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Frigidaire FRS3HF6JSB
Freestanding Side by Side Refrigerator with 22.6 cu. ft. Capacity, 3 Glass Shelves, Ice Maker, Automatic Defrost, Energy Star Certified in Stainless Steel
Frigidaire FFHS2622MS ($999.00)
Quick Specs:
- Width: 32.625"
- Height: 69.375"
- Depth: 34.375"
- Type: Freestanding
- Style: Side-by-Side
- Total Capacity: 22.6 cu. ft.
- Water Dispenser: Yes
- Ice Maker: Yes
- Energy Star: Yes
Since the invention of the refrigerator, Frigidaire has been an innovator in home refrigeration. So you expect exterior styling that is space-efficient and adapts to any kitchen environment. You trust their precision temperature and electronic controls that tell you when power has been interrupted and for how long. Available at AppliancesConnection
You count on SpillSafe shelves that catch and hold spills for easy cleanup and SmartFit shelves that easily adjust up or down without moving contents. And, you appreciate the purity of the PureSource2 Water Filtration System that offers the most effective protection for your ice and water.
You expect all this from Frigidaire... and they deliver.
The FRS3HF6JSB features the EasyCare Genuine Stainless Steel with Color-Coordinated Stainless-look Trim which is surface coated to minimize fingerprints and smudges. Color-coordinated stainless-look trim completes the overall look.
Fresh Food Section
Frozen Food Section
|Dimensions and Weights
|Cabinet Height (in.):
|68 1/4
|Total Height with Hinge Covers (in.):
|69 3/8
|Cabinet Width (in.):
|32 5/8
|Cabinet Depth (in.):
|28 1/2
|Depth incl. Door (in.):
|31 3/4
|Total Depth with Handles (in.):
|34 1/8
|Total Depth with Door 90 Degrees Open (in.):
|Approx. Shipping Weight (lbs.):
- Brand:Frigidaire
- Stock Id:89704
- Product Number:FRS3HF6JSB
- Color:Stainless Steel
- Type:Freestanding
- Style:Side-by-Side
- Cabinet Color:Black
- Door Color:Stainless Steel
- Number of Shelves:3
- Type of Shelves:Glass
- Total Capacity:22.6 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator Capacity:14.22 cu. ft.
- Freezer Capacity:8.33 cu. ft.
- Accepts Custom Panels:No
- Glass Door:No
- Split Shelves:No
- Counter-Depth:No
- Freezer:Yes
- Width:32.625"
- Height:69.375"
- Depth:34.375"
- Depth without Handles:31.75"
- Height without Hinges:68.25"
- Size:Full Size
- Water Dispenser:Yes
- Sabbath Mode:No
- Ice Maker:Yes
- Door Lock:No
- Defrost Type:Automatic
- Energy Star:Yes
- Volts:115 Volts
- Amps:15A
- ADA Compliant:No
- Child Lock:No
- Undercounter:No
- Approved for Outdoor Use:No
- Depth without Door and Handles:28.5"
- Slide-out Shelves:No
- Cantilever Shelves:Yes
- Spill Safe Shelves:Yes
- Wine Rack:No
- Humidity Controlled Crispers:Yes
- Gallon Door Storage:Yes
- Dairy Center:Yes
- Clear Deli Drawer:Yes
- Can Dispenser:No
- Digital Temperature Control:No
- Ice Dispenser:Yes
- Quick Freeze:No
- Depth with Door at 90�:48"
- Field Reversible Doors:No
- Door Finish:Smooth
- No. of Door Bins:4
- Adjustable Door Bins:Yes
- No. of Baskets:1
- Approved for Commercial Use:No
- Material:Stainless Steel
- Warranty Terms:1 Year
- Star-K Certified:No
- Usage:Residential
- Approved for Medical Use:No
- Stainless Steel Shelves:No
- CEE Rating:No
- Warranty Conditions:Parts and Labor
- Microwave and Refrigerator:No
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So Good Asparagus Appetizers
|Sandwich bread slices
|20 , crusts removed (Thin Slices)
|Blue cheese
|4 Ounce (At Room Temperature)
|Cream cheese
|8 Ounce (1 Package, At Room Temperature)
|1 , beaten
|3⁄4 Pound
|Fresh asparagus spears
|20 , cleaned and tuff end cut off
Trim crusts from bread and flatten slightly with a rolling pin.
In a bowl, stir blue and cream cheeses together with the egg until well blended and creamy.
Spread a thin layer of cheese mixture over each slice of bread.
Roll one asparagus spear inside each and fasten with a toothpick.
Melt butter in a small saucepan.
Roll each asparagus wrap in butter to coat.
Place on a baking sheet and freeze for one hour, or until butter hardens and wraps are somewhat firm.
Remove pan from freezer, discard toothpicks, and cut each wrap in half crosswise.
Store in a resealable plastic bag in the freezer until ready to use.
To serve, preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Arrange frozen asparagus wraps on an ungreased baking sheet.
Bake in the preheated oven for 25 minutes or until lightly browned.
Check occasionally, and turn if necessary, for even browning and to prevent burning.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5121 Calories from Fat 3591
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 409 g628.7%
Saturated Fat 245.5 g1227.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1277.5 mg425.8%
Sodium 6285.1 mg261.9%
Total Carbohydrates 273 g91%
Dietary Fiber 16.1 g64.5%
Sugars 17.9 g
Protein 96 g192.3%
Vitamin A 302.3% Vitamin C 17.6%
Calcium 147.7% Iron 123.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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India New Delhi _D7C1977
Qutub Minar, behind the Alai Gate, is the tallest brick minaret in the world, and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The five stage minaret was ordered in 1193 by India's first Muslim ruler, the Sultan of Delhi, Qutb-ud-din Aibak, to exceed the Jam Minaret in Afghanistan, but during his lifetime only the 14.3 meter wide base was completed. The third Sultan, Iltutmish completed the middle three levels, and by 1368 Sultan Firuz Shah Tughlaq added the fifth level, measuring 2.75 metres diagonally and completing the Minaret to reach 72 metres high.
The entire structure is built with red sandstone bricks and some are likely to have been re-used from the ruins of Lal Kot, or the Red Citadel which stood here in the 6th century during the time of the last Chauhan Hindi rulers of Delhi. There are 379 steps leading to the topmost fifth level and each of the levels is separated by a muqarna or stalactite corbel, decorated by Cufic inscriptions from the Koran. Apart from being the most prominent, the Qutub Minar is also probably the best surviving example of the earliest Indo-Islamic architecture.
The Alai Gate, on the left, is a domed gateway that functions as the entrance to the Qutub complex was constructed by Ala-ud din Khilji, the first Khilji Sultan of Delhi in 1290. The dominating red engraved sandstone is refined with inlaid white marble, also finely detailed by Turkish craftsmen.
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This Weekend in New Movies: 'The Internship,' 'The Purge'
If you're jonesing for a suspense thriller or comedy with some A-list actors on the big screen in Victoria this weekend, there are a couple of new movies to see, so take your pick.
If you're jonesing for a suspense thriller or comedy with some A-list actors on the big screen in Victoria this weekend, there are a couple of new movies to see, so take your pick.
After the Memorial Day weekend trio of 'Fast & Furious 6,' 'The Hangover Part III' and 'Epic' led to the sixth-biggest box office weekend of all time, this weekend's pair of new releases have a pretty tough act to follow when it comes to creating excitement at theaters, but there are a couple of choices in Victoria.
Wow. This is a monster weekend at the box office. While Memorial Day weekend is usually a good one for theaters, it's rare to see three heavyweights like these all hitting cinemas at the same time.
Two new films will try to steal audience away from the 'Iron Man 3' juggernaut that just got the summer-movie season off to an explosive start. The first is an adaptation of one of the most popular novels of all time; the second is the latest Tyler Perry-produced comedy, which won't be in Victoria, at least not yet..
You've been hearing about it now for months, and it's finally here: the latest installment in Marvel's highly lucrative 'Avengers' film family, 'Iron Man 3.' Apparently all the other movies were a bit scared off, and considering the gigantic openings of the last two 'Iron Man' flicks, it's hard to blame them. Of course, if you want to see something else that may not be as crowded, I did see Oblivion last weekend, and I would definitely recommend it.
Carter Blood Care in Waco opened its doors at 9 a.m today. To begin taking donations for the events in West, by 9:45 the line was already wrapped around the building with approx 200 people...
Some cities more than others need to have sexy brought back. In fact, 2 of then are here in Texas, but at least Victoria isn't one of them.
Colleges are for learning on a wide variety of subject matters and you can now include heavy metal among them as the University of Houston-Victoria will host the first ever 'Heavy Metal and Popular Culture International Conference later this week. Wait, you say, here in Victoria?
Hitting theaters this weekend are the second entry in a toy-based action franchise, the latest adaptation of a Stephenie ('Twilight') Meyer novel, and a Madea-free Tyler Perry tale. Here's the rundown, and the links for tickets to see them here in Victoria.
It's a busy weekend at the movies. Comedy, action, animated fare for the kids—a solid mix for a good range of audiences, those of you who aren't sitting in front of the TV watching March Madness, that is. Here are the trailers, and the links to buy tickets to see these flicks here in Victoria.
This week we have four new releases, covering four different genres and targeting four different audiences: fairy-tale action epic, a coming-of-age (21) comedy, supernatural horror, and a submarine thriller. They're all opening this weekend in Victoria, with the exception of 'Phantom.'
It's a busy weekend at theaters, with four new flicks contending for your precious movie dollars. Two of them tell thrilling tales of love in the South (though in very different fashion), John McClane returns for another round, and there's also a new animated adventure about good guys and bad guys in space.


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DENVER -- Clayton Kershaw is making a name for himself as one of the top young pitchers in the game.
A little less heralded, Jhoulys Chacin showed signs of joining the club.
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Chacin scattered five hits over seven sharp innings and Troy Tulowitzki broke out of a hitting funk with a solo home run, helping the Colorado Rockies to a 3-0 victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night.
"Jhoulys was awesome, phenomenal," Tulowitzki said. "Anytime you hold a team to no runs, you pitch pretty good."
Chacin (1-0) struck out four in his season debut as the hard-throwing righty outdueled Kershaw (1-1), who lasted six innings and allowed three runs.
"I pitched how I was expecting to pitch," Chacin nonchalantly said. "I did what I was supposed to do -- throw strikes and win the game."
The left-handed Kershaw didn't have his best stuff, giving up home runs to Tulowitzki and Chris Iannetta, something he rarely does. Kershaw allowed 0.57 home runs per nine innings last season, one of the lowest marks in the NL.
"It was a frustrating night," Kershaw said. "They put some good swings on it. I'm not going to discredit them. They hit some balls hard, they hit some balls far."
Burdened by the demands of signing a lucrative long-term deal over the winter, Tulowitzki was pressing a little bit, trying to pay back the team's faith in him. He was hitless in his first nine at-bats to begin the year.
But that dubious streak ended with a towering home run to center in the fourth.
Like that, a weight was lifted.
"It was only two games. A lot of people were panicking or something," Tulowitzki said. "I wasn't very happy myself. I always want to get hits. But at the same time, you look at it and it is two games."
And showing that even in a slump the cleanup hitter is still feared at the plate, the Dodgers intentionally walked Tulowitzki with two outs and a runner on third in the sixth. Jose Lopez followed with an RBI single up the middle, staking Colorado to a 3-0 lead.
Tulowitzki also turned in a nifty play with his glove, ranging deep into the hole at short, leaping and throwing across his body to barely nip Jamey Carroll at first.
Iannetta hit his first home run of the year, sending a 93-mph fastball from Kershaw into the left-field bleachers. He's off to a sizzling start, hitting .444.
This is widely considered a make-or-break year for Iannetta, especially after struggling in recent seasons. The team awarded him the catching job outright, with no real competition to steal it away.
"This is what you prepare for in spring training, to come out and play well," Iannetta said. "It's not a given that it's going to happen. But it's a good feeling to start off like this."
Chacin had his first appearance pushed back two days after a rainout Sunday and a scheduled off day Monday. He was antsy early, but settled into a groove. His fastball popping, he worked his way out of one jam after another.
The 23-year-old has typically fared well against the Dodgers in his young career, improving to 4-3 with a 2.40 ERA.
Kershaw was coming off a season opener in which he struck out nine in seven stellar innings against the defending World Series champion San Francisco Giants.
So dominant was Kershaw that Rockies manager Jim Tracy said before the game he belonged on the short list of NL Cy Young candidates.
Kershaw wasn't nearly as sharp in the thin air at Coors Field, striking out eight before being pulled for a pinch hitter in the seventh.
"He's one of the best in the game. He's given us problems since I've been here," Tulowitzki said of Kershaw. "He has great stuff. I don't think you're ever onto him, but you can get some good swings off of him every once in a while. I think if you talked to him he'll say he missed a couple of spots."
Third baseman Ty Wigginton saved a run in the fifth. With two outs and Carroll on third, Tony Gwynn Jr. hit a high chopper that Wigginton retreated on, snared, set and skipped across the diamond to Todd Helton, who dug it out just before Gwynn stepped on the bag.
It was that kind of game for the Dodgers.
"We had some chances tonight," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "That guy [Chacin] has given us trouble in the past. He's pitched well against us. He's got good stuff."
Mattingly said it's likely INF Casey Blake will be activated Wednesday. Blake went on the DL, retroactive to March 22, with a back injury. ... The Rockies may have to juggle their rotation later this week if the cracked cuticle on ace Ubaldo Jimenez's pitching hand doesn't heal soon.


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Festive Family Holiday
Enjoy a Family Christmas like No Other with Volcano and Beach Destinations.
Number of nights: 7
What better way to spend the holidays than by heading off on a Costa Rica family vacation? You will never forget this family adventure as you take in two of Costa Rica's top rated hotels in two of its most exciting locations.
Begin your Costa Rican vacation right under the majestic Arenal Volcano where you will enjoy the warmth of the hot springs and the delightful tropical weather. Staying at the Arenal Kioro, you get unobstructed views of the spectacular volcano and have easy access to all the fabulous tours in the Arenal area: go zip lining, take a kayak tour on the lake, or enjoy a walk through a jungle canopy. In between adventures, how about some friendly competition over a game of pool or ping pong in the game room?
From Arenal, you will then go to Guanacaste where you will stay at a beachfront luxury resort: the JW Marriott Guanacaste. With huge, free-form swimming pools, tons of activities on offer, and great service, your entire family is sure to enjoy this vacation to Costa Rica. Located right on one of the less crowded beaches and very close to several others, there is much to explore! Don't worry about keeping the kids entertained – with a kids' pool, activities, and a game room, there is plenty for the little ones to do; and with a babysitting service, Mom and Dad have the option to sneak away to enjoy some grown-up activities too.
*Family pricing based on two adults and two children.
Package Includes:
- Airport Meet and Greet—we're there as you get off the plane so you have a stress-free arrival
- Private transfer to the Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa with an English-speaking driver
- 3 nights lodging at the Arenal Kioro—including a daily buffet breakfast
- Access to the on-site hot springs
- Sky Tram & Trek tour
- Private transfer to Guanacaste with an English-speaking driver
- 4 nights lodging at the JW Marriott Guanacaste Resort & Spa
- Surf lesson
- Private transfer to the Liberia airport
*Family pricing based on two adults and two children; additional price per child $207. Price for children may vary depending on ages.
*Prices reflect our best approximation of low and high season rates and are subject to change at any time. You will receive a 100% accurate price when you inquire with us. The rates listed here, are per person, double occupancy accommodation and include taxes, domestic transport, tours and hotels as described, unless otherwise indicated. Price does NOT include international airfare or optional travel insurance or any other services not expressly mentioned.
Day 1—This Costa Rica Family Holiday will start as you arrive in Liberia, where one of our representatives will show you to a private transfer that will take you to La Fortuna. You'll be staying at the Arenal Kioro, one of the country's most exclusive luxury hotels.
Day 2—The Arenal Kioro has the most impressive views of the Arenal Volcano in the region. Explore the beautiful gardens or plan a tour for one of the many activities offered in the area. Make sure to visit the spa, known for its beauty treatments and massages, and relax in the warm pools. The hotel's restaurant is perfect for rich meals with your entire family.
Day 3—Explore the rainforest from a different perspective on a Sky Tram & Trek tour. First take a slow-moving gondola over the treetops where you will enjoy incredible views of the area. You can stop any time to take photos and view wildlife. Once at the top it's time for part two: zip lining down! The exhilaration of zipping through the trees is something you won't soon forget!
Day 4—A private transfer will take you to Guanacaste where you will stay at the JW Marriott Resort & Spa.
Day 5, 6 & 7—Enjoy your stay at the JW Marriott Resort & Spa. With countless dining options, luxurious amenities, and the largest swimming pool in Central America, this majestic resort offers everything you'll need for a perfect vacation. Take part in activities like games, do swimming pool aerobics, or take to the sand and surf for some snorkeling, jet skiing, or beach volleyball, to name just a few of the many options. How about rounding out the trip with a family surf lesson?
Day 8—A private transfer will take you to Liberia International Airport where you will catch your flight back home.
This package includes these hotels:
Arenal Kioro
Arenal Kioro offers fabulous accommodations with the best view of the Arenal Volcano in the entire country.« View Hotel »
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A 5-star hotel experience in the gorgeous northwestern Costa Rican coast. The elegant ocean-front resort features four restaurants, two bars, a full service spa, and an impressive free-flowing pool.« View Hotel »
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Sky Tram Combo Tours in Arenal
Pick one of four options to visit the Arenal area rainforest, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, and admire the views of the region.« View Tour »
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Foxwoods, Live Nation announce NY theater deal
MASHANTUCKET, Conn. (AP) -- Foxwoods Resort Casino has opened on Broadway.
The eastern Connecticut casino, run by the Mashantucket Pequot Indians, announced a deal Monday with music company Live Nation that gives Foxwoods the naming rights to the former Hilton Theater — now Foxwoods Theater — on 42nd Street in New York.
The Foxwoods brand will be used on all exterior and interior signs, including the 2,000-seat theater's sign overlooking 42nd Street and in the theater's VIP Suite and dress circle lobby.
Foxwoods Theater will be operated by Live Nation. Foxwoods says the arrangement gives it access to the theater for corporate and philanthropic events in addition to tickets to theater performances.
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Real convergence and integration
The study is based on the critical observations that competitive market forces alone are not able to assure convergence with the developed countries. These observations are grounded on the results of the computation of the marginal rate of return to capital (which contradict the neoclassical model hypotheses), as well as on the real process of polarisation of the economic activities, taking place worldwide and in accordance with the law of competition. Unlike those who trust the perfect competitive market virtues, the EU's economic policy is realistic as it is based on the harmonisation of the market forces with an economic policy based on the principle of cohesion, which supports, by means of economic levers, the less developed regions and member countries. This paper deals with the evolution of the EU cohesion funds, as well as with the results of convergence.
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Henrik Klinge Jacobsen
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Economics at Institute of Economics, University of Copenhagen August 1984-November 1989 (Master Sept 1990).
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CSU's Harrell, Kieffer earn Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar honors
Rams' duo recognized for success on the course, in the classroom
Mountain West announces academic all-conference honorees
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One of three golfers to compete in all 11 tournaments in the Rams' lineup, joining sophomore Dominic Kieffer and senior Parker Edens...Started the first event of the year in the No. 2 position in the Rams' lineup, before taking over the No. 1 position for the final 10 events of the season...Placed as the Rams' top finisher in six events, including the all five events of the fall season...Recorded his first-career win, after carding back-to-back season-low scores of 67 in Rounds 2 and 3 at the Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 16-17), tying for DU's Oskar Arvidsson for first-place in the CSU-hosted event...His three-round score of 204 (-6) at the Ram Masters marked a career-low 54-hole score, and a season-low score vs. par...Also shot under par at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational (Oct. 14-15) with a 3-under 213 to finish tied for 16th...Posted his second top-10 individual finish of the season at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate (Oct. 21-22), tying for sixth place in the 96-player field...His two top-10s and five top-20s tied with senior Parker Edens for the team lead...Finished the season ranked first on the team with a stroke average of 73.53.
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One of three Rams (along with senior Kirby Pettitt and junior Parker Edens) to compete in all 12 tournament and 35 rounds on the season for the Rams...Recorded his best finish of the year at the season-opening Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (Sept. 9-10), tying for sixth place in the 86-player field with a three-round score of 213 (-3), one of two top-10 finishes on the year (10th at the BYU Cougar Classic, April 26-27)...Matched a career-best mark with a 207 (-9) to finish in a tie for 21st at the Pacific Invitational (Oct. 29-31)...Fired a season-best round of 67 (-5) in the second round of the Pacific Invitational, one stroke off his career-low round...Overall, carded six rounds in the 60s, while tallying two top-10s and four top-20s...Finished the season ranked third on the team with a stroke average of 72.54. nearly a half stroke improvement from his freshman campaign.
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WASHINGTON - Reporters and investigators are beginning to emerge from the stack of newly released Kennedy assassination papers with tantalising, but contradictory, snippets of information about what Americans continue to call the crime of the century, writes Phil Reeves.
Three days after the National Archives in Washington released hundreds of thousands of pages of assassination-related material, several trophies have emerged from the pile. The first is a CIA memo about the state of mind of Lee Harvey Oswald, which suggests he was the deeply-disturbed lone killer of the president. The second is a dodgy looking letter, purportedly from a Cuban, which indicates the exact opposite - that he was a paid-up player in an international plot.
The memo was written by Arthur Dooley, a CIA agent, in March 1964, four months after President Kennedy was killed. It says: 'It is abundantly clear from all the materials reviewed that Lee Oswald was psychiatrically disturbed from his earliest youth. All available evidence points to a solitary act of a mentally unstable person.'
Agent Dooley indicates that he has seen transcripts of a psychiatrist's examination of Oswald, held when the alleged assassin was 13 years old. 'That he had a compulsive urge to kill people at times showed its beginnings in the aforementioned psychiatric reports in which he acknowledged fantasies about being all-powerful and being able to do anything he wanted,' Mr Dooley writes.
The letter was written in Spanish to 'Friend Lee', signed by a 'Pedro Charles', and contains a cloak-and-dagger text that will cause conspiracy theorists to salivate. 'You ought to close the business as soon as possible, like I told you before in Miami. Do not be foolish with the money I gave you . . . After the affair I am going to recommend much to the chief.' The writer claims he admiringly informed the chief that Oswald 'could put out a candle at 50 metres'.
The missive's postmark is from Havana, Cuba, but is dated six days after the assassination - prompting the CIA to treat it with considerable scepticism. The agency may, however, have been its author. Gaeton Fonzi, a staff member of two congressional investigations into the Kennedy assassination, said it was probably connected to an elaborate disinformation campaign directed by 'assets' of the CIA and designed to discredit Fidel Castro.
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West Shore chamber Junior Leadership Graduation: 7:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, March 8; Hampden Township; free; details: www.wschamber.org.
Metro Bank, financial literacy class: noon-1 p.m. Friday, March 8; Harrisburg; topic: managing your credit; free; details: 717-920-5194.
York County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Mason-Dixon Wine Trail Tour de Tanks event: noon-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, March 9-10; Central Pennsylvania; tour and taste your way through more than 20 family-owned wineries and one distillery; cost: $25; details: 888-858-YORK or www.tourdetanks.eventbrite.com.
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La finta giardiniera (Glyndebourne)
Simon Thomas • Brighton • 2 Jul 2014
Written when Mozart was just 18, La finta giardiniera is hardly the genius composer at his most mature but there's charm in the inventive score and bags of opportunities for a director with something to say.
The libretto is very loosely based on Carlo Goldoni's adaptation of Samuel Richardson's epistolary novel Pamela. Mozart's opera keeps Goldoni's neat, convenient conclusion of having Pamela turn out to be a lady rather than a maid but the three versions, otherwise, have little in common except the central conceit of a servant girl loved by her master.
In his Glyndebourne debut, Frederic Wake-Walker shows considerable flair with a meta-theatrical approach that exposes the workings of the process at every turn, from the ostentatiously visible arms of an unseen stagehand reeling in the tabs on the false proscenium to a major slice of deconstruction later in the evening.
Taking the word "finta" in the work's title ('The fake gardener') as his keynote, Wake-Walker is less concerned with plot and more with ideas, as he relentlessly plays with the themes of disguise, deceit and illusion. An arguably underdeveloped idea is the Rococo façade dropping in great clumps as masks slip and true natures begin to emerge.
An added layer of alienation on the first night came from having the servant Nardo mimed by an ailing Gyula Orendt and voiced by Gavan Ring from just inside the auditorium.
Just as the sea seems to be banished from productions of Peter Grimes so often these days, nature is kept at bay here and Sandrina's assumed trade as gardener is hardly apparent, with not a flower or watering can to be seen. The Act 2 woodland scene is played out within the house until a bucolic setting is only finally revealed in the form of a backdrop, destined to slither to the floor as another layer of theatrical artifice.
"the lightness of a bug skimming on water"
Wake-Walker introduces an extra dimension of reality to the fantastical plot by having Sandrina's slightly bizarre back story – a stabbing and being left for dead by the immaturely jealous Belfiore – acted out during the overture. We then see her as a deeply traumatised victim of violence whose recovery comes in gradual steps, including a period of hallucinatory madness.
Robin Ticciati handles the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment with the lightness of a bug skimming on water and the singing is simply glorious. The seven principals (no chorus) are led by Christiane Karg's crystalline Sandrina, with superb support from Joélle Harvey (Serpetta), Nicole Heaston (Arminda) and Rachel Frenkel in the trouser role of Ramiro. Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke seems oddly cast as Don Anchise but gives it his usual characterful ebullience and there's fine singing from Joel Prieto as Belfiore. Orendt was up to delivering the recitatives expressively while Ring impressed in his stand-in role singing the arias.
Frequent operagoers may find Wake-Walker's techniques over-familiar, and he certainly overdoes the ironic pseudo-Baroque posturing, but he provides a stimulating evening of a work that could easily bore if borne too lightly.
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* Handles DDE and external links failures more gracefully. Instead of turning formulas with failed link updates into errors, it keeps the previous values and launches an error message notifying the user of the link update failure. (Kohei Yoshida)
* Line chart's smoothing has been upgraded to the ODF 1.2 standard. (Regina Henschel)
* Line chart's smoothing has been upgraded to the ODF 1.2 standard. (Regina Henschel)
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- Display of non-printable characters on the end of line. Now modifying the spaces at end of line is very easy. (Bartosz Kosiorek)
- New numbering types: (Mohammad Elahi)
- Persian words: یک، دو، سه ...
- Arabic abjad letter sequence: ا، ب، ج ...
- Display bitmap image resolution in PPI (pixel/inch) in Format - Picture - Crop tab page. (László Németh)
- Better UI for Header and Footers handling (Cédric Bosdonnat)
- Easily add header or footers
- Quickly see what is edited with new changing text boundaries
- Quickly edit or remove headers and footers without going through page styles formatting
- Better page breaks indicators (Cédric Bosdonnat)
- The word count dialog is modeless and updates as you type (Matt Pratt)
- Autotext "Formula numbering" (fn+F3) has been corrected for most locales: no extra space after inserted formula, fonts of inserted formula follow default font (fdo#40499, i#75665). Type fn+F3 or nf+F3 according to your locale. (Laurent BP, Caolán McNamara)
- Print dialog: page input field now shows current page by default. fdo#34697 (Ta Duc Tung)
- Layout fixes (Cédric Bosdonnat)
- When a tab stop is set behind the end margin, the tab uses this value and doesn't go to a new line. A compatibility option has been added, thus only new documents will behave this way.
- When importing doc, docx and RTF files, the numberings aren't split on new lines if they don't fit. This is only happening for layout compatibility with Word.
- Grammar checking improvements (Cédric Bosdonnat)
- Reworked the grammar checking dialog to better show the error help.
- Grammar checkers can now add an optional URL to more details about the error in SingleProofreadingError::aProperties. The property needs to be named FullCommentURL. This link appears in the details area of the Grammar checking dialog and in the popup menu as an "Explanations..." item.
- Bundled LightProof grammar checkers for English, Hungarian, and Russian. For details see this blog post. (Laszlo Nemeth)
- Auto-generated tables of contents now contain hyperlinks to the relevant pages by default. (Cédric Bosdonnat)
- Support for comments export/import in Office Open XML (docx) documents (Luboš Luňák)
- Label printing positioning fixed (Winfried Donkers) fdo#36874
- Basic Fonts (Western) option page removed. This option page does exactly the same than changing the values in the style directly (Cédric Bosdonat)
- Supports 10000 sheets and has improved performance for a lot of sheet operations (insertion of several sheets should be much faster now). (Markus Mohrhard)
- Handles DDE and external links failures more gracefully. Instead of turning formulas with failed link updates into errors, it keeps the previous values and launches an error message notifying the user of the link update failure. (Kohei Yoshida)
- Line chart's smoothing has been upgraded to the ODF 1.2 standard. (Regina Henschel)
- Closed lines which are smoothed using a "Cubic Spline" are now completely rounded.
- Open and closed lines which are smoothed using a "B-Spline" now go through the given points, interpolating between them.
- New option to specify the initial number of sheets in new documents. (Albert Thuswaldner)
- New multiline inputbar. (Anurag Jain, Noel Power)
- Allow pasting a single cell range to multiple destination ranges. Some restrictions do apply, however. (Kohei Yoshida)
- New Calc Functions BITAND, BITOR, BITXOR BITRSHIFT and BITLSHIFT, as declared in the ODF 1.2 specification. (Wolfgang Pechlaner)
- Additional data point markers are defined, suitable for the 'standard markers' in the ODF 1.2 specification. The mapping to markers for charts in XLS files has been changed in cases where a better mapping is possible now. (Regina Henschel)
- The standard palette has got some new line ends, mostly unfilled. Some of them are useful for UML diagrams. The new symbols are designed to fit best to line width 0.02cm and marker width 0.3 cm. Only the marker "Half circle unfilled" is designed for marker width 0.45 cm, so that it can encircle a filled circle as it is needed for the symbol 'interface'. The line width inside the marker scales together with the marker width. (Regina Henschel)
- Protect sheet command accessible from the sheet tab (Olivier Hallot)
- Autofilter popup window has been re-designed for better visual appearance and the ability to allow multiple selections. Refer to this blog post for more info. (Kohei Yoshida)
- New Calc Functions SEC, CSC, SECH and CSCH, as declared in the ODF 1.2 specification. (Regina Henschel)
- Redesigned all range name dialogs to work much better with local range names and make it easier to use the dialogs (Christoph Noack, Astron, Markus Mohrhard)
- Unlimited number of rules for conditional formatting. See Format > Conditional Formatting. (Robert Dargaud)
- DBF Import/Export dialog preferences are now saved. (Muthu Subramanian)
- Performance improvement on the import of Excel documents containing a large number of form controls. (Kohei Yoshida)
- Performance improvement on the import of cell formats from Excel documents. (Kohei Yoshida)
- Improved performance on ODS import, especially with documents with large number of named ranges. (Laurent Godard, Markus Mohrhard, Kohei Yoshida)
Impress / Draw
- Elliptical arcs in path:
- Until now, the elliptical arcs in paths were ignored by LibreOffice and OpenOffice.org. With 3.5, elliptical arcs will be properly imported and rendered.
- Better handling of custom animation list
- Previously, the list of custom animations was tedious to work with because any changes resulted in it refreshing to the top of the list. With 3.5, we now scroll to newly added animations, stay with items when they are moved up or down in the list, and keep animations in view when changing their properties. (Luke Symes)
- Support embedding Pallettes and other property list types
- Previously, we would store a local file-system link to one of our property lists (eg. color palettes) in the file - which would be reflected in the choice of colors, gradients, bitmap fills, hatching etc. available to the user. We added the ability to (selectively) embed these inside the ODF container (Michael Meeks)
- Start Impress without the wizard by default.
- The assistant can still be run manually from "File -> Wizards -> Presentation," alternatively, the autostart can be activated again under "Tools -> Options -> Impress -> General -> Start with wizard". (Tim Hardeck)
- Better Custom Shapes and their Presets PPTX import
Custom Shapes import was greatly enhanced, many bugs were fixed and new presets implementation added. The following image shows all the preset shapes.
Try this example PPTX presentation with slide containing custom shapes identical to presets. In 3.5 it should look like the screenshot above, in the older versions it shows a lot of problems.
- Better handling of export to PDF for hidden slides
- Previously, all slides were always exported to PDF presentation. With 3.5, per default, hidden slides are excluded, but they can be included per check-box (Pierre-André Jacquod)
- New "does not exist" symbol (Julien Nabet)
- New symbols for Games theory (Olivier Hallot)
- Support for export and import of Math formulas in Office Open XML (docx) documents (Luboš Luňák)
- Import filter for MS Visio documents
- Writer RTF import rewrite, see here for details (Miklos Vajna)
- Various DOCX import improvements, see here for details (Miklos Vajna)
Basic IDE
- There is a new menu item View->Line Numbers that toggles line numbers in the editor window. (August Sodora)
- There is a new menu item View->GotoLine to complement the above. (Noel Power)
- Dialog controls now have a spinbutton. (Noel Power)
Bundled Extensions
Presenter Console
- Presenter Console now features a "Exchange Screen Images" button to work around the bug that in some cases the projector/presentation screen was picked for the Presenter Console instead of the speaker's laptop screen (Michael Meeks, Stefan Knorr (astron)).
Core changes
- The color picker (available e.g. in Tools -> Options -> Colors, press "Edit") has been rewritten to be more modern and usable. See the video how it works here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPu6EmIxkIM&hd=1 (Christian Lippka)
- The unused toolbar menus were removed from the toolbars, and the indication that there are some hidden items was updated to look nicer; see the longer description, and screenshots (Jan Holesovsky)
- The application color settings (Tools -> Options -> Appearance) now have correct color previews for 'Automatic' colors in the combo drop-downs.
- Natural Sorting: Menus list their entries in a natural sort order; e.g., "Heading 10" now appears directly after "Heading 9" in the list instead of directly after "Heading 1". See before and after screenshots. Example is in Writer > Format > Styles and Formatting. (Sébastien Le Ray)
- Added a scan-button to the scan-dialog for unix (screenshot). (Rob Snelders)
- Substantial cleanup and re-factoring of vcl's unix backends: adding initial port to gtk3, and hence via Broadway a web office prototype (Michael Meeks, Lucas Baudin, Caolan McNamara, Cosimo Cecchi)
- New handles using the Tango colors were produced, that use alpha transparency to improve usability. The legacy options of "Modern" vs. "Simple" and Small" vs. "Large" handles were removed at the same time to reduce toolbar clutter and user confusion (Tim Hardeck, Michael Meeks, Astron).
- Moved context-sensitive toolbars to the bottom to prevent them from overlaying important parts of the document. (Tim Hardeck)
- The Extension Manager dialog now has 3 checkboxes to allow the selection of the type of extension to display: Bundled (Installation), Shared and User, or a combination of the three (Olivier Hallot).
- The "Insert Movie and Sound" dialog has grown a "Link" checkbox, enabling the embedding of media files into ODF package based documents. (Michael Stahl)
- Several GTK+ right to left interface glitches has been fixed making LibreOffice more RTL-aware and consistent with native GTK+ applications. (Khaled Hosny)
- large amounts of dead code removal reducing code size & bloat (Caolan McNamara, Joseph Powers)
- legacy binary file format filters cleanup to remove un-used write support (Joseph Powers)
- Liberation fonts now included in Windows builds [1] (Olivier Hallot)
- LibreOffice will now use the newest Berkeley DB installed on the system (at compile time), not the oldest. (Lionel Elie Mamane)
- LibreOffice will now accept using a Java that is a symlink (Lionel Elie Mamane, from a Debian/oo-build patch)
- Python UNO: It is now possible to initialize the members of an UNO structure by name instead of by position. (Lionel Elie Mamane) For example:
from com.sun.star.util import Date d1 = Date(Year=2004, Month=11, Day=2) d2 = Date(Day=2, Year=2007, Month=5)
Compare to initialisation by position:
from com.sun.star.util import Date d1 = Date(2, 11, 2004) d2 = Date(2, 5, 2007)
- Improved error messages when Python UNO bridge fails to load (Lionel Elie Mamane)
Code cleanups
- In parallel to simplifying Windows installer, source code of setup.exe and support for NSIS was removed. (Andras Timar)
- Lot of unused code from solenv/bin/modules/installer was removed, for example packaging for unsupported platforms. (Andras Timar)
- Added Arabic, Aragonese, Belarusian, Bengali, Breton, Bulgarian, Scottish Gaelic, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Latvian, Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, Sinhala, and Telugu spelling dictionaries. <Please check this list, it is just a sketch arranged from the git log and may contain errors or omissions!> (Andras Timar)
- Use of possessive genitive case and/or partitive month names if provided by a locale's locale data (e.g., Russian, Polish, Finnish, Lithuanian, and others).
If a day of month (D or DD) is present in a number formatter's date format code, the month name for MMM or MMMM is displayed in possessive genitive case or partitive case.
Else if no day of month is present, the month name is displayed as noun / nominative case.
See blog for more details. (Eike Rathke)
- Corrections to Polish [pl-PL], Portuguese [pt-PT and pt-BR], Slovenian [sl-SI], and Latin [la-VA] locale data, esp. date formats. (Eike Rathke, Martin Srebotnjak, Mateusz Zasuwik, Olivier Hallot, Roman Eisele, Sérgio Marques)
Windows installer
- Instead of NSIS pre-installer + setup.exe loader + MSI file + separate CAB file + many language transforms + VC redistributable files, now we have a single MSI file with everything embedded. It contains language transforms as substorages, VC redistributables as merge modules and CAB file is embedded, too. (Andras Timar)


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> Thanks Jason the geronimo-spec jars were the problems. More below. > > * Jason Johnston <email@example.com> wrote on [2006-06-13 17:11]: >> Edward Elhauge wrote: >> >Hi, I have a problem that is stumping me. I've created a class >> >to send canned email messages; it uses the Sun mail.jar, >> >Debian Linux, Cocoon 2.1.8, and the Jetty AppServer. >> > >> >I can use this class in a stand alone mode and get mail sent out (this >> >is true whether I'm running as myself or as the cocoon user). >> > >> >When I try to use the same class within Flow I get nothing at all. >> >There isn't even an error in the log. The status is always "SENT" >> >so it doesn't seem like an exception is every thrown. >> >> When you run your Java test class, I assume it is run outside the Cocoon >> environment, correct? My first guess would be a classpath issue. >> >> Make sure that the Sun mail.jar and activation.jar are in Cocoon's >> WEB-INF/lib, and that the geronimo-spec-* version of both are *not* >> there, as they will conflict. > > Yes I did have the Sun jars, but I had to get rid of the geronimo-spec > ones also. The mail doesn't go through if you use the geronimo-spec jars > alone. I guess geronimo-spec is not totally compliant with the Sun Spec, > or is plain broken? > > To be able to rebuild and reinstall the release you need to exclude > the mail block, otherwise the geronimo-spec jars come back. To bad there > isn't an easy way to provide equivalent jars to fulfill dependencies. Good to know that was the issue. FYI, the Cocoon trunk code has been converted to use Maven for its build process and dependency resolution; one advantage of this is that Maven is able to download the Sun JARs directly from an official location at build time. The Cocoon distribution no longer has to include the geronimo JARs simply to satisfy compile-time dependencies (they could not redistribute the Sun JARs due to license restrictions.) So in future versions this will "just work".
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Mobility where mobility is illegal: Internal migration and city growth in the Soviet Union
This paper examines an important anomaly in the internal migration history of the former Soviet Union (FSU). While many cities were closed in the sense of explicitly limiting growth of city population from migration, it was difficult to assess the effectiveness of these controls. We analyze a sample of 308 Soviet cities to isolate the impact of closure regulations controlling for city size. We find that while there are pervasive patterns of city growth, the rate increasing through the 1960s and declining thereafter, there are also pervasive differences between controlled and uncontrolled cities, the later growing significantly faster in almost all cases, controlling for city size.
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Many schools in rural areas lack adequate mental-health services for students, according to a recent report by researchers at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. The report found that there is a need in rural Texas schools for more mental-health resources that target Hispanic students, better communication about the few resources available and more mental-health training for school counselors.
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JBoss is getting more developers acclimated to its new JBoss ESB replacement, SwitchYard. For the Red Hat Summit, SwitchYard developers put together several labs that walk through an example application. Here is the repo link:
JBoss SwitchYard Learning
These labs were originally part of a SOA training lab at Red Hat Summit 2013. The labs and guides have been updated to work with SwitchYard 1.0.0.Final. There are four labs in this training. Each lab has it's own SwitchYard project and associated lab guide. The lab guides are located in the guides/ directory.
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'To create an environment whereby with honesty, trust, letting go, surrendering and flowing with the rhythm of the being, a focussed togetherness creates an experience of harmony; with sharing of movement, energy, sound, breathing, love, light, truth and joy; and this is extended to express pure beauty and peace".
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E-VOLITION, energy in motion, is a unique healing modality where the individual will is aligned with the higher Will to access, remember and re-instate the innate healing ability that has been lying dormant. Ancient memories of sound and toning sequences, breathing patterns and working with the elements and energy, are some of the gifts that we are reawakening at this time where each person is returning to the reclaiming of, and taking responsibility for their own healing journey.
The practitioners' whole body is used during a treatment and not only the hands. Crystals, energy redistribution, tapping, spinning, pressure points and breathing patterns are some of the techniques, which are incorporated in conjunction with the 5 elements. The process addresses the physical and multidimensional aspects of the individual and includes visualizations and exercises which address the mind and body.Ancient shamanic traditions, including smudging and working with a feather and intent are reintroduced.
The process is experiential and not of an intellectual nature.
• We are aligning with our highest, best possible future by accessing the higher, collective memory, which is nestled in the body.
• We are remembering that we are that which we are searching for. We have been blessed with all that we need for healing on all levels and we are now aligning with that truth.
Debbie has presented on the Kate Turkington "believe it or not" show for crystal healing, and practices from home in the South of Johannesburg.
After her studies at University, Debbie travelled for 7 years to parts of Asia, Europe, Canada and the States doing a combination of dance/ gymnastic and kung fu show using nunchaku sticks with fire.
On returning Debbie had a burning desire to go within, heal and understand herself. She studied various healing modalities and meditative techniques.
These included the following:
Reiki masters, Karuna and lightarian masters, yogic healing, body alignment technique (mod 5), crystal healing, feng shui, kriya yoga, white tantric yoga, the flower of life (merkaba technique), underwent the reconnection, Sumo Ching Hai, Transcendental Meditation, Sahaj marg, Buddhist, Zazen, Alstar training with the ascended masters and attended classes at the Academy of Future Science and participated in the Turning Point, Joyspring and the Mile with Dr Baruch Banai.
At age 37, a spontaneous turning point occurred while Debbie was doing a body treatment on an individual. She asked her guides for support and help to speed up a body alignment process. Immediately she felt the presence of her guides align directly in her physical body where they were guiding the movements of her hands and body. From then onwards, Debbie has been taught techniques of healing using sound, moving energy, movement and the elements. This has inspired and led to the development of the E- volition Energy in Motion healing technique.