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In Lebanon, journalists who criticise Syria's influence in the country do so at great risk. Since April 2005, three have been targeted for assassination. The latest victim was news anchor May Chidiac, who was seriously wounded when a bomb exploded in her car near the city of Jounieh on 25 September, reported the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frontières, RSF).
Chidiac hosts a political talk show for the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation and is known for her fiery criticism of Syria. On the morning of the attack, she hosted a show that addressed Syria's possible involvement in the February 2005 murder of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and public fears of violence ahead of a U.N. report on the assassination, reported CPJ.
Chidiac is reportedly in critical but stable condition. She lost an arm and a leg in the explosion.
Ten days prior, Ali Ramez Tohme, a journalist who had recently published a book about Hariri, escaped a similar assassination attempt. A bomb exploded under the driver's seat of his car, but he was not in the vehicle. Tohme found a statement threatening to kill him outside his parent's home in Mazboud. It was signed by Jund Ash-Sham, a terrorist group that claims responsibility for Hariri's murder.
On 2 June, popular newspaper columnist Samir Qassir was killed when a bomb exploded in his car outside his Beirut home. Qassir was a vocal critic of Syria and its policies in Lebanon. His columns in the newspaper "Al-Nahar" helped inspire massive public protests that forced Syria to begin withdrawing troops from the country in April.
IFJ has called on Lebanese authorities and the U.N. to carry out a special investigation into the attempted assassination of Chidiac and the murder of Qassir and to provide greater protection for journalists working in the country.
Syria has played a significant role in Lebanon's politics and exerts considerable pressure on the Lebanese media, notes CPJ. Press criticism of Syria has been suppressed during most of the 29 years that Syria has stationed troops in the country.
Visit these links:
- IFJ: http://www.ifj.org/default.asp?Index=3394&Language=EN
- CPJ Report on Lebanon: http://www.cpj.org/attacks04/mideast04/lebanon.html
- RSF: http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=15130
- Killings Haunt Lebanese Journalists: http://tinyurl.com/aog3p
- Clues Emerge in Chidiac Case: http://tinyurl.com/7advh


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Thank you Hasbro!
At last a decent reprieve! My wallet's been going on a diet lately and now it'll have a chance to recuperate. I'm really glad they are postponing their release for now because it'll give me a chance to pay off that dang credit card.
Don't sweat it if you were really wanting one. Hasbro will release them for sure. We've all seen the packaged pictures from the toy show so we know they'll be release eventually. I just hope they don't all come out at the same time like the B-Wing and TIE/I.

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Would have preferred seeing the guys shirtless singing this song. That would have impressed!
My ears are bleeding. Im suing this site
Mmmmm not sure but I could try to swing too heheh
Three great looking guys and they can sing.
Yeah, you lovely people that think these guys can't sing... you basically know jack sh*t about music. If Sia heard this, I'm sure she'd love it Different style, fantastic voices, and a keen, tight understanding of harmony.
I am with you. It's such a good song and these guys are pretty, but they definitely sound like rat sh*t. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either tone deaf or mesmerized by their looks!
They're cute. I'll take the one on the left. But frankly, I had to go listen to the Sia version to make sure of what song they were butchering. Good voices, but they really kinda ruined the song with too much harmony, and no rhythm at all.
Good singers, terrible rendition, completely devoid of emotional depth
Sia's version is so emotive and honest, these boys have turned it into a benign hotel lobby version. Dull.
I prefer this version over Sia's
Um...was this real, I was thinking it was a spoof...AWFUL and disrespectful to the magnitude of effort the original artist puts into the song and getting it across to the listeners. Stop while you're ahead bois...better just to stand looking cute, just DON'T sing...
Can you sing anywhere near as well? Stop typing.
seriously???? eeeeeeeeeek
That was awful
horrible acoustics, i want my time back
That was good.... and the harmony was on point ..... and they had major control..... good job guys
I found it stunningly beautiful. Please record it!
Kind of creepy. I think I'd have liked it better if, like Sia, they'd turned their backs to the camera. Admittedly, I liked it better when I closed my eyes. Definitely an audible-visual conflict. Neither bad, of course, but together it's just a lot.
The room is too live. The blending/echo/reverb made it difficult to hear the actual song. It actually masked the song. It's a shame. It ruined it. It sounds like it had potential. If you're going to be in a room that active you have to annunciate more. Let there be space and crispness. The room will blend you. :-/
Of course you're "anonymous". Give them a break jerk. It's not a professional video. It's three amazingly talented guys standing around singing. And it's beautiful.
Beautiful voices.
they are beautiful and amazing and this ^^dick is an asshole.
Aw, happy to see Adam is doing well.
Can't really undersatnd them either.
god...enough with the gay actor faces. painful
I like it! Always wanted to sing like that.
Not that great, and not that hot either, well maybe just the guy on the left.


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This looks like a cool forum. I've been asking on several forums for the past week now and no one can give me any answers.
I have been programming for about 10 years. C# is my preferred language right now. I am getting tired of business management and want to get into game programming. I want to develop basic multiplayer games that can be played via a browser and can access a MS SQL database. To start with I just want to make small card and word games like the ones you find at pogo.com.
Does anyone here play at pogo.com or know what type of technology they use for making those games? I have looked into several and was pointed to Eclipse. I found the download was 125MB and I want to know if its what I'm looking for before I download it.
I would also like to have a small chat box/window in the games. I'm not sure where to start on this, if I need some type of server or web host, etc.
Can someone please help me get on the right track and let me know if Eclipse is what I am looking for?
Is Eclipse a free product? Is it the same as MyEclipse?
Thanks in advance! :)


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Subject: | Ngila |
Author: | Yothin (guest, 18.104.22.168) |
Date: | June 7, 2005 at 4:45:36 AM |
How would Ngila be pronounced? I see this name from an ending credit from LotR :the Return of the king ( some detail about this name except its pronounciation I have known).I think in English there is no sound beginning with "ng%2
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Lyrics Depot is your source of lyrics to Million Dollar Spot by E-40. Please check back for more E-40 lyrics.
Million Dollar Spot Lyrics
Artist: E-40
Album: Tha Hall Of Game
[Featuring 2Pac B Legit]
Righteous people be knowin what I be doin is protect my peoples
million dollar spot
Uhh that's right uhh my million dollar spot
My million dollar spot (beyatch) my million dollar spot
My million dollar spot on the block bring it hot (beyatch)
On the spot my million dollar spot uhh
Verse One: E 40
Major loot seriously niggaz don't wanna dispute
Mysteriously a nigga die when you play this game and ain't know the
I suck the life out your ass by pushin mute
Shit can get stanky like a poot (like a poot)
I got dog poop crank yes I pollute
Leave the whole block fully unrecouped
I'm like a record company, givin out advancements
Get my money back, by any circumstances
My million dollar spot, not to mention
Drive through service, Church's chicken
A bu-a-bucket full of acid by the do'
Just in case I gotta throw away my yole
Bars around the house, bars around the window
Dope around the corner, broken down Pinto
You can tell who got the mail who got the biggest chops
My million dollar spot... beyatch!
Chorus: 2Pac (with singing in background)
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
Bring it on the block, my million dollar spot
Haha, my million dollar spot bigger
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
Get my motherfuckin cash on
You know how we do it out here in California, beatch!
Bring it on the block, my million dollar spot
Verse Two: 2Pac
It was, more than just a dream for me
To be the King it seems I need a killer team to get the green for me
Hit the scene clean in my Chevy, now I'm ready for trouble
Count my rocks, set up shop, collect my fetti and bubble
Faded visions of me as a timer
though marijuana clouds my vision I'm still watch for drama, ha-ha
They got me crossed tryin to be the boss, no one can stop us
Niggaz dream of six figures, handle our business in choppers
Feds can't comprehend my ghetto slang, so I evade
and plot and plan a life of better thangs, all about my chedder main
Help me if I fall, can I ball for life
A half a key in my drawers, bein cautious like
I wanna rise keep my eyes open
Witness motherfuckers die with they eyes open, my niggaz rise smokin
any busta bitch tryin to stop my wish
To have a million dollar spot gettin riches, nigga
Chorus: 2Pac (singing in background)
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
In my million dollar spot
Bring it on the block, million dollar spot
Get your money nigga! Fuck the cops, in my million dollar spot
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
We got rocks, coke and hops, in my million dollar spot
Gimme all your motherfuckin money all money good money
Bring it on the block, million dollar spot
Hear me, get money nigga!
Verse Three: B-Legit
Nuttin but the motherfuckin hog in me
Hit the Hillside trapped with thirty-six O-Z's
Serve nothin but doves, no twat no love
Now nigga don't make me get these burner gloves
I got the whole block jumpin like the Mardi Gras
Nothin but a dope fiend party y'all
I'm lovin this game, it's my favorite sport
Come short get burnt with the Newport
I'm in the four-oh, and 'Pac came to see me
Smobbin in a nine-six drop rose Bentley, shit be
caution for these niggaz on the ocean
A sip of the potion now your nigga be in motion
Bossin hopin fede-ral thieves don't raid
Catch me with a glock and a box of grenades
I'm tryin to get paid, all about my lucci
Now bitch put this motherfuckin key in your coochie
Outro: E-40
Motherfuckers hoe hard!
Ya understand that? Motherfuckers hoe hard!
We got shit jumpin off on every spot
We got crank methamphetamines
Dope for ass to get yo' cash, motherfucker
We got big pimpin, ya understand
We got solicitin, ya know
We got all kind of shit, prostitution
It don't stop
Motherfucker tryin to just get his cash on the motherfuckin
million dollar spot, BEYATCH!
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
That's right, my million dollar spot
Bring it on the block, my million dollar spot
Uhh, for ya knot, my million dollar spot
I can take a chance, I could live in cans
My million dollar spot, my million dollar spot
Bring it on the block, my million dollar spot
Righteous people know what I be doin be protectin my peoples
million dollar spot, my million dollar spot BEYATCH!
E-40 Lyrics
E-40 Tha Hall Of Game Lyrics
More E-40 Music Lyrics:
E-40 - Doin' Dirt Bad Lyrics
E-40 - Doin' the Fool Lyrics
E-40 - Dusted 'n Disgusted Lyrics
E-40 - Federal Lyrics
E-40 - H.I. Double L. Lyrics
E-40 - Lifestyles Lyrics
E-40 - Like a Jungle Lyrics
E-40 - Ring It Lyrics


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French Sewing Stool Table (Set of 2)
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During the first half of the 19th century, a French sewing machine manufacturer offered a buying incentive: a free wood-and-iron stool with the purchase of the company's machine. We've replicated it in nearly every detail. It makes the perfect small side table and is ideal for serving drinks.
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- 14" diam., 21"-28"H
- Weight: 30 lbs.


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Florida's new congressional map can't be put into effect until May of next year at the earliest, the state's Republican secretary of state and the Florida Association of Supervisors told a circuit court on Friday.
The supervisors say, according to the Tampa Bay Times, that the earliest they could feasibly hold new elections for those districts and five others that were tweaked would be May 26 of next year, with March 17 primaries.
Because of the late timing of the decision it's been unclear whether the new map, which makes minor changes to the old one, could be used for this election as the primary is just over a week away.
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Chicken Fried Steak with Sage Gravy
Author Notes: I remember my first chicken fried steak. It was in Houston, Texas, at the home of Jenny's in-laws. They were wise chicken fried steak aficionados, and cooked theirs in an iron skillet out on the patio on a squat little grill, where grease was welcome to spray the plants. The steaks came out of the pan wrapped in a warped brown and salty crust. It was my first time in Texas and knew from then on it would not be my last.
A few weekends ago, I went to Oklahoma for a couple of book events, and got to hang out with Jeff Martin, the founder of Booksmart Tulsa, who may be the coolest guy north of Texas. At one of our stops -- lunch at Lucky's (go if you can) -- he talked me into chicken fried steak. It was just as delicious as I remembered it. This one came with a sage gravy. If you don't have guts for the gravy, a squeeze of lemon will work well (think veal Milanese). Just don't tell anyone in Tulsa I said that. —Amanda Hesser
Serves 4
- Four 1/4-inch thick ribeye steaks
- Salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup plus 7 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons rendered bacon fat or butter
- 1 cup whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped sage
- Working with one steak at a time, lay the steak between two sheets of parchment or wax paper and flatten with a meat pounder to 1/8-inch thickness. Season with flattened steaks with salt and pepper.
- Spread 1 cup flour on a large plate. Season with flour with salt and pepper. In a large bowl, whisk together the buttermilk and egg.
- Again, working one steak at a time, dip the steak in the flour, lightly coating both sides. Next, dip the steak in the buttermilk mixture, letting any excess drip off. Then dip the steak in flour once more, lightly but completely coating the steak; shake off any excess flour. Set the coated steaks on a baking sheet until ready to use.
- Heat the bacon fat or butter in a medium saucepan. Once it's hot, add the remaining 7 tablespoons flour, and whisk until smooth. Cook over medium low heat for 1 to 2 minutes. Whisk in the milk, then the cream, bring to a boil -- whisking all the time -- then reduce the heat and let the gravy simmer until thickened, 3 to 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
- Meanwhile, cover the base of a large iron skillet with 1/8-inch canola oil. Place over medium high heat. Once the oil is hot, add as many steaks as will fit (probably just one or two), and brown on both sides, about 2 minutes per side. Do the rest in batches. A splatter guard comes in handy if you don't want your stove covered in beef fat. As the steaks finish cooking, set them aside on a baking sheet.
- When the steaks are nearly finished, whisk the gravy and add the sage. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Serve each steak with a ladleful of gravy.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
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A domestic violence victim whose partner took her phone so she couldn't call police managed to raise the alarm via Facebook instead.
Police are praising the woman's Facebook friend for raising the alarm immediately and saving her from further abuse.
It was one of three incidents in as many days in the Mid North in which victims or witnesses spoke up, leading to the arrests of three alleged offenders.
The arrests come just days before the sentencing this Friday of the Whangarei man who killed his partner, Patricia McGrath, earlier this year.
Police Senior Sergeant Ian Row said the latest incident occurred about 10.30am on Sunday at a home in Kerikeri.
The woman's 23-year-old partner struck her several times in the head, both with an open palm and a closed fist, and choked her by placing his hands around her throat. He then took her cellphone and told her he'd make her life a misery if she tried to contact police.
She was unable to leave the house or make a phone call, but she managed to put a message on Facebook asking for help. A friend saw the message and called police.
The man was charged with three counts of male assaults female and one of assault with intent to injure. He was held in custody overnight and was due in the Kaikohe District Court yesterday. Police would oppose bail.
Mr Row said abuse took many forms. As well as the physical abuse alleged in Sunday's incident, the offender had tried to control his partner by taking away her phone and limiting access to friends and family.
''I can't commend enough the person who acted on the Facebook message. She's acted, and we've been able to stop the abuse. Evil will only prosper when good people fail to act,'' he said.
White Ribbon Ride founder Phil Paikea, of the Bream Bay Community Support Trust, said people were getting better at reporting domestic violence, thanks in part to the It's Not OK campaign.
''It's good to see people are reporting and the victims are not sticking around. I think the campaign has a lot to do with it. People are saying 'enough is enough'.''
Two more arrests were made in the Mid North after people spoke out about witnessing, or being subjected to, family violence.
About 12.30pm on Friday police were called by staff of a Waipapa store who saw a man grab his partner around the waist and allegedly punch her in the stomach. The 32-year-old from Mangonui was arrested shortly afterwards.
On Saturday afternoon police were called to Matauri Bay by a 14-year-old who fled his home after an alleged bashing from his father.
Mr Row said the 37-year-old became angry with the boy, kneeing him in the head, throwing him to the ground and kicking him as he lay on the floor. He managed to escape and called police about 5.30pm.
The man was already on electronic bail and facing a charge of assault with intent to injure on his current partner. He was held in custody over the weekend and was due to appear in Kaikohe District Court on Monday (July 22) on a new charge of assault with intent to injure. Police would oppose bail.
In the past year Northland has seen several high-profile family violence incidents resulting in death. At least six are currently before the courts or under police investigation.
This Friday Phillip Mahanga is due to be sentenced in Whangarei for the manslaughter of his partner Patricia McGrath. Ms McGrath, a mother-of-two known to friends as ''Wowo'', was 34 when she died on January 8.
Almost half of all homicides in New Zealand are related to family violence. On average 14 women, 10 children and six men are killed by a family member each year.


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In it, but not of it. TPM DC
Values Voter Summit Kicks Off With Attacks On Gays, Abortion Rights (VIDEO)
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN), as bright a star as ever shown in the conservative constellation this year, took to the stage to slam spending and "Obamacare," but also took time to lead the attendees through a reading of the Declaration of Independence, which she suggested highlighted Thomas Jefferson's intention to keep abortion illegal forever.
Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) -- introduced to the audience as "the man who stopped global warming" (but not, you know, in the good way) -- spoke at length about all the "problems that will happen" if "you let open gay activity in the military." He called on attendees to jam Senate switchboards to shutdown the Defense Appropriations bill vote this week. He's mad as hell about the end of DADT, and from the applause it seems like the crowd was mostly with him.
Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN) the man who'd love to get the attention Bachmann gets from these folks and is doing his best to make that happen, warned the crowd about government support for Planned Parenthood.
"To the people who say they want to cut spending," he exclaimed, "I say, OK -- let's start with federal funding for abortions here at home."
The crowd seemed to like that, too.
Expect more of the same -- and then some -- when the afternoon session kicks off at 2 p.m. ET, with speeches from Rick Santorum, Gary Bauer and (everyone in the crowd and the press corp is excited for this) Christine O'Donnell.
Watch Bachmann deftly stitch the tea party and the moral majority together in her speech. (And be sure to stay tuned for her read-along lesson on the Declaration of Independence.)


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Interview with Professor James A. Mirrlees at the 1st Meeting of Laureates in Economic Sciences in Lindau, Germany, September 1-4, 2004. Interviewer is freelance journalist Marika Griehsel.
Professor Mirrlees talks about when he got the news of the Economics Prize, driving forces during the student years (3:14), experiences from India (6:20), taxation systems (9:22), problems with an ageing population (14:02), economic growth in the future (20:13) and gives some advise to students (23:34).
Transcript of the Interview with James A. Mirrlees


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It's a basic rule in a general or organic chemistry class. What we mean is that a solute (the substance you dissolve) only dissolves in a solvent with similar chemical properties. We're talking about polarity.
Atoms have electrons. These electrons are involved in bonding, which creates molecules - groups of atoms. The chemical polarity of a molecule depends on those electrons, which are negatively charged. When atoms bond, they don't always share their pair of electrons evenly, which distributes the charge unevenly along the molecule, creating an electric dipole.
δ+ and δ- mean partial positive and partial negative, respectively. δ is a lower case "delta" (Greek alphabet). |
It's like, say, two teams at tug-of-war (a loose analogy, but good enough). One team is stronger and pulls more of the rope. The other team has less of it. Just like one atom has a greater electron affinity and pulls more of the electron charge toward it, becoming more negative, and making the other atom more positive.
Why does this matter? Well, molecules with dipoles are polar. Molecules without them, or with dipoles that are arranged symmetrically (effectively "canceling" them all out) are non-polar. Polar dissolves polar, and non-polar dissolves non-polar.
Two layers in salad dressing: oil, and water. (source) |
Example of triglycerides; these are non-polar and are a major component of skin oils. source |
So, let's think about your face, which is, indeed, covered in sebum - a kind of oil secreted by glands in the skin. Throughout the day, dirt and bits can get into your pores and on your skin. The idea is that cleansing oils can break down all of this oil buildup and grime and makeup better than water can, because oils are non-polar and water is polar, and like dissolves like.
Stay tuned for #6: Soap!
For previous Beauty of Science installments, check these posts:
BoS #1: A Primer and Some Food for Thought
BoS #2: Antioxidants and Free Radicals
BoS #3: UV Radiation, Visible Light, Color
BoS #4: Sunscreens
*I have to make it absolutely clear that I am only a chemist, not a health practitioner. I can't recommend any courses of action or do any consulting, and everything I'm sharing is information that is widely available, simply compiled in one post.
Some resources:
High on Health
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September 27, 2010
Center for Personal Rights
The Science, Ethics and Politics of Vaccine Mandates
(when you assume that vaccines are safe)
Written by Louise Habakus
This is a long post but I encourage you to read my remarks. Compulsory vaccination represents a severe limitation of our human, civil, individual and parental rights. It is very important to understand the arguments and justifications for vaccine mandates offered by doctors and public health officials. While the public health system usually appears anonymous and impersonal, a conference like the one I attended this week is an opportunity to see the individuals behind the system. The people who participated in the program are among the leaders upholding vaccine mandates in our country.


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One of Africa's illustrious daughters – Wangari Maathai – bid farewell to the mortal world on September 25 after battling with cancer. The Kenyan environmentalist was the first African woman to win the coveted Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. Sometimes described as the "Tree Lady," the 71-year-old was at the forefront in empowering rural women through her Green Belt Movement to plant trees to save the planet. Continue reading 'Wangari Maathai: Top Five quotes to remember of the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner'
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Wangari Maathai: Top Five quotes to remember of the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner
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Christmas Flounder — the truth exposed!
Like fake snow at the mall, the Christmas Flounder has become a Yuletide tradition of the Lower Cape Fear. The annual Christmas Flounder editorial in the StarNews takes on the resonance of "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus." Now, however, StarNews food writer Paul Stephen spills the beans in the December issue of Our State magazine. In "The Tall Tale of the Christmas Flounder," Stephen tracks the legend to longtime StarNews business editor Paul Jennewein, who cultivated the tale… Read More »


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Four individuals – one from each of the 2012 Amgen Tour of California communities of Santa Rosa, Livermore, Clovis, and Los Angeles – who have made a positive impact and acted as an inspiration to those affected by cancer within their community will be selected as the Breakaway from Cancer® Champions.
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Amgen's Breakaway from Cancer is an initiative to increase awareness of important resources available to people affected by cancer – from prevention through survivorship.
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I thought I harbored a healthy amount of paranoia before I went to this week's RSA Conference for IT security professionals in San Francisco. But now I'm just plain scared--and not about hackers and phishers, the perennial bogeymen of the Internet underground.
No, the people who scare me even more are the security professionals who work for big business. They want my online data, your online data, everyone's online data. And they want it more than even the bad guys who make headlines.
Big business isn't evil incarnate, and the companies clamoring for our data aren't the agents of destruction who would steal our identities for profit or erase our family photos just for kicks. But to the business leaders at e-commerce sites, social networks, and even banks, online privacy is something that must be managed at best, and mitigated at worse.
It's an annoyance that must be dealt with. It's something that gets in their way.
They want our data so they can track us, categorize us, and use what they know about us to sell us something--or sell what they know about us to someone else. Or, as Trevor Hughes, the President and CEO of the International Association for Privacy Professionals (IAPP), told me directly, "Your data is the currency of the information economy."
And our online activity is minting more money all the time.
Our data is hard currency
It took just one shocking hour at the RSA conference to destroy every naive hope I might have had about online privacy. Hughes spoke to a large audience of IT professionals tasked with managing customer and user data, and named what he considered to be the hot-button privacy issues of the year: location data, facial recognition, and Do Not Track, among others. He also touched on more sweeping topics like federal regulations and public policy.
I was intensely interested in all of these issues as an active, web-surfing individual, but I also quickly realized that the other attendees in the room looked at these issues from the other side--from the perspective of their companies, which gather customer data and use it for business opportunity.
Their job is not to worry about protecting our privacy, but to worry about navigating privacy regulations, and protecting themselves from lawsuits and fines. One thorny example Hughes cited was the mobile privacy guidelines paper released by the California Attorney General's office earlier this year, to supplement the California Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). In a message accompanying the guidelines, Attorney General Kamala Harris encouraged mobile app developers to adopt a "'surprise minimization' approach...to alert users and give them control over data practices that are not related to an app's basic functionality or that involve sensitive information." Easier said than done on the small screens of mobile platforms, said Hughes: "That user interface is incredibly limited."
Your location, your activity, your face: all fair game
Hughes also delved into issues surrounding "contextualization"--using your online data to customize "content" (read: advertisements) to your browsing habits and personal demographics. Obviously, contextualization is already a widespread (and profitable) business tool, as anyone who's experienced targeted ads on Google already knows.
The data set used for contextualization is diving ever deeper, though. "Context will put the debate on targeted ads on steroids," Hughes told the crowd. "Not only are we going to have the sensitivity of where you've been online, but where you are in the world, and what you are doing and thinking."
Oh, but it gets better. Facial recognition, anyone? You can tell your friends not to tag you in their photos all you want, but that's small potatoes.
"We will see the anonymity of crowds dissipate," Hughes said, predicting that photos taken by other people, or by cameras installed in public places, will be used to find you wherever you are. Remember the Where's Waldo? children's books, where you had to find Waldo among huge crowds in famous places around the world? Who knew that the happy, wool-capped Waldo would be the harbinger of privacy problems to come.
Do not track me... please?
When the Obama Administration introduced its Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights in February, 2012, the bill cited "privacy-enhancing technologies such as the 'Do Not Track' mechanism" as safeguards against many of the tactics that Hughes' audiences members would like to preserve. Choose not to be tracked, and web sites wouldn't be able to collect information about you. It's the ultimate protection, right? No, think again.
"Do Not Track is a very, very complicated and challenging issue," Hughes said. Indeed, there's no standard implementation for data tracking from browser to browser, and that's an inconvenient truth for anyone who would need to implement Federal policy (which hasn't yet been passed). But for Hughes, the real problem for privacy professionals is, "how do you switch it off or maintain it switched-off."
Yes, you heard right: Do Not Track would be just another hoop that big business needs to jump through--or circumvent entirely.
Unfortunately, for now, businesses that want to track our data don't even have to worry about the technical vagaries of Do Not Track. "None of this has the force of law yet," said Hughes. "Without the ability of regulators to enforce, we may not have any enforcement at all. Do Not Track may not have any consequences."
You can see where this is heading. And Hughes confirmed as much: "Some organizations have come out and said they will ignore Do Not Track."
Giving away your online data--willingly
Unless you're some sort of virtual exhibitionist who actually wants to sacrifice online privacy for fun and profit, data tracking should scare you. But it's also important to remember that the basic operating principles of our open Internet--an Internet where very expensive content is given away for free--require a certain amount of data sacrifice.
Indeed, if you want all the complex, nuanced benefits of social sharing, you have to actually share yourself. And you're probably already doing this, sacrificing your data quite willingly.
Ted Schlein, of venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, brought up this paradox while speaking at a cybersecurity session at RSA. "People kind of care about privacy, and then they don't," he said. "Facebook has a conversation about a new privacy policy, people get excited about it, and then Zuckerberg says something, and they calm down."
He's right, of course. Periodic privacy imbroglios haven't slowed the popularity of social networking sites, photo-sharing sites, and apps like Foursquare, even though all of these services gather information about us in order to grow revenue. Pinterest was recently valued at $2.5 billion--not because it's making any money, but because its users are enthusiastically pinning products to their pages, making them ripe for retail sales pitches. Their data is the currency.
Big business is working over-time to collect data about us, and the more time we spend online, the more opportunities we give them to do so. So in the end, I wonder whether it's scarier that businesses are collecting our data, or that we're so willingly letting them do it.


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Mr. Boomba tries to impress the girl of his dreams, but always seems to find a way to humiliate himself!
The official sequel to rob denbleyker's StarWars spoof.
This took me 3 months, so please at least WATCH it before you vote. Also, I don't want any shit reviews from idiots who are either impatient or intimidated by the size of the movie. Too big for your crappy-ass connection? Then go watch something else. I hate idiots who do that.
NOTE: My humor is very much an accquired taste. If you have a very 'british' sense of comedy and enjoy things like Monty Python's flying circus then you'll love this. Otherwise, no slapstick stuff here, so if you like that sorta stuff then you just won't find it funny. So go somewhere else.
You probably think I have an attitude problem after hearing the rant above, but I just wanted to keep people in check :)
UPDATE: Wow, Daily Feature and a spot on the NG top 50! Thanks guys, I'm honored and I really appreciate it. StickWars Episode 3 is coming soon, although not made by me, so look out for it!
TIP: If the sound and speech goes off a bit due to the movie slowing down at a few points (because of the demanding graphics routines on slower PCs-sorry!) try this - simply right click, select 'back' then select 'play' and it will return to normal. Thanks to a review called 'Stoned Possum' for mentioning this :)
Well worth the wait
Oh man, that was great!!! LOL
I laughed my ass off, thank you so much for using a form of humor futher up on the evolutionary scale than shit jokes. 4 megs....high quality visual effects......BRING IT ON!!!!
1.8 Mghz, 512 Megs of SDD RAM and a cable modem....wooo hooooooo, you bet your ass this rocked. Great job, keep em coming at this quality.
Almost as good as the first...
Excellent grapics though I did not find it as funny as the first Stick Wars. Still, looking forward to the next one. Work on the jokes a little.
What the fuck
I mean, sure, it was fuckin good, but what happend to Robs ideas? In the last one, the end was a total clif-hanger, and in this one, it has nothing to do with the ending. It just shows us the same as in the first one, what the fuck.
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Funny as shit!
This was hilarious! I especially liked the part where the jedi student said, "Hey master, look what I found!" I was luaghin so damn hard!
Very Well done
I am personally biased against stick movies, although even your stick animations are MUCH MUCH better than anthing that I could do. Very well done, excellent humor. Keep up the good work. Great job crediting Rob without making yourself look like an ass. Again, nice work.


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'Mechanical Tissue Resuscitation' Reduces Tissue Injury and Bleeding in Animal Model, Reports Study in Neurosurgery
Philadelphia, Pa. – Controlled application of vacuum pressure is a promising approach to limiting tissue damage after traumatic brain injury (TBI), suggests an experimental study in the August issue of Neurosurgery, official journal of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. The journal is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health.
"Mechanical tissue resuscitation"—consisting of vacuum pressure applied over the injured area of the brain—shows promise as a safe and effective treatment for TBI, according to the research report by Dr. Louis C. Argenta and Dr. Michael Morykwas and co investigators of Wake Forest University of Health Sciences, Winston-Salem, N.C. However, the technique needs further development before it can be studied in humans with TBI.
Could Vacuum Pressure Mitigate Damage after TBI?
In the study, which was funded by a major grant from the U.S. Army, the researchers tested the mechanical tissue resuscitation approach by inducing localized TBI in swine, then applying negative pressure—that is, a mild vacuum—over the injured area of the brain. The study evaluated the effects of different levels of pressure, 50 or 100 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg); different application times, three or five days; and different delay times, up to six hours.
The results showed important benefits of applying vacuum pressure after brain injury. Applying 100 mm Hg of pressure for three days led to a significantly smaller area of brain contusion and reduced bleeding, compared to no pressure or 50 mm Hg of pressure. Brain MRI scans showed a more-normal appearance in vacuum-treated animals, which was confirmed by later examination of the brain tissues.
All animals survived after five days of vacuum application, whereas half of animals died when treatment was stopped after three days. The response to vacuum pressure was about the same when treatment was delayed for three hours, compared to no delay. The procedure appeared safe, without the development of seizures or brain deformation.
Traumatic brain injury is a devastating problem, with high rates of death and disability and limited treatment options. Following TBI, impaired circulation and accumulation of metabolites and water in the area of injury lead to progressive secondary injury and neuronal (brain cell) degeneration.
The new technique evolved from the successful use of negative pressure to promote healing in other types of wounds. In previous studies, Drs. Argenta and Morykwas and colleagues found benefits of controlled vacuum application to localized areas of TBI in rats. In the new study, they sought to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of this mechanical tissue resuscitation technique in a large-animal model more similar to the human brain with TBI.
"The ability of mechanical tissue resuscitation to achieve meaningful reduction in loss of brain tissue and hemorrhage injury warrants further investigation," the researchers conclude. It's unclear exactly how mechanical tissue resuscitation might work to reduce the area of tissue damage after TBI—it may act by increasing blood flow to the injured tissue, thus promoting oxygenation, nutrient supply, and removal of waste products.
Since the effects of vacuum treatment are "purely mechanical," it might be useful in combination with other treatments, Drs. Argenta and Morykwas and coauthors believe. They're performing further studies to optimize the mechanical tissue resuscitation technique before initial trials in human patients with TBI.
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April 15 Challenge
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Recently I have been posting my art journal pages in the gallery, and I have gotton quite a few comments about everyone not having enough photos of themselves. This got me thinking about a challenge to do a layout with a self portrait. I think it would be neat not only for me but for other members to put a face with the name. Try and step outside your comfort zone, both with the picture and the layout, try something new, stretch your creative brain. I will be posting my layout later on today in my gallery, I'll put a link here when I post. Good luck!
Okay here's my self portrait in My Gallery
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The dollar sign ($) is a special character which can be used in a message box to indicate a changeable argument. When the message box contains a $ and a number in the range 1-9 (such as $2) as one of its arguments, that argument will be replaced by the corresponding argument in the incoming message before the message box sends out its own message.
When a message box is triggered without receiving values for all of its changeable arguments (for instance, when it is triggered by a bang), it uses the most recently received values. The initial value of all changeable arguments is 0.
A message box will not be triggered by a word received in its inlet (except for bang), unless the word is preceded by the word symbol. In that case, the $1 argument will be replaced.
If you want to use a dollar sign in a message without it having this special meaning, you should precede the character with a backslash (\).
The expr, if, sxformat and vexpr objects also use the changeable $ arguments. When you use the $ character with these objects, it must be followed immediately by the letter i, f, or s, which indicates whether the argument is to be replaced by an int, a float, or a symbol.
If a message received in the inlet does not match the type of the changeable argument when using these objects (e.g., if an int is received to replace a $f argument), the object will try to convert the input to the proper type. The expr and if objects cannot convert symbols to numbers, so an error message will be printed if a symbol is received to replace a $i or $f argument.
When you are editing a patcher which will be used as a subpatch within another Patcher, message box objects and most object boxes in the subpatch can be given a changeable argument by typing in a pound sign and a number (e.g. #1) as an argument. When the subpatch is used inside another Patcher, an argument typed into the object box in the Patcher replaces the # argument inside the subpatch.
This lets you use typed-in arguments to supply information to patcher objects and abstractions you create just as you with with regular Max objects. This #1-style argument is a changeable argument that is replaced by whatever number or symbol you type in as the corresponding argument when you use the patch as an object inside another patch. You cannot use a changeable argument to supply the name of an object itself, but you can use it anywhere inside your object as an argument.
You can use a pound sign and a number to provide variations on a name as a part of a symbol argument (e.g. #1_velocity), but the changeable argument must be the first part of the symbol - (e.g. #1-dial will work, but dial_#1 will not).
You can use this technique to create unique names for send and receive objects in a subpatch (e.g. send #1_currentvalue) in order to guarantee that the exchange of messages between objects will only happen within a single (local) instance of your subpatch.
If you are opening a patcher file automatically by sending a load message to a pcontrol object, you can use this method to set values inside the patcher being loaded by providing changeable # arguments as a part of the load message.
Using a zero as with the pound sign has a particular and special meaning. When used as the beginning of a symbol argument (e.g., #0_value) it transforms that argument into an identifier that is unique to each and every patcher (and its subpatchers) when it is loaded. This special usage lets you open multiple copies of a patcher that contains objects like send and receive while having the send and receive destinations remain separate for each copy of the patcher. Note: the numbering of these unique identifiers is done by Max itself, and is not under user control.
Max uses a global name space - Max objects that have names associated with them for collections of data (such as coll, table, or buffer~) or objects that specify named sources or destinations (such as send and receive) share data. This allows you to share data between subpatches and abstractions in Max patch, or to share data between Max for Live devices (in the case of Max for Live devices, the name space is shared, but the "signal processing space" is separate; each Max for Live device processes its audio or data separately).
If you want a named object to be unique to a device, use three dashes (---) to start the name of your buffer or send/receive destination.


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IBM Cloud tip: A basic understanding of ephemeral storage
Ephemeral disk storage, also known as local disk devices is an important component in using the IBM® SmartCloud. This article details the layout of the virtual disk drives available to the Linux? and Windows operating systems for each choice of instance size in the IBM Cloud.
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A second pedestrian bridge at the East Liberty Station on the Martin Luther King Jr. East Busway will close Thursday morning, Port Authority announced today.
The bridge, between Stevenson Place and Ellsworth Avenue, is being demolished as part of the East Liberty Transit Center project. A bridge near Shady Avenue was closed earlier this month.
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WASHINGTON — A deeply divided Senate voted on Tuesday to confirm Republican Chuck Hagel to be the nation's next defense secretary, handing President Obama's pick the top Pentagon job just days before billions of dollars in automatic, across-the-board budget cuts hit the military.
The vote was 58-41, with four Republicans joining the Democrats in backing the contentious choice. Hagel's only GOP support came from former colleagues Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Dick Shelby of Alabama and Mike Johanns of Nebraska — all three had announced their support earlier — and Rand Paul of Kentucky.
The vote came just hours after Republicans dropped their unprecedented delay of a Pentagon choice and allowed the nomination to move forward on a 71-27 vote.
Hagel, 66, a former two-term Nebraska senator and twice-wounded Vietnam combat veteran, succeeds Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. Hagel is expected to be sworn in at the Pentagon on Wednesday.
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Upstream Oil and Gas Accounting and Contracts: Oil & Gas Operation, Mineral Rights, Leases & Successful Efforts Accounting (Doha)
HRODC Postgraduate Training Institute£6.000 - ($4.951.276)
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Limited Objectives: By the conclusion of the specified learning and development activities, delegates will be able to. Demonstrate an understanding of the oil and gas industrial and the activities of each subsector. Demonstrate an awareness of the salient issues associated with the development of the United States oil and gas industry, as a mark car to International oil and gas exploration developments and it mining operations.
Suitable for: This course/seminar is designed for: Finance Directors and Managers. Financial Controllers. Chief Accountants. Treasury Officers. Asset Accountants. Joint Venture Accountants. Management Accountants. Internal and External Auditors. Government Regulators. Financial Analysts. Public Accountants
Requisitos: Degree or Work Experience
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Upstream Oil and Gas Operations
- Introducing the Oil and Gas Industry
- Brief History of the U.S. Oil and Gas Industry
- Origin of Petroleum
- Anticline
- Exploration Methods and Procedures
- 3-D Seismic
- 4-D Seismic
- Acquisition of Mineral Interests in Property
- Mineral Rights
- Mineral Interests
- Fee Interests
- Overriding Royalty Interests (ORI)
- Retained ORI Production Payment Interest (PPI)
- Dutch Carved-Out Production Payment
- Carved-Out Net Profits Interest Created From Working Interest
- Net Profits Interest Created From Mineral Interest
- Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease Provisions
- Lease Bonuses
- Royalty Provision
- Primary Term
- Delay Rental Payment
- Shut-In Payment
- Right To Assign Interest
- Right To Free Use Of Resources For Lease Operations
- Option Payment
- Offset Clause
- Addressing Problems and Issues Associated with Upstream Oil and Gas Operation
- Oil and Gas Drilling Operations
- BOP (Blowout Preventer)
- Bottom-Hole Pressure
- Bottom-Hole Pump
- Drill String
- Rat Hole
- Mouse Hole
- Drilling Platform
- Drilling Rig
- Proved Area
- Drill Stem Test
- Derek and Derek Hands
- Cracking
- Field
- Christmas Tree
- Sedimentary Rock
- Seismic Exploration
- Development Well Flowing Well
- Injection Well
- Offset Well
- Stratigraphic Well
- Stratigraphic Test Well or Exploratory Well
- Service Well
- Dry Hole
- Dual Completion
- Dry Natural Gas
- Natural and Artificial Lifts
- Oil and Gas Production and Sales
- Some State and US Federal Oil and Gas Drilling Regulation
- Maximum Efficiency Drilling Rate (MER)
- The Concept of Peak Oil
- Historical Cost Accounting Methods
- Historical Development of Accounting Methods and Current Status
- Introduction to Successful Efforts Accounting
- Chart Accounts for Successful Efforts Company
- Oil and Gas Subsectors – Upstream, Mid-Stream And Downstream
- Horizontal, Vertical and Full Integration within the Oil and Gas Industry
- Addressing Problems Associated with Oil and Gas Accounting
- Introduction to Full Cost (FC) Accounting
- Distinguishing between Non-Drilling and Drilling Costs
- Cost of Identifying Areas that Might Warrant Exploration
- Cost of Topographical, Geological and Geophysical Studies
- Cost of Carrying and Retaining Undeveloped Properties
- Dry Hole Contribution
- Cost of Drilling and Equipping Exploratory Well
- Cost of Drilling Exploratory Type Stratigraphic Test Well
- Successful Efforts– Exploration Cost
- Accounts for a Full Cost Company
- G&G Costs
- Reconnaissance Survey
- Detailed Survey
- Shooting Rights
- Obtaining G & G Permits
- Exchanging C & G Studies for Property Interest
- Carrying and Retaining Costs
- Delayed Rental Property Taxes
- Legal Cost for Title Defense
- Clerical and Record-Keeping Costs
- Test-Well Contributions
- Dry Hole Contribution
- Bottom-Hole Contribution
- Support Equipment And Facilities
- Problems
- Offshore and International Operations
- Purchase in Fee (Fee Purchase)
- Internal Costs
- Options to Lease
- Delinquent Taxes and Mortgage Payment
- Successful Efforts Acquisition Costs
- Internal Costs
- Options to Lease
- Delinquent Tax and Mortgage Payments
- Top Leasing
- Amortization
- Amortization of Exploration and Development Costs of Proved Developed Reserves
- Impairment
- Disposition of Capitalized Costs – Impairment of Unproved Properties
- Disposition of Capitalized Costs – Surrender or Abandonment Of Property
- Post Balance Sheet Events
- Disposition of Capitalized Costs – Reclassification Of An Unproved Property
- Land Department
- Addressing Issues and Problems in Unproved Property Acquisition Costs
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Planting a New Family Tree
At this moment, I've only added my family up to my eight great-grandparents, their kids and siblings. Last night I finished adding "events" for everyone included in the 1930 census. Today I'll complete everyone in the 1920 census. Then I will go back and see which birth and death certificates I have and create a to-do list based on what else I need.
I have lots of information on my grandparents and great-grandparents. I want to make sure that I get all those details in the new database before I move on to the sixteen great-great grandparents. It gets tricky after that.
This slow, calculated process isn't for the weak of heart or patience. It takes a long time to get the citations just right. The RootsMagic software I'm using greatly eases the process, but it still requires the user to take the time to input all of the citation details.
So far, this crazy endeavor is going really well. It's a great feeling to know I have this tree that will be well-researched and not in constant need of adjustment. We all have those genealogy projects that are a complete mess. This isn't one of those and just the thought of that fact makes me happy.
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I admire you for your ambition and enthusiasm to do this. I hope that you succeed! And survive the effort. You are younger than I am, so you have a good chance of creating a really good database.
I am not willing to give up what I have. some of it is great (maybe 2%), some of it is OK (maybe 20%?) and the rest is based on secondary information. I have over 38,000 persons, though, including several one-name studies! I'm trying to get my sources in that I have, and then will take stock of the quality of my research.Starting over is the probably the simplest and surest way to ensure a truly high quality database.
You will not have to deal deal with either conversion issues from one database to another nor any past mistakes you made, yet still reap the full benefit of everything you've learned and collected so far.I would love to redo mine. The problem is I don't really want to start from scratch. Unfortunately I started my tree in Ancestry.com. I have uploaded so many pictures and documents. Now, Family Tree Maker 10 claims I can transfer everything that is online, including pictures, by using their new software. Can I do this with Rootsmagic? I do like what I read about the Rootsmagic... I just don't want to start over. I love your blog by the way!
ReplyDeleteI've been playing that game too, with my Legacy 7 database. We could have a club!
Still pretty small, but good to know what's in it is pretty solid. My biggest problem has been the requirements from my last gen class -- to put all data in the notes section, not in the Events. I am now going back to fill in the blanks so I can take advantage of Legacy's great timelines and reports.I've started this type of project many times. Whenever I do a fresh install of Windows, I download the latest versions of the gen programs I don't own, and build a few generations from scratch. This lets me try out most parts of the software. I agree.. it does bring a certain level of satisfaction to know its done right.
ReplyDeleteAmy, you didn't get rid of your "working" database, correct? You began a new one and didn't input individuals until you had the documentation? I noticed a couple of comments said they didn't want to get rid of their old database. No need to! I use Legacy and we can have multiple databases (I'm sure other software is the same), I don't intend to get rid of anything just refer to the non-documented database as my working database and use that for my clues. The documented/sourced database will be the real deal. Now I have to stop talking about it and do it! Good luck to you!


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i liked TDH in the beginning a lot.
but then i became sick of the grapefruit smelling like rotten fruits to me.
but i like the rest of TDH besides the citrus
so i ask you:
is there a scent out there which still has the raw, peppery earthiness without the rotten fruit accord ?
Cartier Déclaration.
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Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
like i said i have no problem with TDH in total.
i only cant stand the rotten orange peel.
but i very very like the flint-vetiver earthy thing.
+1 on Cartier Declaration.
Perhaps Voyage d'Hermes. You still get the pepper, the spice, cardamom, and the cedar and woodsy dry down. The citrus top note is lime, but it's a very bland lime and doesn't really give me that citrus feel so much. Though it is a very fresh fragrance. Aside from it's appearance and the way it is marketed, I'd really label this more of a sporty fragrance.
I too am a big pepper/woods fan, you may wanna check out Burberry The Beat, Parah, and Tommy Bahama.
Gianni Campagna. A Terre D'Hermes clone.
I agree with The_Cologneist, try Voyage d'Hermes, I get a whiff of TdH with no citrus.
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I tested out Hermes Eau de Gentiane Blanche samples. To me, it smells like Terre D'Hermes without the citrus notes.
If you can find it, Grigioperla Essence could be close to what you'relooking for.
3rd Montale Red Vetyver. If you like the flinty-vetiver vibe then you'll love Red Vetyver. Some say it's less flinty but I disagree.
Also, have you tried TdH Parfum? I find it's a bit less citrusy.
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+1, try the Parfum. That one makes Terre wearable for me. I also thought that the grapefruit was my problem, but it was something else. A reviewer called Terre EDT an "olfactory laser" and that´s a good description. It was just a little too much for me. The EDP solved that issue.
Declaration and Voyage are good suggestions too.
+1 for Montale Red Vetyver.
I don't have a problem with TdH turning "rotten citrus" on me (it doesn't do that IOW)... but if you want a similar effect without the citrus, try (seriously) Sycomore.
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Breeze is right- give Bang a go.
I believe Td'H Parfum will be the way to go. I had the same problem with Td'H till i got the Parfum.
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Mr. Duane K. Oxendale, Owner
Duane Oxendale
301 Wilson
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Dear Mr. Oxendale:
An investigation of your beef finishing operation located at 5751 Redstone Road, St. Louis, Michigan 48880, conducted by a representative of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on June 21 and 27, 2007, confirmed that you offered an animal for sale for slaughter as food that was adulterated under sections 402(a)(2)(C)(ii) [21 U.S.C. 342 (a)(2)(C)(ii)] and 402(a)(4) [21 U.S.C. 342 (a)(4)] of the Federal Food, Drug,and Cosmetic Act (the Act). The inspection also revealed that you provided a false guaranty, a prohibited act under section 301(h) [21 U.S.C. 331(h)] of the Act. You can find the Act and its associated regulations on the Internet through links on the FDA's web page at www.fda.gov.
On Apri1 30, 2007, you sold a heifer through [redacted] where it was identified with back tag number 34SL6213, subsequently sold to [redacted] where it was slaughtered for human food use on June 2, 2007. United States Dept. of Agriculture/Food Safety Inspection Service (USDA/FSIS) analysis of tissue samples collected from this animal identified the presence of 40.96 parts per million (ppm) sulfamethazine in the liver and 23.91 ppm sulfamethazine in the muscle of this cow. A tolerance of 0.1 ppm has been established for residues of sulfamethazine in the uncooked edible tissues of cattle as codified in Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, section 556.670 (21 C.F.R. 556.670). The presence of sulfamethazine in these amounts in the edible tissues from this animal causes the food to be adulterated within the meaning of section 402(a)(2)(C)(ii) [21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(2)(C)(ii)] of the Act.
Our investigation also found that you hold animals under conditions that are so inadequate that medicated animals bearing potentially harmful drug residues are likely to enter the food supply. You lack an adequate system to ensure that animals medicated by you have been withheld from slaughter for appropriate periods of time to permit depletion of potentially hazardous residues of drugs from edible tissues. For example, you failed to maintain treatment records. Food from animals held under such conditions is adulterated within the meaning of section 402(a)(4) [21 U.S.C. 342 (a)(4)]of the Act.
In addition, on or about January 2, 2007, you provided [redacted] with a signed certification, which states that you will not supply [redacted] with any livestock that contains illegal levels of drug residues. On April 30, 2007, you delivered to [redacted] a culled heifer cow containing illegal levels of sulfamethazine residues. Providing such a false guaranty is a prohibited act under section 301(h) [21 U.S.C. 331(h)] of the Act.
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PolishLinux reviews PCLinuxOS 2007. "I must admit I am impressed by PCLinuxOS. And according to the distro slogan, which includes the two words 'radically simple', installation and configuration of the system is really easy, and the system is very friendly in everyday usage. Some of this 'radical simplicity' should be credited to hammered out details, and the system's elegant appearance (although this is a matter of individual taste). Regular users will find in PCLinuxOS everything they need 'out of the box'. Thanks to the consistency and the possibilities to configure the system with graphical tools (e.g. PCLinuxOS Control Center) this distro is close to ideal for those starting their adventure with Linux systems and migrating from Microsoft Windows systems."
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Why should they when you can get a better distro without all the failings? I know you're a Mandrake/Mandriva contrib dev from the mailinglist so I really did expect you to chirp up on this subject. Face it, when you had a chance to have Tex be a contrib you all gave him the short shrift and he went on to create what the USERS wanted, i.e. updated KDE and other rpms in a timely manner. So when PClinuxOS does better than Mandriva it seems to me that the users have spoken and they don't need to try something else-they are "doing it with their feet".


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I was the shy and nerdy girl in school, and no one ever noticed me. As I walked through the halls wondering if I would ever find a boy for me, I spotted the perfect cute guy. He had brown hair, green eyes and a Beautiful smile. I walked through the halls and accidently busted into the meanest girl in school, "Jessica". You need to watch what your doing Amy. Do you know who you just busted into? She asked. Um yes i do.You have bust into the queen of 6th grade. I got up and ran to the bathroom. Hey Amy are you okay? Yeh I am I replied. Hannah, do you sometimes get tired of.... Jessica? I asked. Yeh, I hate her. Hannah said. Well she needs to know who she is talking to. Who is she talking to? Hannah asked. I don't know. I heard the bell ring and I rushed to English class. I sat next to the hot boy, Jason. Hi, He said. H-hey. I Replied. After 3 weeks he finally asked me out. Of course i Said yes. We went to a fancy restaurant. It was so awesome. I ordered Salad and so did Jason........ (Sorry this story is going too fast i just dont have any ideas).
After a year he became my boyfriend (Give me some ideas for the story please). I was so happy to have him as a bf. (Btw im making a role play for this) Um...... yeh. One day Jason Was walking me home. I seen someone running in the fields across the street. I poked my head out and wondered what it was.
"Jason, Did you see that?" I ask. "No, See what?" He replied.
We made it to my house and i seen the person running again. It was.... Jessica.
"Jessica what are you doing?" I shout.
It was a good thing jason wasnt there.
"Im just taking a walk" Jessica says in a Mysterious way
I walk into my house and see my mom and my little sister watching television.
"Hey mom, Hey, Anna.#
I walk into my room and hop into my bed.
(Do you guys think I should start series two? or should there be more action or something? Im a good write im just so excited to make part two and im getting lazy on this story). I heard the door. "Hun!" Its.. Jessica from your school!" My mom shout's. My mouth dropped and I was surprised she actually came to my house. I ran downstairs to see what Jessica was doing here. "Hey, looser. I came to tell you something" She said in an Angry way. "And what is it?" I ask
"Well Since 3rd grade me and Jason has been dating, And we broke up"
"Why did you guys break up?"
"I couldn't stand the way he dressed"
Well Thats not very nice to say"
"Why are you telling me all this!"
Because...... I want you to know. Jessica says as she walks out the house.
I was puzzled just by hearing that short story. I pushed that out of my mind and walked into my bedroom and went to sleep. (Btw, the next series are about them getting married and getting kids and stuff and more drama:P).
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March 05, 2011
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December 03, 2010
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December 01, 2010
One of the traditional treats of the holiday season are gingerbread cookies. Gluten free cookies always daunt me. This year I was forced to perfect my cookie baking techniques by being asked to participate in numerous gluten free cookie projects.
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