR-QOL endpoints still playing a minor role in product claims. Our analysis suggests that the EMA's receptivity to HR-QOL endpoints is greater than the FDA's, and that both agencies value patient-reported symptom data. Differences between the agencies' acceptance of PRO endpoints, especially HRQOL, might reflect differences in their structure and organization. As the world's largest medical regulatory agency, the FDA employs an 'army' of experts to review submissions and develop guidance. This internal expertise enables the FDA to take an active role in defining endpoints, developing guidance and regulations that clarify their expectations, and enforcing regulatory policy. By contrast, the EMA, working with a network of over 4500 European experts, relies on clinicians and the scientific community for the definition of validity and the acceptance of an endpoint. Historically, the EMA has been more likely to accept existing measures, including global assessment and diaries, provided the assessments are supported by peer-reviewed publications of the development and validity of the instruments. Thus, the peer-review process and acceptance by the scientific and medical communities greatly influence the acceptance of PRO claims in EMA product approvals. Finally, the FDA's stance may be driven, in part, by the potential use of PRO information in direct-to-consumer advertising and whether such measures are meaningful and interpretable by patients. For the future, we believe that the empowerment of patients in healthcare decision making will foster the use of specific PROs for evaluating the benefits of treatments on criteria that are meaningful to patients, in addition to traditional clinical endpoints.
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Volume 25, Issue 3 , pp 147-160
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"In honor of Marine Corporal Joshua Watkins, 1999 Nease graduate," it reads.
And then the dates: "4/8/81-10/21/06."
A little more than two years ago, Watkins was killed while on patrol in Iraq.
The small rectangular plaque will serve as a reminder for the future, his mother, Amy Watkins Vazquez, said.
"As time goes on, people's lives go on, and we forget," she said. "Maybe in years to come, someone will walk by here and pause and remember."
The school installed the plaque while dedicating its Navy Junior ROTC flagpole Monday in honor of Watkins.
The dedication ceremony is part of the school district's increased focus on honoring veterans, said School Board member Bill Mignon, who was principal at Nease when Watkins attended.
He said the ceremony will have an effect on the dozens of students who attended.
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"As we assemble here this morning, there are men and women all over the globe, on duty and standing watch, so we have the freedom to do that," said NJROTC instructor Capt. Bob Young.
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Monday was the first time she has set foot on the Nease campus since her son graduated in 1999 and enrolled at the University of North Florida.
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The Washington State Supreme Court is giving the plaintiffs in the gay marriage case a little extra time to contemplate asking the court to reconsider their lame-brained decision. A good sign? Discuss.
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The Washington State Supreme Court is giving the plaintiffs in the gay marriage case a little extra time to contemplate asking the court to reconsider their lame-brained decision. A good sign? Discuss.
Either a good sign or they realized if they didn't give sufficient time for decisions by those suing they would help it win on appeal for technical reasons, as well as elevate it higher, exposing some of the questionable logic behind their rulings on a national or regional stage.
That or they don't want Dan to make up nicknames for them.
Shari Alexander?
shouldn't they file an appeal thing even if its just symbolic, just to show that they're not going away? i wonder if that weasel jamie pederson will be against this before he becomes for it?
"The longer we have to think about it, the better off we are," said Lisa Stone, director of the Northwest Women's Law center. "We are analyzing every conceivable option, and nothing's off the table at this point."
It's refreshing to hear the lawyers keeping the public informed on or about their decision to file a motion to reconsider.
I'm all for filing that motion...Get on it!
I'm for it too—and we'll ask Pedersen about it tomorrow at the Stranger's second round of 43rd district endorsement interviews.
I've spoke to Jamie Pedersen and he knows this is important, AND symbolic. In fact, there are few people in this district who know that better than Jamie.
But remember folks, it's not just his decision. It's those plaintiffs too, who just might not want to be dragged through it all again to be turned down once more - even the possibility of such an outcome is scary, I'm sure.
i bet money this is how it goes:
if they make an appeal, pederson turns it into last-minute campaign fodder. if they don't appeal it, pederson takes the "i wanted to appeal but had to respect the plaintiffs decision" stance, for last minute campaign fodder.
isn't it funny, dan, how voters at the 43rd LD meeting last night didn't give a damn about two of your three finalists?
anyone at the stranger thinking better of the lame-brained final three?
What's your point, SA? Are we obligated to endorse—or come to the same conclusions—as the 43rd District org? Endorsements in this race are falling all over the place—it's one of the things that's making the race exciting, no?
Why wouldn't the plaintiffs want to do this? They were basically hand-picked anyway. They know the risks involved not matter how 'scary'.
One thing to consider: The opinion on the Supreme Court case wasn't just unjust, it was pretty weak and sloppy as far as opinions go, giving the legal community more options in the future (what those options are, who knows?) Going for a reconsideration could possibly give the Supreme Court an opportunity to tighten it up on the second try, leaving no room to maneuver later.
Don't EVEN try reading anything into this. It is pro forma - a party asks for a little time, it'll be granted because no one is disadvantaged.
At this point, logic has completely left the building.
The only way you can get the ruling you want is through appealing to bogus biases like they did. In this case, change it from an equal protection issue into a freedom of religion issue. Send some ministers up from gay friendly churches and have them say that the state is interfering with their freedom of religion by denying them the right to officiate their religious ceremonies (read: weddings) as they see fit.
I've done quite a few appeals in my time (well over 50), including several in the Washington Supreme Court. I've not had occasion to move for reconsideration of a S.Ct opinion but I've moved for reconsideration of a court of appeals decision. One very possible outcome is that the core of the decision will not change, but some of the ugly language on the periphery will be revised. For example, there could be some changes to make the decision less viciously harmful to gays and their families, even though the decision overall still upholds the DOMA.
It's hard to speculate; what the court could do will depend on what the plaintiffs ask for in their petition for reconsideration, and of course the court likely will be affected by the reactions to its idiocy.
Just because the reasoning and logic used by the Supreme Court was unsound and illogical, don't expect them to change their minds and deal with reality.
That's like expecting the WH to get some brains.
They need to file for reconsideration. We only need to sway one more judge. I think we can do it, if we didn't push a little bit just a short time ago we'd end up w/ Dino Rossi as governor. I'm sure that if the decision went the other way the other side would have an outcry to have the decision reconsidered. This state needs to know that queers aren't going to let them fuck w/ us.
It's entirely possible that they realized basing their decision on such a spurious claim as that marriage exists for procreation is questionable, at best. Possibly the reams of mail from those of us in legally-sanctioned marriages who cannot, will not, or don't wish to breed, made an impact. Possibly the reams of mail from those who cannot enter into legally-sanctioned marriages who have bred and are quietly rearing their offspring, made an impact. Maybe the cranio-rectal inversion suffered by three of them (I expect no different from idiots like Jim Johnson or Richard Sanders) is starting to reverse itself.
Dammit, Barbara Madsen's own daughter works for LGBT causes!
The Slog moves very fast. I have a question regarding the following post Dan.
"we'll ask Pedersen about it tomorrow at the Stranger's second round of 43rd district endorsement interviews."
Posted by Dan Savage - August 9, 2006 04:46 PM
What did Pedersen have to say? Did you have a chance to talk to him?
Thanks for the update in advance.
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Homilies on Judges. Homily one: Concerning what is written in the Book of Judges: "And the people served the Lord all the days of Jesus, and all the days of the elders, as many as lived a multitude of days after Jesus, who experienced all the great works of the Lord that he did for Israel" ; Homily two: On that which is written: "And Jesus, son of Nun, servant of the Lord, died" ; Homily three: On the fact that the people of Israel were handed over "into the hands of enemies," and about Othniel and Ehud ; Homily four: On Shamgar and Jabin and Sisera ; Homily five: On Deborah and Barak and Jael and Sisera ; Homily six: On the song which Deborah sang ; Homily seven: Concerning this: that the people of Israel were handed over into the hands of Midian ; Homily eight: On the people of the East and on Gideon in part ; Homily nine: Again, the rest on Gideon, and on the battle that Gideon waged with 300 chosen men.
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MIT-Developed Glass Breakthrough Could Make Our iDevices Even Better
This new glass could make your iDevices fog-proof, fingerprint-proof, and glare-proof, oh my!
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While the iMac will apparently receive an anti-reflective screen in its next refresh, would the option ever work for the iPhone or iPad?
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Conservation Opportunity Maps
The Conservation Opportunity Maps identify regional opportunities for biodiversity conservation in Washington. The maps assess the distribution of important species, plant communities, and ecological systems, and overlay them with human population trends. The maps are part of the "Washington Biodiversity Conservation Strategy."
Who can use the Conservation Opportunity Framework?
Communities, planners, agencies, schools, foundations—the maps and the underlying data are available to the public. The maps provide high-level guidance on where to invest in biodiversity conservation activities in Washington.
These activities include a wide range of approaches for stewarding biodiversity, maintaining working lands, and sustaining important cultural attributes of the landscape. The framework for the maps emphasizes that all areas can contribute to keeping Washington's species and ecosystems healthy.
How do the maps work?
Overlaying two sets of data—biodiversity significance and projected human population growth—produces a nine-part matrix of conservation opportunity.
The conservation opportunity maps are based on Washington's ecoregions. Ecoregions encompass landscape-level processes and share climate, vegetation, geology, and other environmental patterns. Washington's nine terrestrial ecoregions extend past our borders; we share a rich mix of species and ecosystems with our neighbors.
Ecoregions are a practical unit for conservation planning because they reflect broad ecological patterns and are large enough to include entire populations of species and their habitats, as well as natural processes such as wildfire.
Maps have been completed for seven of the nine terrestrial ecoregions that occur in Washington State.
Want to learn more?
The Washington Biodiversity Council put together a fact sheet about the maps, or take a look at Chapter 4 of the Washington Biodiversity Conservation Strategy.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has developed a data viewer application using ArcGIS, which enables users to see the data underlying the maps.
The Washington Natural Heritage Program has enhanced the mapviewer on LandScope Washington to include these maps and data.


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Cracking the Chianti Code
A Few Dollars More Reap Big Rewards; Classico's Charms
Over the next few weeks, with company coming over and cold weather arriving, you're probably going to need a red wine that will make everyone happy. This is it: Chianti -- but not just any Chianti, of course.
"Chianti" is one of those words that makes people smile. Maybe it's because so many of us remember it fondly from our youth, maybe it's because it makes us think of the beauty of Tuscany, or maybe it's just that the wine tastes good. In any event, a wine that brings a smile before it's even opened is certainly a good start. Unfortunately, it's not quite that easy.
Over the years, we have become increasingly disappointed with very inexpensive Chianti, the wine of our youth. We've found that most Chianti under $15 or so has become so simple and bland that it tastes, too often, like industrial wine. It lacks the lusty earthiness and true tastes of Tuscan soil that are so fundamental to Chianti's charm.
At the same time, there has been a revolution in the quality of better Chianti. In tasting after tasting over the past decade, we have found that somewhat-more-expensive Chianti is made more thoughtfully than ever but generally has stayed true to its roots. So here is some very specific advice on what to look for over the next few weeks if you're picking up a bottle of red to take to someone's house, if you're entertaining, or if you simply want to relax with a bottle of wine after all the festivities are over: Chianti Classico from the 2004 vintage.
Dow Jones Chianti Classico Index
- In a tasting, these were the favorites.
Chianti Classico, which is made primarily from the Sangiovese grape, comes from a specific, traditional region of Tuscany, and 2004 was a very good vintage that now is widely available. We picked up 50 of them from stores in five states to see if they were reliable. The answer is, in a word, yes.
When we think about good Chianti, we think about red bricks. This is a bit difficult to explain, since we've never actually eaten a red brick, but if you think about why red brick is so attractive and homey -- relaxed elegance, a sense of earth, elemental smells -- you can get an idea why we think of Chianti the same way. We found that these wines, overall, had a combination of easy drinkability and confident depth that made them special.
"These are not fussy wines," Dottie said at one point, and that's important. The best ones have relaxed, dry fruit, lively acidity, nice oak balance and an underpinning of earth and minerals that tell you where they came from. Some have a little touch of chocolate, and quite a few taste like blackberries or black cherries. They're medium-bodied; not so light that they can be ignored, but not so heavy that they're hard to drink.
People who know nothing about wine will drink them lustily because they simply taste good. People who know something about wine will be impressed that they are Classicos from a good year -- and will drink them lustily because they simply taste good.
Of course, they are not all winners. A few have fallen victim to over-oaked modernity, with tastes that are too sleek and have lost their slightly rough-hewn Tuscan charm. And there wasn't a single wine that totally wowed us. None of the wines rated higher than Very Good, but the average level of quality was quite good. After almost every flight, we talked about the consistent friendliness, charm and pleasing tastes of the wines.
Favorites from our tasting are listed in the attached index. While it's always impossible to know what wines you might find, we feel confident that if you stick with Chianti Classico from 2004, you'll have a soulful, tasty experience.
After one of our flights, we took some of our leftovers to our next-door neighbors. They called the next day. "We hadn't had Chianti in a long time, and we'd forgotten how much we enjoyed it," they said.
We'd guess that would be a pretty common reaction.
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Time is running short for holiday presents. In case you missed our recent columns with gift suggestions, here they are:
- A small wine refrigerator that holds 12 to 17 bottles and costs less than $150. This could change friends' lives because they'd always have a nice bottle of wine on hand for dinner, and at a good temperature, too. If you want to go whole-hog, you could include a perfect case of drink-today wines. Better move fast on this: A few weeks after we wrote about this, the Associated Press reported that "analysts and retailers say wine refrigerators...are one of the hottest holiday gift items this year." (See column.)
- A bottle of Penfolds Grange, Australia's greatest wine and one of the world's best. In a tasting of 10 vintages going back to 1971, we found them consistently excellent. In fact, five of the 10 rated Delicious or better. (See column.)
- The World-Wide Bubbly Sampler, a case (or half-case) of interesting sparkling wines from all over the world, except from California and the Champagne district of France. Bubblies are trendy right now, with good ones arriving from all over the world. This might persuade a friend to open sparklers far more often than just for weddings and New Year's. (See column.)
- A sampling of half bottles. More and more fine wines are being packaged in half-bottle sizes. By giving a mixed case of fine half bottles to friends, you can change some minds about the quality of wines in smaller bottles. (See column.)
If you'd like a copy of any of these columns, drop us a note at firstname.lastname@example.com.
—Melanie Grayce West contributed to this column.
The Dow Jones Chianti Classico Index
In a blind tasting of Chianti Classico from the 2004 vintage, these were our favorites. These are great with food, especially with the kinds of dishes you share with friends and family: roasts, meat or vegetable lasagna, sausage and peppers. Riserva means the wine was aged longer before release, but we did not find that riservas were consistently worth the higher price.
|Cennatoio (Leandro e Gabriella Alessi)
|Very Good
|Best of tasting. Hits all the right notes. Earthy but not heavy, easy to drink but with some underlying seriousness, nicely rich but with leavening acidity. Long-time favorite.
|Casa Emma (Fiorella Lepri)
|Very Good
|Best value. Rich, earthy fruit and an undertone of minerals that gives it a special sense of place. Lovely.
|Ruffino Riserva Ducale 'Oro'
|Very Good
|Smooth, with seriously purple fruit, blackberries, earth and some richness, like chocolate-covered cherries.
|Villa Cafaggio
|Very Good
|More serious than most, with tight, raisiny fruit and some structure. Almost chewy. Fine wine. Tastes expensive.
|Fontodi (Giovannie Marco Manetti)
|Good/Very Good
|Blueberries and blackberries in the mouth and then a long finish of earth and lemon. Some stuff underneath.
|Good/Very Good
|Easy and exuberantly fun, with everything in relaxed balance, with a happy, long, earthy finish.
|Podere il Palazzino 'Grosso Sanese'
|Good/Very Good
|Pleasant, grapey and relaxed, with a core of dark soil and lovely balance. Always a good name to look for.
|San Giusto a Rentennano 'Riserva Le Baroncole' (Martini di Cigala)
|Good/Very Good
|Unpretentious and very easy to drink, just about bursting with cherry-berry fruit. Demands a dish such as lasagna.
|Volpaia (Giovannella Stianti Mascheroni)
|Good/Very Good
|Easy to enjoy, but has stature, too, with balance and some depth. Buy more than you think you will need.
NOTE: Wines are rated on a scale that ranges: Yech, OK, Good, Very Good, Delicious, and Delicious! These are the prices we paid at wine stores in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New Jersey and New York. *We paid $42.99 for Ruffino, $24.99 for Fontodi and $24.50 for Volpaia, but these prices appear to be more representative. Prices vary widely.


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Losinoni village is in Northern Tanzania. The people who live in and around Losinoni are primarily Maasai, and they face incredibly harsh conditions in that area. Each day, around 600 children make their way to Losinoni Primary School, and despite the difficult terrain, lack of safe drinking water, and ongoing threats to their family's food supply, these children learn and thrive. In 2014, it was ranked the #1 primary school in the district.
AfricAid believes there are three main reasons for Losinoni's success:
Through the AfricAid School Lunch Program, the children of Losinoni Primary School have enough fuel to sustain them in their studies. They eat makande, a traditional Tanzanian dish of stewed beans and corn. The dish is especially popular among the Pare and Chagga people of the Kilimanjaro Region of Northern Tanzania, but the dish is eaten throughout the country, especially by school children. The reason is simple: makande provides a nutritious, "whole protein" meal at a relatively low cost. Swahili Mom Kitchen offers a great recipe for makande – why no try it yourself? There's a link to the recipe below.
With the support of our donors, AfricAid will continue to ensure that the children of Losinoni are able to thrive. We'd like to again say a big thank you to you for donating to the School Lunch Program through Global Giving.
With the support of our Global Giving Donors, AfricAid were recently able to install another computer lab at one of our partner schools in Northern Tanzania. Although most of AfricAid's Kisa Scholars have very little experience with computers, they are enthusiastic and quick learners, as we discovered with the recent installation.
Our most recent donations allowed us to buy a number of second-hand desktop computers from Computers 4 Africa. This organization sources computers from donors in developed countries who have machines they no longer need or want. The computers are fully refurbished and in very good condition. They are perfect for our needs and are excellently priced.
We received a delivery of C4A machines in early February and were met on-site at the recipient school by our IT technician Eddie. The girls had received word of the delivery and came to see the unloading and installation of the computers. Much to our delight, they asked Eddie and their IT teacher to show them how to set up and connect the machines, and then insisted in helping do just that. So in this report, we want to share a short video and a few photos of the process.
We are so grateful to all who donate to this project. Who knows, we might have a budding IT professional in our midst, which would be great news for an industry that is overwhelmingly dominated by males in Tanzania!
In mid-January AfricAid staff returned to work after a well-earned break, and 423 dedicated Kisa Scholars returned to their respective schools and resumed their Kisa leadership and life skills training.
One of the schools we partner with to deliver the Kisa Curriculum is Orkeeswa Secondary School, a unique rural school serving a mostly Maasai population. Orkeeswa students come from a community that is marginalized and impoverished, with very limited access to education.
The Kisa Curriculum is normally taught to girls in their final two years of secondary school – Forms 5 and 6, also known as Advanced Levels. But at schools like Orkeeswa, very few girls enjoy the kind of circumstances that allow them to make it that far. So in 2013 AfricAid decided to recruit Form 3 and 4 girls and teach the Kisa Curriculum to them. Just having made it to secondary school is a massive achievement and these girls are already considered potential community leaders. So teaching them leadership and life skills is very appropriate and is proving to be a great success.
The new school year for Forms 3 and 4 commenced in January and we have recently finished recruitment at Orkeeswa. 12 girls have just started Year 1; last year's Year 1 girls (18 of them) have just started Year 2 of the program. Kisa Mentors Eligrania and Gladys have been delighted with the progress of the Scholars to date and are looking forward to the year ahead, as they watch the transformation of these young women, especially in terms of confidence and self-belief.
Reaching out to girls like those who attend Orkeeswa would not be possible without the generosity shown by our Global Giving donors. Again we say thank you very much. We hope that each donor gets as much satisfaction out the success of the Kisa Project and the achievements of Kisa Scholars as we do. Please keep giving – to date we have raised almost half of our Global Giving target of $75,000 to keep the Project going.


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Music Review: Mixed results with BeethovenBy Jim Lowe
Highly unusual for a young string quartet, the most satisfying performance in an all-Beethoven program Wednesday was one of the Late Quartets perhaps the deepest and most musically demanding music the titan of composers wrote.
At the College Street Congregational Church, the Ariel Quartet, formed in Israel and now quartet in residence at the University of Cincinnatis College-Conservatory of Music, delivered performances of one each of Beethovens Early Quartets, Middle Quartets and Late Quartets.
The program was the second of six, sponsored by Mel Kaplans Vermont Summer Music Festival, of the complete Beethoven Cycle of string quartets over the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 seasons, initiated by the Ying Quartet.
Beethovens Early Quartets represent the composers crowning of the Classical era; the Middle Quartets reveal early Romantic yearnings. But the Late Quartets transcend period and represent the composers pinnacle: pure, abstract music delving as deeply as just about any performer or audience is capable of understanding.
The Quartet in c-sharp minor, Opus 131, is one of the Late Quartets. While superficially lyrical and beautiful, its anything but Beethoven lite. The complex work takes the performer and audience to exalted musical levels.
The Ariel Quartet Alexandra Kazovsky and Gershon Gerchikov, violist Jan Grünig and cellist Amit Even-Tov despite having to stop twice for broken viola strings, revealed the works inner complexities with clarity and lyrically beautiful playing. Kazofsky in particular used her highly accurate technique and expressiveness in leading a cohesive and beautiful performance.
Although Wednesdays performance of Opus 131 lacked the gravitas that comes with musical maturity, the excellent playing resulted in a rich and rewarding experience.
The Ariels performances of Early (Quartet in F Major, Opus 18, No. 1) and Middle (Quartet in F Major, Opus 59, No. 1) quartets proved less successful, though still well played. Gerchikov, who took the first violin role in these two, had intonation issues in both quartets and over-interpreted many of the lines, making them more complex than they are in both quartets. Still, he delivered some tender and intensively beautiful playing in the Adagio of the Opus 59, No. 1.
Grünig, the violist, often failed to blend in these two quartets, perhaps reflecting the string problems to come. The result was far less refined performances than the Opus 131.
The Ariel Quartet is a fine young virtuoso ensemble, with its members perhaps nearing 30, and one well worth watching as it grows.
Beethoven Cycle
The Vermont Summer Music Festival will present the Leipzig String Quartet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13, at the College Street Congregational Church in Burlington. The third of the six-part Beethoven Cycle of string quartets, the program will feature the Quartet in B-flat Major, Opus 18, No. 6; Quartet in f minor, Opus 95 (Serioso); and Quartet in E-flat Major, Opus 127. Tickets are $35; call the Flynn Regional Box Office, 863-5966, or go online to www.flynntix.org.MORE IN Central VermontRUTLAND More than 26,000 people were without power when severe thunderstorms rolled through the... Full StoryAs one of our five senses, vision is depended upon for interacting with the world around us. Full StoryThis week I heard from some commercial truck drivers. Full Story
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After you finish the story on Killer, you'll have the opportunity to go through again (on Killer, of course) and beat it in under one hour and twelve minutes. You could try to do it legit, in which case I wish you the best of luck. Cover and bullet curves are your best friends. However, if you wish to do it nice and quick-like, HE4VENSENT figured out a little shortcut. Start up the Time Attack mode and get to a checkpoint (i.e. Right after the cutscene where you discover the cops in your place in Act 1, when it saves). Quit out, then go to "Unlocked Acts" and select Act 9 on Killer. Go through the level and you should get it upon completion. This also works for "Dr. Lobotomy" and "Butcher would be proud". If you haven't gotten Between Old Friends before doing this one, you can select Cross as your character and get that achievement as well. If you do the Close Combat Mode and Headshot mode glitches, and then try and do the other achievements like kill the Immortal as cross, they may not unlock; this is because you need to re-glitch it back to normal. Start a new game on normal mode, then quit out.
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