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Leafs Nation: 2010/11 Season Preview
Posted on 13 Sep 2010 by Mike De Petrillo.
With rookie camp underway in London, ON and the "main" training camps' kick-off in Toronto just around the corner, it's time to turn our attention towards the Leafs outlook for the 2010/11 season. Brian Burke and Co. have been busy this offseason continuing to overhaul the roster and upgrade in key areas, notably focussing on bringing talented youngsters into the fold on the front end...
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At What Cost?
Posted on 2 Aug 2010 by Eric Cooney.
Imagine for a moment that you're an L.A. Kings fan, or a Buffalo Sabres fan, or even an Atlanta Thrashers fan. Now imagine you died tomorrow. That would suck, huh? Not so much the dying thing, but the fact that you died and never got to see your team win the Stanley Cup. (more…)
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Welcome Back – Buds bring back Kulemin, Mitchell
Posted on 6 Jul 2010 by Ben Fisher.
After bolstering the franchise with a pair of new additions, Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke was back at work on Friday bringing a pair of old faces back into the fold. Following the Colby Armstrong signing and the Kris Versteeg trade, forwards Nikolai Kulemin and John Mitchell returned to the Leafs after signing short-term contracts with the only NHL club that either has represented. While ...
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Posted on 2 Jul 2010 by Ben Fisher.
Perhaps the past 48 hours haven't gone down exactly as Brian Burke envisioned them. He did, after all, pursue free agent defenceman Dan Hamhuis and Paul Martin before they signed with the Canucks and Penguins, respectively. But he certainly has made an impact, acquiring a pair of tough, young forwards while still holding onto his biggest trade chip. How did Burke fare in the early-goings? Let...
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Versteeg traded to the Leafs.
Posted on 30 Jun 2010 by Trent Kondo.
As many expected Kris Versteeg has been dealt to another team. The Toronto Maple Leafs. The deal as follows was reported by Pierre Lebrun. Leafs get Versteeg and the rights to winger Bill Sweatt Blackhawks get forwards Viktor Stalberg, Chris DiDomenico and Philippe Paradis If it stands this clears off another 3 million of the cap and the Hawks will be sitting roughly at around 9.3 million of ...
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Chicago's offseason dilemma in a nutshell…
Posted on 15 Jun 2010 by Trent Kondo.
Starting off I just wanted to give my thoughts about Rocky Wirtz and Dale Tallon and what they meant to the Blackhawks bringing the cup home for the first time in nearly 5 decades and how they influenced the team. I have to think Rocky Wirtz and Dale Tallon were the 2 biggest influences. Rocky showed the willingness to spend money on acquiring solid players and televise all the games for the ...
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Chitown heading to the Show !!
Posted on 23 May 2010 by Trent Kondo.
Can you believe it? The Chicago Blackhawks are going to the Stanley Cup final and will try to take home their first title since 1961! In this afternoons game at the United Center the crowd was more electric then I have ever seen before and for good reason. Their beloved Hawks had a chance to sweep the favored and 1st seed San Jose Sharks and after a heroic effort once again managed to do so. It...
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Touche' Vancouver…
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First off I would like to wish all my best to our good friends in Nashville, Tennessee and surrounding area trying to survive a devastating storm creating havoc, misery and heavy flooding. Having witnessed an F4 tornado (Black Friday) here in Edmonton albeit a young guy at the time I truly have felt the wrath that mother nature can unfortunately bring upon us. Game #2 between Chicago and Vancou...


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TEWKSBURY, Mass. – On Tuesday evening, Tewksbury residents closed the door on the $200 million Merrimack Valley Casino proposed for 30 acres of commercial land off Route 133 near the Andover town line, Boston.com reported.
A special town meeting held at Tewksbury Memorial High School was attended by residents to decide on a proposal from Penn National Gaming to build a 24-hour slots parlor on land now zoned for commercial/research use.
Nine hundred, ninety-five residents voted yes, while one thousand, sixty-eight voted no, falling short of the required two-thirds majority needed to approve the zoning change.
Tewksbury officials argued the measure would have generated $4 million in new town revenue and taxes, along with the promise of 500 permanent jobs, in this town of nearly 30,000 in the Merrimack Valley.
The defeat was a major loss for organized labor, particularly the electrician's union Local 103 whose members held "Yes For Tewksbury" signs since Penn National first unveiled its proposal in early July. Tewksbury police and fire unions also had endorsed the zoning plan, after Penn promised to donate $900,000 in grant funding for public safety.
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Randall Terry Leads Anti-Muslim Protest Outside White House, Pages Ripped Out of Koran
"Part of why we're doing that, please hear me: the charade that Islam is a peaceful religion must end," said Terry, well-known for his antics as an anti-abortion rights activist.
Andrew Beacham, who described himself as the leader of a Tea Party group from Indiana, ripped pages from an English paperback version of the Koran, then placed the ripped pages in a plastic trash bag.
"The only reason I will not burn it at the White House is because to burn anything on the Capitol grounds is a felony," Beacham said, according to AFP.
According to ThinkProgress, Terry dismissed concerns that Sept. 11 was being politicized, saying that he wouldn't "let the tail wag the dog."


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Moon So-ri, the primary Korean actress to pass judgement on at Venice Int'l Movie Festival
Actress Moon So-ri is the primary Korean actress to pass judgement on at the Venice GlobalMovie Festival. C-Jes Entertainment announced she's been selected to be a pass judgement on at the VIFF that is being held at the 31st this month.
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What is language? How does it relate to the world? How does it relate to the mind? Should our view of language influence our view of the world? These are among the central issues covered in this spirited and unusually clear introduction to the philosophy of language.Making no pretense of neutrality, Michael Devitt and Kim Sterelny take a definite theoretical stance. Central to that stance is naturalism--that is, they treat a philosophical theory of language as an empirical theory like any other and see people as nothing but complex parts of the physical world. This leads them, controversially, to a deflationary view of the significance of the study of language: they dismiss the idea that the philosophy of language should be preeminent in philosophy.This highly successful textbook has been extensively rewritten for the second edition to reflect recent developments in the field.
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The Samsung Galaxy S II is Samsung's follow up to the wildly popular Samsung Galaxy S series of devices which passed the 10 million sold mark back in January. The Galaxy S II itself is off to a hot start with 3 million pre-orders already sold since it was released back at the end of April.
Originally announced at the 2011 Mobile World Congress in February, it will be gradually hitting markets worldwide over the course of the next several months culminating in a release in 120 countries on 140 different mobile carriers.
The Samsung Galaxy S II is arguably the best Android phone to date with features that are nothing short of amazing. From its Super AMOLED Plus display to its dual-core processor to the fact that it's powered by the latest version of Android out of the box, the Galaxy S II is truly an Android superphone and a device that can easily classified as a threat to the iPhone.
Samsung Galaxy S II Release Date
The Samsung Galaxy S II was released on April 28th in South Korea and will gradually be released in 120 countries on 140 different mobile carriers over the next several months.
Currently, the device has no launch date in the United States. And while the official U.S. carriers of the Galaxy S II are currently unknown, both AT&T and T-Mobile USA have been rumored to be carrying the device once it hits shelves.
What is the Samsung Galaxy S II?
Samsung's Galaxy S II is a powerful Android superphone that combines serious hardware with extremely capable software. It features a spacious 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display with 480 x 800 resolution and Gorilla Glass which of course is a departure from the 4-inch display found on its predecessor, the original Galaxy S.
The Galaxy S II also features a faster processor than its older brother and is powered by 1.2GHz dual-core XMM6260 processor. Originally, the processor was thought to be 1GHz but Samsung confirmed that it would receive a bump up to 1.2GHz shortly after the phone was announced.
It should be noted that some markets will get a dual-core Tegra 2 model, possibly with a Super Clear LCD display, although Samsung has not yet announced which markets those are.
It also comes with Google's latest and greatest software, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, right out of the box with Samsung's new TouchWiz 4.0 over the top of it.
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Super Thin Design: The Samsung Galaxy S II features an extremely thin design measuring 8.49mm at its thinnest point. That makes it one of the world's thinnest smartphones, no small achievement considering what's packed inside of the design.
HSPA+ 4G Support: The device supports HSUPA speeds which means it can achieve speeds up to 21 Mbit/s.
1080p Video Capture: The Samsung Galaxy S II is able to record 1080p video using its 8MP camera.
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The price of the Samsung Galaxy S II is likely going to vary from service provider to service provider which means that an exact price can't be pinned down. If it follows the usual smartphone trends, the Galaxy S II should be right around $200 on-contract when official pricing in the U.S. becomes known.
In the UK, it seems to vary from £40 to £499 depending on what kind of contract or data plan you choose to sign up for and which provider you snag it through. O2 has it up for £399 while Three UK has it for £499.
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A fantastic and in-depth look at the Samsung Galaxy S II's beastly hardware, courtesy of Pocketnow.
A brief video captured using the Galaxy S II's 8MP rear camera showing off the 1080p video capture quality.
Here is a video showing off gaming performance on the Galaxy S II.
A quick comparison video showing the Galaxy S 2's screen as opposed to the iPhone 4's Retina Display.
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Special features: | Super thin design, TouchWiz 4.0, 1080p video capture |
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Readers solve the riddle of how to frame a puzzle
Dear Readers: Wow! Are my readers super! A reader had a problem: How to frame a puzzle? Here are just a few of the hints you shared:
Elaine in Alabama wrote: "You can find tons of good frames, all kinds and all sizes, at thrift stores. Some will be empty, and some will have pictures in them. Just take out the pictures. They will be very inexpensive." (I agree! – Heloise)
Frank in Arkansas wrote: "Find a carpenter, as they always have a lot of scraps left over. They have saws and could cut pieces at the end of the day. Buy glue at the hardware store to finish. Use books as weights to hold pieces in place while glue sets."
Marillyn in Texas wrote: "After assembling, coat the front of the puzzle with glue (Heloise here: They make special glue for puzzles, or use any that dries clear) and slide a squeegee or plastic ruler over the puzzle to work the glue into puzzle pieces. It will dry clear. After it has dried, turn the puzzle over and repeat the process on the back. Cut a piece of poster board to fit, and glue in place."
Marie, via email, wrote: "Picture frames do not come in the sizes that puzzles are made in. Buy a frame that is larger and use pretty paper or pieces of fabric to cover the edges where the backing shows."
All of these are great hints! Thanks for writing in!
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Dear Heloise: When my husband passed, there were so many friends and family who signed the guest book. However, I couldn't read 90 percent of the names. Sign your name, but also print it.
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Sue, I am sorry for your loss, and you are so kind to write with this hint. This time in anyone's life is difficult enough.
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Meredith Vieira is leaving "The Today Show" after five years as co-anchoring the morning program opposite Matt Lauer. There is no word yet as to what her next step is going to be, but perhaps she'll just take some time off. She has cited her family as a primary reason for her departure from the show.
But before she can officially leave on Wednesday (June 8), the show of course has to have a little fun with looking back at her time in Studio 1A. They ran the above video Tuesday (June 7) as a tribute to Meredith's funniest and most memorable moments on the show.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
CnS @ Poser Pavilion July
CnS e-motion is participating in this month's Poser Pavilion by TLC. This time the theme is "Dangerous Liaisons" and CnS has two new and exclusive poses on offer, to help you capture your sexy escapades. Grab the taxi below to check them out!
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Sunday, June 29, 2014
CnS @ Rhapsody
CnS is proud to participate in Rhapsody, a music themed sim wide event by The Hottie Cooterati experience. We have two "heavy metal" inspired poses available in the event, exclusive for its duration. Come check them out and rock on!
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Friday, May 16, 2014
CnS e-motion @ TLC May
We are happy to participate again in this month's round of TLC Poser Pavilion. The theme this tiem is "Riviera" and CnS has two cute couple poses axlusive for the event. Grab the taxi below and check them out!
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Saturday, April 19, 2014
CnS e-motion @ Pose Fair 2014
CnS is a proud sponsor of this year's Pose Fair, the biggest shopping event for poses and animations on the grid. Pose Fair 2014 opened today, April 19th and will remain until May 3rd. We have 4 exclusive releases, 2 couple poses and 2 single poses packs so grab the taxi below and come check them out, you won't regret it!
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Friday, April 11, 2014
CnS @ the 100 Block 2014
CnS e-motion is participating in this year's "the 100 Block" by Depraved Nation events. In our booth you will find, among others, this brand new sexy couples pose. It can only be found at the 100 Block, 50% discounted for the duration of the event! Grab your taxi below.
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
CnS e-motion @ TLC Poser Pavilion March
Hi there E-mos! CnS is participating in March round of TLC's Poser Pavilion with two brand new couple poses. The event is opening today (Sat. 15) so grab the taxi below and go check them out!
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Saturday, February 8, 2014
CnS @ With Love
CnS e-motion feels the love in the air these days by participating in With Love event (opening February 7). You will find a nice selection of poses in our booth and among them this new couple pose for all your dressy (or undressed) February date nights! Grab the taxi below.
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Sunday, December 15, 2013
CnS e-motion @ Poser Pavilion & Frost
Hi there e-mos, CnS has some event newness in two awesome events, the Poser Pavilion and Frost fair. One pack of singles for the guys and a cute couple pose at Poser Pavilion and two "frosty" yet hot couple sets at Frost for your posing needs. Grab the taxis below to pay a visit and happy holidays!
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Numerous corporate developments and research initiatives are being undertaken globally to improve targeted drug delivery, which involves delivery of drug to specific sites on disease infected cells, thereby controlling the dosage and improving the pharmacological properties.
Targeted drug delivery aims at achieving high, local concentrations of drugs, and the possibility to track the drug's action at a target site. Since the drug is delivered to the target site, this method of drug delivery does not cause damage to normal tissues and helps prevent drug resistance and metastasis, which is quite common in disease indications.
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This is your resource to discuss support topics with your peers, and learn from each other.
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Is there any way to get a list of directories and files from a directory inside my app?(in BB10)
E.g to get a a list of directory names from "local:///photos" (or "file://photos"), the reason I want to do this is because I want to have a big list of files and directories inside a directory embeded in my app, but I don't want to mantain an internal list of references to them.
I tried using a directory reader + unsandboxed filesystem but I can't seem to find the directory where the app is( I initially supposed is blackberry.io.home)
I think you may want this (https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/apis/blackb
I've tried that example yesterday, but I couldn't manage to get it work in a sandboxed enviroment. It seems I need to put sandbox to false even to read .home directory, in the docs it says only for .sharedFolder you need to unsandbox the enviroment.
Anyway how to read from the .sharedFolder the contents embeded in my app, the files and directory structure packaged with my app?
PS: If you haven't seen this post yet, please take a look: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Web-and-Web
You mean how to reference files packaged in your app? You can refer to them with the "local://" prefix.
I also know that
But I can't read the contents of a directory within my app, programatically. I want to be able to add files and folders within my app without mantaining a reference to them within my app and without predefined names. My question is how can I read the virtual folder "local://' using the APIs?


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YPSLANTI, Mich. —- The thud that echoed across the Huron River Valley and shook the windows of downtown Ypsilanti was the curtain coming down and officially ending the 2010 Eastern Michigan University football season.
In front of 5,147 brave souls who came and sat in the friendly and cozy confines of the home of the Eagles, Rynearson Stadium and watch a defense become exposed like the bare hand with out a glove in the cold weather raw and painful; Northern Illinois University defeated the Eagles 71-3.
The Huskies offense basically did what ever they desired as running for 544 yards and Northern Illinois quarterback Chandler Harnish threw just 13 times and completed eight passes for 101 yards and two touchdowns and did not feel or see any resistance from the Eastern Michigan defense.
Leading the Huskies through the Eagle defense tailback Jordan Lynch carried the ball for 142 yards and scored on runs of 81 and 61 yards.
Feeling the heat to keep up with the pace set by Lynch, DeMarcus Grady also scored twice against the Eagles with a run of 60 yards and another touchdown run of 30 yards.
Not wanting to feel left looking like a tailback who could not contribute Chad Spann chipped in with a 71 yard sprint to the end zone.
Before the brave Eagle fans that finished their leftovers and Black Friday shopping could get the aluminum seats warm the Eagles were down by 20 points and the game spun out of control and crashed and burned like the marshmallow topping on the sweet potatoes left in the oven too long – unshakable.
Eastern Michigan University offense could only get a 27 yard field goal at the 12:55 mark of the second quarter by place kicker Sean Graham.
The entire offense for the Eagles could only gain 160 yards of total offense, the ran 64 plays from the line of scrimmage for an average of just a poultry 2.5 yards comparing that with the Huskies who averaged 15 yards.
Something or somebody just did not show up for this game that closed the football careers of 14 seniors that wanted to change the atmosphere in the locker room according to Eastern Michigan University football coach Ron English.
"You have to compete before you can win," English said before Friday afternoon's game the game. "I think we have been competitive a lot this year. I think we have just got to detail it out to win games."
The defense again allowed too many big plays by being out of position and forgetting assignments which has became a common theme for the Eastern Michigan defense.
English will be busy this off season beginning Saturday afternoon reviewing and evaluating the season, players and coaches looking for answers that have plagued this team for more than a decade.
"Anytime you are a coach it is no different than when I first got here and you go into a new program it takes awhile to get what you want philosophy-wise and those kind of things," Northern Illinois University Jerry Kill said comparing his start with Huskies and English. "I know him personality and I respect him very much!"
It did not take long for the seats to become empty as the wind howl across the turf of Rynearson Stadium and the gray overcast became steel gray and the end of the season finally arrived.
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Written by Mel Suiter
Graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 2002 and have been working as a beat writer for The Ypsilanti Courier covering Eastern Michigan University football and men's basketball during my school career and after graduation.
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Imagine window treatments or painted walls that could store excess heat in a room and release that heat when the room gets a bit chilly. Several companies are currently working to bring this scenario closer to reality. National Gypsum, for instance, is currently testing ThermalCORE, wall panels treated with Micronal, a BASF-produced microscopic acrylic "phase-change material" (PCM) that helps maintain a comfortable interior environment as room temperatures fluctuate during the day.
On the other side of the globe, researchers at the University of Nottingham in Ningbo, China, have been toiling for eight years on a composite PCM whose "unique advantages" offer a higher energy storage capacity and faster heat transfer, according to Professor Jo Darkwa, the team's leader and director of the university's Center for Sustainable Energy Technologies.
In the lab, the PCM looks like an oversized Alka Seltzer, but could be made larger or small enough to be sprayed onto surfaces depending on use. Darkwa says the material may eventually be combined with gypsum drywall, paint, laminated transparent sheets for window blinds, and other residential products.
In essence, Darkwa explains, the material is engineered so that it stores or releases heat by solidifying or melting at constant temperatures.
"For heating applications, it can store any excessive solar or internal sundry heat gains when a preset room temperature is exceeded and then releases the heat back when the temperature falls below a preset room temperature," he says.
For cooling applications, the material could be used to reduce the amount of solar heat gains through walls, roofs, and windows into rooms, thereby minimizing the total cooling loads of air conditioners by as much as 65 percent. "Depending on the internal environmental conditions in a room, additional cooling by air conditioning may not even be necessary," says Darkwa, except to control humidity and air movement.
All told, the application of this material has the potential to cut a building's energy consumption by 35 percent. And given that construction produces more carbon emissions than any other industry in the world, the commercialization of this type of PCM could have a significant impact on curtailing energy usage and the pollutants that are emitted due to that usage.
Darkwa and his team have been conducting life-cycle analyses to determine how the addition of the PCM would affect the overall cost of the product.
Their research already has financial backing from China's public and private sectors, and Darkwa tells Builder that some kind of product—such as a solar photovoltaic efficiency enhancement application—could be on the market within the next two years.


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With the first month of 2013 passed (where did it
evaporate to? <g>), I have an optimistic feeling that the Yizkor Book
Project can look forward to a great deal of activity over this year and beyond.
First signs of this, apart from a respectable quantity of
new books, new entries and updates in January, is the fact that three new
Translation Funds were set up last month and more are brewing. The projects
that were added in
- Akkerman (Bilhorod-Dnistrovs'kyy), Ukraine Yizkor Book- Klobuck, Poland Yizkor Book
- Wyszkow, Poland Yizkor Book
These join the 60 odd Translation Funds currently
running. These funds have been set up to allow those people interested in
seeing Yizkor Books translated, to help out with donations going towards the
professional translation of these books. The Yizkor Books do contain a wealth
of information about the communities and people that were wiped from the face
of the earth during the Holocaust and making this information freely available
in English and other languages is what the Yizkor Book Project is all about.
If you feel able to contribute something towards this
lofty goal, please go to the following page to see the list of Translation Fund
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/v_projectslist.asp?project_cat=23Note that for those of you who are US citizens, donations to these funds are also tax-deductible.
A further encouraging sign is the fact that the
Yizkor-Books-In-Print project is celebrating having sold its 500th book since
starting publication in April 2012. In
the past month alone, 82 books have been sold which is very promising
news. Also this month the translation of
the Dzialoszyce Memorial Book was issued and there are ten more books currently
in the works. If you would like to know more about this project, please go to http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/ybip.html
Now to facts and figures for January, during this last
month we have added these 4 new projects:
- Pustkow, Poland (Pustkow - The Almost Forgotten Death
Camp) http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/pustkow/pustkow.html
- Sarvar, Hungary (Scroll of Sarvar)
- Torgovitsa, Ukraine (Memorial Book of Targovica) http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/Torgovitsa/Torgovitsa.html
Added in 3 new entries:
- Beroun, Czech Republic (The Jews and Jewish Communities
of Bohemia in the past and present) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/bohemia/boh029.html
- Khust, Ukraine (The Marmaros Book; In Memory of 160 Jewish Communities) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/maramures/mar249.html
- Sighetu Marmatiei, Romania (The Marmaros Book; In Memory of 160 Jewish
Communities) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/maramures/mar003.html
We have continued to update 21 of our existing projects:
- Brzozow, Poland (A Memorial to the Brzozow Community) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/brzozow/brzozow.html
- Czestochowa, Poland (The Jews of Czestochowa) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Czestochowa1/Czestochowa1.html
- Czestochowa, Poland (Resurrection and Destruction in
Ghetto Czestochowa) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Czestochowa4/Czestochowa4.html
- Dabrowa Gornicza, Poland (Book of the Jewish community
of Dabrowa Gornicza and its destruction)
- Garwolin, Poland (The life and decline of a Jewish
city) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/garwolin/garp000.html
[Polish & English]
- Kovel, Ukraine (Kowel; Testimony and Memorial Book of
Our Destroyed
Community) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kovel1/kovel1.html
- Kurow, Poland (Yiskor book in memoriam of our hometown
Kurow) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kurow/kurow.html
- Lyakhavichy, Belarus (Memorial book of Lachowicze) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lyakhovichi/Lyakhovichi.html
- Lyubcha, Belarus
(Lubtch and Delatich; in memory of the Jewish community) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lyubcha/lyubcha.html
- Serock, Poland (The book of Serock)
- Szczuczyn, Poland (From the Inferno Back to Life) http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/Szczuczyn_pol1/Szczuczyn_pol1.html
- Tarnogrod, Poland (Book of Tarnogrod; in memory of the
destroyed Jewish
community) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/tarnogrod/tarnogrod.html
- Vynohradiv, Ukraine (The Book of Remembrance to the
Community of Sollus and Vicinity) http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/vinogradov/vinogradov.html
- Zdunska Wola, Poland (The Zdunska-Wola Book) http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/Zdunska_Wola/Zdunska_Wola.html
All the best,
Lance AckerfeldYizkor Book Project Manager


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He was the best player on the team in that game.... And it wasnt close.
Its like u just didnt watch the game and are scrapping at the heels looking for some stat to hold against him. Im sure that i could find a similar stat line for iggy last year in which u praised him.... Unfortunately im lazy and dont really know how people search for old posts.
The reason we lost was that pargo just went off and they hit clutch shots down the stretch u cant gameplan for someone like pargo going crazy like that.
And holiday had probably his worst game of the season, aint mad at him, he had a tough back to back.
But turner was the one bright spot last night, so just move on.
I know the game two nights ago was close, but maybe Doug should've sat turner more knowing that jrue would be exhausted. I think I probably would've played wright more during the game on Tuesday and let turner rest so he could run the point last night.
I guess the most important game is the one you're playing, but with so little depth at point guard Doug should've considered resting jrue or Evan some on Tuesday. Jrue looked dead. I'm not blaming him for being tired, but we can't play jrue and Evan 40 minutes one night and expect them to be spry the next.
I watched. But good.
And Evan played (for most of it), as he has all year: uninspired; crappy-shooting, very little contribution.
There was one stretch...for several minutes...where he got better.
That's it.
JRich had two of those spurts...and HE sucked for the most part, too. Thad couldn't put it in the ocean for most of the game, yet he played more consistent than Evan.
I think once you move ET's sack away from your eyes...you'll see that 3-minutes of decent ball don't make for a "good game".
That stiff is giving us EXACTLY what I predicted he would...when you all screamed bloody murder.
This is what ya got. Satisfied? Hahahaha. Enjoy!
Youre just being silly at this point.
Is he what we expected? No. But we will make lemonaid out of lemons since he is probably the 2nd best player on the team right now.... Not that thats saying much.
The first time you said this I gave you the benefit of the doubt that it had to be a typo - especially considering he was 2-8 at the time (and 3-3 after that, so he only ever missed 6 shots), so ever having been 0-7 was impossible. When you keep repeating it it becomes pretty clear that either you just make these numbers up without checking them, or you're just exaggerating to try and make your anti-ET point.
ET started 0-5 before hitting his next two. It was awful. But, I don't know if you noticed, everyone else started awful too. JRich 1-4, Nick 1-6, Dorell 1-7 all night, Jrue 0-5, Thad 1-4. To pretend like ET's 0-5 is so much worse than the other starts that it brings his offensive production for the whole night down to their level is just crazy. Someone's grasping, and it isn't me.
And it absolutely counts. Of course it does. The same way JRich's 1-4 start and 2-9 outside that early 2nd quarter burst counts. JRich, ET, Thad, Jrue all shot more or less the same in the end. If you're going to quibble over one made or missed shot either way, and think that makes up the difference for the entirety of everything else ET did (including 10 rebounds and 7 assists, given how much you seem to love relying on the stat sheet these days), then maybe basketball analysis isn't for you. It really brings me down when you're like this, man, because we both know you're better than it.
Woah woah woah. So you're saying a starter, playing with the other starters, is evidence he should come off the bench because they'd all gone to the bench and come back so they're technically bench players now, is that it?
The Cavs lineup during that run was 4-0 vs Pargo/Miles/Casspi/Thompson/Zeller then 1-0 in a brief stint vs Pargo/Gee/Casspi/Thompson/Zeller then 2-1 vs Pargo/Gee/Casspi/Thompson/Varejao then 9-2 vs Pargo/Waiters/Gee/Thompson/Varejao. Turns out it was a 16-3 run. With 11-3 of that coming against, essentially, the starters.
So it was WITH starters and AGAINST starters.
If you don't want to watch the game that's fine, but don't just make stuff up to cover for it. It doesn't work when I did watch the game.
Um, what? lol. In that run ET played every minute, was 2-3 for 4 points with 4 rebounds and 2 assists.
Jason Richardson went out when it was 19-38 (ie the start of the run), and came back at 33-41 to watch Thad hit the last two (on ET's assist) then did nothing as the Cavs went 5-0 to end the quarter.
I don't think I'm confusing anyone with anyone.
Again, if you don't want to watch the game that's fine, but don't just make stuff up to cover for it. It doesn't work when I did watch the game.
lol. This is what you do. You try and reposition what other people say so that you've actually got something to argue against.
I never said he was tremendous. I said he was by far our best player on a night where we were awful - a game that was 'gross', 'makes me feel sick', and where we lost it for ourselves because we overdepended on the long two - something I've been hugely critical of ET for and even named him in the post for doing tonight. You really think that was me saying he was tremendous?
I think maybe that's your problem - you don't understand nuance. Nobody can see a bright spot in a bad game or a bad spot in a good one, to you. A player was either AMAZING or AWFUL with no in-between. Either an All Star or out of the league and making you sandwiches. Posters must either be completely for someone and every aspect of his game, or completely against him. It's stupid. None of us think like that except you.
TL;DR: maybe actually watch the game. Just about everything you said in that post (ie that ET was 0-7, that I thought his start didn't count, that that run wasn't against starters, that JRich led that run rather than ET, that I said he was tremendous) was just factually and obviously incorrect. All a post like that does is convince people you didn't even watch.
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When was JRich's other good run? I remember the flurry to start the 3rd but don't remember him ever doing much else. What did I miss?
Get him!!!!!
lol, wow, how do you respond to this without sounding like a complete *******?
While having a piss poor start, Evan actually recovered and put up a pretty solid game and there's no doubt in my mind if it were iguodala putting up 12, 10, and 7, Ricky would be saying he had a good game.
Let's wait and see!
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He wont respond... And if he does it will be butcherd, cut and pasted nonsense taken out of context
Oh, pipe down losers. It was Thanksgiving and I was entertaining 21 people.
I'm reading what people write here and this is what I find funny: It is admitted that Evan sucked eggs for three quarters. He went on a 'run' for 5 minutes in the fourth. And then...just like any good exaggeration, somehow his game is elevated to "he was the best BY FAR!" Because of a 6-point quarter.
Yet JRich (who had basically the same exact game) is given comparatively no credit.
We lost to a sucko team, and everyone - Evan included - was laughable.
If you recall...in the 4th quarter - the one Evan "took over" (hahaha)...he committed a charge, THEN a turnover...then - finally - put up SIX sensational(!) points on the board.
THAT was his run.
Suddenly it's "Hooray! Evan was great the WHOLE game!!"
Let's review JRich's best quarter (the one in which he had TWO runs.) He scored ELEVEN points to Evan's ZERO. 11-0.
In Evan's best quarter it was 6-3.
Yet ET was "best by far!" and JRich sucked.
Me thinks you guys are doing what you claim I am doing.
You are so desperate for Evan to become a legitimate NBA star, that you are projecting great feats upon him...when he plays no better than anyone else on the team.
Now...back to your nonsense.
Anyone else concerned that this is the 2nd game in a row that Collins went ultra small with Thad at C? If we were playing the Raptors, and they went small with Bargs and his 4-5 rebounds as the opposition's only big then I'd be fine with it.
How many times in crunch time does he have to lose with that lineup? And Collins still has this crazy idea that Thad is his best screen defender. He has a soft spot in his brain shaped like a heart with Thad's name on it.
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Behind The Scenes Video of Kate Upton's Zero Gravity SI Photoshoot
A lot of bouncing around is always good when it comes to Kate Upton.
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But this year is different. It was such a very stressful and demanding year for me (watch out for my year-end blog post) so I think I deserve to wish for
Bring it on! :D
1. Tablet
I initially don't want to get one...but who am I kidding?! This is one of those good things designed for people like me. I really really really want one even if almost everyone I know has one. I am dead set on getting the "i" for seamless platform integration to my other gadgets but the "G" is just too beautiful to be ignored.
But, this article of Techie.com.ph might help me decide what to get, I was screencapped after all. :) The iPad will officially come to the Philippines on December 17.
The ultimate stocking stuffer this year.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab - Augmented Reality at its best!
2. HongKong, Singapore or both!
I wasn't able to do all the things I planned in our HK trip last September so a quick repeat is in order. It would really be lovely to spend the post-Christmas-before-New Year break in the shopping mecca of Asia. OR I can bargain and compromise and go to Singapore instead! I've always wanted to go to SG. If not this year then 2011 definitely!
Des Voeux Road in Central - one of my favorites!
(Photo taken at the bridgeway of Alexandra House)
Central - view from the other side of the harbor.
3. A very good watch
I don't wear one but it doesn't necessarily mean that I don't want one.
Fossil's Stella Multifunction White Dial Watch
4. A good laptop bag and laptop sleeves
I already have three but I still want more. I cannot get enough of these bags and sleeves. I want something colorful this time.
6. Paper, Notebooks, Post-its
I love paper! Truly the best gift to give me.
7. Pampering Massages
This is an ultimate necessity for my wellness. I accept gift certificates. :)
8. Lotions, Soaps, Lip Balms and Body Scrubs
I always get a lot of these during Christmas. If you're thinking on getting me one, please consider the One Bath and Body brand (SM Makati has them). They are all-natural products with a nice scent and cool packaging.
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9. Park Jun's Volume Magic Wave
It's high time to update the style of my locks before the year ends. My treatment pick is Park Jun's Volume Magic Wave (or a Volume Rebond if I chicken-out once again). It's kinda expensive so the bonus should be really sweet or I must have a very willing benefactor to pull this off.
Hope I can get all of the things on my list this year! What's on your list?
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Dramatic progress in molecular biology and genetic engineering has recently produced an unparalleled wealth of information on the mechanisms of plant and pathogen interactions at the cellular and molecular levels. Completely revised and expanded, Fungal Pathogenesis in Plants and Crops: Molecular Biology and Host Defense Mechanisms, Second Edition offers fresh insight into the interplay of signaling systems in plant and pathogen interactions. The book delineates the battle between plant and fungal pathogen and the complex signaling systems involved.
The book describes the weapons used by fungal pathogens to evade or suppress the host defense mechanisms. It covers each fungal infection process from initial contact and penetration to the subsequent invasion and symptom development. The author explains complex signaling systems in the plant-pathogen interface with flow charts and provides drawings elucidating the biosynthetic pathway of secondary metabolites. Included are figures that highlight cutting-edge breakthroughs in molecular science and tables documenting important findings in the field of molecular plant pathology. These features and more make this book an important and up-to-date resource in the field.
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The Best Baked Chicken Tenders Recipe
These honey mustard chicken tenders are really easy party appetizers. Chicken is always very popular at a buffet or party and the accompanying honey mustard seed dip is also great. Baked chicken tenders are healthier than deep fried chicken tenders but they have the same delicious flavor.
The honey mustard seed dip recipe is made with two types of mustard, as well as honey for sweetness, yogurt for creaminess and rice vinegar, which adds a wonderful sharpness, enhancing the mustard flavor. This recipe for honey mustard dip is very easy and you simply need to whisk everything together and chill it. Serve the hot chicken tenders recipe with the chilled honey mustard dip recipe and you will have an outstanding appetizer.
There are various recipes for chicken tenders and also different honey mustard dip recipes but these two go together very nicely and the flavors are excellent together. Whether you are catering for a buffet or a sit-down dinner, this is a visually impressive dish. In fact you can consider it one of our fancy appetizer recipes. Arrange the chicken tenders around the bowl of honey mustard dip and garnish the dip with some parsley and this is a very tempting dish.
- 1 ⅓ cup Bisquick
- 1 ½ lbs chicken tenders
- 2 beaten eggs
- 1 cup grated parmesan cheese
- ¾ teaspoon salt
- ¾ teaspoon paprika
- 3 tablespoons melted butter
- ¾ teaspoon garlic powder
- Cooking spray
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.
- Spray a foil-lined baking sheet with cooking spray.
- Combine the parmesan, Bisquick, salt, paprika and garlic powder in a big Ziploc bag.
- Dip some of the chicken tenders into the beaten egg and then into the bag.
- Seal the bag and shake the chicken well to coat all the pieces.
- Arrange the coated chicken tenders on the greased baking sheet and drizzle the melted butter over them.
- Bake the chicken tenders for 6 minutes, and then turn them over with tongs.
- Bake them for another 8 minutes.
- Garnish the dip with the fresh parsley and serve the hot chicken tenders with the chilled honey mustard dip.
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This honey mustard seed dip recipe is the perfect accompaniment for the hot, crispy, homemade chicken tenders. With the flavors of garlic, parmesan cheese and more, these chicken tenders are really mouthwatering and the honey mustard dip recipe contains yogurt, rice vinegar and two types of mustard. A basic honey mustard dip recipe contains just honey, mayonnaise, and mustard but this one is extra special. If you are looking for the best hot appetizer recipes, this is a wonderful appetizer recipe to make. Not only it is simple to prepare but everyone is guaranteed to enjoy the amazing flavors.
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Tom Hering, in saying kind things about my post on the Lutheran Theology of Culture, commended this piece by Joel J. Miller, What is Christian literature? God's truth, wherever you find it. :
In a 1997 interview with Books and Culture, William F. Buckley Jr. was asked what thinkers influenced him theologically. "I'm a theological novice," he answered, "but I simply assume that the Christian prism tends to inform Christians, whatever they are reading."
All literature, in other words, has the potential to be Christian literature. A believer should be able to find something good, true, and beautiful thumbing through most any book — or at least be reminded of those things by their particular absence. Indeed there is a long tradition in the Christian world of reading books by non-Christians and finding in then both use and enjoyment. . . . [Read more…]


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Funeral Held for Sandy Hook Hero Victoria Soto
Family and friends gathered in Newtown, Conn. on Wednesday to bury teacher Victoria Soto. The 27-year-old has emerged a hero in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that claimed the lives of 20 children and six adults.
Her funeral was among six scheduled for Wednesday, including services for principal Dawn Hochsprung and students Charlotte Bacon, 6, Daniel Barden, 7, Caroline Previdi, 6, and Chase Kowalski, 7.
One of Victoria's students, Jesse Lewis, is also an unlikely hero in the tragedy. The six-year-old reportedly rushed at the gunman to try and protect his classmates. He paid with his young life.
His father, Neil Heslin, told People, "Jesse had no fear and thought he could conquer the world. He was a brave little boy who had no fear – and he always put everybody before himself."
The day before the massacre, Jesse wrote his mother a touching note she will never forget. Etched in the frost of his mom's car door, he wrote, "I love you."
"I said, 'Oh, Jess, I have to take a picture of that,'" Scarlett revealed. "Thank God."
For an in depth look at the Sandy Hook tragedy pick up the new special year-end issue of People, on newsstands Friday.
The Newtown community is rallying to help raise relief money for families like the Sotos. Learn how you can help at EverRibbon.com.


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Caldwell Theatre Company, located in Boca Raton, FL, has introduced a video projection system that incorporates multimedia elements in its productions; it is one of the first regional theatre companies to do so. Starting with the upcoming World Premiere on April 9, 2006 of The Impressionists by Michael McKeever, this state-of-the-art technology will be interfaced in the theatre's stage design. Integrated into its live theatre performances, the audio-visual projection system will offer ...
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I picked this blazer up for $30. Any ideas on what kind of shirt / tie combos will work? I plan on wearing it with navy or khaki chinos and brown shoes.
Shoes and socks are courtesy of Skoak. Belt is Equus. Been out of the game for a little while but these were MTO's that arrived a couple of weeks ago and I couldn't get to until now.
Gotta love that Simpson last.
Was taking pictures outside my apartment and someone walked by and said, "Nice goddamn shoes, man."
"I fucking know. I bought them." Not really, I just said thanks.
If you're wearing it with navy pants, I'd wear light colors. Maybe like a light blue oxford shirt and red tie, pink, a contrast blue, and yellow/orange would go too depending on the hue. That color of brown is a little hard because it's not plain khaki. I can wear pretty much anything with a lighter jacket.
Wear that thing out with jeans too man!


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Earlier in the week we introduced in this space the topic of "Nu jazz" that's all the rage in Europe, and has represented one of the frontiers of fusion jazz these days. One of the pioneers of this collision of acoustic jazz and electronic music is the Norwegian keyboard player, composer, and record company mogul by the name of Bugge (pronounced "boogie") Wesseltoft.
Wesseltoft certainly didn't come up with the idea of blending in contemporary electronic instruments with post-bop; Miles Davis, among many others, were doing that in the late sixties as a stepping stone to full-on electric fusion. What he and his colleagues did, though, was revisit this style as a fully formed idea rather than a transition toward one, using more up-to-date electronics sometimes accompanying vintage ones, along with some occasional sampling thrown in for good measure.
Wessletoft first laid out this vision in the ambitiously titled New Conception Of Jazz in 1996. That record also marked the launch of Wesseltoft's Jazzland record label, which has since become home of other Nu jazz artists like Wibutree and the previously mentioned Eivind Aarset.
In actuality, the idea isn't all that groundbreaking as the title of that album suggests; it's a close cousin to the acid jazz and hip-hop jazz that emerged out of Britain and the US around 1990. Hell, Wally Badarou was doing instrumental electro-acoustic music throughout most of the eighties.
Anyway, sometimes Bugge's blending of the styles don't always work smoothly; a lot of it ends up sounding pretty close to straight-up electronica to me. But there is some pretty captivating music that comes out of him on those times when it does click.
The first track from his 2001 offering Moving is one of those such times where all the cylinders are firing. "Change" is deceptively simple on the surface; it's built mainly on about four chords in a catchy progression played over on top of a dance groove. But Wesseltoft deftly adds layers to build up from a warm ambient passage before introducing programmed drums and a double-bass which states the theme. Over time, the percussion (I'm guessing that's programmed, too) gets more insistent until it sounds as if it's sweating as it reaches the front of mix.
About halfway through, the groove abruptly halts, but it's a false ending and quickly restarts to signal the improvisational passage. Bugge's electric piano solo is clearly inspired by Herbie Hancock's Head Hunter days with it's delicate balance of classic jazz voicings, funk vamps, and well-placed echoes and reverbs.
It's not just Wesseltoft's jammin' like he's Herbie that makes this tune an attractive piece of danceable jazz. That ultra-cool groove of "Change" is constructed by four decades of sounds coming together in perfect tandem: the acoustic bass of sixties jazz, the warm Fender Rhodes of seventies fusion, the icy synth of eighties dance music and the relentlessly percolating beat of nineties electronica. It's almost like scrapbook for the ears covering forty years of funk-jazz history.
The song winds down with layers disappearing one by one until the whole song vanishes just short of a ten and a half minute sprint. Or rather, it sure seems like a sprint. "Change" may not represent an entirely new conception of jazz. But it was well-conceived, nonetheless.
Listen: Bugge Wessletoft "Change"
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) receives over 300,000 patent applications each year. Before the American Inventors Protection Act of 1999, USPTO was required by law to keep the information on patent applications confidential until a patent was granted. The act modified this requirement and mandated that USPTO publish most patent applications 18 months after filing. One exception to this requirement is available to patent applicants filing only in the United States. These applicants can request that their application not be published. The act required GAO to provide information on how patent applications have been affected by the 18-month publication provisions. GAO was required to determine (1) the number of patent applications filed only in the United States, and (2) whether certain differences exist between published and unpublished patent applications. Specifically, GAO examined differences relating to whether the applicant was a large or small entity, the percentage of patents issued by USPTO and applications abandoned by the applicants, and the length of time between filing an application and when USPTO issued a patent or the application was abandoned.
Of the approximately 805,000 patent applications USPTO received between November 29, 2000, and November 28, 2003, about 88,000 were filed by applicants certifying they would apply for a patent only in the United States. Subsequently, 8,000 of these applicants rescinded this certification. For about 275,000 applications, the applicants indicated they had already applied for a patent abroad. For the remaining 450,000 applications, USPTO's database does not provide the information needed to determine whether the applicants intend to file in the United States alone or also abroad. GAO found four differences between the published and unpublished patent applications that USPTO received between November 29, 2000, and November 28, 2003. USPTO has published or plans to publish applications from about 85 percent of the applicants qualifying as large entities compared with only about 74 percent of those qualifying as small entities. USPTO issued patents to about 22 percent of the applications it had published and considered about 8 percent abandoned, although resolution for most of the approximately 456,000 published patent applications is still pending. For applications it did not publish, USPTO issued patents to about 25 percent and considered about 19 percent abandoned, although resolution for most of these approximately 117,000 applications is also still pending. The median length of time for the agency's review of an issued patent was about 20 months for those applications that had been published and about 15 months for those not published. The median length of time between filing and abandonment of an application was about 18 months for published applications and about 8 months for those not published.
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Continued Actions Needed to Enhance Program Efficiency and Resource ManagementGAO-17-471T: Published: Mar 21, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 21, 2017.
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ATF Did Not Always Comply with the Appropriations Act Restriction and Should Better Adhere to Its PoliciesGAO-16-552: Published: Jun 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 1, 2016.
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Stockard Channing to Play Julianna Margulies' Radical Mom on The Good Wife
Tony winner Stockard Channing will guest star on The Good Wife as the mother of Alicia (Julianna Margulies), according to Entertainment Weekly.
Channing will appear in at least one episode of the series, which returns to CBS for its fourth season on September 30. Channings character is described as "mercurial and influenced by her 1960s counterculture youth."
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London Bridge is Falling Down
London Bridge is a metaphor for my excitement upon which Tech Week has taken its toll. I've been thinking about what to write for a day…still nothing but TECH WEEK oozing from my pores. Tech week… This was my first tech experience and I was naively excited when it began. Now I know better. Yes, I fell asleep in many places I never thought possible: on panels, all over the backstage floor, on people. Anywhere because all we did was wait. It's a four day doctor's office, a purgatory, a prison. I've gushed about Rep Term this whole time—I still love it—but my London Bridge of excitement is falling down. But then dress rehearsal arrived and made me giddy and nervous. Some costumes lighten my mood, quick changes stress me out, and the overall realization that this-show-is-happening-and-I-will-be-wearing-these-clothes-in-front-of-an-audience makes me expect more of myself, which makes me nervous that I won't deliver…But there were moments tonight, as the show was running, when all of worries and self-criticism went away and I got to be Harper—for quick fiery moments—and it felt great. I can't wait to feel that more and for longer and over and over again during the show. Tech was worth it…I guess.


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The newlyweds embrace on the grounds of Belle Voir Manor, a grand, "Camelot-style" mansion on the banks of the Delaware River in Bensalem, PA. In a nod to tradition, they chose not to see each other before the ceremony. "The expression on Richard's face when he first saw me was my favorite part of the entire day," Kijsa says.
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Three Palestinians shot dead; 20 Palestinians arrested
Palestinian sources in Gaza city reported Monday dawn that two Palestinians were killed when Israeli helicopters fired three missiles to the east of Jabalya refugee camp, eastern of the Gaza Strip.
Witnesses told WAFA that the Israeli helicopters raided attacked civilian targets in Abed Rabu estate, located to the east of Jabalya. In another attack, the helicopters opened fire against houses to the east of Gaza city, according to local sources.
Israeli military sources, quoted by international news agencies, said soldiers spotted Palestinians setting up a rocket launcher, and the helicopters targeted them, hitting one. Ambulances arrived at the scene but hesitated to enter because of Israeli gunfire, witnesses said.
The men were in a cemetery near the Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanun when they were spotted by helicopter gunships which immediately opened fire, the Israeli sources said.
Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers in the West Bank city of Nablus on Monday shot dead an unarmed 29-year-old Palestinian man, Palestinian sources reported. According to these sources, the man was shot in the head as he climbed onto the roof of his home during a curfew imposed during the Israeli operation.
Israeli forces arrested Monday morning 15 Palestinians at Israeli checkpoint of Abu Huli, southern the Gaza Strip, shortly before blocking the checkpoint denying the civilians access from-into Khan Younis city, witnesses said.
In the West Bank, Israeli occupation forces arrested Monday five Palestinians in the West Bank cities of Jenin and Ramallah, witnesses said. (albawaba.com)
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19 E. 7th Street
Downtown Cincinnati
UPDATE 3 May 2011: This restaurant has closed.
Normally when Steve and I want to watch English football we head to Molly Malone's in Covington. Matches kick off around 8 a.m. over here (1 p.m. GMT) so the early start time means it hasn't gotten time to become too smoky. We knew that wouldn't be the case for World Cup action, and we'd caught quite a few matches at BlackFinn four years ago - or perhaps it was still McFadden's then? - but anyway we decided to make BlackFinn our destination for the USA v England match on Saturday afternoon.
I hadn't been to the restaurant in quite some time, mainly because the last time I visited there were only overpriced appetizer options for the vegetarian diner, but a quick perusal of their online menu showed that they now offer a black bean burger in addition to standard veggie-friendly appetizers like spinach & artichoke dip, salads, and fried cheese type choices.
Of course the lure of World Cup footie on the several dozen large flatscreen and tabletop HDTVs was the main draw for Steve and his English mates, but BlackFinn's half-price pint special - an astonishingly good value for money - certainly added to the festive afternoon. Two dollar pints of Smithwick and Guinness?! What?! It figures that I had volunteered to be the designated driver. Such rotten luck.
The restaurant's Monterey Black Bean Burger ($6.95) scores well, and the addition of guacamole and bean sprouts makes for a refreshing change. The wilted spring mix and bitter endive weren't good teammates to the other toppings however, so they got the red card treatment and were sent off.
Steve opted for the Ultimate Bacon Cheddar Burger ($6.95) and was not disappointed. Topped with four slices of applewood smoked bacon, cheddar cheese and crispy fried onion strings, it's a thick and juicy two-handed affair. Seasoned fries come standard with all burgers, but there is nothing standard about them. I'm not a huge fan of french fries but wow, these batter-dipped potatoes are seriously addicting.
While the result was a draw thanks to England keeper Robert Green's embarrassing error in the 40th minute, there was spirited but friendly banter between the two teams' supporters throughout the match. When England's Steven Gerrard scored in the fourth minute we sent a round of drinks to a table of USA fans, and 36 minutes later they reciprocated with a shot of Gentleman Jack in our direction. Believe me when I say that level of opposing fan camaraderie would not exist in similar pubs and bars in England. My husband and his mates found it very refreshing.


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