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Paul Meggyesi, currency analyst at Deutsche Bank, said: "The perception is that the G7 is happy to see a stronger dollar."
The dollar was also boosted by speculation that Alan Greenspan, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, could hint at higher interest rates in his biannual Humphrey Hawkins testimony, which begins today.
The US currency hit 122.53 yen, a two-and-a-half month high, before falling back to 120.44 amid late trade profit-taking.
Comments from Eisuke Sakakibara, the Japanese finance official known as "Mr Yen" for his impact on currency markets, also helped push the dollar lower. Mr Sakakibara said the yen could rebound later this year. The dollar reached a record high against the euro, hitting $1.096 in morning trading in London. The euro, which has been undermined by persistent concerns about European growth, has now fallen by more than 6 per cent against the dollar since the start of the year.
The strength in the dollar also benefited the pound. Sterling closed at 67.98 pence to the euro, just off its day's highs. But analysts said the pound's strength was unlikely to be sustainable, given the weak short- term outlook for the UK.
Two new studies out yesterday suggested the UK economic slowdown could soon be past its worst. The NTC Research leading indicator of economic activity registered a small increase for the fourth successive month, suggesting that growth will start to recover by the end of the year.
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China opened its annual National People\'s Congress on Wednesday morning. There, military budget was given a boost and the economic growth target was retained. Our Shin Se-min reports. China has unveiled its master plan for the year,... and it includes a bigger military budget and a stable economic growth target. The figures were announced on Wednesday,... the first day of an annual legislative session of the National People\'s Congress. Beijing will boost its military defense budget by 12-point 2 percent to about 131 billion U.S. dollars. That percentage is greater than that of total government expenditure, which will rise 9-and-a-half percent in 2014. The fatter defense budget comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping seeks to create a stronger military amid heightened tensions in the East Asian region. With regard to economic growth, last year\'s target of 7-point-5 percent was retained. The world\'s second-largest economy grew 7-point 7 percent last year,... its worst rate of growth since 1999. The 7-point-5 percent target for 2014 might make it difficult to achieve Beijing\'s goals of curbing credit risks and solving the nation\'s pollution problem. But Premier Li Keqiang said smog would be a priority, describing the issue as a \"red-light warning\" against inefficiency. The full session of the Congress will run for a total of nine days,... during which corruption, pollution and regional issues will be addressed. Shin Se-min, Arirang News....

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While some of the thematic connections may be obvious only to the truly hip Daddy-o, lyrical renditions of some appropriate numbers make this album a pleasure for any pater. For the ladies, there is Rosemary Clooney's timeless take on Cole Porter's "My Heart Belongs To Daddy" (a song which gave new meaning to "making the team"). For the guys, Dave Frishberg reminds Dad of his good fortune in having a son in "You're A Lucky Guy" (though Ken Peplowski's smoky sax swing with "My Buddy" might be even more appropriate).
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Luke 2:25-38New King James Version (NKJV)
Simeon Sees God's Salvation
25 And behold, there was a man in Jerusalem whose name was Simeon, and this man was just and devout, waiting for the Consolation of Israel, and the Holy Spirit was upon him. 26 And it had been revealed to him by the Holy Spirit that he would not see death before he had seen the Lord's Christ. 27 So he came by the Spirit into the temple. And when the parents brought in the Child Jesus, to do for Him according to the custom of the law, 28 he took Him up in his arms and blessed God and said:
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33 And Joseph and His mother[a] marveled at those things which were spoken of Him. 34 Then Simeon blessed them, and said to Mary His mother, "Behold, this Child is destined for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign which will be spoken against 35 (yes, a sword will pierce through your own soul also), that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed."
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36 Now there was one, Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was of a great age, and had lived with a husband seven years from her virginity; 37 and this woman was a widow of about eighty-four years,[b] who did not depart from the temple, but served God with fastings and prayers night and day. 38 And coming in that instant she gave thanks to the Lord,[c] and spoke of Him to all those who looked for redemption in Jerusalem.
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Japan's Kirin Buys Warrnambool Stake Amid Dairy Bidding WarDavid Stringer and Brett Foley
Kirin Holdings Co., Japan's largest beverage maker, bought a 9.99 percent blocking stake in Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory Co., the Australian dairy producer that's the target of three takeover offers.
Warrnambool shares rose to a record today in Sydney trading before Kirin's Australian unit disclosed the purchase in a statement. Canada's Saputo Inc., Murray Goulburn Cooperative Co. and Bega Cheese Ltd. made bids seeking to add the company's production and export infrastructure to meet demand in Asia.
Kirin's "immediate thought will be to prevent Saputo from getting Warrnambool," said Mark Topy, a Melbourne-based analyst with Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. "Kirin may have their own ambitions in terms of the dairy sector and further consolidation and being a player in that."
Warrnambool closed up 5.3 percent in Sydney trading today at A$8.80, giving it a market value of A$493 million ($469 million). The producer, which supplies milk to make Philadelphia cream cheese, relies on exports for most of its sales and last year made 143,000 metric tons of dairy produce including cheese, milk powder and infant-formula ingredients.
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Competition for Warrnambool, which also makes brands including Sungold milk and Great Ocean Road cheese, comes as dairy demand rises in India, Indonesia and Vietnam. China, the world's most populous nation, is setting records for milk-powder imports to fill its milk production deficit.
Warrnambool signed an agreement to negotiate with Toong Yeuan Enterprise Co. to act as sole distributor of its infant formula and other lactoferrin products in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the Victoria state-based company said in a statement today after the market closed.
The 125-year-old company sees prices for exports rising this year on demand in Asia, forecasting exported milk powder will advance 33 percent, butter climb 16 percent and cheese rise 12 percent, it said in an Oct. 9 presentation.
Bega Cheese holds 18 percent of Warrnambool and Murray Goulburn holds 17 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Saputo's offer needs approval of the holders of 50 percent of Warrnambool's shares, the Canadian producer said in an Oct. 25 statement. Kirin's Australian unit, Lion, may be betting that other holders will join it to block the deal, Canaccord's Topy said. "It seems a little aggressive, but makes some sense," he said.
Warrnambool supplies as much as 20,000 tonnes of cheddar cheese a year for Lion's Coon and Cracker Barrel brands and leases cutting and wrapping facilities to the Kirin unit, the dairy producer said in an April 11 presentation.


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The introduction of Champions League-style group stages for the All-Ireland Football Championship quarter-finals will be voted through this weekend at GAA Congress.
The introduction of Champions League-style group stages for the All-Ireland Football Championship quarter-finals will be voted through this weekend at GAA Congress.
Craig Breen will miss out on Rally Mexico as Citroen continue their rotation policy with team-mates to Kris Meeke in the early part of the World Rally Championship season.
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The Club Players Association has lashed out at the GAA, after President of the Association Aoghan ÓFearghail denied them the opportunity to address this weekend's Congress at Croke Park.
The passing of Leo Murphy in his late 70s sees the severing of another link with the great Down team of the 1960s that blazed an unprecedented trail of success in Gaelic football.
St Mary's manager Paddy Tally has described Saturday's incredible, unlikely and unforeseen raid on the Sigerson Cup as "one of the greatest ever stories in Gaelic games".
St Mary's stunning Sigerson Cup campaign has been preserved in film and on camera, with the possibility of one of the most unlikely triumphs being made into a documentary.
Tyrone and Ulster champions Rock's hopes of a first ever All-Ireland Junior championship title ended in disappointment at Croke Park yesterday afternoon, when they lost out to Kerry champions Glenbeigh-Glencar.
St Mary's College, Belfast manager Paddy Tally lavished praise on his players as they claimed their first Sigerson Cup title since 1989 with a single-point victory over holders UCD, at the Connacht GA Centre at Bekan, Mayo.
There were mixed fortunes for Down and Derry in Division 2B of the Allianz Hurling League yesterday. While Down boss Martin Mallon was provided with a generous ration of encouragement by his side as they carved out a hard-earned 1-21 to 1-16 win over a resilient Roscommon at Ballycran, Derry succumbed to Meath by 2-19 to 1-16 and had no fewer than three players sent off in the process.
The three Ulster teams in Division One of the National League all suffered narrow loses in round three games yesterday.
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In the lead-up to this weekend's All-Ireland Junior Club final against Glenbeigh-Glencar of Kerry, it is interesting to look back on Rock ace Ciaran Gourley's journey to this point.
A generous helping of sporting romance was served up at the Connacht Centre of Excellence yesterday when unsung St Mary's blazed into today's Sigerson Cup final - in which they will meet holders UCD - following their dramatic semi-final win over hotly-fancied UCC.
Antrim hurler's tough pre-season was organised, according to joint-manager Dominic 'Woody' McKinley, "To sort out the people who didn't want to play for Antrim, without asking them."
Five Ulster counties will bid to get off the mark in style when the opening series of matches in the Littlewoods Ireland Camogie League are staged tomorrow.
Spending on the preparation of inter-county teams reached close to £20 million in 2016 as counties sought to gain an edge in their pursuit of the Sam Maguire and Liam MacCarthy Cups.
St Mary's College carry all of the Ulster hopes into the Sigerson weekend when they face University College Cork at the Connacht GAA Centre, outside Knock today (2pm throw-in).
Former Down footballer Danny Hughes has weighed in on the current state of affairs as the Mourne county approaches almost two years without a victory.
Long-serving Antrim goalkeeper Chris O'Connell is reluctantly beginning to accept that inter-county hurling is becoming more of a "young man's game", as he puts it himself.
Ciaran Gourley may have won All-Ireland medals with Tyrone in 2003, 2005 and 2008 but the 37-year-old Rock St Patrick's utility man has his heart set on another milestone on Sunday.
The widely held belief that Kilcoo stars have turned their backs on Down has been rubbished by Paul Devlin, one of four players from the reigning county champions in the squad.
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Someone wanted me to try a manske roll. I thought it was the grossest thing ever. It was just a big, fatty, grease soaked roll covered in sugar.
Great food, nice atmosphere and friendly staff. We had burgers, grilled cheese and of course the manske roll (not your typical cinnamon roll). The day we went there was even a choir singing Christmas carols, what an added treat. Will definitely return!!!
Went on a campus tour and the tour guide mentioned this place so we checked it out! Had 2 burgers combos and a chicken strip combo. The burgers were very good! You can tell they are made fresh. Very tasty!
We took our manskeroll order to go because we were so full from our lunch.
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This is a greezy spoon dinner that is know for the honey bun style Manskie roll the president LBJ was known to love. The food is a short list of burgers and fries and very close to the university. If you are with a small group of say 2-3 it is an ok burger joint. If you have a larger...
I love the burgers at Gils. They are always fresh and juicy, the bacon is tasty and the buns are fresh and divine. The french fries are above average and the Manske Roll tops out a great meal. I love the Gil Moster burger as it combines St Louis dressing and cheese with two large patties of meat.
This is another San Marcos eatery. Commonly frequented by college students it serves a fantastic burgers and shakes in a somewhat intimate setting. The famed Manske roll is indescribable. Bet you can't eat a whole one. Get a burgers and take the roll home to eat later. A personal favorite when I get a chance to go to downtown San...
We stopped by for a late lunch on Sunday afternoon. We heard this was a great place for burgers and the famous Manske cinnamon roll.
We ordered the 1/4 lb burger combo and two Manske rolls. There was a bit of a wait for our meal and we were pleasantly surprised when our order was upgraded to a 1/2 lb...
A little hole in the wall hamburger place. I got the 1/4 lb California style hamburger. It was so delicious! Homemade buns have a sweet flavor that adds to the burger. Also, tasted the cinnamon rolls. They were very good!!
Food is very good and reasonably priced. Hamburgers are handmade and one MUST try their cinnamon rolls. Soooooo good!
Gils has been around since the dawn of time. So, it seems. The Manske rolls is what put them on the map, and the other's (cinnabon) followed. I'm glad that this place has not changed much. Still my favorite.
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(1959) + The Cowboys (1971) HD-DVDs
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their releases of John Wayne in the High Definition formats, Warner Bros. is
following up their remarkable upgrade of The
Searchers (1956, reviewed on HD-DVD elsewhere on this site) with two more
of his Westerns. This time out, we get
Howard Hawks' reactionary, much discussed and major box office hit Rio Bravo and Mark Rydell's
also-controversial The Cowboys. Both are key Wayne films, though Bravo has an ever-persistent reputation
about it to this day and is still influential on the action genre, particularly
since the 1980s.
John Ford, Wayne and Hawks are two of the most important figures in the rise
and fall of the Western genre, though Hawks only made so many of them. As the genre started to change in the early
1950s, it still remained popular, but a split began to occur. Besides Johnny
Guitar and Broken Arrow with
James Stewart, Fred Zinnemann's High
Noon (1950) was a watershed film in the genre. The story of the Sheriff (Gary Cooper) going
around town to see if anyone in the community will help him as he stands alone
against the vengeful team of the brother of an important captive he holds in
The film
was bold enough to say that a community that is complicit with violence and
inaction is partly responsible with the collapse and disintegration of that
community. Whether it is out of fear,
complacency, ignorance or carelessness, you cannot have a thriving town without
people wanting that and the film was instead bashed as "Left wing" or
"communist" by those who were worse than the townspeople in the film.
In Hawks
case, he came up with the absurd criticism that Cooper's character was not
"professional" (whatever that means when the whole town is imploding) and was
"whiny" when going around asking just anyone for help. That would be a much harder argument to make
with Sean Connery in Peter Hyams' 1981 Sci-Fi actioner Outland (which should have been issued at the same time as these
discs in HD) partly proving Hawks wrong.
His idea of professional is to maybe get the help of two men at the end
of their lives (Lon Chaney, Jr., Walter Brennan, Ward Bond), rehabilitate a
drunk (Dean Martin) and get a younger man (Ricky Nelson) to get masculine quick
as Wayne' Sheriff Chance (I guess he is taking a "chance" Copper was not?) to
get a team together.
The Jules
Furthman/Leigh Brackett screenplay even has Chance rejecting people's help to
show how tough and stubborn he is. Add
the humor that became a formula for offsetting and inoculating the audience
from reality in 1980s action films, was reworked twice later by Hawks himself (El Dorado, Rio Lobo) and the film suddenly seems like a victim of the events
of 9/11!
the point was to reconstruct the genre, which helped it for about 20 more years
before the inevitable decline occurred in the face of changing times and key
Westerns that changes everything (like The
Wild Bunch, Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Westerns and Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles (also on HD-DVD on this
site) among others) and it worked. It
played the star system politics very well in its casting and that has kept it
popular for almost half-a-century and counting.
The one
argument that is possible that keeps both High
Noon and Rio Bravo in tact as
not contradictory and "realistic" is to consider that the town in Bravo is more developed than that of Noon, which could inadvertently support
Bravo more than this critic might
like to. However, it could also be
argued that all the extras items on top of the Western Hawks adds to his film
negate some of it as a Western (especially the above average use of comedy,
also as inoculator) versus the more adult, mature approach of High Noon. Then there is the adverse that Zinnemann was
dead on to begin with.
Well, the
action sequences are good, even when some of the moments are more melodramatic
than they should be. Hawks was a key
director of other genres (Gangster with the original Scarface, Mystery with To
Have & Have Not and The Big
Sleep which happen to be Film Noirs, War with Dawn Patrol and Sergeant
York, comedy with Twentieth Century
and Bringing Up Baby) so even though
he did the superior classic Western Red
River in 1948, his arrival to the genre was much later. It could be argued that Red River could much more easily go a few rounds with High Noon than Rio Bravo.
However, Rio Bravo moves along not unlike Alfred
Hitchcock's North By Northwest (also
1959) as a sort of Western, Hawks film and Wayne Western to end them all,
though it only spelled the end of one era and the beginning of another. It can also be seen as a retreat in a way
from some of John Ford's most valid points in The Searchers, all jokes aside of course.
hanging in there, Wayne was still trying to find new approaches to the Western
and with the counterculture having arrived, he and director Mark Rydell (The Reivers, On Golden Pond) brought on the next generation pulling themselves
up by their bootstraps in The Cowboys,
where Wayne as a cattle rancher short on help.
This time, he is more desperate than in Rio Bravo and turns to eleven children to be his posse to heard his
The film
has its moments and is often bold, with Bruce Dern in the thankless role of
villain Asa Watts and a strong supporting cast that includes Roscoe Lee Brown,
Colleen Dewhurst and Robert Carradine.
Though not the strongest film of any of the participants, it is amusing,
ambitious and definitely made for the big screen. Wayne also gives one of the better
performances of his career.
films were issued in three-strip dye-transfer Technicolor prints at the time
and though both HD-DVDs have solid color moments that remind us of this, the
1080p image quality on both have issues, limits and the source material could
use some more work. Russell Harlan shot
the 1.85 X 1 image on Rio Bravo and
it is a smart, efficient shoot, mindful of narrative space in its visual space,
like how confined areas bring the men together however unwittingly. Veteran cinematography Robert Surtees (Oklahoma!, Ben-Hur, The Last Picture
Show) shot The Cowboys in real
anamorphic Panavision with the intent to do 70mm blow-up prints. As a result, there is some consistently
excellent composition throughout that often shines on this HD-DVD version.
The Dolby
Digital Plus 1.0 on Rio Bravo is
about as good as it is going to get, with a good score by Dimitri Tiomkin,
though one wonders if the original masters of the music exist. If they are 3-track mono, a stereo version of
this soundtrack would be possible. 70mm
blow-up prints of The Cowboys
originally offered 6-track magnetic stereo, which is part of the source of the
Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 mix here.
However, since five of those tracks were behind the screen, you get
traveling dialogue and sound effects more often that surrounds. John Williams did the sometimes playful
score, though it turns serious when the stakes climb.
Extras are
numerous on both releases, fortunately. Rio Bravo includes Howard Hawks' Rio Bravo & Old Tucson: Where Legends Walked and The Men Who Made Movies: Howard Hawks
featurettes, a Wayne trailer gallery, career profile text and feature length
audio commentary by film writer Richard Schickel and director John Carpenter,
who is heavily influenced by Hawks. The Cowboys offers feature length audio
commentary by Rydell, The Cowboys:
Together Again featurette, The
Breaking Of Boys & The Making Of Men vintage featurette and the
original theatrical trailer.
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As Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson made his way onto the ice this morning, he was treated to a bit of a surprise. His teammates gave him a rousing stick salute, a day after being named to the United States' Olympic Hockey Team.
Carlson's nomination was a bit of a surprise; it took a lot of hard work to play his way onto the roster.
That fact does not seem to be lost on his teammates.
As Carlson skated around the group, Goaltenders coach Olie Kolzig wielded his stick like a sword and raised it in salute. The rest of Carlson's teammates slammed theirs loudly against the ice and cheer. Carly let out a big grin.
What a great moment.
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"It's sick))))))"
From the Caps Instagram, here is #CarlsonSign
"It's an honor, it's a privilege, it's a special moment in your life…."
Nope. "It's sick))))." I love this guy. And of course, Carly too.
Any idea what number he is going to be? I was caught up in the excitement but if I remember correctly the jersey yesterday was a 4. Is that official? I want to make sure I'm accurate in the race to acquire one.
Ovi. Eloquent as always.
That Ovechkin grin at the end. I feel like he already knows he gets to hit John.
Should be continued tonight in Verizon. Carlson (and Faulk?) should be in starting lineups.
I'm wondering if that's (shaving cream)pie-in-the-face worthy…
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Has anyone noticed the fine job the phone companies are doing anymore
trying to clean out your pockets. We seldom use long distance anymore
and this month it is about $13 but our phone bill is $77. There are
charges by everyone. Qwest has charges, MCI got a cut, ATT took their
share. The only thing special we have is an extra line which used to be
around $10 but the charges are so criptic it is hard to tell anymore.
They sure don't go down the line on the bill and list them, they send 10
sheets of paper with a charge here and a charge there and it is
impossible to figure out who gets what.
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LEONARDO DiCaprio required chiropractic treatment after filming physical scenes for his role in The Wolf Of Wall Street.
DiCaprio stars in Martin Scorsese's latest film as real life stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who lived a hedonistic, drug-fuelled lifestyle while defrauding investors out of millions of dollars.
Belfort became addicted to the sedative Quaaludes, and DiCaprio was determined to portray the effects of the drug accurately during a scene in which the banker has to crawl to a car because he is so intoxicated.
Speaking at the National Board of Review gala in New York City on Tuesday (07Jan14), DiCaprio described his personal coaching sessions with Belfort, saying, "I didn't know anything about Quaaludes, and he (Belfort) had taken a tremendous amount of them. I videotaped him on the floor, rolling around, and he really articulated to me that you have every intention of going to a certain destination, but your body doesn't go along with you. We shot it for, like, a week, and it was a lot of chiropractic work for me because it was incredibly painful."


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-899?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12629843#action_12629843 ] Tom Widmer commented on IVY-899: -------------------------------- The interim solution appears to work - I tried out trunk r693844 and the issues I had were resolved. The code now does: ejb->jar maven-plugin->jar bundle->jar [other]->[other] > POM packaging not always mapped to main artifact file extension correctly > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: IVY-899 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-899 > Project: Ivy > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Maven Compatibility > Affects Versions: 2.0.0-beta-2 > Reporter: Tom Widmer > > POM files contain a packaging element that Ivy attempts to map to an extension for the main artifact of the module in question. In 2.0.0beta2, it maps as follows: > ejb->jar > bundle->jar only for org.apache.felix#maven-bundle-plugin > [other]->[other] > That mapping is not sufficient to cover common POM files. For a start: > 1. maven-plugin is a standard packaging type, which should map to the extension jar. > - e.g. Ivy erroneously searches for > org.apache.axis2#axis2-ant-plugin;1.4.1!axis2-ant-plugin.maven-plugin > rather than: > org.apache.axis2#axis2-ant-plugin;1.4.1!axis2-ant-plugin.jar > 2. bundle seems to be used by various things, and is a jar in the cases I've seen: > org.apache.geronimo.specs#geronimo-activation_1.1_spec;1.0.1!geronimo-activation_1.1_spec.bundle > should be > org.apache.geronimo.specs#geronimo-activation_1.1_spec;1.0.1!geronimo-activation_1.1_spec.jar > Also, apparently POMs can have custom packaging which might need to map to some other arbitrary file extension, or possibly potentially to multiple files? > The ideal solution is to provide customisable mapping of POM packaging to file extensions that can be specified somewhere in the Ivy settings (it is somewhat similar to namespaces). > An interim solution is to change the mapping as follows: > ejb->jar > ejb[N]->jar?? e.g. ejb3->jar > maven-plugin->jar > bundle->jar if and only if .bundle does not exist but .jar does (it may not be easy to check for file existence in the relevant code - I'd be happy to always map bundle to jar, but others might not be - might be fine for an interim solution though?). > [other]->[other] > The interim solution could perhaps be done for 2.0 (it is only a few minutes work I think), though the properly customisable solution might take longer than that. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Skip to comments.In Lice, Clues to Human Origin and Attire
Posted on 03/07/2007 11:44:13 PM PST by neverdem
One of the more embarrassing mysteries of human evolution is that people are host to no fewer than three kinds of louse while most species have just one.
Even bleaker for the human reputation, the pubic louse, which gets its dates and residence-swapping opportunities when its hosts are locked in intimate embrace, does not seem to be a true native of the human body. Its closest relative is the gorilla louse. (Dont even think about it.)
Louse specialists now seem at last to have solved the question of how people came by their superabundance of fellow travelers. And in doing so they have shed light on the two major turning points in the history of fashion: when people lost their body hair, and when they first made clothing.
Three kinds of louse call Homo sapiens their home, but each occupies a different niche on the human body. The head louse, Pediculus humanus, lives in the forest of fine hairs on the scalp. Its cousin, the body louse, lives not on the skin but in clothes. And the exclusive territory of the pubic louse, Phthirus pubis, is the coarser hairs of the crotch.
Lice are intimately adapted to their hosts and cannot long survive away from the bodys blood and warmth. If their host evolves into two species, the lice will do likewise. So biologists have long been puzzled over the fact that the human head louse is a sister species to the chimpanzee louse, but the pubic louse is closely related to the gorilla louse.
By comparing louse DNA, a team led by David L. Reed of the University of Florida has now reconstructed how this strange situation probably came about. Dr. Reeds team collected pubic lice from a public health clinic in Salt Lake City. Samples of gorilla lice...
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
This is so funny. It is just one plain lousy article.
'thinking about gettin' the gasoline, icepick and matches out.
I like how the Slimes puts that sentence last in the article. The average pervert who reads that paper needs something "upbeat" and "optimistic" for them to leave with.
I remember reading a book a few years ago about USMC Boot Camp and one of the things that had happened to that training platoon was a case of crabs spread at the rifle range.
Have we seen this happen? Any evidence? Or is this pure speculation masquerading as science?
Now put your fingers in your ears and go "wa wa I can't hear you", as you do
Bubba has a new nickname....
Anyone with kids or house guests knows how the pests got dragged in.
And they say you don't NEED a powder room!
God created crabs...dontchaknow?!
Just another Just-so story.
What a stretch.
Then I suppose you have documentation to back up this observable fact happening? When was it observed and where? Who were the observers?
Not only did God create lice but he created all diseases that are connected to lice. In fact, God created all diseases, cancers, cankers, boils, dropsies and such, both seen and unseen (Col. 1:16-17). They are reserved for people that are sinners. Only sinners get sick. Only sinners remain unhealed. And only righteous people get sick but get healed except the really righteous people that get frightfully sick like Hezekiah. And really really righteous people die very young because they speak the truth except all the righteous people in the Bible that died very very old which was all apart of God's glorious plan of salvation.
Who do you think gave the Egyptians lice as a plague? Some little fertility god or goddess caught in an act of coitus with some Egyptian temple prostitute of Isis. We all know that God is the creator and sustainer of all things seen and unseen including lice, virii, plague and tooth decay. It's all about entropy. ENTROPY! Entropy is God's plan of ending this sin sick world that he created in love.
Read your Bible, you backsliding Cretan. It explains everything and brings great fear. What joy we have in godly fear and trembling.
Human crabs, cooties and scabbies didn't come from no ape! How dare you assert your so-called science and medical hocus pocus. We all know that everything bad came from Mother Eve and sex with females, except the bad stuff that comes from having sex with yourself like blindness, madness, coveting, listlessness, tiredness, or sudden death like that guy in the Old Testament that spilled his seed while having sex with his sister-in-law.
So take your satanic intellectualism, your amusing debunkered theorums of evolution (more like evil-pollution) back to your institutions of "higher learning" paid for by the government, certified, and recognized after painful peer reviews and go to h-e-double hockey pucks.
Be blessed and repent :)
Now that was quite a sermon, Rev. Sully...
No Kidding. I can feel the fire and brimstome way over here.
Got to be a spoof!
FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.
Admit it. Both of you were itching to post this story.
Gorillas Gave Humans 'The Crabs'
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Posted on 03/07/2007 12:48:12 PM EST by presidio9
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NIV Genesis 3:17-1817. To Adam he said, "Because you listened to your wife and ate from the tree about which I commanded you,`You must not eat of it,' "Cursed is the ground because of you; through painful toil you will eat of it all the days of your life.18. It will produce thorns and thistles for you, and you will eat the plants of the field.
NIV Romans 8:19-2219. The creation waits in eager expectation for the sons of God to be revealed.20. For the creation was subjected to frustration, not by its own choice, but by the will of the one who subjected it, in hope21. that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God.22. We know that the whole creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time.
NIV Revelation 21:27
Nothing impure will ever enter it, nor will anyone who does what is shameful or deceitful, but only those whose names are written in the Lamb's book of life.
You have done it again, Rev. Sully...
Send me ten percent of your total earnings and I can preach like this all day.
I don't think it's right that God uses naughty words but who am I to question? I don't want to be a bastard that's not punished. I want to be a son that is!
Ah, I see...you are quite the little business man/lady....you get the hang of things quickly...
I dont mind the naughty words...I am still trying to figure out some of the other words in the Bible...like 'unicorn', for example...
Not a big fan of Ezekiel...especially Ezekiel 16-18:
Have you tried a chili cheese "coney" with tater tots? Sonic is having a special for $2.99! Buy it now and you get a bag of fried rock badger cud FREE.
My favorite is savory fire-breathing Leviathan stewed in lentils, like Great Great Great Great Great Grand Cousin Esau made for GrandPoppop Isaac.
Thanks Elsie...you have made my point, better than I could have...what I notice that it is the KJV of the Bible that uses the word 'unicorn'...all the other Bibles use a different word, wild-ox or wild-oxen..
Now, I have had some folks tell me, that the really only acceptable translation of the Bible, is the KJV, and they also have told me, that when the KJV Bible was put together, those men were under the direct divine inspiration, and that every word, every phrase, even every comma, and period, and every point of punctuation was put there under direct divine inspiration...meaning that nothing in the KJV could be mistakenly translated..that every word means exactly what it says...
So, if one adheres to the notion, that the KJV is the only
Bible that is acceptable for study, and if one further goes on to state the the KJV is absolutely correct in every word, phrase and punctuation, and that everything must be read literally as is, then how does on explain the 'unicorns'...
This seems to come down to saying, that 'unicorns' are for real, that they really do/did exist, because after all the KJV of the Bible, could not be mistaken, and the word should stand for what it is...and I have heard people argue for this very fact...I have not heard this on FR, but there are many other websites on the net, and some dedicated to strict adherence to the KJV and to the literal translation of every word, and on one of those sites, there really was a discussion, with people saying that 'unicorns' really did exist because the KJV Bible says so...
Well, then, either the KJV translators were mistaken when using the word unicorn, or unicorns really did exist...I guess it all depends on how one wants to look at this....and how important is it, that one insist on using only the KJV?
Your post shows this, quite well...so thanks...
If put aside nearly 10,000 conflicting-bickering-sometimes hostile sects of christianity in the USA alone (more elsewhere with many conflicting sects in Judaism and Mohammedism) and putting aside the false translations, redacted translations, conflicting accounts, outright historical inaccuracies, constant bickering over canon in both old testaments-intererum year texts-and new tesatments--put that aside for a moment: Think about the animals translated from the "unknown" Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Latin words (some sects reject the Latin because its Catholic while others reject the Hebrew because its Jewish) for the mysterious Leviathan (fire breathing and non fire breathing no less), the fiery serpant of Moses, the absurd detailed breeding habits of the ostrich, the use of the term Orion's Belt in Job (a book attributed to the time of Abraham by many "scholars") when Orion was a diety in a much later foreign religion, the sea serpant that kills sinners in the deepest depths of the sea, the four legged birds, dragons, whales that swallow humans, snakes on Malta, poisonous snakes found on Malta, the catch-all "creaping things" described by an all-knowing God, the famous fowl called a bat, earthquakes from sin that shake the world out of its foundations, firmaments miles away not light years, the physics of 100 lb hailstones hitting the earth in such mass quantities that are reserved in a vault in heaven (with survivors no less in an unaffected atmosphere), the mythos of a flat earth, stars following wise men, mustard herbs becoming trees strong enough to hold birds nests, mustard seeds claimed as the smallest seed, and of course the moon giving light before the sun is made days AFTER plants grow on the earth...it's utterly fascinating. And it's the real truth.
Mom, this is the true ID science of creation. Do not argue. Do not think. Accept. And become ye holy as God is holy. For God lies not nor cannot lie but gives strong lies to those that deny His truth.
BTW, funny thng about grammar and punctuation marks...
All texts were devoid of such things prior to Medievel literature. Since the Bible was reportedly written several thousand years ago, it would be wise for people to think about the curse God's servants put on the Bible that says:
Whoever takes away anything from the Bible their names will be removed from "The Book of Life" and anyone that adds anything to the Bible will receive the additional plagues reserved for really really bad people like Gog, Magog, and those poor Amalakites that God judged long ago will never be given mercy even though He also said He delays His coming that all may be given mercy and saved.
Just a FYI on grammar and another lesson in godly wisdom that is far superior than logic and our limited reasoning abilities.
I did once go through this with someone, who took the stand that only the KJV of the Bible, should be acceptable to any true upstanding Christian...I said, well, how did those who put together the KJV Bible decide where to put the punctuation since it was not there to begin with...Oh, I was assured, all those who put together the KJV of the Bible, were operating under direct divine inspiration, and that they could not ever have been mistaken about even the smallest thing such as a period or a comma...God somehow told them where to put all those commas and periods...so I ask again, did God tell those who put together the KJV that 'unicorns' were real?
Some one else once tried to assert that the Bible was actually originally written English, but then thats another story altogether...
Your list in your post #44 gives one quite a list of things to ponder...thank you, Rev. Sully
Yup, them KJV only folks have made an IDOL out of the translation.
It should be obvious to anyone with an ounce of sense that the ONLY way to understand 'scripture' is to read it in the ORIGINAL language!
(Pity the poor Spainard, Frank, German, Italian, Korean or Hindu that cannot read the ENGLISH language KJV!)
I'm sure glad there are many folks who HAVE desired to know the facts from the original languages.
Even more, the one's of that group who want to let the REST of us in on what they mean by giving us (no doubt to the best of their abilities) what the old languages are saying, but putting it into something I can understand.
(Listen in to a bunch of our teenagers talking amongst themselves some time. WE need an 'interpreter' for that!! ;^)
So, in your opinion, is there a GOD?
Pack the area with dry ice twenty minutes before starting the fire. It weakens them, they can't run as fast, and are better targets for the ice pick!!!!
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Times Square
Federal Government Threatens to Remove Iconic Times Square Billboards
An NYU professor says this is "a gross and heavy-handed effort by the federal government to undermine New York's vibrant street life."
Cookie Monster Arrested for Groping Teen in Times Square
You can never be sure who's under those costumes.
New Bill Proposes $175 Fee to Wear Costume in Times Square
One step closer to those creepy-ass Times Sq. characters being gone.


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Corn-Bread-Stuffed Trout
|Rainbow trout
|10 Ounce
|Bacon slices
|Frozen whole kernel corn
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Canned chopped green chili peppers
|2 Tablespoon
|Corn bread stuffing mix
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
Thaw fish, if frozen.
In a skillet cook bacon till crisp.
Drain bacon, reserving 7 tablespoon drippings in skillet.
Crumble bacon and set aside.
Cook corn and onion in the reserved bacon drippings over medium heat till onion is tender but not brown.
Remove from heat.
Stir in chilies, stuffing mix, and bacon.
Toss lightly till well mixed.
Add water as necessary to moisten (2 to 4 tablespoons), tossing gently to mix.
Place fish in a well-greased shallow baking pan or on a piece of heavy foil.
To stuff fish, brush cavities with half of the margarine.
Spoon the hot stuffing into each fish cavity.
Press fish lightly to flatten evenly.
Brush fish with the remaining margarine.
Place pan of fish in center of the cooking grill.
Grill 12 to 15 minutes or till fish flakes when tested with a fork.
Meat thermometer inserted in center of fish stuffing should register 165°F (74°C).
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1942 Calories from Fat 741
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 83 g127.2%
Saturated Fat 18.5 g92.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 390.1 mg130%
Sodium 3190 mg132.9%
Total Carbohydrates 204 g68%
Dietary Fiber 12.7 g50.7%
Sugars 6.1 g
Protein 90 g180.8%
Vitamin A 44.1% Vitamin C 30%
Calcium 42% Iron 66.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Terrence Vaughn
They Left a Light. Walter Green Memorial Concert. Music from Terezin, a Nazi concentration camp, presented at The Mendocino Music Festival by Susan Waterfall
Performed by
Susan Waterfall (piano and narration)
Jeremy Cohen (violin)
Burke Schuchmann (cello)
Emily Onderdonk (viola)
Art Austin (clarinet)
Erin Neff (mezzo-soprano/soprano)
Paul Murray (baritone)


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|Reviews for 25 Days of Hurt Sam
| Booknerdsanddancers chapter 8 . 6/24/2016
See, we are reading these stories about Sammy being hurt, not because we don't like him, but because we love him and we love when he gets hurt... We are terrible people, but hey, it's all cool XD
| Guest chapter 4 . 8/9/2014
This is definitely interesting!
I would suggest the following...as writers, we want to communicate without actually saying things as often as possible. Anton Chekhov said, "Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass." This can be expressed with physical things, such as the example in the quote, or with emotional expressions. You can show how worried Dean is by quickened heartbeat, you can show Sam's pain with a clutch of a hand or a gasp of breath. :) Just something to think about!
| Loosely Divided chapter 39 . 8/7/2014
I loved this chapter, definitely my fave out of all of them ( what they say about saving the best for last is true :)
| Loosely Divided chapter 36 . 8/7/2014
Loved this!
I have a question too:
How do you find songs with lyrics too match so many of these chapters? Do you just have a playlist of like 2000 songs :)
| Loosely Divided chapter 21 . 8/7/2014
I loved this one!
| Loosely Divided chapter 13 . 8/7/2014
Aww this one is amazing! I especially love how at the end there is the line of what Dean said but didn't say out loud, the subtext there.
| Loosely Divided chapter 12 . 8/7/2014
So I didn't read your first edition of this chapter, but people shouldn't be so negative, after all, you are the writer! Keep writing what you want, whether it is drabbles or poems or 300k stories
| Loosely Divided chapter 11 . 8/7/2014
I love this chapter!
| Sherlock's 2nd Blogger chapter 40 . 7/21/2014
Seriously, this was just... Wow. Too bad I didn't find it in time to give a prompt!
Only bad thing was that I got a bunch if spoilers from this because I've only seen a few episodes of season 1 and I decided to be an idiot and read this anyway but hey, totally worth it! ;)
| Amber chapter 5 . 8/24/2013
This story reminds me of how much I miss Bobby. Would love to see something like this in... maybe a flashback Christmas episode of the show...
| shookenuppepsi chapter 39 . 6/27/2013
I just stumbled across this collection and I want you to know how seriously impressive you are! Love all the stories and how they all ended on a light note. Gotta say, hurt Sam is a guilty pleasure of mine and you definitely fulfilled everything. I think my favorite ones were the ones with Bobby, and the one with Jody was a joy, but I adored all the Sam and Dean interactions. Great job!
| LaueHime chapter 40 . 6/17/2013
Aw so sweet :)
| LaueHime chapter 39 . 6/17/2013
Awesome chapter ! they really are each other's saving grace ! and always will be :)
| LaueHime chapter 6 . 6/5/2013
Nice one! Oh and I was happy to have Cas in it!
| AlElizabeth chapter 40 . 6/1/2013
Really good. I enjoyed this very much. I'm a sucker for hurt Sam and these stories were great! Thanks so much for sharing! Keep up the great work!


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The Wnt signal transduction pathway, known for regulating genes involved in cell proliferation, migration, self- renewal, and survival, is dysregulated in many types of cancers, particularly colorectal cancer (CRC) where activating mutations in this pathway occur in over 80% of sporadic colorectal cancers. As a result, drugs that inhibit the pathway are highly sought-after as the basis of a new generation of innovative therapeutic agents. Unfortunately, a gap exists in the ability to target the pathway with small, drug-like molecules, a gap that is the barrier to discovering drugs targeting defects in this pathway. As part of our bed-to-bedside effort, we recently reported the FDA-approved drug niclosamide inhibits Wnt/?-catenin signaling via a novel mechanism involving internalization of Frizzled receptors and downregulation of Dishevelled and ?-catenin. Subsequent studies showed that niclosamide holds promise to treat colorectal cancer. Specifically, we demonstrated that niclosamide selectively inhibited tumor cell proliferation in colorectal cancer cell lines and freshly resected human colorectal tumors, including cells harboring mutations in APC and ?-catenin. Importantly, niclosamide also inhibited Wnt/?-catenin signaling and colorectal tumor growth in vivo without obvious signs of toxicity in mouse xenograft models. Based on our discovery, proposed clinical trials are being developed, in which the Wnt inhibitory activity of niclosamide in polyps will be evaluated histochemically after a run-in phase prior to colonoscopy. Given the long-standing efforts and gap in biochemical targets amenable to drug discovery, the finding that a FDA-approved drug niclosamide inhibits the pathway is highly significant and offers an opportunity to develop innovative clinical agents. Nonetheless, repurposing niclosamide to treat metastatic CRC may be limited by its anthelmintic mechanism of action and suboptimal systemic bioavailability. Identification of the biochemical target and inhibitors with better potency, selectivity and pharmacokinetic properties offer the potential to improve treatment of CRC. Our work led to the hypothesis that modulating Wnt signaling by niclosamide and optimized derivatives are useful to treat CRC and that inhibition occurs by binding a specific protein target that can be exploited for drug discovery. The objective of this proposal is to identify the target and define the mechanism of niclosamide-mediated inhibition of Wnt signaling in order to inform clinical trial designs with niclosamide, and to develop more potent and selective best-in-class Wnt signaling inhibitors with appropriate PK properties for future clinical studies.
The specific aims of the proposal are to: (1) To define Structure-Activity Relationships (SAR) of niclosamide driving Wnt inhibitory activity and to identify more potent and selective inhibitors of Wnt signaling;(2) To delineate the molecular mechanism underlying niclosamide-mediated inhibition of Wnt signaling and to identify the molecular target of niclosamide;and (3) To determine the tumor inhibitory effect of novel niclosamide derivatives in vivo. Funding of this proposal will enable us to identify the biological target and identify inhibiors to progress toward clinical studies to overcome a barrier in the discovery of Wnt/?-catenin inhibitors. Thus accelerate the translational application of niclosamide and its derivatives to improve patient survival.
This proposal seeks to overcome a barrier to discovering Wnt/?- catenin inhibitors to treat colorectal cancers by identifying the target responsible for inhibition of Wnt/?-catenin signaling by the anthelmintic drug Niclosamide and by identifying additional agents with improved properties for future clinical investigation. Inhibitors of this pathway are highly sought-after and have the potential to define a new generation of targeted therapies for colorectal cancer. More than 49,000 Americans die of colon cancer each year, creating a public health burden with an urgent need for new approaches.