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- 1 Intro
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- 4.1 How to Assign a Layout to Audio Archive page
- 4.2 How to Assign a Layout to Every Single Entry page of Audio CPT
- 4.3 How to Add Start and End times to Events archive page
- 4.4 How to Show Links to Navigate to Next and Previous months in Events Calendar View in Firefox
- 4.5 How to make entry box below post titles look simpler
Noise is a responsive-ready Builder child theme designed to be used in conjunction with a plugin for iThemes Builder, Builder Audio Block.
Designed with musicians and bands in mind, Builder now makes it easy to create a WordPress band website with a "built-in" audio player, a way to display albums or discographies, a list of upcoming shows and support for music downloads/purchases with Easy Digital Downloads.
Theme Demo
See Noise in action on this live Demo
Builder Layout Export zip file - can be used to import the demo site's layout and settings.
How to Assign a Layout to Audio Archive page
By default, Audio archive page, http://yoursite.com/audio/ will use
Full Width layout (unless the default View Builder ships with is deleted). This comes from the
Archives view at My Theme -> Layouts & Views -> Views. This View can be edited and another layout selected which will work for all archive pages including the Audio archive page.
However if you wish to apply a layout just to the Audio archive page, follow this.
Add this code at the end of child theme's
function custom_filter_audio_layout( $layout_id ) { if ( is_post_type_archive('it_bb_audio') ) return '4f30b1482cde8'; return $layout_id; } add_filter( 'builder_filter_current_layout', 'custom_filter_audio_layout' );
In the above, change "4f30b1482cde8" to the ID of layout that you wish to assign to Audio archive page.
To find the ID for a Layout, go to the Layouts listing, copy the edit link for the desired Layout, paste the link somewhere, and grab the text after the last equal sign. For example, consider the following link:
The Layout's ID for the above is 4f30b1482cde8.
How to Assign a Layout to Every Single Entry page of Audio CPT
Method 1
Post Type - Audio View at My Theme -> Layouts & Views -> Views to assign a layout to every single Audio entry page.
Method 2
Add the following in child theme's
function custom_filter_audio_single_layout( $layout_id ) { if ( is_singular('it_bb_audio') ) return '513f60026cf01'; return $layout_id; } add_filter( 'builder_filter_current_layout', 'custom_filter_audio_single_layout' );
In the above, change "513f60026cf01" to the ID of layout that you wish to assign to single Audio pages.
How to Add Start and End times to Events archive page
1. Install and activate Advanced Custom Fields plugin. Note: At the time of writing this, this plugin that's available in wordpress.org/extend/plugins is not functional and must be downloaded only from the plugin author's site.
2. Go to Custom Fields -> Custom Fields and add Start Time and End Time custom fields per screenshot below (click for bigger view).
3. Edit wp-content/themes BuilderChild-Noise/archive-it_bb_event.php

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>

add this code.
4. Add the following at the end of child theme's
style.css (WP dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor):
.entry-meta.start-time, .entry-meta.end-time { display: inline-block; float: left; /*margin-right: 2em;*/ padding-top: 0.25em; /*width: 15%;*/ } .builder-template-archive-it-bb-event .builder-module .entry-title { float: left; width: 25%; clear: none; }
5. When creating/editing events, enter the event's start and end times. These (both fields or a single one) can be left empty.
When viewing the Events archive page in Calendar view, the buttons to switch to Previous and Next months won't be visible in Firefox. It's fine in other browsers.
To fix this, add the following at the end of child theme's
style.css (WP dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor):
.loop-calendar { clear: both; }
How to make entry box below post titles look simpler
Note: The below steps are for making the changes per above sample screenshots in Posts page. For making similar changes in other listing views like archives or category pages or search results pages, appropriate template files need to be edited and CSS adjusted.
1) Create a file named
content-index.php in child theme directory having this code.
2) Edit child theme's
<?php get_template_part('content', get_post_format()); ?>
<?php get_template_part('content-index', get_post_format()); ?>
3) Add the following at the end of child theme's
style.css (WP dashboard -> Appearance -> Editor):
.blog .entry-meta.author-gravatar-wrapper { display: none; } .blog .left-entry-meta { margin-left: 0; } .blog .meta-wrapper { background: none; } .blog .meta-wrapper { padding-left: 0; padding-right: 0; } .blog .hentry .entry-meta.categories { display: inline; } .blog .hentry .entry-meta.categories a { background: none; border: none; padding-left: 0; padding-right: 0; } .blog .hentry .entry-meta.categories a:hover { color: #EFEFEF; }


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Howards End (1992)
Henry Wilcox: Don't take a sentimental attitude toward the poor.
[... ]
Henry Wilcox: The poor are the poor. One is sorry for them, but there it is.
Margaret Schlegel: Unlike the Greek, England has no true mythology. All we have are witches and fairies.
Helen Schlegel: Did you see the dawn?
Leonard Bast: Yes. It suddenly got light.
Helen Schlegel: And was it wonderful?
Leonard Bast: No.
[girls giggle]
Helen Schlegel: We're not odd, we're just over-expressive.
Margaret Schlegel: Will you forgive her as you yourself have been forgiven... you have had a mistress; I forgave you. My sister has a lover, you drive her from the house. Why can you not be honest for once in your life? Why can't you say what Helen has done, I have done!
[last lines]
Margaret Schlegel: What did Dolly mean about Howards End?
Henry Wilcox: Mmmm? My poor Ruth, during her last days, scribbled your name on a piece of paper. Knowing her not to be herself, I set it aside. Didn't do wrong, did I?
Aunt Juley: All the Schlegels are exceptional. They are British to the backbone, of course, but their father was German, which is why they care for literature and art.
Margaret Schlegel: [speaking of Helen] She's got some sort of madness... as if she's mad!
Margaret Schlegel: I deny it's madness.
Henry Wilcox: But you said yourself...
Margaret Schlegel: It's madness when I say it, but not when you say it.
Dolly Wilcox: [on Ruth's handwritten bequest of her house to Margaret] It's only in pencil! Pencil never counts.
[first lines]
Margaret Schlegel: [reading letter] Dearest Meg, I'm having a glorious time. I like them all. They are the very happiest, jolliest family that you can imagine. The fun of it is that they think me a noodle, and say so - at least, Mr. Wilcox does. Oh Meg, should we ever learn to talk less.
Margaret Schlegel: [speaking of Helen] I think she may be a little... touched.
Margaret Schlegel: Mr. Wilcox, I am demented!
Ruth Wilcox: My idea has always been that if we could bring the mothers of the various nations together, then there would be no more war.
Margaret Schlegel: I do wish you'd give us Howard's End.

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Past Staff
Tova Gazit
Tova Gazit was a member of the staff of the Judah L. Magnes Museum for eighteen years, during which time she served as, among other things, Head Archivist at the Western Jewish History Center and Head Librarian of the Blumenthal Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
Perian Sully
As Collection Information Manager, Perian Sully, a museum registrar and technologist, was instrumental in creating the Magnes integrated archives-library-museum collection management system and online database, the institutional website, and in launching a host of digital programs until the move of the coll
Elaine Tennant
Elaine Tennant is the James D. Hart Director of The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley. The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life was affiliated with The Bancroft during the first five years since its joining UC Berkeley (2010-2015).
Alla Efimova
Alla Efimova, PhD, is a curator and art historian with a particular interest in the visual culture of modern Jewry. She holds a PhD in Art History/Visual and Cultural Studies from the University of Rochester.
Lara Michels
Lara Michels, PhD, an archivist and historian with a special interest in increasing public access to and awareness of archival and library collections, was the Archivist and Librarian at the Judah L. Magnes Museum since 2008. Her work was instrumental in the transfer of the Western Jewish Americana archives to The Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley in 2010-11.


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- Would a 660TI be enough horse power to drive that monitor? I think so, but I have found enough information that makes me question if it will. I am not looking for 60+ FPS all the time, but I would like to keep it above 30.
- What should I be looking for in a monitor? "They" say I need low latency/fast response time. What exactly does that mean?
I thought about putting this in the Gaming Box Buying Guide thread, but I thought it should be its own entity.


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Market leaders deliver a common security framework to the mobile phone industry
DALLAS, TEXAS AND CAMBRIDGE, UK – April 4, 2006 – Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) and ARM [(LSE: ARM) (Nasdaq: ARMHY)] today announced a collaboration to provide a unified mobile security technology to the industry, enabling mobile security market applications and services with a standard-based, interoperable, extensible framework. As part of this effort, TI is integrating ARM® TrustZone® software and application programming interfaces (APIs) into its market-proven M-Shield™ mobile security technology framework.
Through a common adoption of the TrustZone software, handset manufacturers and developers of secure applications instantly have a standard-based programming interface to address the mobile device market. Through this collaboration, TI and ARM will enable a new level of end-user applications for mobile devices, which require robust security for mainstream acceptance. These applications include rich multimedia content like music, video, TV, eCommerce, and location-based and work-anywhere services.
Current security applications are highly-customized solutions, and each integration task on a handset requires resource-intensive development, testing, integration and deployment time. TI's M-Shield mobile security technology is a system-level solution, which is specifically tailored to the mobile device market and optimizes a combination of hardware and software security technologies to secure mobile handsets, providing the required level of protection demanded by service providers and consumers. M-Shield mobile security technology is the key security element of the widely-adopted OMAP™ and OMAP-Vox™ processors, which are shipping today.
"With operators and OEMs requiring stronger, standard mobile security solutions through various initiatives, the wireless handset market is ready for ARM TrustZone technology, which provides an open, platform independent and flexible security framework," said Lance Howarth, general manager of ARM's Embedded Software Business. "Through our partnership with TI, our TrustZone software has served as a foundation to build a truly effective security solution aligned with industry needs. With these kind of alignments, the wireless ecosystem benefits from a common foundation for interoperable security adopted across the industry."
"Lack of standardization in security offerings necessitates that protection mechanisms be tailored for individual networks and even specific handsets – an often lengthy and expensive process," said Avner Goren, marketing director of TI's Cellular Systems Solutions. "TI's system-level M-Shield mobile security technology, with TrustZone software and APIs, provides an open framework for mobile security that delivers a robust and flexible application environment for handsets designed with our OMAP and OMAP-Vox processors."
The wireless industry needs a security environment that delivers interoperability, portability and greater development speed while significantly lowering costs for advanced security applications. Trusted Logic, the industry leader in trusted software execution environments, was a key partner in developing the technology used within the TrustZone software. Implementing TrustZone software in M-Shield mobile security technology provides an architecture to facilitate security compliance and certification across a broad portfolio of products for requirements such as those from Open Mobile Terminal Platform, Content Management License Administrator and Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS).
"As mobile content becomes more complex and costly to produce, revenue loss due to lack of security is a principal concern for content producers," said Dominique Bolignano, CEO, Trusted Logic. "The adoption of TrustZone software and APIs into TI's already successful M-Shield mobile security technology results in an open and interoperable mobile security system."
About Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments Incorporated provides innovative DSP and analog technologies to meet our customers' real world signal processing requirements. In addition to Semiconductor, the company's businesses include Sensors & Controls, and Educational & Productivity Solutions. TI is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and has manufacturing, design or sales operations in more than 25 countries. Texas Instruments is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol TXN. More information is located on the World Wide Web at http://www.ti.com.
About ARM
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from mobile, home and enterprise solutions to embedded and emerging applications. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, 3D processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com.
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It's Kinks Night tonight on BBC4 (and on i-Player shortly afterwards)
It is currently Mon Aug 20, 2018 8:07 pm
Des wrote:BBC standards have certainly dropped since Civilisation. 'Pop' music, dear dear dear.
judith wrote:I can't view the documentary from here and I'm really curious - what did he (and Steve Winwood) have on his head, Will?
garth cartwright wrote:The Kinks are a band best listened to rather than watched.
Adam Blake wrote:It's hopeless, Andy. He prefers Aerosmith...
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BEA to color up apps with classification Graffiti
We meet again, IBM
BEA Systems has become the latest Silicon Valley tech company to succumb to the Web 2.0 bug by adopting a search strategy.
The Java application server and middleware vendor has announced Project Graffiti, which it billed as a "collaborative information and knowledge management system."
Project Graffiti will let users classify information using a set of planned tags and then discover data held in corporate repositories such as Microsoft's SharePoint and Windows file systems, IBM Lotus Notes and Documentum. It will also pool individual classifications and make suggestions about information that are useful to the end-user by combining search pattern analytics, BEA said.
The project accompanies a planned enterprise wiki codenamed Holland that will be designed for use by business customers and developers and is expected to leverage BEA's WebLogic Portal. Both Graffiti and Holland are due in the second half of 2006.
BEA's enterprise search focus means it is opening up yet another front in its middleware war with IBM. IBM is already mining the information management, search and collaboration markets through its combined WebSphere, DB2 and Lotus Notes offerings, combined with Global Services.
In a move designed to consolidate its presence by winning partner support, IBM this summer open sourced the Unstructured Information Management Architecture (UIMA), along with UIMA tools, that are used in IBM's WebSphere Information Integrator OmniFind Edition, WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Workplace. UIMA provides a framework to conduct context-based searches of unstructured records held in repositories such as databases and email systems.
In May, IBM also partnered with Google to provide a desktop search function for Notes.
BEA, meanwhile, also announced an integration roadmap for its WebLogic and recently acquired Plumtree portals. Portlets and other page elements will be shared between the two portals in the first half of 2006. This will be followed by componentization of features into a set of common services tackling areas like search, distributed publishing, content aggregation and knowledge management due in the second half of 2006. Unification of "common" portal elements is planned for 2007.®


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Firstly please accept my apologies if I am in the wrong place! I have a piano tilter/shifter for sale if anybody is interested. I have no real idea of how much these things cost but offers around £175 would seem reasonable?
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I could swing by and take some photos.
Where do you work/live?
I work at roughly Dry Creek and I-25 (just a little east)...do you want to come by here? there is a fairly nice spot for photos below our parking lot.
How about in 15 minutes? 720 270 2147 is my cell.
I'm all twitchy....need pictures! DRIVE FASTER!
Ummmm okay, so I'm a newb. How do I actually post these?
Quote from: "givebloodplayhockey"Ummmm okay, so I'm a newb. How do I actually post these?oh geeze, we are gonna be here all night. Email them to me and I will post them up in a gallery for you, then attach them to a thread


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Gregor Mendel
In 1865, following the publication of Darwin's The Origin of Species, the Austrian botanist and monk Gregor Mendel published his laws of inheritance, the result of long experiments and observations. (See The Laws of Inheritance.) However, these laws attracted the attention of the scientific world only toward the end of the century. Not until the early 20th century did the entire scientific world accept the accuracy of these laws. This represented a major dilemma for Darwin's theory, which sought to account for the concept of beneficial characteristics, based on Lamarck.
But Mendel opposed not only Lamarck's model of evolution, but also Darwin's model. As stated in an article titled "Mendel's Opposition to Evolution and to Darwin," published in the Journal of Heredity,Mendel was against the theory of evolution. Darwin suggested that all life had evolved from a common ancestor, while Mendel believed in creation.39
39. B. E. Bishop, "Mendel's Opposition to Evolution and to Darwin," Journal of Heredity, Vol. 87, 1996, pp. 205-213.
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Alpha Wire Intros Wind Power Cables
Elizabeth, NJ — Alpha Wire has introduced a new product for the rapidly expanding Wind Power market — creating a portfolio of high-performance cable for applications in the Wind Power market, including power distribution, control, and monitoring within the wind turbine.
Apem's CH Products: Hall Effect Joystick
Vista, CA — CH Products, an APEM company, is offering its HFX Single Axis Throttle — a heavy-duty Hall effect joystick that reportedly delivers precise proportional one-axis control.
The HFX uses "friction-clutch" centering, meaning the handle maintains the position set by the operator. The throttle is also available with up to three electrical micro switches as well as seven mechanical...
Snap-In Overmolded Cables from Binder
Camarillo, CA — Binder-USA has added overmolded cordsets to the Series 620 and Series 720 family of plastic snap-in connectors. The snap-in locking system allows quick connect and disconnect of the mated pair. Snap-in locking connectors are commonly used for commercial and light-duty medical applications ...
Brady: Aviation Maintenance Packages
Milwaukee, WI — Brady Corporation has introduced cable marking solutions that are easy to use, and save time during routine aviation repair and maintenance operations. The company's Wire & Cable Marking Repair Kits are specifically designed to assist mechanics and crews...
B+K Updates Handheld Spectrum Analyzers
Yorba Linda, CA — B+K Precision's new family of full featured handheld spectrum analyzers consists of three models: Model 2650A with a frequency range of 50kHz to 3.3GHz, Model 2652A, identical to the 2650A but with a tracking generator added, and Model 2658A with a frequency range of 50kHz to 8 ...
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Calex Intros Programmable Converters
Concord, CA — Calex Manufacturing Co., Inc. has introduced two new GX Series DC-DC coinverters. The two models in the new series are designed to satisfy a variety of demanding applications. They offer built-in load sharing for easy circuit integration and parallel operation or power source redundancy ...
Contrinex: Photo Sensors with Background Suppression
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EPCOS PTC Thermistors for LED Driver Circuits
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E-Switch Unveils Right Angle, Lighted Tact Switch
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Hoffmann + Krippner: Touch Panel Industrial Control
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Ironwood Intros Hi-Performance Socket
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Compact Safety Laser Scanner from Keyence
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Cable Ferrites from Leader Tech
Tampa, FL — A complete line of application-specific ferrites has been developed by Leader Tech to feed into the rapidly growing Bluetooth and RFID electronics using the frequency of 2.45GHz.
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Hardhats originally were developed to protect a person's head from falling rivets and other small objects that could injure an unprotected head.
Today, hardhats also provide protection from electrical shock. They do this partly by creating a distance between your face and the source, via the bill of the hat. Wearing the hat backwards defeats this safety feature. And they do this partly by presenting a nonconductive barrier between your head and the source. You can defeat this safety feature through gratuitous use of conducting stickers, ink, and other materials.
Stickers can also weaken the shell, thus reducing impact protection. Storing objects (even paper) in the space between the shell and the suspension reduces the air cushion between the shell and your skull. Don't modify the hardhat.
Do you need to wear your hardhat when entering and exiting work areas? What about breaks and lunch? Electrical hazards and airborne objects don't "know" whether you're on the clock or in your assigned work area. If you're in a hardhat area, wear your hardhat. A hardhat can protect you only when you're wearing it. Any area at your facility that isn't specifically designated as not being a hardhat area is a hardhat area.


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sweet. can I get 2 of those, one mounted off to each side?
who makes that intercooler. i like it alot more then mine from APR.
Any love for the MkIV guys at some point? I will be your test subject.


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I love grit in my sci-fi. The harder the sci-fi, the happier I am.
Something that would be quite different would be to not take the usual FTL shortcuts and instead take a lot of inspiration from Vernor Vinge's books... time dilation allows the characters to survive and the effects of near-light-speed travel gives the GM a lot of room to control the situation without his players feeling railroaded.
I'm generally into crunchy bits, but I must acknowledge that GOOD sci-fi stories are about human interaction and story, and not the technology. It might be interesting to see a good narrative ruleset that focuses on the needs of sci-fi storytelling. I am not qualified to even suggest how to do such a thing, but some of the narrative rulesets I've seen have certainly been very interesting. I think the right group could do very well with the collaborative fiction nature of it.
I could come up with more ideas given time to think, but I'm supposed to be working right now so I'm going to let it go at this for the moment being.


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By Caren Bohan and Andy Sullivan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leading U.S. Republican lawmakers voiced skepticism on Sunday about whether a deal to remove Syria's chemical weapons could work without a credible threat of force pressuring the Syrian government to comply.
The agreement, reached on Saturday after talks between the United States and Russia, calls on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to account for his chemical stockpile within a week and allow for international inspections by the middle of next year.
"If the president believes, like I do, that a credible military force helps you get a diplomatic solution, they gave that away in this deal. I'm really concerned about that," Mike Rogers, the Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN.
"Not one ounce of chemical weapons came off the battlefield but we've given up every ounce of our leverage when it comes to trying to solve the broader Syrian problem because we've taken away a credible military threat," said Rogers, a Michigan lawmaker.
Obama said on Saturday that the United States "remains prepared to act" should diplomatic efforts fail in Syria.
Republicans have been highly critical of Obama's handling of the Syria crisis, calling his policy muddled. He made a surprise decision two weeks ago to seek authorization from the U.S. Congress for a military strike after an August 21 chemical attack in Syria.
But he faced strong resistance from lawmakers and decided last week to explore a possible weapons deal proposed by Russia.
"I think we should be skeptical until we see how this unfolds," said Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Corker said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry had a "weak hand" when he went to Geneva to negotiate the deal with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Senator John McCain, who has pushed for deeper U.S. involvement in Syria, criticized the accord, saying it gives Russia the power to effectively determine Syria's compliance.
"I think it's a loser because I think it gave Russia a position in the Middle East which they haven't had since the 1970s," McCain said on the NBC program "Meet the Press."
"We are now depending on the goodwill of the Russian people if Bashar Assad violates this agreement," he said. "I am of the firm belief, given his record, that it's a very big gamble."
Robert Menendez, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations, was cautious on the deal.
"If it works, then they get rid of chemical weapons without use of force," he said.
But Menendez added that if Assad does not comply, "we're back to where we started except Assad has bought more time on the battlefield and has continued to ravage innocent civilians."
Some other Democrats said the agreement was a hopeful sign.
"I don't know that I trust the Russians but I think this agreement is a very positive step," said Adam Schiff, a California Democrat and member of the House Intelligence Committee.
The agreement states that a Security Council resolution should allow for regular assessments of Syria's behavior and "in the event of non-compliance ... the U.N. Security Council should impose measures under Chapter VII of the U.N. Charter."
Chapter VII can include force but can be limited to other kinds of sanction.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Pullman was hoping to come back to Broadway, just not exactly this way.
The film star and current U.S. president on NBC's "1600 Penn" found himself a few weeks ago frantically memorizing the script for "The Other Place" so he could replace the actor Daniel Stern. He had just five days to learn his lines.
"I've never done this before," he said at an empty lounge before a recent performance of Sharr White's play at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. "No process. Just product."
Somehow, he did it, even as he suffered through a cold. He learned the blocking in his apartment, watched Stern in two performances and had two short rehearsals with co-stars Laurie Metcalf and Zoe Perry. He then did one full show Feb. 5 behind closed doors. That night he made his debut, swallowing his coughs and his nose streaming.
What has he learned about himself through this roller coaster? "That I'm still flexible," Pullman says with a big laugh. "And you can overcome all the fear."
"The Other Place" is the story of a brilliant researcher in her early 50s who is wrestling with an unnamed neurological disease. Over the course of the play, what's real and what's not collapse in a heap.
Metcalf alternates between her two roles as coolly wry narrator and increasingly angry, confused patient. Pullman plays her trying-to-be-stoic oncologist husband, Ian.
He was at the Sundance Film Festival in late January when he got a phone call from Mandy Greenfield, artistic producer of the Manhattan Theatre Club, who asked him to check his email. She had sent the script and broke the news that Stern needed to leave the show because of family reasons.
Lynne Meadow, artistic director of the company, was elated when Pullman agreed to drop everything and come immediately to New York. "I was thrilled when his schedule finally permitted him to come work at our theater," she says. "He is an A-plus actor who brings compassion, tenderness and humanity to the role of Ian."
For Pullman, the draw of a Broadway play and the chance to work with Metcalf, whom he had admired as far back as the 1983 revival of Lanford Wilson's play "Balm in Gilead," was enticing. But there was a personal reason, too.
Pullman's father was a doctor and his mother was a former nurse who began to manifest psychiatric problems in her 40s. White's script transported Pullman back to his childhood, imagining what his father went through as a clinician forced to diagnose and treat his own wife.
"I think that was part of the hook that really made me take the part," says Pullman. "There was a moment where I was like, 'Whoa. I wonder what it would be like to walk in those shoes and put myself through that. Will I come closer to what they lived as a relationship?'"
Pullman, 59, had been sniffing around for a good Broadway part for a while, but nothing was panning out. He's hardly in need of work — in addition to being in his first ever TV series, he also recently filmed "May in the Summer" in Jordan and a short film "Indianapolis" from a Sam Shepard story. The documentary "Fruit Hunters," which features Pullman and other fruit-obsessed folks, was just shown at the Berlin Film Festival.
Movie fans know Pullman from "Ruthless People," ''Spaceballs," ''The Accidental Tourist" and "Independence Day," but the theater community knows him for David Mamet's "Oleanna" and Edward Albee's "The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia?"
In Los Angeles, he's starred in new plays by Bill Mastrosimone and Thomas Babe. Last year, he and Ed Harris headlined the world premiere of Beth Henley's darkly funny "The Jacksonian," and he hopes to bring it to Broadway next year.
Pullman's first professional gig as an actor was off-Broadway at Playwright's Horizon. It was 1985 in a play called "Life and Limb," and Pullman was an understudy who went on only for its last night.
"Everyone thought the theater should have canceled the last show," says Pullman, with a chuckle. "They didn't know who the hell I was. But it turned out to be a great night."
It comes as no surprise that he's even put his body on the line for his art. While a student at the State University of New York at Oneonta, N.Y., he was appearing in Ibsen's play "Brand" when he slipped, fell backward 15 feet and hit his head, slipping into a coma.
"Theater can kill," he jokes. "It didn't get me that time but I recognized it's potential."
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robert wrote:Wow, cool detailed journal. Great work man and keep it up!
Thanks for the kudos Robert. I will try.
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robert wrote:Wow, cool detailed journal. Great work man and keep it up!
robert wrote:Cool man! I gotta start doing wrist curls again too. I was just thinking about that recently.
You've got some good weights there for back exercises. What is the stuff you were doing in the sauna? Grip work? I sometimes do ab work in the steamroom or sauna and some stretching, and I also try to just relax a bit (if people around me aren't chatting about annoying stuff).
Anyway, good journal. All the best!
Are you anywhere near L.A.?
I'll be there this weekend.
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By Laila Kearney
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Fire crews battling to keep a massive blaze from invading the heart of Yosemite National Park in California planned to take advantage of cooler temperatures early on Friday to continue the progress they have made in slowing the advance of flames.
The work by fire crews to get a better handle on the so-called Rim Fire comes ahead of a holiday weekend marking the end of the peak summer tourist season. The blaze in recent days has led to a decline in attendance at Yosemite.
Much of the work on Thursday was devoted to preparing key roadside areas in the park and adjacent forest for controlled burning by hacking away excess vegetation before starting the risky, painstaking process of fighting fire with fire, said U.S. Forest Service spokesman Dick Fleishman.
Crews were set to spend the night conducting burn operations from the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir in Yosemite to areas deeper into the park in an effort to clear the rugged terrain of unburned trees and chaparral.
The Rim Fire, which broke out on Aug. 17 and has burned in Yosemite and more extensively in the Stanislaus National Forest west of the park, had charred 199,237 acres (80,628 hectares) by late Thursday.
The blaze raging through dry scrub and timberlands ranked as the fifth-largest wildfire in California history, edging out the Witch Fire that ravaged parts of San Diego County in 2007.
The fire was 32 percent contained. A total firefighting force of 4,297 was arrayed against the fire, which has cost $47 million to combat, according to figures from the multi-agency team handling the blaze.
"I can't say we've turned a corner just yet, but we are making very good progress," said U.S. Forest Service's Fleishman.
The weather was expected to help boost firefighting efforts overnight, with cooler temperatures slowing the fire's progress overnight. But later on Friday, hot weather and low humidity was set to take hold, which could hamper firefighting efforts.
Some 4 million people visit Yosemite each year, most of them during the peak months of June through August. Park officials cited a noticeable decline in the crowds typically seen in late summer but said they were unable to quantify the slump.
The blaze has put a severe crimp in Yosemite-area businesses whose proprietors were counting on a healthy summer season after last year's hantavirus outbreak frightened away many tourists.
"We're laying off just about everybody, something like 45 employees," Chris Loh, 38, who owns the Iron Door Saloon in Groveland, a gateway town 20 miles (32 km) west of Yosemite, said on Thursday.
"This is devastating for not just the businesses but the employees and the community," he told Reuters.
On the opposite end of the sprawling fire zone west of Yosemite, crews on Thursday fought to keep flames away from some 4,500 homes in a string of small communities along the fringe of the Stanislaus National Forest, said California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman Dennis Matheson.
Most of those dwellings were ordered evacuated or under advisories urging residents to leave voluntarily or be ready to flee at a moment's notice.
The fire has already destroyed dozens of homes and cabins, but no serious injuries have been reported. (Writing by Alex Dobuzinskis; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)


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Browse these traditional Easter recipes for ham, lamb, and chicken to find the perfect main dish for your Easter dinner.
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Inspiration is all around us – we just need to remember to slow down and keep our eyes and minds open. Here & There is an elegant interpretation of the graphic back of an 18-wheeler, glimpsed on a highway journey. Happenstance, pure and simple. Bold and thoroughly modern, Here & There is a cinch to make. Shift into the slow lane and let your imagination take the wheel! Create your own Here & There quilt with the vintage-modern appeal of Denyse's Ansonia fabric by FreeSpirit Fabrics. A quarter yard of each print (or use a pre-cut Fat Quarter Bundle) will make up to a king size quilt with fabric to spare.
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posts on 10/19/2016 1:11:54 AM
In my opinion Kimberley Freeman's writing style is similar to Belinda Alexandra's.
Jelena Popovic
posts on 1/31/2013 7:19:00 AM
Hi, I've only just discovered my first BA novel - White Gardenia - I absolutely loved it and was unable to put it down. I fell in love with the characters, I can't wait to get my hands on Belinda's other novels. Thank you!!!
posts on 8/22/2012 3:56:54 AM
I happened upon this site looking for other books or authors similar to Belinda Alexandra. I fell in love with Belinda Alexandra's books after finding White Gardenia in a secondhand bookstore. I have since bought and read all her books with the exception of Golden Earrings which I cannot wait to read. It's been a long time since I've been so eager to finish up what I'm doing just so I can get back to my reading -- I can hardly put her books down. Can anyone recommend any other authors who are similar to Belinda Alexandra?
posts on 10/2/2011 9:48:50 PM
I happened upon Wild Lavender in a local second hand book store. It was the cover of the book which immediately caught my attention. From start to finish i couldn't put it down,and quickly sourced out other books written by Belinda Alexander. By this stage she had written three other novels, all of which i have read and thoroughly enjoiyed as much as the first. Can't wait to read the latest.
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posts on 10/1/2011 3:35:48 AM
thanks for the heads up. will keep an eye out for the new book :) just finished one by Di Morrisey and it was pretty ordinary! so, a fab new book by Belinda is very welcome!!
posts on 9/30/2011 11:30:25 PM
New book out now, bought in Dymocks Adelaide last night. Can't wait to read!!!
posts on 4/16/2011 10:29:51 PM
I am shocked by your comments as well Jennie, and agree with Neil. I don't believe a book would get through a editor, let alone a publisher if it had the errors you have put forward. Maybe I liked the book so much I just didn't see them as you did. I understand if you did not like the book - that's fine, I do not like some books either. However if you got through the book you would see what a strong woman Rosa is. I don't understand your need to put forward that due to one book, there is an issue with all Australian writers. I have personally found Belinda Alexandra's books really wonderful, because her characters are strong and the setting of each book, takes me back in time, to tough place in history. Heidi I hope you enjoyed the book like I did. Elw thanks for the info on Belinda speaking, unfortunately I am in SA. Does any one know when her next book is due out?
posts on 1/31/2011 5:57:23 AM
Interesting that Jennie (1/16/10) complains about "grammar errors"! Shouldn't it be grammatical errors?? After all grammar is a noun ? isn't it! Waiting for the next book!!
posts on 1/16/2011 6:21:33 PM
I've ben an avid reader of just about anything since childhood. My sister recently gave me Tuscan Rose by Belinda Alexandra. It's very rare for me to not want to finish a book, but this one will be going in the rubbish bin. A third of the way through I'm sick of the grammar errors but I'd tolerate them if it wasn't for the victim of a heroine. No desire whatsoever to "share her journey". Would prefer to give her a swift kick up the rear. Bad editing and mediocre writing - don't waste your time or your money on this one. If this is all Australian writing and publishing can produce then heaven help us.
posts on 9/30/2010 1:54:30 AM
Belinda Alexandra will be speaking at Castle Hill Library NSW AUS on Wendesday 17th November 1.30pm!
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So I love baking. I'm not a big sweets eater, but I love baking. It's so fun to me. I bake and then I bring it to work or give it to B to take to the fire station. I have been planning to make a few things for valentines day for B's station and wanted to get started on a few of them last night. I found all the recipes on pinterest, and many things on pinterest don't come out looking like that when you actually try to make it yourself. Alas, I made a few things last night, and three were winners, one is meh, and one is a failure. I also like testing out recipes before I give them to B and he is SO picky about food. His mom is an AMAZING cook, and all the cooks at the firehouse are expected to cook pretty elaborate meals, well elaborate meals in my mind. If I make something with a sauce from a can I never hear the end of it. Oh well, it is what it is, and if he wants to eat he can eat what I make. :) Luckily last night he wasn't home for the dinner fail.
Before dinner, I put the Chocolate Covered Peanut Clusters into the crock pot. I was pretty excited about these and hope they go over well at the station. There was A TON of them and they are delicious and easy! I think you can add a lot of different things to the mix as well, different kinds of nuts, peanut butter, etc. It also looks like you spent a ton of time on it and could be great at a ton of parties. So I'm happy with those came out. After 3 hours, they came out, I scooped them onto foil and let them sit over night. They are perfect this morning! I would call this winner #1.
When all the ingredients are in the crock pot, it starts to smell realllllllly good… and it's really easy. I love crock pot recipes.
So I realized, after the fact, next time I make these, I will make the clusters much smaller. Mine are HUGE haha. I need to make them smaller and there will be a billion more. I have like 70 of these things.
And here is the picture of the person who posted the recipe, which you can find here. I feel like mine look pretty similar!
I started off making dinner. I am usually making pretty boring dinners when B is gone at work, so last night I just threw together a small salad and attempted to make these Baked Zucchini Chips. They actually look great, but their taste. BLAH. They were so disappointing that I THREW SOME AWAY. They do look like the picture though, so I did good there. This tallys up at Failure #1
Here are my Zucchini chips. They look pretty good, and seriously, I was so looking forward to them. Below, are the chips that I based mine off of.
If you want to try to make them, maybe yours will come out better than mine! Here is the recipe.
Then after dinner I made these cupcakes that I saw on Pinterest. This was the recipe I was most skeptical about. The recipe calls for you to remove the eggs and oil that you normally put into cupcakes and replace it with 12 oz of Diet Soda. I did this with strawberry cake mix and cherry 7-up. I must admit, mixing it together was pretty scary. It was foaming and I just kept thinking that something was not going to work out, they wouldn't rise or something in the oven, or they would explode, who knows. Alas, into the oven they went and I impatiently checked on them numerous times. They were looking perfect! I made a half one to try to make sure they were good, and to my complete surprise they were great! I am not really into super dense cupcakes and these were nice and light, and at only 100 calories per cake without frosting, they are a great light treat. I frosted them and took them to work today. They are cute and pink too. :) I am excited to try to make other 'soda' replaced cakes in the future! I'm not the best at making even cupcakes, but they look pretty much like the picture on Pinterest! This is Winner #2!
Before going into the oven! Looking pretty good thus far, and I must admit, tasting the batter, it tasted good, so I had hope.
Out of the oven and they rose nicely! They taste good and besides the fact that I can't get them all to look the same if my life depended on it, I think they came out just like the picture, well minus the fact I didn't put strawberries on top.
Then I made Strawberry Lemonade Bars. They look pretty terrible, but they actually are good! I didn't have powdered sugar to put on top of them, that's why they look so different, but it was fairly easy. I think they'd be much better in the summer and I also realized you could make the 'glaze' on top, which was strawberry lemonade in this recipe into a ton of different things, you could use coconut and oranges, bananas, kiwi, anything! I did everything in my blender instead of my food processor because I didn't want to deal with cleaning the FP and it worked out well! These don't look pretty, but they actually are good! So they are a winner!
Will it blend?! HA! I was scared that it would jack up the blender but it worked well. Don't mind the giant mess happening here. The crust was baked and I had to pour the 'glaze' over the top of it and then bake it more.
So it looks nasty! This was right before it went in the oven and I had poured the mix over top of the crust.
TA DA! So they aren't the prettiest thing, and I could have added more lemon juice to make them more tangy, but I do like them, and think if I put some powdered sugar on them they'd look way nicer. Just the pink looks gross. I also like how versatile the recipe is and I know I will use it again. If I do make these again, I will put down parchment paper in the pan because getting them off the pan after baking them was tough. So here's the original picture, which is somewhat comparable and also the original recipe can be found here.
Finally, I made cucumber boats for lunch today. They were REALLY easy and I can't wait to eat them later today for lunch! :) I'm sure, like the Strawberry lemonade bars, they will be delightful in the summertime! I love all the fruits out right now and am enjoying morning smoothies as well! I haven't tasted them yet but I do think they will rank in the winning section as well.
Here is the original picture and the original recipe. I forgot to use dill so that's probably why they look a little different. Oh and my 'boats' aren't that great, scooping that stuff out it hard!
I'm making a few more things this weekend that I haven't ever made before so we shall see how they all turn out. Tomorrow morning is the grand opening of the newest local running store and I'm going to bring George and run with the group there and then I have to work a clinic tomorrow afternoon. I'm looking forward to this weekend and next week. Valentines day, baking, running, working out. Just a few of my favorite things!


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I would have a very different answer to this question if you were asking it a few years ago. With the success of the iPod and iPhone, Apple has converted a lot of Windows users into Apple software users. There are a lot more Windows machines out there running Apple software like iTunes and Quicktime than there are Macs. The culmination of this phenomenon has been Apple's attempt to promulgate the Windows version of the Safari web browser by taking advantage of the Apple Software Update utility that all iTunes users have installed now. It would be pretty easy for Apple to get a Windows version of its email client, Apple Mail or Mail.app, as it's called, into the hands of a great many users. But to answer your question, I think it's highly unlikely.
There's a very simple reason for this prediction: the desktop email client has begun what I believe will be a long and steady decline into the sidelines of personal computing. Secondly, due to affiliate relationship with Google and other search services, the makers of web browsers can generate substantial revenue by promoting the use of those search tools to their users. By all accounts, the Mozilla foundation makes over $50 million per year from Google searches alone, and Safari's similar deal with Google brings in at least a few million per year; more than enough to justify the effort to develop and distribute a Windows version. The revenue stream from an email app isn't quite as clear.
But back to my "steady decline" comment. When I first started using the internet in 1993, I first used a server-side email application, that I accessed over a text-only shell account. The first email app I used was VMS Mail, which I later replaced with the much more user-friendly PINE. As the locus of the internet experience moved to the web, almost immediately people started developing web-based email systems, such as Hotmail, that attempted to build upon the inherent convenience of the server-side email system. Nevertheless, the weaknesses of both terminal-based and early web-based email user interfaces dictated that downloading email to your local client machine provided a superior experience. Downloading proved problematic when a user wanted to interact with his or her email from multiple locations, but the popularization of the IMAP protocol largely mitigated those challenges, and thus a good client-side email application became one of the cornerstones of the computing experience for most people.
But we all know where this story is going. The advantage of being able to interact with your email - incoming, outgoing, sent, etc - with a single, familiar interface from wherever you happen to be has been a siren song ever since people made the transition from server-side to client-side email systems in the mid nineties. The developers of web-based email systems never stopped trying to overcome the weaknesses of the web-based UI, and I think it's safe to say that this quest was one of the major engines of innovation when it comes to web UI breakthroughs. The two biggest recent breakthroughs, AJAX and the various technologies that allow for offline browsing (Gears, Prism, Silverlight, Air, etc) have mitigated the disadvantages of browser-based email interfaces to such a degree that even many email power users have stopped using an email client in favor of, usually, Gmail/Google Apps. Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo, and others continue to refine their web-based email applications, and the march of progress dictates that with each passing year, more people will move to using them as their everyday email interface.
I doubt that the client-side email application will ever disappear completely. As it falls out of the mainstream, it will likely remain a strong niche product, and many current users of a particular client will probably stick with them throughout their lives, due to familiarity.
I'm a big fan of Mail.app, and I currently use it as my primary mail interface. We have our OSNews mail set up with Google Apps, and I connect to my Google-based mail over IMAP, so I can switch back and forth relatively painlessly between my client side and server side email interfaces. The way that Mail.app and Google Mail organize and display things is a little different, and Mail.app lacks the ability to report a message as spam, for example. On several occasions over the past few months I've considered ditching client-side mail altogether, and some day I might do that. Familiarity and momentum prevent that for now.
I just set my nine-year-old son up with his first email account. In fact, when he was born I bought him a domain name of his name (geek Dads and their priorities) so he's got a really cool first email address that I hope his friends will appreciate. But I set up this new email account at Google apps, and I think there's a pretty good chance that he'll never use client-side email, because Google Mail is pretty good now and I suspect it's only getting better.
So for my final answer to your question, not only will Apple never release a Windows version of Mail.app, it's quite likely that nobody will ever develop a major new email client for Windows or any other platform ever again. I hope you like Incredimail, Thunderbird, Outlook or one of the other existing email apps for Windows, because it's all you'll ever have.
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* Inauguration lacks the drama of 2009 transition
* 'Let us continue' not as dramatic as 'Let us begin'
* Second-term inaugurations often forgotten- historians
By Samuel P. Jacobs
WASHINGTON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Four years ago, his challenge was to cut through what he called the "gathering clouds and raging storms" of an economic recession.
When President Barack Obama gives his second inaugural address outside the U.S. Capitol on Monday, the road ahead for him and his presidency is no less challenging. Battles with Republicans loom over federal spending, taxes, the government's debt limit, gun control and immigration.
Obama is likely to save much of the details on those issues for his State of the Union speech before Congress on Feb. 12. If he follows the pattern of most presidents' second inaugural addresses, Obama probably will focus on more lofty themes such as a vision for America, as seen in the healthcare overhaul passed during his first term.
In kicking off his second four-year term, the Democratic president also is likely to urge Americans to make their opinions known to Washington's divided government, as he did this week in urging them to press Congress to back his gun-control proposals.
But in this inauguration speech, Obama will be fighting history, former presidential speechwriters and historians say.
Second-term inaugural addresses rarely carry the drama and excitement that accompanied the first, they said.
"'Let us continue' is never as dramatic as, 'Let us begin,'" said Jeff Shesol, a presidential historian and former speechwriter for President Bill Clinton.
Throughout U.S. history, second-term inaugurations largely have been forgotten, a period of transition lacking the charge that comes with a new president.
"On most occasions, it's little remembered," Ken Khachigian, a former chief speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan.
That was very much the case at Reagan's second inauguration, in 1985.
Frigid weather in Washington that day - it was 7 degrees Fahrenheit - forced the ceremony indoors, and Reagan took the oath of office in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol. The weather, not the president's speech, was the headline of the day.
A few second-term inaugural speeches have been viewed by historians as significant - perhaps none more so than the one delivered by Abraham Lincoln in 1865, about nine weeks before the end of the Civil War and six weeks before Lincoln was assassinated.
The speech's final lines, in which Lincoln called for "a lasting peace," are now being played in movie theaters across the United States in the film, "Lincoln."
In Washington, city officials are expecting up to 800,000 people to come to Obama's second inauguration, compared with the estimated 1.8 million who saw him sworn in four years ago as the nation's first black president.
Among inaugurations in the past three decades, the television audience for the 2009 festivities was topped only by that for Reagan's first inaugural speech in 1981, when there were considerably fewer viewing options, according to Nielsen, which calculates TV ratings.
The two smallest television audiences for inaugural speeches since then were both for presidents entering their second term: George W. Bush's address in 2005, and Bill Clinton's in 1997. Bush's 2005 speech attracted about half the TV viewership he drew for his first inaugural speech in 2001.
White House officials declined to discuss the details of Obama's upcoming speech. During his first inaugural speech, Obama called upon the legacy of the nation's first president, George Washington, praising the general for leading a nascent country out of the Revolutionary War against Great Britain.
"Starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and begin again the work of remaking America," Obama said then, a theme that, in his 2012 campaign, evolved into an emphasis on rebuilding the nation's middle class.
Obama was a candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2004 when he burst onto the national political scene with his keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.
"There's not a liberal America and a conservative America; there's the United States of America," Obama said then. "There's not a black America and white America and Latino America and Asian America; there's the United States of America."
That kind of soaring rhetoric helped propel Obama to the White House four years later - and, perhaps, set the stage for disappointment among some supporters once he became president. Some analysts say Obama's speeches as president have not always matched his reputation as an inspirational speaker.
Whatever Obama says on Monday, some observers in Washington believe he might already have given his best speech after the 2012 election: His emotional address on Dec. 16, at a memorial service for the 20 children and six adults killed in a mass shooting at a school in Newtown, Connecticut.
Name by name, Obama recounted the victims and vowed to seek changes in gun laws, an issue that had not been atop his agenda during his first term.
"We can't tolerate this anymore," he said of mass shootings like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary School. "We are not doing enough and we will have to change."
Obama biographer David Maraniss likened the speech to Obama's "Gettysburg," Lincoln's historic battlefield address during the Civil War.
In a message on Twitter, Maraniss said that "people will long remember what Barack Obama said in Newtown."


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Ole Miss hit 23 home runs in 62 games a season ago, and no player had more than five home runs. Through 24 games this season, the Rebels have hit 19, led by six from junior first baseman Sikes Orvis.
Orvis led the barrage Saturday with a pair of home runs, his second and third of the weekend, and senior catcher Will Allen also homered, as Ole Miss clinched the series against Missouri with a 7-1 win.
"The guys who drive them out have always been able to do it, but it's more about having the confidence and approach and being aggressive," Orvis said. "Guys are wanting to come out and hit them in the mouth early, swinging hard and swinging early in the count, getting good swing offs and trying to run into balls. All of the stuff that (strength and conditioning coach) Ben (Fleming) made us do has definitely made us stronger, so the guys are starting to drive it out even better now."
"He's feeling good," head coach Mike Bianco said. "I'm proud of him. He's come a long way since his freshman year. This is the guy we knew he could be and expected him to be. Defensively, too, since getting here, he was worked hard with Coach Godwin and worked in the weight room to improve his body. He's having a great year."
Recruited to be next Matt Snyder, a 10th-round draft pick of the New York Yankees in 2012, Orvis knew he had big shoes to fill when he arrived from Orlando, Fla., as Snyder finished his career tied for second all-time in Ole Miss history with 41 home runs and finished third all-time with 173 RBI.
After hitting .232 as a freshman and .237 as a sophomore, Orvis has also upped his batting average to .325, one of six regulars in the Ole Miss lineup hitting over .300, to go along with his team-leading six home runs.
"I heard that earlier in my career," said Orvis of the Snyder comparison. "Last year, I had a little trouble, but it's starting to come back a little bit. They brought me in to do what Snyder did. They're big shoes to fill, but I'm trying to do my best.
"Obviously, I'm not here to run around the outfield or steal bases. I'm here to drive balls into the gap and over the fence and get people in, and that's what Snyder did for four years. That's definitely what I want to try to do."


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The dumbocrat President's impeachment merely reinforced the public perception that his party is not capable of governing.
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(1) Fools who believe that it takes a village. Oh Hillary Clintons book says... (2) People who want more taxes for more social services, yet don't want to pay any more taxes themselves. (3) A person that lives any way they want but thinks they have the right, no, the obligation to tell everyone else how to live. (4) Anyone who utters the phrase "save the children".
(1) I won't accept the responsibility of raising my own children. I am such a dumbocrat! (2) Reporters are saying that dumbocrats nation wide believe that throwing more money at the problem will help settle things. (3) I'll tell you what your problem is, you are not a dumbocrat! (4) Yep, them dumbocrats are using the children as pawns again.
by kingmarki December 08, 2006
One who promotes the Democratic Party's destructive agenda and misleading rhetoric, while lacking the ability to fully understand either.
Some prominent Dumbocrats are Janeane Garofalo, Robert Gibbs, Sean Penn and Nancy Pelosi.
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Someone who jumped on the Democrat Party bandwagon because of all the anti-war hype. Dumbocrats are generally against the war because of lives lost but they support abortion. A dumbocrat is not a Democrat who is against the war because they are pro-terrorist--there's probably another word for that.
Joe: Arianna Huffington is such a dumbocrat.
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Joe: She shoulda been aborted.
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The Radamel Falcao age scandal took another twist last night, and it could be the last as pictures of the player's birth certificate appeared to confirm he is 27 years old.
The Colombian international striker, who swapped Atletico Madrid for AS Monaco in a staggering £53million deal earlier this summer, was reported to be two-years older than previously claimed after documents from his primary school were released.
However, newspaper El Tiempo have defender their compatriot, and published a picture of the player's birth certificate - which appears to confirm February 10th, 1986 as the correct DOB.
That would make Falcao the age that FIFA had on their records, and in the mind of Falcao, the whole situation has been 'ridiculous'.
"I have been surprised with stories in the media about my age. They are totally ridiculous," he wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.
"I want to deny these claims and end this issue once and for all."
The news will be a major relief to Falcao, who can now focus on making his marking in Ligue 1 after the big-money move to France.
Much is expected of the Monaco side this season, with James Rodriguez, Joao Moutinho and Eric Abidal also joining Claudio Ranieiri's recently promoted side.
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Tips on how to lay laminate flooring
Installing laminate flooring is very easy. However, it is important that you prepare all materials and steps in the procedure well. In the following, you will find step-by-step instructions for laying laminate flooring and a checklist that will make the preparation easy!
First, you should decide on top of what sort of underlay you wish to install your Krono Original® laminate flooring; because not all laminate flooring is appropriate for every subfloor.
Installing laminate on stone screed
The floor must be absolutely even, dry, clean and able to take a load. Uneven areas of more than three millimetres to a meter should be stripped and spackled without fail. As a moisture barrier you must use a PE film.
Installing laminate on wooden floorboards
Loose planks must be fixed, uneven areas evened out – there must be a solid, even subfloor. Lay the Krono Original® laminate floor across the length of the floorboards long ways. You may not use a PE film with wooden subfloors.
Laminate on chipboard
Loose chipboard must be affixed and unevenness smoothed out. The chipboard must be tightly attached to the subfloor so that no rattling noises develop.
Installing laminate on PVC or linoleum floors
You should not install laminate flooring over this type of floor. Floor coverings of this type should be removed without fail before laying your laminate flooring.
Installing laminate flooring on hot water and modern electrical underfloor heating
Please consult a heating specialist you trust to heat your floor until it is dry. He or she has the appropriate abilities and necessary protocols.
A surface temperature of 25 degrees Celsius is recommended; 28 degrees Celsius should never be exceeded. Old flooring must be removed.


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Being attacked won't always help you lose the weight you're looking for, but add a little Vinnie Jones and it will do wonders for you.
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