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NFL • Jeff Saturday retired as an Indianapolis Colts player Thursday and immediately started a new life in the organization that brought him into the league.
After starting his 14-year career as an undrafted free agent, Saturday went on to play in two Super Bowls, winning one with the Colts, and teamed with Peyton Manning to set an NFL record for games played between a quarterback and center. The two played 170 games together.
Colts owner Jim Irsay says Saturday will now work in the team's marketing and community relations department.
Tennis to increase tests for doping
Tennis • Tennis is adopting the biological passport program and increasing the number of blood tests as part of a new anti-doping drive that players themselves have demanded.
The biological passport tracks a player's blood profile over time for any changes that could indicate doping.
With the sport under pressure to do more against doping, the International Tennis Federation said Thursday the measures will go into effect this year.
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text: Apparently Trey Songz needs to practice throwing money at strippers more. His aim is off and it got him arrested. Way back in August it turns out that Trey was throwing money at strippers and one of the dollar bills hit a stripper in the eye causing her pain. She called the cops and Trey was arrested. Now, this happened in NYC. Yes, the same place that Chris brown and Drake threw all kinds of glass and bottles and hurt people badly, including almost blinding Tony Parker but neither of them were arrested. I guess that the NYPD is very stern about the throwing of money and that money thrown at strippers needs to be respectful and hit her only below the face, unless said money is $100 bills then anything goes. Workers comp?

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Thread: Proper foods
20th May 2012 07:34 AM #1
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Proper foods
I am currently trying to start solids with my soon to be 4 month old. His Paediatrician stated that he is now ready. What are the proper foods to start feeding my son? I was told to experiment, but I want the best for my baby. What foods should I start him on? What foods are better than other, any brands in particular?
22nd May 2012 06:17 AM #2
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My babies first foods were avocados and bananas.
22nd May 2012 03:43 PM #3
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Wow such a different combination for a baby. I shall give it a try, though I am not one for avocados.
22nd May 2012 10:35 PM #4
Hi momof3,
Thank you for your post. Did your paediatrician say why they recommended weaning your son at 4 months old? I just ask because the usual recommended time to start weaning a baby is 6 months old. Waiting until at least 6 months old is also advocated by the health professional Gill Rapley in the book Baby Led Weaning - she explains why it is important not to start weaning a baby until they are developmentally ready (e.g. sitting up on their own, reaching out for food).
Is your baby breastfed or formula fed? Up to 1 year, milk should still form the main part of the baby's diet. At 12 months of age a breastfed baby should still be getting around 85% of their nutrients from their breast milk.
We followed the baby led weaned approach. At 6 months old, we started offering our son solid food that he could hold and explore and start to feed himself. His first food was cucumbers but he quickly started enjoying: toast, broccoli, tomatoes, chicken etc. Between the ages of 6 and 12 months I breastfed my baby about 1 hour before meals so that he was not actually hungry when he was getting used to eating: the mantra is 'food is for fun until you are one!'. Then from 12 months old he could be breastfed after meals.
Of course, baby led weaning is just one approach and many mums find purees a good way of weaning. For us, baby led weaning has been excellent.
Best wishes,
26th May 2012 06:57 AM #5
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Hi momof3,
After reading one of your other posts and learning that you are going through some stressful times in your family, I would suggest that you really listen to what LJ has posted above and continue with just breastmilk and/or formula for at least another couple of months. When you offer a baby solid foods and they're simply not ready for them, this can frustration on mum and bub's part. You get frustrated because he's not eating as quickly as you'd like (and he's making a mess because he's thrusting the food back out), and he gets frustrated because he's hungry and not getting much in his tummy. Then you end up having to feed him milk after the solids, and it just takes a lot longer than giving him his usual milk feeding (without solids).
Most of my babies started on solids around 8 months - one was 12 months before she took any interest at all in solids, and one was 6 months old, but the other three were 8 months old.
Consider how much time and effort it will take to get your baby started on solids, and see if you really want to invest that time in starting that now, or if there are other areas that need your extra effort and attention.
Wishing you and your family all the best.
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I am feeding my baby with almost all natural food. We have tried avocados (he loves), banana, sweet potato, peas, carrots, potatoes, and my mum gave him fish one time. I'm not so sure if at this point meat is okay to feed him. The dilemma is i'm running out ideas as to what to feed him. All those mentioned I always feed him those in a week. Can someone suggest what would be a good addition to our food list? Thanks in advance!
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Hi Mommalovesfluff,
A good addition to your list would be more fruit. Soft fruits like peaches, applesauce, prunes and oranges (without the membrane).
Steamed broccoli and cauliflower are good too. Some doctors recommend holding off on meat until the child is older, but most parents and doctors say meat is just fine when they're younger. In that case, fish would be fine, and very good for bub. Just be absolutely sure there are no teeny, tiny bones in the fish. I like to squish the fish with my fingers before offering it to bub, just to be sure there are no bones. Mmmmm...
I'm sure you'll get more ideas from others.
Warm regards,
11th July 2012 08:59 PM #8
Hi Mommalovesfluff,
I see from an earlier post that your baby is 7 months old. As Kate says, at this age you can introduce meat. At 7 months of age, most children will just 'suck' on the meat and then spit it out but they will still be taking in a lot of the nutrients this way.
I would recommend broccoli as well - it is often a favourite with little ones (perhaps because of its interesting texture). You could also try food such as: cucumber, tomatoes, strawberries, pasta, steamed chicken etc. Ahhh isn't it exciting when you start weaning!
Best wishes,


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Tails. We lose. In 2002 Governor Vilsack signed into law a bill creating an Iowa "Fund of Funds" tax credit. It's back in the news:
Register Exclusive: Fund's bailout costs Iowans $26 million
The Iowa Fund of Funds for startups never took off and a deal was needed to avoid a 'train wreck.'
From the Des Moines Register:
A decade after the state tried to spark investment in young innovative companies, Iowa taxpayers will foot a $26 million bill — and potentially more — to meet the program's obligations.
State attorneys reached an agreement in August to avoid a lawsuit from two lenders who backed the Iowa Fund of Funds, a program lawmakers created in 2002 to attract more venture capital investment in Iowa startups.
In August? And we're just hearing about this now? Maybe it's because it's an embarrassment to the entire Iowa political class that they just want to have go away. While signed by a Democratic governor, it passed the Iowa House 90-3 and the Senate 39-5 — lots of votes from both parties there. When the state is giving millions in new tax credits for fertilizer companies, it would poop the party.
Let's set the wayback machine to one of the earliest Tax Update posts — number 48 of over 8,000 — to see what we had to say about the Funds of Funds when it was enacted:
…is the concept behind the venture capital legislation. A state-owned for-profit corporation will set up a "fund of funds" partnership to invest in venture capital pools. The venture capital pools are to be chosen based on their commitment of funds to Iowa.
Investors in the "fund of funds," which we will call the FOF, will receive certificates maturing no sooner than 2005 entitling them to a tax credit. This credit will reduce their Iowa tax dollar for dollar to the extent the return on the FOF is less than a fixed return computed on the certificate. In other words, the investors in the FOF get the upside, but the state absorbs the downside – and even some of the upside, to the extent that there is a positive return lower than the amount set by the certificate.
At the time we received a note from Steven Ringlee, described in today's Register story as "an architect of the program," telling us that this was still a terrific deal for Iowa taxpayers because the bill also had a cap on investor return as well as a taxpayer-funded guarantee against losses:
In fact, you fail to notice that, due to the tax credit which provides full repayment security to Iowa taxpayers purchasing the preferred stock of the Fund of Funds, their required rate of return will be similar to that on medium-term governmental debt instruments. In Oklahoma, where this plan was first implemented, the return on their Fund of Fund instruments (circa 1995) was approximately 8 percent. In today's environment, it will approximate 5 to 5.5 percent. However, the average long-term rate of return on investments in venture capital limited partnerships has been in excess of fifteen percent over an extended period. Oklahoma experienced a 19 percent positive return during the five year period from inception through 2001.
So how did those 15 percent returns work out? From the Des Moines Register story:
"It's been a disaster. As a model for creating jobs, it doesn't work. … It's turning into another bad deal for taxpayers," said Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City.
Jeff Thompson, a deputy attorney general who helped negotiate the agreement, says Iowa taxpayers have always been on the hook for the program, originally authorized at $100 million and later limited to $60 million. This agreement reduces the potential costs and, perhaps more important, prevented lenders from cashing in up to $40 million in tax credits this summer to cover their loans, he said.
That sounds like a return of something less than 15%. The Register story doesn't quantify the losses. Mr. Ringlee didn't exactly rule out the possibility of losses in 2002, but he made them seem unlikely (my emphasis):
As a result, appropriate compensation-for-risk-assumed is in fact given to the State, the grantor of the contingent tax credits. For what is likely to be zero cash outlay, the State of Iowa, (at the end of the FoF lifetime) receives all accumulated net profits above a nominal return in the range of 5.5%. Of course, the probability of this occurring is directly related to the skill sets of the VC managers selected to invest the funds. Because VC historical returns are in fact measurable and venture managers' skills may be examined in detail, and because good managers tend to have consistent track records, the Fund should be able to select those managers able to deliver above-average results. Hence, the Fund can improve its ability to deliver stellar returns to the State (the residual legatee) by carefully selecting and supervising its venture capital limited partnership managers. It will do so through the judicious selection of a skilled, experienced "gatekeeper" fund allocation manager, a common practice in the venture industry.
Folks, when the government guarantees something, the proper assumption is that the guarantee will be called upon (Solyndra, anyone?). If private investors aren't willing to make a deal, they probably have good reasons. If it's a good company, private money will probably be there, if perhaps on stiffer terms. And just because the guarantees are run through tax returns doesn't make them somehow not spending.
Senator Joe Bolkcom (D-Iowa City)– who was one of the few who voted against the program in 2002 — makes a good point:
Bolkcom said the state needs to rethink how it approaches economic development.
"The idea that we can create these third-party arrangements, where we turn over taxpayers' money and not expect problems to develop, is folly. We have very little control after the law was created," he said.
The best the state can do for economic development is to leave it alone. The Quick and Dirty Iowa Tax Reform would get rid of all of the dozens of "economic development" tax credits, and do more for the Iowa economy than all of them.
TaxProf, NY Times: Tax Arithmetic Shows Top Rate Is Just a Starter
Oh, Goody: "Taxpayers and the IRS could be looking at three filing seasons in 2013 if Congress and President Obama fail to prevent the government from going over the fiscal cliff at year's end, according to National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson." (Tax Analysts, $link)
Greg Mankiw, Fiscal Cliff Fact of the Day:
As reported in the NY Times:
Even if Republicans were to agree to Mr. Obama's core demand — that the top marginal income rates return to the Clinton-era levels of 36 percent and 39.6 percent after Dec. 31, rather than stay at the Bush-era rates of 33 percent and 35 percent — the additional revenue would be only about a quarter of the $1.6 trillion that Mr. Obama wants to collect over 10 years.
Like I say, the rich guy isn't buying.
Gene Steurle, Current Revenue Solutions Will Barely Reduce the Deficit. (TaxVox)
Patrick Temple-West, Fiscal talks spur charitable giving, and more
TaxGrrrl, Obama, Boehner Reach Compromise? No.
Scott Drenkard, New Federal-State Rate Calculation in Full Fiscal Cliff/Obamacare Scenario (Tax Policy Blog)
Christopher Bergin, 'Small Ball' — Obsessing about the Rich: "Sticking it to rich people may play well to a populist theme, but it's "small ball" and does little to address our fiscal problems or our broken tax system." (Tax.com)
Martin Sullivan, Is the Charitable Deduction a Sacred Cow? (Tax.com)
So how are the tax increases working out for you? California Revenues Below Expectations (Russ Fox)
TaxProf, Supreme Court Grants Cert to Decide Whether Estate Tax Marital Deduction Applies to Same-Sex Couple. I predict the court will reverse DOMA. If your taxes have been boosted by the denial of marriage benefits to same-sex couples, you should consider filing a protective refund claim; 2009 is the oldest year still open.
Kay Bell, Supreme Court to review estate tax challenge to Defense of Marriage Act
KCCI.com: GOP to introduce death penalty bill. Apply it first to legislators who vote for new tax credits and I'll be interested.
Great tool for understanding new net investment income tax regs: Cheat Sheets To The Obamacare Investment Income Tax (Anthony Nitti)
Peter Reilly, Can Real Estate Professionals Beat The 3.8% Obamacare Tax ?
Jack Townsend, DOJ Tax and IRS Entreaties to Join OVDP 2012:
These are in effect pleas / warnings to taxpayers to turn themselves in by joining OVDP 2012. I suspect that the truth is that, if a significant number of taxpayers do not turn themselves in, the IRS will have limited ability to discover, investigate and prosecute criminally or civilly all of that dataset. DOJ Tax and the IRS are trying to convince taxpayers that the form of audit lottery they play going far now will have worse odds than it had previously. Perhaps everyone involved will not suffer the consequences, but many will and, among the many that will, could be you. And the consequences could be far worse than if you come clean now and get right for the past and going forward.
If you really are a tax cheat, by all means consider using the OVDP program. Still, it would probably be much more attractive if the IRS didn't treat foot-fault violators as international tax criminals.
Robert D. Flach gets it right in WHY WE NEED TAX REFORM:
The purpose of the Tax Code is to raise the income necessary to run the government. It should not be used to solve all the financial and social problems of the country. It should not be used as a method of distributing social welfare program benefits. It should not be used as a means of "redistributing" income among the "classes". The Tax Code is not Robin Hood.
It's hard enough to determine taxable income, compute a correct tax, and remit it. You can't also ask Iowa tax authorities to administer filmmaking or venture capital. And to expect the undertrained and undermotivated members of the shrinking IRS work force to administer industrial growth, social justice and, oh yeah, the health care system is folly. And official policy.


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WEST HAVEN -- It might not be the ice cream truck, but small crowds still greet it whenever it rolls into parking lots across the city.
The Pauline Z. Smith Bookmobile of the West Haven Library has been on the road since 1971, much to the delight of bookworms young and old.
Though the vehicles used to be common in municipalities across the state, bookmobiles are now mostly a thing of the past.
But a handful of communities still have some sort of library-on-wheels service.
Despite the demand for e-readers like Nooks and Kindles in the digital age, West Haven's bookmobile has persisted, carrying on a long-standing library tradition its patrons say they couldn't do without. Four days a week, the bus travels to nursing homes, senior complexes, day care centers and private schools, inviting bibliophiles to browse the bus, or making deliveries.
"I hope they never ever stop the bookmobile," says Rhonda Knowles, owner of Hide and Seek day care. "Milford and Orange (child care) providers get jealous. They say, 'You have a what? You have a library that comes to you on wheels and brings you 40 books every two weeks?' I tell everybody about it."
Joseph Cseh, bookmobile supervisor, and Luis Chavez-Brumell, a part-time assistant, make about 40 city stops, help hundreds of people, and circulate about 2,600 to 2,700 books per month through the vehicle. There's even a waiting list to get on the schedule, and Cseh believes it's so popular because of the city's senior citizen demographic, as well as the number of day care centers.
Surfside Senior Housing at 200 Oak St. is one of the weekly stops. On a recent Wednesday, some of the regulars were already outside waiting when the bookmobile turned into the parking lot about 11 a.m.
Jennie Cifaldi was perched on the seat of her walker near the bookmobile's steps, while friend Margaret Andriotes climbed inside to make their literary transactions. She brought a few bags of hardcovers she and Cifaldi were ready to return, and found out which ones came in after she had requested them.
To Cifaldi, the bookmobile is a novel idea. "We don't have far to go; it comes right to our apartment. It's very convenient," she said, adding that she doesn't walk so well anymore or drive at all.
Andriotes, who said she reads three to four books a week, and can't remember the last time she missed a bookmobile visit, came with a list of recommended titles Cseh had given her, but discovered a new Jonathan Kellerman title came in. "I've been waiting and waiting," she exclaimed.
There's no fee for the service, as it has remained part of the library's yearly operating budget. This year, the $65,919 budget includes salaries, gasoline, bus maintenance and leases for popular books that are in demand for just a few months, according to library Director Kathy Giotsas.
Though the mobile library's shelves are always fully stocked, with everything from Westerns to biographies and cookbooks, to children's classics and picture books, to mystery and romance novels, customers can request certain books. And now that the bus has an Internet connection and laptop, Cseh and assistants can look up which local library might have an available copy of a title.
Costs to run bookmobiles have caused other municipalities to end the service or forgo it altogether. Guilford, Ansonia, Branford and North Haven library staff said their towns have never had one.
New Haven had one decades ago, according to its former bookmobile driver, Nancy Abbey, who is now assistant director of the Milford Public Library.
But the New Haven Free Public Library did start up the service again around 2001 or 2002. It's now on the road about three days a week, and stops at child care centers and nursing homes, Library Assistant Lucy Cochran said.
The library is hoping to secure a grant to buy a new bookmobile for the library's 125th anniversary.
Shelton also runs a mobile library service, but because it's a van that makes deliveries to only the Scinto Corporate Towers and homebound residents, library Director C. Elspeth Lydon says it's not a full-fledged bookmobile. It began about two years ago with a grant, and the city now absorbs the expense since all of the equipment has been purchased.
"It's a large target population, and we figured a lot of them didn't get downtown to see what we did, so it would be an opportunity to share what's available," Lydon said.
East Haven, Milford and North Branford all used to have bookmobiles, but that was in the 1970s. Robert Hull, director in North Branford, said the service shut down after just a few years because usage was declining, vehicle expenses were going up and economic times were rough.
In Milford, the service ended because the library had more branches in past years and it didn't fit in the budget, according to Director Jean Tsang.
In East Haven, people were concerned about possible accidents and liability, according to Darlene Hood, circulation desk manager.
Some, like Andriotes, worry about the affect e-readers and computers might have on the state's few remaining bookmobiles. Giotsas admits the West Haven service may need to be updated, but she's not yet sure exactly what should be done.
"But I think bookmobile is a wonderful thing. I don't plan on stopping it," she said. "We have a lot of shut-ins, we have senior centers that have people who aren't that mobile, and it's important for the kids to see the bookmobile."
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If you are an individual and want to file a lawsuit for $10,000 or less, you have the option of filing a small claims case or a limited civil case. If you are a business, you can file in small claims court for $5,000 or less.
There are advantages and disadvantages to each option, and you should talk to a lawyer to find out what is best for you given your situation. Click for help finding a lawyer.
|Small Claims
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|Can NOT have a lawyer represent you.
|CAN have a lawyer represent you (but you must pay for your lawyer.
|Filing fees are much cheaper.
|Filing fees can be expensive.
|Rules and procedures are informal and simpler.
|Have to follow all rules and procedures required in "regular" civil cases. It can get very complicated and time-consuming.
|Case is decided quicker - generally within 3 months.
|Cases can take up to a year or longer to decide.
|Plaintiff can NOT appeal the court's decision.
|Either side CAN appeal the court's decision.
|Cannot sue more than twice in one calendar year for over $2,500.
|No limit on the number of lawsuits or amount you sue for.
|If you win, the court can order the losing side to pay your court fees and costs.
|If you win, the court can order the losing side to pay your court fees and costs BUT if you filed a limited civil case when you could have filed in small claims court, the judge can decide not to order the losing side to pay for fees and costs.
|Have to be able to serve the defendant in California. If not, you cannot pursue your claim in small claims (with few exceptions).
|Can serve a defendant outside of California.
In addition to these differences, there are restrictions on what you can ask a small claims judge to do.
Read the Small Claims section for more information on small claims court.
If you are sure you do NOT want to go to small claims court, you can file a limited civil case. Click to find out how to file a limited civil case (for $25,000 or less).
Click if you have been sued in small claims.
If you have been sued for $10,000 or less in a limited civil case, the plaintiff (the person or company that sued) either could not take you to small claims court (because of the type of case or plaintiff involved) or chose NOT to file in small claims court.
This is common in credit card debt or other collection lawsuits where you may owe less than the small claims court limits, but the credit card company prefers to take you to court in a limited civil case and not small claims. There are many reasons companies may prefer to sue you in a general civil court, and if that happens, you have to defend yourself in civil court and cannot ask to have the case transferred to small claims court.
Talk to a lawyer for advice and help on how to defend yourself if you have been sued in a limited civil case. Click for help finding a lawyer.


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When you use that type of Tap, then you'll actually need to have two Nics in the machine that's listening to the network one Nic for transmit and the other for receive.
Your passthru connection should work no matter what is plugged into the taps, but you'll only be able to get traffic on transmit or receive, not both with this design.
You could make a fullduplex tap, just by chaining another Cat5 jack in the middle of your passthru.
It is also very important that you do not have TCP/IP bound to the Nic that is listening in.


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Coordinating Committee for Asia
The Coordinating Committee is responsible for defining problems and needs concerning food standards and food control of all Codex member countries of the region. Host government rotates among the committee members.
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'Mckee was hurt during the first period of Buffalo's 4-1 loss at New Jersey on Wednesday, coach Lindy Ruff said Thursday. McKee doesn't recall the specific play in which he was hurt, saying only that he felt his knee begin to tighten up.'
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Dr. Stein is a very good diagnostician and if she cannot address your pain, she will find the right place to send you for help. She is very patient with willing to take her time with you if you need it.
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Most how-to's on this subject use tools such as unetbootin. For persistance, you are required to boot a live BT the run a load of commands in a terminal to configure your installation. For many this is a difficult process.
If you try to install to usb by using the "Install to Hard Disk" on the BT desktop, you will find that the installation routine will not let you choose your usb drive.
Boot a blank VMWARE machine to your BT iso.
Insert your USB drive.
Connect USB Drive to VMWARE machine.
Run "Install to Hard Disk" from desktop of VMWARE machine.
When prompted "Where do you want to put Backtrack?" you will now be able to select "Specifiy partitions manually" and then choose your USB drive from there.
For those who don't know how to partition:
Go to sdb and remove all existing partitions.
Choose Add and create a primary 1024MB swap partition
Choose Add and create a primary 200MB ext2 partition to be mounted: /boot
Choose Add and create a primary ext partition using all available space to be mounted: /
That's it for patitioning. Just make sure that you choose sdb for "install boot loader on" and you're set.
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Click here for iPad / iOS Basics Part 1 [1]
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Quick Search
If, after organizing your Apps you are still having trouble finding some of your Apps or files, iOS kindly provides an easily accessible quick search option to assist you in finding those "lost" App icons. To make use of this feature follow these steps:
Step 1. Swipe your finger from left to right across your home screen until a small search form box and keyboard appear on screen.
Step 1-1. Alternatively, by default you can also press the Home Button once to arrive at the search form.
Step 2. Tap the white search box and enter in all or part of the name of the App or file you are looking for.
Step 3. Any Apps or files containing your search phrase will appear in the "Search Results" window sandwiched between the search box and the keyboard.
As you type, iOS will search through your devices for any Apps and files which may contain the words or phrases entered in the search box, and display relevant results immediately as you type. To ensure only the most relevant results are displayed, try to enter as exact a search phrase as possible. i.e. if you are looking for "Angry Birds" entering in the entire phrase "Angry Birds" will return better results than if you were to just enter in the word "Angry."
Additionally, as you type you will notice some files within Apps which contain the words or phrases you are searching for appear in the "Search Results" window. This is a handy feature if you are looking for a note, calendar appointment, or other type of file which mentions your search phrase, but not necessarily the App of the same name. i.e. If you are looking for a note which mentions "Angry Birds" but not the "Angry Birds" App itself, the "Search Results" will display both the note(s) and App in the results window.
Step 4. Tap the search result which most closely resembles what you are looking for to open the App, file, or folder containing that search phrase.
Additionally, if what you are searching for is not displayed in the search results, Tap the "Search Web" or "Search Wikipedia" text labels to search for your term or phrase on the internet or Wikipedia, respectively.
Copy, Paste, etc.
From text editors to browsers, the cut, copy, paste, select all functions are ubiquitous across all common computing platforms, yet for many users just jumping into the iOS world, these can be a tricky function to find and implement. If you are one such user, here's your shortcut to these shortcuts:
Step 1. Find the characters, word, or first/last word of a phrase which you would like to cut or copy, and Tap it twice.
A blue selection box will appear, highlighting the text you just tapped. Just above this selection box a black dialog balloon with three buttons: "Cut," "Copy," and "Paste," will also appear
(Note: If you only see the "copy" option within the dialog balloon, Tap outside your selected characters to bring up the keyboard, then repeat Step 1.)
Step 2. Tap and drag the blue selection boxes' "handles" (the small blue dots on either side of your selected word) until all the characters you wish to "cut" or "copy" are highlighted within the blue selection area. (Note: For a more accurate selection, a "magnifying glass" showing the position of your cursor will follow your finger, and selection handle position, as you drag.)
Step 3. Take your finger off the screen. The "Cut," "Copy," "Paste" dialog balloon will re-appear.
Step 4. Tap "Cut" or "Copy" to cut or copy the selected text.
Step 5. Tap the position where you would like to paste your text and select "Paste" from the dialog balloon which appears.
(Tip: If you wish to replace a selected amount of text with the text you just copied or cut, repeat Steps 2 though 3 to select the text to be replaced, and Tap "Paste" immediately after repeating Step 3.)
Step 5-1. You may also copy / paste between Apps by following Steps 1 through 4 to copy your text, opening the App you wish to paste into, and doing so as detailed in Step 5.
There are two additional options which may aid you in selecting your desired text to copy / paste: "Select" which can be used to create a text selection box, and "Select All" which when used will select all text in the file. To access these options, simply Tap the screen to bring up the "Select," "Select All," and "Paste" dialog balloon, and Tap the option you wish to use. Afterwards, repeat Steps 4 through 5 as needed.
Stay tuned for more iPad / iOS Basics coming very soon!!!
~J. Conboy


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New requirement affects CDL holders
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVN) -- There are about 120,000 Ohioans with a commercial drivers license that are in danger of losing it unless they meet new federal requirements.
"CDL holders in every state must tell their home BMV what kind of travel do they do," said the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles' Tim Fisher.
There are four categories: non-excepted interstate, excepted interstate, non-excepted intrastate, and excepted intrastate. Those in the first category must also get a medical examiner's certificate.
The Ohio BMV has sent out four letters to those who haven't complied and Fisher says another will go out in October.
"120,000 is a lot of people and we certainly don't want, come January, for you to lose your CDL privileges," Fisher said.
Fisher says you can do the self-certification online, at the BMV, or through the mail.
For more information visit www.ohiobmv.gov or call the Ohio BMV at (614) 752-7600.
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Game: Lakers (35-32) vs. Sacramento Kings (23-43)
Where: Staples Center
Time: 6:30 p.m.
TV: Time Warner Cable SportsNet/Time Warner Cable Deportes
Nursing a sprained left ankle and flu-like symptoms, Kobe Bryant won't play when the Lakers host the Sacramento Kings tonight at Staples Center.
Bryant received treatment on Saturday, but the Lakers said afterward he still felt considerable pain and swelling in his ankle. He lasted only a quarter in the Lakers' win Friday against Indiana after struggling to put pressure on the ankle. Bryant also didn't participate in Sunday's morning shootaround.
Lakers reserve guard Jodie Meeks will start in Bryant's place
The Lakers (35-32) have only a half-game edge over the Utah Jazz (34-32) for the eighth playoff spot.
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GSA Joins U.S. Green Building Council
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Contact: Viki Reath (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, D. C. -- The U.S. General Services Administration has become the first federal member of the U.S. Green Building Council, a coalition of building owners, developers, product manufacturers, design professionals, environmental groups, utilities, local governments, universities and financial institutions working to hasten adoption of green building practices, technologies, policies, and standards.
"Showing support for the U.S. Green Building Council and the important work they do will advance environmentally friendly policies both within the agency and throughout the rest of the federal government," said Debra Yap, Director of GSA's Environmental Business Strategies Division
The council, based in Washington, D.C., is the only organization that focuses all sectors on green buildings, said GSA architect Don Horn.
"Most important, the council's green building rating system, LEED - Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is the premier rating system in the United States," Horn said. "As a council member, GSA will have input in the documents the council develops."
As buildings become more energy-efficient, they cost less to operate. Also, green buildings promote a healthy environment for employees, which leads to more productive workers, said Horn, who put GSA's name on the membership list in January.
"The whole green movement is growing," Horn said. "It's motivating many changes. Local governments are changing zoning regulations to enhance environmental initiatives. States are awarding tax credits for green buildings. Federal agencies are incorporating principles of sustainable design into their standard practices."
U.S. General Services Administration
GSA is the largest, commercial-style, real-estate organization in the United States, providing workplaces for 1 million federal workers. It provides federal agencies with construction, leasing, space management, renovation, maintenance and other real estate services in office buildings, courthouses, laboratories, border stations and warehouses. GSA controls 320 million square feet of space in 1,800 federally owned and 6,500 leased buildings in 1,600 communities. Please visit GSA's Web site, http://www.gsa.gov.


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Why and How to Start a College Savings Plan
Fact: College is getting more expensive every year.
To afford the college of your dreams later you need to start saving now. Do a little research and find out if the college savings plans below are for you.
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•Texas Tomorrow Fund:Texas now offers two college savings plans that can make it easier than ever for you to save for college.
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•City of San Antonio Individual Development Accounts (IDA): City of San Antonio savings program for people with limited income. For every dollar you save the City of San Antonio will match it with four dollars.


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In the first world, a world that existed long before ours, a world ruled by evil and greed, a band of warriors emerge from the dank, dark world of slavery. A band of mixed clans and mutants take up arms and rise to the call of freedom. They will fight for their ancestral lands and the very survival of their people. They carry no banners, raise no flags, beat no drums, take no prisoners. They are not afraid of death; they will survive; they are warriors first.... LITTLE WARRIORS
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That a lease bearing date of December 8, 1939, between the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians of California and the city of Palm Springs, California, in the following words, is hereby ratified and confirmed subject, however, to the conditions stated in section 2 hereof:
This indenture of lease executed at Palm Springs, California, as of the 4th day of December, 1939, by and between the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians of California, the party of the first part hereinafter referred to as lessor and the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation of the State of California, the party of the second part, hereinafter referred to as lessee, both of said parties being within the County of Riverside, State of California.
Witnesseth, that the lessor hereby leases to the lessee the land and premises in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, described as Section 18, Township 4 South, Range 5 East of the San Bernardino Base and Meridian, for a term of twenty-five year beginning on the first day of January, 1941, and ending on the 31st day of December, 1965, for the rental for said premises for said term which the lessee agrees to pay to the lessor which shall be ten percent of the gross receipts of the lessee for the use of said premises during said term, it being agreed, however, that the minimum rental which the lessee shall pay the lessor shall be the sum of $640.00 per annum, payable in advance on or before the 31st day of January of each year of the term of this lease, and that during the Month of January, 1942, and the month of January of each year thereafter of said term, the lessee shall furnish to the lessor a sworn statement of the gross receipts received by the lessee for the use of said premises for the preceding year, and on or before the 31st day of said month of January in each said year of the term of this lease the lessee shall pay to the lessor in addition to said sum of $640.00 an amount equal to ten percent of the excess, if any, of said receipts over and above the sum of $6,400.00.
The term gross receipts as used herein for the purpose of calculating the amount of said rental is herein defined as being all sums of money received by the lessee for the use of said premises for the purposes herein specified during each annual period of the term of this lease.
Said demised premises shall be used by the lessee and its sub-lessees for public airport and other uses and purposes.
Upon the termination of this lease by surrender by the lessee or by dispossession of the lessee by the lessor or by any authority superior
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to the lessor, all rent and liabilities of the lessee accruing thereafter shall cease and the lessee may within a period of sixty days remove any and all improvements placed upon said premises during the term of said lease save and except buildings permanently affixed to the land, but, upon failure to remove same within that period, any improvements remaining thereon shall become the property of the Agua Caliente Band of Indians.
It is expressly understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto that the lessor does not assume any responsibility for damage caused, either directly or indirectly, by any operations of the lessee under this contract, and the lessee hereby agrees to hold the lessor harmless for any damage which may result from the operations of the lessee, or of its employees or agents under this lease, whether the acts causing such damage be negligent or otherwise.
The lessee must comply with all State, sanitary, health, and housing regulations.
The lessee agrees that it will not use, or permit to be used any part of the premises for the manufacture, sale, gift, storage, or drinking of intoxicating liquor or beverages, so long as these are prohibited by law upon the demised premises.
This lease may be cancelled by the lessor at the discretion of and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior for failure of the lessee to comply with any of the terms thereof.
The rental herein required to be paid by the lessee to the lessor for the use of said premises during said term shall be paid to the legally authorized agent of the lessor entitled by law to receive the same and receipt therefor, and such payment shall be a full discharge of the lessee therefor.
It is agreed that the lessee may enter upon said premises immediately upon the lawful ratification and approval hereof, and prior to the beginning of said term for the purpose of improving and preparing said premises for use as an airport.
In witness whereof the parties hereunto have subscribed their names and affixed their seals as of the day first hereinabove mentioned. (Executed in quintuplicate—five copies.)
(By) Willie Marcus Belardo, Chairman; Lee Arenas, Vice-Chairman; Lena C. Welmas, Secretary; Juana S. Hatchitt, Member of Council; Clemente Segundo, Member of Council; Carrie Pierce Casero; Francisco Patencio; Viola J. Hatchitt; Frank Morro; John Joseph Andreas; John Joseph Patencio; John Anthony Andreas; Moreno Patencio; Ramon Manuel; Santos Albert Patencio; Eleteria Arenas Nicholson; Marcus J. Pete; Florida Patencio Roxey; Anna J. Pierce; Cecelia Patencio Roxey; Baristo Sol Santiago; Genevieve P. St. Marie; Virginia Patencio Siva; Ramalda Lugo Taylor; Augusta Patencio Torro; Matild Patencio Welmas; Frank Segundo.
By PHILIP L. BOYD, Mayor.
GUY PINNEY, City Clerk.
I, Clemente Segundo, hereby certify that all the persons named as signers on the lease of the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians for Section 18, Township 4 South, Range 5 East, Riverside County, California, are all duly enrolled and qualified members of said Band; that they have read or had read to them and interpreted to them said lease, made to the city of Palm Springs,
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California; that they have expressed their understanding of the same and desire to have the same approved and put into effect
for the mutual benefit of all, both the Indians and white residents of the said City. That the terms were explained and approved
by all signers.
Witness my hand this 6th day of December, 1939.
I, Lena Welmas, hereby certify that I am the Acting Secretary for the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians
of California, and Secretary of the Acting Council. That I certify that all the persons named as signers of the foregoing
described lease are Indians qualified to sign the same, and that the said lease has been thoroughly discussed, and read, and
explained, particularly to those who could not read or understand the English language. Particular care has been exercised
to give a thorough explanation to those not understanding the English language. That I have personally seen to giving full
explanations as to the same.
Witness my hand and seal this 6th day of December, 1939, at Palm Springs, California.
WILLIE MARCUS BELARDO, Chairman.
No assignment of the foregoing lease shall become effective until approved by the Secretary of the Interior or his authorized representative, and all revenues payable to the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians under the terms of said lease or any assignment thereof shall be remitted to the superintendent or other officer in charge of the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs reservation, and distributed in per capita payments as authorized by section 2 of the Act of August 25, 1937, Public, Numbered 375, Seventy-fifth Congress.
The construction, maintenance, and operation of any airport on the land covered by said lease shall conform to such requirements as may be prescribed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
Approved, July 15, 1941.


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A Special Evening with Julie Taymor
The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 24.0025 Sunday, 27 January 2013
Date: January 23, 2013 12:17:01 PM EST
Subject: A Special Evening with Julie Taymor
A Special Evening with Julie Taymor
Monday, January 28, at 6:00 p.m., $15
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Visit www.pace.edu/schimmel/box-office
Call 866-811-4111 or 212-346-1715
Best known for The Lion King, which opened on Broadway in 1997 and has now become a global phenomenon, JULIE TAYMOR is the recipient of dozens of prestigious honors, among them two Tony Awards for that show alone. She is renowned not only for her unique approach to drama (most recently as director and writer of the book for another hit musical, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark) but for her achievements in cinema and opera, among them an acclaimed Magic Flute at the Met. Outgrowths of her pioneering early work with Theatre for a New Audience include riveting film adaptations of Titus Andronicus (starring Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange) and The Tempest (with Helen Mirren as Prospera). Ms. Taymor has also garnered two Academy Awards and six Oscar nominations for Frida, a feature she directed with Salma Hayek in the title role. She'll discuss her remarkable career with the Shakespeare Guild's John Andrews and Pace University's Cosmin Chivu in a "Masters Series" setting that will be familiar to TV audiences who enjoy Inside the Actors Studio.
For more information about The Shakespeare Guild, and for details about upcoming attractions (among them a February 25 program about Words from the White House with lexicographer Paul Dickson at the National Arts Club, and a May 23 gathering at The Players with painter Everett Raymond Kinstler, whose portrayals of stars like Tony Bennett, Katharine Hepburn, and Tom Wolfe have led admirers to compare him with the legendary John Singer Sargent), visit www.shakesguild.org


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#1: hair ruined by hair dye.. i think. help?
okayy, i have had naturally curly hair all my life. im mixed and my hair is super thick and grows fast. then i decided to bleach some of my hair with this high lighting kit last year. my hair was fine and remained curly. by the time most of the dyed hair grew out i got bored and high lighted it again... and my hair is completely different. all of my hair except about 4 inches from the roots looks like its relaxed or something! after getting out of the shower it just goes straight.. now my hair looks so retarded because its like half and half.. curly and wavy. what should i do? so far all i know i could do is basically cut all my dyed hair off. suggestions?


text: Jamie Rogers is a 32 year old mixed martial artist from Wales fighting out of Dogs Of War with a record of 8-6. Outside of MMA he is an orthopaedic footwear technician, a big family man, loves his dog and eats lots of cheesecake. Cake aside though; hes got business to attend to on May 4th in the form of a big fight on Cage Warriors 54 in his back yard at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff. He takes on Brad Wheeler who is fresh off a great win, but that doesnt faze Jamie in the slightest. We caught up with Jamie ahead of the fight to get a few words


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In the months before sequestration, the Utah County Jail held an average of 280 immigrants every day.
The jail has a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that makes it ICE's primary holding facility in Utah. But in the weeks leading to the sequestration and since the cuts began, the number of people ICE booked into the jail has declined, said Darin Durfey, the chief deputy in charge of the Utah County Jail.
On Thursday morning, there were just 113 inmates being detained there by ICE.
"Our numbers are not as high as what they had been," Durfey said. "So whether that's a result of sequestration, I don't know."
Andrew Munoz, a spokesman for ICE, said the Salt Lake City field agency reported just eight detainees released between Feb. 9 and March 1 for budgetary reasons. The Salt Lake City office covers Utah, Nevada, Montana and Idaho.
The federal government and the Obama administration have been reluctant to discuss immigrant detention in the wake of sequestration.
Earlier this month, The Associated Press, citing budget documents, reported ICE released about 2,000 immigrants from jails in Arizona, Texas, Georgia and California and planned to release about 3,000 during March. At first, the White House and ICE maintained the number was only a few hundred.
Then in testimony to Congress on Thursday, ICE Director John Morton admitted the agency had thus far released 2,228 people from detention centers for what he called "solely budgetary reasons."
Morton said four immigrants in ICE's most serious offender category were rearrested shortly after their release. Morton said the majority of those released were considered low risk.
Durfey said he has observed no increase in the number of people ICE has ordered released from the Utah County Jail. Instead, Durfey said, ICE has not been booking as many people.
Fewer bookings can have a big impact on the jail's budget. ICE pays a daily rate of $72.25 to the jail for each person it has booked or ordered detained. Utah County leaders expanded the jail in 2008, largely to accommodate more bookings from ICE.
The immigrants detained in the Utah County Jail and other ICE detention facilities are a mix of people suspected of entering the country illegally or who are suspected of violating their visas. Some may already have been ordered deported and are awaiting transport to their native country. Others are in the midst of deportation proceedings or are accused of committing a local crime and ICE doesn't want them released until their status can be reviewed.
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The Diadora Sport Jr girls' hooded sleeveless t-shirt is lightweight and super soft. The moisture-wicking fabric means you stay cool and dry during your activities. The banded bottom of the t-shirt lets you move and not worry about your hem rising up.
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Drake breaks silence on Kendrick Lamar verse
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Drake is brushing off Kendrick Lamar's verse on Big Sean's "Control."
On the track, Lamar declares that he's trying to "murder" his hip-hop competition and lists the names of competing rappers, including Drake.
Drizzy tells Billboard.com that he wasn't flustered by the verse. In fact, after hearing the track, he went about his day as if nothing had happened. For Drake, the verse sounded like nothing more than an "ambitious thought." The "Started From The Bottom" rapper is so sure of himself that he says he knows that Kendrick's not "murdering" him "at all, in any platform."
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After legal victory Morrissey tells Chef Ramsay foie gras is murder
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(Yahoo!) - Morrissey, who famously recorded the vegetarian anthem "Meat Is Murder" as the frontman of the Smiths, is striking out at celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay after scoring a legal victory for the authorized use of one of his songs.
The singer was awarded nearly $15,000 in his lawsuit against the U.K.'s Channel 4, which used the Smiths' classic "Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want" without permission in a commercial for "Gordon Ramsay's Christmas Cookalong Live" in 2011.
Morrissey is reportedly giving the $14,852 he received in the legal win to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals to fund their campaign against London department store Fortnum & Mason for selling foie gras, a controversial delicacy made from goose or duck livers.
"Ramsay may very well stick his head in his microwave when he hears that the money I received from Channel 4 because one of my songs used to promote his Christmas show is being donated to PETA to fight foie gras," Morrissey told The Guardian. "Foie gras is so cruelly produced that he'd be against it if he had an ethical bone in his body."
Morrissey's move was applauded by PETA, whose associate director, Mimi Bekhechi, said, "With this generous gift, Morrissey is literally putting his money where his mouth is and combating cruelty to animals."
The sale and production of foie gras, which is made by force-feeding corn to ducks or geese, has been banned in California.
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Terry Riley
Davidson, Robert A. (2002) Terry Riley. In Sitsky, Larry (Ed.) Music of the Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde: A Biocritical Sourcebook. Greenwood Press, Westport, Conn., pp. 391-397.
This concise biography of American composer Terry Riley focuses on his musical development, his introduction of musical processes that have become increasingly influential, and his recent music.
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text: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is not merely a literary classic. It is part of the American imagination. More than any other work in our culture, it established America's vision of childhood. Mark Twain created two fictional boys, Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, who still seem more real than most of the people we know. In a still puritanical nation, Twain reminded adults that children were not angels, but fellow human beings, and perhaps all the more lovable for their imperfections and bad grooming. Neither American literature nor America has ever been the same.


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Asparagus with Citrus Vinaigrette
- 2 pounds fresh asparagus
- 3 hard-cooked eggs, sieved
- 1/2 cup chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1 teaspoon fine lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper and 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 recipe Citrus Vinaigrette
- Crisp lettuce leaves
Remove and steam in a vegetable steamer (or in microwave oven) for 3 to 5 minutes, depending on thickness of spears. Cook only until crisp-tender.
Remove and refresh in ice water. Pat dry.
Place on a bed on lettuce leaves on a serving plate.
Mix together the sieved eggs with the parsley and lemon zest. Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle the asparagus with the egg mixture.
Make the vinaigrette according to the following recipe..
Just before serving, drizzle over enough vinaigrette to lightly coat the asparagus.
Serve immediately.
Citrus Vinaigrette:
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh orange juice
- 1 teaspoon
mustard Dijon
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- Dash of black pepper
Whisk together until well blended.


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'In the Spirit of Dylann Roof': Feds Make a Chilling Arrest
The FBI busted a South Carolina man after he bought a gun with the alleged intent to pull off a massacre "in the spirit of Dylann Roof." Agents arrested Benjamin McDowell, 29, at a sting in which he thought he was getting a weapon from someone affiliated with the white supremacist Aryan Nations, reports NBC News. McDowell had come to the attention of the feds after a series of online posts in which he ranted against Jews and minorities.
Before the arrest, he allegedly professed his admiration for Roof to an undercover agent. "I seen what Dylann Roof did and in my heart I reckon I got a little bit of hatred and ... I want to do that s---," McDowell said, per the federal complaint.
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|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
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|Release: 4.1
|Build date: Sat Feb 19 00:46:26 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build35
|Size: 374212
|Source RPM: gconf2-2.32.1-4.1.src.rpm
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|Summary: GNOME Configuration Database System
GConf is a configuration database system for storing application preferences. It supports default or mandatory settings set by the administrator, and changes to the database are instantly applied to all running applications. It is written for the GNOME desktop but doesn't require it.
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Just use a cp instead of trying to be clever. - Move the schemas from %{_datadir}/gconf/schemas to %{_datadir}/GConf/schemas because we upstream now has a %{_datadir}/GConf directory. The gconf2 macros are also updated to handle this migration, since each package containing a gconf schema is potentially affected. Also update gconftool-rebuild for this. * Thu Jul 08 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.5: + Add gsettings-schema-convert (used to be part of GLib) + Make the :path in groups optional again - Changes from version 2.31.4: + Allow external orbit-idl-2 compiler for cross-compiling + Implement fsync replacement on win32 + Make gsettings_backend_write consume the variant + Fix build with GLib >= 2.25.9 - Changes from version 2.31.3: + Install an autostart file for gsettings-data-convert + Expose the location of the default path file in the pc file + Update GSettings backend to follow API changes + Respect $datadir + Fix annotations for gconf_client_notify_add + Support silent build + Don't print an error on the first run of gsettings-data-convert - Changes from version 2.31.2: + Handle prefix when installing instrospection data + Use /usr/share/GConf/gsettings in gsettings-data-convert + Don't segfault if saved_state has blank lines in it + Treat nonexisting keys as writable in the settings backend + Warn if key is a path in gsettings-data-convert - Changes from version 2.31.1: + Add a GSettings backend. This is meant as a tool to ease the transition from GConf to GSettings/DConf, not as a permanent solution. To use this backend with GSettings, set GSETTINGS_BACKEND=gconf in your environment. Note that you still need to convert your GConf schema to a GSettings schema and install it + Add a utility to migrate existing user settings from GConf to GSettings. For details, see gsettings-data-convert(1) + Add boxed types for GConfEntry and GConfValue + Add introspection support + Plug a memory leak when ignoring default values - Drop gconf2-crash.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh. * Fri Jun 04 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Added support for translation-update-upstream (FATE#301344). * Fri Apr 23 2010 email@example.com - bnc#598867: Add gconf2-crash.patch to fix crasher with corrupted ~/.gconfd/saved_state ... * Thu Apr 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Provide a %gconf_schemas_requires macro that is similar to %gconf_schemas_prereq, but doesn't use the deprecated PreReq. - We keep the old macro to enable a slow migration. * Tue Mar 30 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Make the defaults mechanism find the right polkit action + Remove (worse than) useless signal handlers for SEGV, FPE, etc. in gconfd + Avoid a crash when gconftool-2 can't read the db + Make gconf compile with -DGSEAL_ENABLE + Updated translations. - Remove en@shaw translations on 11.2 and earlier. * Thu Dec 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source * Fri Dec 04 2009 email@example.com - Add gconf-sanity-check and gconf-polkit subpackages, to optimize dependencies of the main package. - Fix self-obsoletion of gconf2-doc. * Tue Sep 22 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Updated translations. * Wed Aug 26 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.0: + Make gconf_value_encode/decode public api + Add SetSystemValue and SetMandatoryValue functions to the defaults service for future use in gconf-editor + Allow overriding the default config path + Port defaults menchanism to PolicyKit 1.0 + Updated translations. - Drop gconf2-polkit.patch. * Tue Aug 11 2009 email@example.com - Add gconf2-polkit.patch to build against polkit1. - Add gnome-common and call to gnome-autogen.sh. - Adjust gconf2-pk-default-path.patch because of gconf2-polkit.patch. - Replace PolicyKit-devel with polkit-devel BuildRequires. * Sun May 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.2: + Avoid assertion failures in gconf_client_lookup callers * Wed May 06 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Tracing improvements + Track fully-cached directories in the client + Improve performance of the markup backend + Make openldap support optional + Fix errno usage + Updated translations. - Update gconf2-sabayon.patch to apply without fuzz. * Tue Apr 28 2009 email@example.com - Change the rpm gconf macros to move the .schemas files of packages built with those macros from /etc/gconf/macros to /usr/share/gconf/macros. This implements fate#305318. * Tue Mar 17 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Correct url to gconf website + Plug memory leak in error path + Remove deprecated GTK+ api + Translation updates - Remove PreReq - Remove AutoReqProv, it's default
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