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Egypt's ex-president Hosni Mubarak was transferred from prison to a military hospital on Tuesday after suffering a stroke and being defibrillated, state news agency MENA said.
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One of the most fascinating ancestor mysteries I have found is that of fellow researcher Rosemarie, whose grandfather Patrick Kearney left poems as his legacy. According to family lore, Patrick was born in the mid or late 1860's in County Kilkenny. He settled in Philadelphia by 1893, where he later married Delia Robinson from Co. Mayo. However, Rosemarie cannot trace his roots back to Kilkenny. We have been reading through Patrick's poems for clues as to his boyhood home.
On such poem is his Christmas poem. I am reprinting it below as a tribute to all our ancestors, at Christmas time and throughout the year. If any readers have any idea what church in Ireland (perhaps in Kilkenny?) is described in the poem, please contact me!
by Patrick Kearney
Christmas comes but once a year,
It brings us peace and joy and cheer.
It rouses memories long since asleep
Of scenes and friends far across the deep.
Scenes more glorious than any artist paints,
Of the hills and valleys of our Isle of Saints
As a child, I remember the first Christmas morn
That I head the story of how Our Lord was born.
I searched the house, as in a dream,
The floor was swept , all things were clean.
I still can feel the glowing heat
Cast by the fire of bog, deal and peat.
Outside 'twas dark and the clouds hung low,
But it looked like Christmas, with so much snow
As we trudged along 'oer the country road
Our hearts were weighed with a joyous load.
Merry Christmas to all, as each neighbor pass,
The goal ahead was that early Mass.
They knew peace was there and good will toward men
As when pronounced by the Angels at Bethlehem,
The Franciscan Church we now can see.
In veneration we called it the Friary.
As I entered its portals I was too thrilled to pray
As I gazed on the crib built by Father Day.
A more able pen than mine would fail
To describe the scene at the Altar rail.
The stable was there true to life
O'er which the Star of Bethlehem cast its luminous light.
The walls, the manger and the thatched roof
And the floor were kicked the ass's hoof.
Water came bubbling, slow at first
To cool and quench the Blessed Mother's thirst...
Oh! She looked so queenly, and yet so mild
As she gazed upon our God, her Child.
As it's her dearest wish to be called our Mother,
In all humility we can call Him brother.
I thought St. Joseph looked so sad,
Oh! If I could cheer him wouldn't I be glad.
But I'm sure all his joy was kept within
For that's characteristic of all great like him.
I looked in wonder at the rushing stream
Of water brought forth for our Heavenly
I had heard how water once flowed from a
By the power of God through Aaron's
And here was Our Lord in His first hour
Performing a miracle of equal power.
Though there was no room for them at the Inn
He proved that the world belonged to Him.
I suppose Christmas in Ireland will be always
the same,
They celebrate in spirit as well as name.
They're always reminded of their glorious past
When religious persecution made them hold more fast
To the ancient Faith which naught could sever.
Like it's Divine Founder it will go on for ever.
I think I hear you say, 'he forgot the cow'
Well, no, she was in the crib, so I must leave
you now.
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The buzz, debates and misinformation
This is the report on Day One of the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), directly from Dubai.
The conference started off in a positive way that did not reflect the sometimes bitter debate that has taken place in the press in recent months – although, of course, there was a great deal of discussion about the comments made in the press over that period. All comments were welcomed, as an indication of the importance of the Internet and telecommunications; nevertheless the Secretary-General, Hamadoun Touré, was clearly critical of some of the deliberate misinformation that has been spread before the conference.
As in any international organization, any country can come up with ideas, suggestions and proposals, but that doesn't necessarily mean that such proposals will be accepted. Part of the problem in relation to miscommunication has been that some of these ideas and suggestions – and even rumours – were treated by the critics as policies that had already been accepted by WCIT/ITU.
The stakes are higher
It is also clear that this will be a much more difficult conference to manage than those which have taken place in the past, especially because of the events preceding it. The last time the International Telecommunications Regulations (ITRs) were discussed was in 1988 in Melbourne, Australia; and at that time the member states were represented by engineers and public servants. Minister Steven Conroy from Australia was present and in Dubai the bat was handed over from Australia to the United Arab Emirates.
At the time of the Melbourne conference there were 4.5 million (yes, million not billion) mobile users. The world was still largely analogue, with the internet just appearing on the horizon. With the stakes now significantly higher, many national delegations now have a much wider participation of delegates involved in policies, civil society, businesses, etc. Security is bringing banks and lawyers to the conference as well.
Any delegation coming to WCIT is free to select its own members and they can come from any part of the society – that is, not just government representatives.
Separating the many issues
As mentioned in previous blogs, for WCIT to be successful it will need to start separating the issues, deciding what is technical and can be addressed in the 'usual' way, and what are issues that don't easily fit the ITU agenda. However, given the widespread interest that has been shown by the general public in all of the issues, the Secretary-General does not want to exclude any of them from the debate in Dubai. Once properly debated and analysed it can be decided if the ITU has a role to play; whether there are other organisations that are better-suited to address these issues; and/or if a broader multi-stakeholder approach is needed.
ITU and ICANN working together
In an historic moment, and as a sign of a new dawn of collaboration, the CEO of ICANN, Mr. Fadi Chehadé, was invited to address the opening session. In a passionate address he embraced cooperation between the two organisations, clearly indicating that these two organisations are complementary and that neither party had any intention of encroaching on each other's territory.
This should take some of the sting out of the debate, especially in relation to the misinformation about the UN/ITU wanting to take over the internet. This was also a solution favoured by my American colleagues.
Another contentious issue is that of cybersecurity but perhaps the problem can be resolved through the use of different words. The ITU has clearly stated that it has no role to play in any security issue other than that of ensuring the infrastructure is secure and robust enough to make the network as safe as possible.
The Secretary-General also took a strong position on cyberwarfare and expressed the hope – as a matter of principle – that the conference will add to cyberpeace, and that the WCIT could play a role in this.
Rules for rates
Another contentious issue is that of international charges between operators. While there are suggestions of a receivers-based charging system it was clearly stated at the start of the conference that there was no way back to the old days of such a system. The current system of bilateral arrangements is working well in the developed economies and that will not change.
It was suggested that more emphasis is needed to assist the developing world in moving to such structures. Any extra 'taxes' will increase prices and therefore decrease affordability, which is a key issue. However the developing world will need to generate better policies that will allow them to profit from the social and economic benefits that telecoms, and broadband in particular, offers them. The ITU/UNESCO Broadband Commission for Digital Development is leading the way here and such developments would assist these countries to better attract investments.
The conference will also stress the need for greater transparency so that users know what they are paying for and are given a choice between the various offerings. Non-discriminating pricing is another topic that will be discussed.
All of these rules for rates are going to be difficult topics and the key will be to emphasise the notion of a level playing field.
Connecting the Global Village
Dr. Touré also went out of his way to highlight the importance of the ITU in ensuring that all global citizens will be connected – that it is not just a matter of the one-third of the world that is already connected. It is essential to get the rest of the world connected to the internet and he expressed the hope that the delegates would keep this in mind during their deliberations. Two-thirds of the world's population is not yet connected. It is in everybody's interest to change that, and the ITRs can play an important role in this. WCIT should therefore be flexible and open to compromises. Again, this is not just a conference about the developed world looking after its own issues in isolation.
He also clearly wants to ensure that the 650 million people with disabilities are included in the connected world, especially as ICT can play a critical role in maximising their participation in society and the economy.
The issues are many and complex, and the only way forward for WCIT and the ITU is to build consensus. This should not be a win-or-lose situation and some of the delegations will need to find ways to compromise in order to make progress. We will have to wait for another two weeks to discover whether the world is now sufficiently mature to find compromises in our increasingly diverse global society.
Paul Budde will participate in WCIT-12 and will report back to readers on its progress.
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How to get a job at Google
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif: - How's my kid going to get a job? There are few questions I hear more often than that one.
In February, I interviewed Laszlo Bock, who is in charge of all hiring at Google - about 100 new hires a week - to try to understand what an employer like Google was looking for and why it was increasingly ready to hire people with no college degrees. Bock's remarks generated a lot of reader response, particularly his point that prospective bosses today care less about what you know or where you learned it - the Google machine knows everything now - than what value you can create with what you know. With graduations approaching, I went back to Google to ask Bock to share his best advice for job-seekers anywhere, not just at Google. Here is a condensed version of our conversations:
You're not saying college education is worthless?
"My belief is not that one shouldn't go to college," Bock said.
It is that among 18- to 22-year-olds - or people returning to school years later - "most don't put enough thought into why they're going, and what they want to get out of it." Of course, we want an informed citizenry, where everyone has a baseline of knowledge from which to build skills. That is a social good. But, he added, don't just go to college because you think it is the right thing to do and that any bachelor's degree will suffice.
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"The first and most important thing is to be explicit and willful in making the decisions about what you want to get out of this investment in your education." It's a huge investment of time, effort and money and people should think "incredibly hard about what they're getting in return."
Once there, said Bock, make sure that you're getting out of it not only a broadening of your knowledge but skills that will be valued in today's workplace. Your college degree is not a proxy anymore for having the skills or traits to do any job.
What are those traits? One is grit, he said. Shuffling through resumes of some of Google's 100 hires that week, Bock explained: "I was on campus speaking to a student who was a computer science and math double major, who was thinking of shifting to an economics major because the computer science courses were too difficult. I told that student they are much better off being a B student in computer science than an A+ student in English because it signals a rigor in your thinking and a more challenging course load. That student will be one of our interns this summer."
Or, he added, think of this headline from The Wall Street Journal in 2011: "Students Pick Easier Majors Despite Less Pay." This was an article about a student who switched from electrical and computer engineering to a major in psychology. She said she just found the former too difficult and would focus instead on a career in public relations and human resources. "I think this student was making a mistake," said Bock, even if it meant lower grades. "She was moving out of a major where she would have been differentiated in the labor force" and "out of classes that would have made her better qualified for other jobs because of the training."
This is key for Bock because the first thing Google looks for "is general cognitive ability - the ability to learn things and solve problems," he said. In that vein, "a knowledge set that will be invaluable is the ability to understand and apply information - so, basic computer science skills. I'm not saying you have to be some terrific coder, but to just understand how [these] things work you have to be able to think in a formal and logical and structured way." But that kind of thinking doesn't have to come from a computer science degree. "I took statistics at business school, and it was transformative for my career. Analytical training gives you a skill set that differentiates you from most people in the labor market."
A lot of work, he added, is no longer tied to location.
"So if you want your job tied to where you are, you need to be: A) quite good at it; and B) you need to be very adaptable so that you have a baseline skill set that allows you to be a call center operator today and tomorrow be able to interpret MRI scans. To have built the skill set that allows you to do both things requires a baseline capability that's analytical."
Well, what about creativity?
Bock: "Humans are by nature creative beings, but not by nature logical, structured-thinking beings. Those are skills you have to learn. One of the things that makes people more effective is if you can do both. ... If you're great on both attributes, you'll have a lot more options. If you have just one, that's fine, too." But a lot fewer people have this kind of structured thought process and creativity.
Are the liberal arts still important?
They are "phenomenally important," he said, especially when you combine them with other disciplines. "Ten years ago behavioral economics was rarely referenced. But [then] you apply social science to economics and suddenly there's this whole new field. I think a lot about how the most interesting things are happening at the intersection of two fields. To pursue that, you need expertise in both fields. You have to understand economics and psychology or statistics and physics [and] bring them together. You need some people who are holistic thinkers and have liberal arts backgrounds and some who are deep functional experts. Building that balance is hard, but that's where you end up building great societies, great organizations."
How do you write a good resume?
"The key," he said, "is to frame your strengths as: 'I accomplished X, relative to Y, by doing Z.' Most people would write a resume like this: 'Wrote editorials for The New York Times.' Better would be to say: 'Had 50 op-eds published compared to average of six by most op-ed [writers] as a result of providing deep insight into the following area for three years.' Most people don't put the right content on their resumes."
What's your best advice for job interviews?
"What you want to do is say: 'Here's the attribute I'm going to demonstrate; here's the story demonstrating it; here's how that story demonstrated that attribute.' " And here is how it can create value. "Most people in an interview don't make explicit their thought process behind how or why they did something and, even if they are able to come up with a compelling story, they are unable to explain their thought process."
For parents, new grads and those too long out of work, I hope some of this helps.


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Ruger Hawkeye Standard Rifle
Does anyone own a new Ruger Hawkeye with the wood stock (standard model). I'm a traditionalist and prefer wood over synthetic and like blued guns. Was wondering if they shoot MOA. I'm think getting one. Owned a Ruger M77 back in the 70s and loved it.
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I can't tell you how they shoot first hand, but most reports are of MOA or better in standard calibers. I was shopping them a while back looking for one in 6.5 Creedmor. I wasn't super-impressed with the fit and finish. I determined I would either piece together a rifle on a budget action or pay a little more and get a Winchester.
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I'm also looking at the creedmoor. I'm getting Ruger's target rifle in the 6.5 Creedmoor in the spring. Had one in 223 and it would shoot 1/2'' all day long.
Was curious about their standard rifle. Was looking at Winchester as well but didn't see the Creedmoor in any of their guns
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Bought a Hawkeye standard in 257Roberts well over a year ago. Maybe a 4 shot 1" group at 100 yds about best I've done with it with various reloads I've tried. Generally, I expect it to shoot 1 1/4 to 1 1/2". Its a very nice rifle and certainly wouldn't hesitate to hunt with it.
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Have mine for about two years in .308 caliber with an old Redfield 2x7 Tracker scope. My 'go to' rifle. Handles great, shoots better than me, and I got it because of the wood/metal. I guess I'm just old school.
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I've owned several of the SS/Synthetic Hawkeyes. Most will shoot right at 1" or maybe a bit better. If you want a cheaper gun to throw on a 4-wheeler or for tough duty one of the Ruger All Weather rifles is hard to beat.
If you want a quality wood/blue gun the Ruger ain't bad. But for very little more money the Winchester is definately a step up. I think you'll probably get perfectly acceptable accuracy with a Ruger, but you are more likely to get bragging size groups with the Winchester.
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My brothers Hawkey will routinely shoot under 1" groups at 100 yards. My Mk II .300 Win will shot cloverleaf or better groups with cheapo factory ammo. Sometimes 1 hole groups if I'm doing my job and the conditions are right. Rugers are as good as anything out there. I've owned most of the others.
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I bought a used Hawkeye 25-06 All Weather a while ago. It is a 1 inch or better gun with the right ammo. Took a few boxes to figure out what it liked.
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My brother owns 3 ruger 77's, 22 hornet, 25-06 and a 243, the hornet shoots ok groups but the other 2 are deadly, I have seen him kill ground squirrels out to 300 yds with the 243 and If I would have been doing my job I would have killed a coyote at 450 yds, I just didnt aim high enough, hit right under his belly. I have just bought a new 77 in 7mm-08 getting 3/4 in groups out of one batch of handloads and am going to try some others just for the hell of it. I really like the rifle with the wood stock but I am thinking about putting a Boyds laminate thumbhole on it, anyone out there ever try a Boyds?
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Column critical of vaccine for teen HPV stirs outrage
A column in a popular local monthly magazine that criticized vaccinating teenagers against the human papilloma virus has outraged area pediatricians and spurred Erie County's health commissioner to issue a statement defending the vaccinations as safe and effective in preventing the sexually transmitted infection.
The column appeared in the April edition of Western New York Family magazine, a free publication available in the waiting rooms of many area doctors' offices.
Local writer and radio talk show host Linda O'Connor cited several anecdotal examples of teenage girls who suffered serious physical ailments after receiving Gardasil, one of two vaccines licensed by the Food and Drug Administration to prevent HPV, a virus that causes cervical, anal and throat cancer, as well as genital warts.
O'Connor also wrote that more than 100 healthy girls "have died from the vaccine" since 2006, although she did not indicate a source for the statistic.
Several pediatricians complained to Western New Family magazine founder, editor and publisher Michele Miller, saying the article erroneously portrays the HPV vaccine as dangerous.
Miller told The Buffalo News that O'Connor's assertion that more than 100 healthy girls died from the vaccine was incorrect, "and should have been caught and wasn't."
Dr. Gale Burstein, county health commissioner, issued a news release this week urging parents to have their children vaccinated at age 11 or 12 to protect against HPV and a variety of cancers.
"This is very damaging," said Burstein, a board-certified adolescent pediatrician. "This is really undermining our efforts with untrue information and misleading people."
O'Connor also wrote that the vaccine resulted in serious side effects for more than 24,000 patients.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reported in 2009 that Gardasil had 12,424 reports of adverse events to the CDC's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System between 2006 and 2008, when 23 million doses of the vaccine were administered.
Of those, 772 cases were regarded as serious, and there were 32 reported deaths, but JAMA found "no common pattern to the deaths that would suggest they were caused by the vaccine."
The rates of fainting and blood clots were considered disproportionately high, although they could not be pegged to the vaccine itself either, the JAMA study found.
Some health providers have threatened to pull advertising from the magazine because of the article.
O'Connor's examples included an unnamed girl who suffered insomnia and developed warts on her hands and legs following a Gardasil vaccine, and another unnamed girl who experienced two strokes and partial paralysis.
But Burstein said millions of doses of the vaccine have been administered with no ill effects, potentially preventing thousands of cancer deaths per year.
And, she added, in the cases mentioned by O'Connor, there's no evidence to suggest the vaccine was the source of the maladies suffered by the girls.
"Sometimes two events coincide with each other," said Burstein. "It doesn't mean there's a cause and effect relationship."
O'Connor said in an interview that she stands by her story but regretted not citing her sources.
She said she obtained her statistics on Gardasil-related deaths from the National Vaccine Information Center website. The site maintains a searchable database of vaccines, based on raw data from the CDC reporting system that is current through mid-February of this year.
"I saw it as an informative article, an article that talked about a vaccine that was controversial," said O'Connor. "I'm terribly surprised by the response, because I didn't say anything in the article that hasn't been said before."
Miller defended the article, which she described as an opinion column by a writer who has a solid track record with Western New York Family magazine and has written for national publications.
"There's no doubt about it, it's her opinion. It's her column, and basically, her column is her opinion," said Miller.
Miller responded to the doctors who complained to her about the article and has offered them space for a rebuttal in the May issue of Western New York Family magazine, which has a circulation of about 25,000, she said.
O'Connor also offered a handful of pediatricians with whom she exchanged emails an opportunity to expound upon their views in an interview on her radio show.
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Faith a fleeting thing in NASCAR
"Racing today costs the same as it did twenty years ago-it takes every penny you have." Anonymous
While it is probably fair to say that all race car drivers develop deep seated faith the minute their car is upside down doing about 150 miles per hour, or when that wall is closing in faster than the pressure of their foot on the brake allows, so too, may that faith pass.
Few NASCAR racers openly proclaim their faith and try to do something about it. Which means you might not know about Morgan Shepherd.
A young 72 years old, he has competed in NASCAR events for 43 years, starting at the Hickory 276 in Hickory, N.C., in 1970.
He is also a born-again Christian since 1975 and serves as a lay minister to the racing community. You can read about his ministry and his own searching testimony on his website, www.morganshepherd.com. He is one of the more unique individuals in NASCAR today.
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Faith can be a fleeting thing, especially when people are doing dangerous professions. Then, too, many sports figures today are quick to point to the sky or make some other demonstrative sig.
It is competitors who do their work quietly, over the long haul, that impress me more.
Such a man is Shepherd.
Prayer was of little help this weekend at the local tracks- other than for the iconoclastic Lincoln Speedway – when it came to weather. Williams Grove, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Port Royal all pulled the plug. Lincoln has both daring and luck on its side on the weather front in Pigeon Hills. You can almost hear them say, "Forecasts? We don't need no stinkin' forecasts!"
One of the people at Lincoln Saturday night was NASCAR journeyman Jason Leffler.
Keeping the NASCAR connections going, Ohio invader, Cole Duncan, driving the Terry Labonte No. 22, was the winner.
He keenly observed in victory lane, "The only place in the country that would pack a place when it's 35 degrees is Central Pennsylvania. That's why it's so fun to come out here and race."
Is it any wonder that if an opportunity pulls me to a Pennsylvania Sprint track, I go?
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If you're hankerin' for Sprint Car racing and a chance to root for a local driver, all roads lead to Williams Grove Friday night, where it'll try to run their first race. Also running that night will be Martinsburg racer Chad Criswell, now competing in the Super Sportsman. Normally, the Sportsman run on the family admission $5 Saturday night series but not for the opener. Look for the No. 84c.
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Just a little math note. You can look askance at Danica Patrick's performance so far this year and say, "I told you so." Here's the math though. Tony Stewart is averaging a 22.6 finish, Ryan Newman a 22, and Danica is coming inat 26.8. My take would be that this is more of a team issue than a driver issue.
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Heinz Company, in full H.J. Heinz Company, major American manufacturer of processed foods, which are distributed in approximately 200 countries throughout the world. Its "57 Varieties" slogan was devised in 1896, but today the company markets more than 5,700 products. Its headquarters are in Pittsburgh.
The company was founded in Sharpsburg, Pa., in 1869 by Henry John Heinz (1844–1919), who was later to become nationally known as the "Pickle King." Heinz had become interested in selling food when he was a child; by age 16 he had several employees working to cultivate the hotbeds and gardens he had built and to deliver his produce to Pittsburgh grocers. His first company, a partnership with two other men, was formed to prepare and market horseradish. Although the company did not survive the business panic in 1875, Heinz reorganized it in 1876 and built it into a major national company by the end of the century. By 1905 it had become the H.J. Heinz Company, the largest producer of pickles, vinegar, and ketchup (catsup) in the United States. By 1919 the company had more than 6,000 employees and 25 factories. Heinz was an astute marketer of his products as well, and he set up a massive electric sign in New York City (1900) to advertise his firm's relishes, condiments, and pickles (see advertising). Heinz was a progressive employer for his time and was one of the few food processors to support a federal Pure Food Act. The corporation was headed by members of the Heinz family until 1969.
In 1978 the Heinz Company acquired Weight Watchers International, Inc., a producer of low-calorie meals whose weight-loss program eventually became the largest of its kind in the United States. Soon afterward the company began a period of global expansion that continued through the early 21st century. Heinz acquired food-processing companies and established subsidiaries in China, Africa, central and eastern Europe, and the Pacific Rim. In 2002 the company sold several underperforming North American food and pet-food businesses, including StarKist seafood, to the Del Monte Food Company. Heinz completed a takeover of the Australian food and drink maker Golden Circle in 2008.
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The Timberwolves have signed F Amile Jefferson to a one-year, partially guaranteed contract.
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Grizzlies Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations John Hollinger hinted that Jaren Jackson Jr. will be brought along slowly in his rookie season.
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The Rockets and Bruno Caboclo agreed to a deal on Friday, according to Chris Haynes of ESPN.com.
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Types of processing and structure of grains, sugars, and starches. A major research and policy gap is the absence of one accepted taxonomy to define whole grains or carbohydrate quality that incorporates their various characteristics that can influence cardiometabolic health, including extent of processing, food structure, dietary fiber content, content of bran and germ, and glycemic response to ingestion. This Figure presents a proposed taxonomy to integrate these various characteristics. Types of foods with evidence for cardiometabolic benefits are shaded green, and those with evidence for adverse cardiometabolic effects are shaded red. Intact and minimally processed whole grains (darker green; ie, greater benefits) may plausibly have greater benefits than milled whole grains (lighter green; ie, lesser benefits) because of intact food structure and lower glycemic response; refined sugars in liquid form (darkest red, ie, greatest harms) may have greater adverse effects than refined grains, starches, and sugars (lighter red; ie, lesser harms) because of particularly unfavorable effects on satiety and weight gain. Both simple and complex refined carbohydrates induce similarly high glycemic responses following ingestion and, in amounts typically consumed in Western diets, induce de novo lipogenesis in the liver, ie, the conversion of carbohydrates to fat. Compared to glucose, fructose produces smaller blood glycemic responses but more strongly stimulates de novo lipogenesis, Animal-experimental and limited human studies suggest that fructose, which represents about half of all sugars in refined sugars such as either high frucose corn syrup or sucrose (eg, cane sugar, beet sugar), may have additional adverse effects on hepatic steatosis and insulin resistance. Corn provides reasonable fiber and modestly lower glycemic responses than many types of potatoes. Yams and sweet potatoes are not included herein because of higher nutrient contents and lower glycemic responses to ingestion.
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Even though CSS is relatively easy to write, it can be quite hard to maintain. The specificity , the global scope of everything, and the lack of guidance can easily lead to inconsistency, code duplication, and over-complication.
I've long been curious what a really well-documented CSS codebase looks like. Here, I'll share my experience, along with the expectations I have towards my vision of well-documented stylesheets.
It surprises me where I hear people say that commenting CSS is not that important. I imagine none of them have had to deal with 10,000+ line stylesheets! Often I've struggled with what HTML results in what specific style. Without having a solid context about the development decisions taken, debugging efforts increase. WTFs per minute increase exponentially too.
Many times I've spent hours to figure out what the developer intended, why she didn't do it the another way, why is this layout seemingly so complex. There is much pain buried in these "why" questions.
So, here we go! Let's examine the 4 big signs of a well-documented CSS codebase.
There are likely things as part of our CSS code base like third-party libraries, mixins, or other tools. Looking in the package manager's dependencies list doesn't give a lot of context why the decisions were made to add these things, what they do exactly, and how we're using them.
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My goal is to have clients who can sleep well at night. If they're sleeping well, so am I.
My Mission
My mission is to integrate legal services into how you operate and manage your business. As an integral part of your business I will improve your bottom line. I do this by avoiding problems when possible, managing risks at a level acceptable to you, and providing you with the benefit of my 30 years of experience in business and law.
About Me
I don't refer to myself as "Us" because when you hire the Law Office of Nina Yablok, you are hiring me. I have support staff, and use contract attorneys as "hired guns" when needed. But I'm a sole proprietor. You will always deal with me, and benefit from my 30+ years of experience.
My Clients
My clients are small and mid-size businesses who want an attorney who will pay close attention to their needs.
Many businesses get lost in large law firms. They are assigned to the new associate, and then get bounced around as the new associate moves up or out of the firm.
My clients want a seasoned attorney to personally oversee, and handle their work. They are not satisfied with the lack of responsiveness and level of service they've gotten at larger firms – not to mention the cost. In other words, they are tired of being small fishes in a big pond.


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* Police identify shooter as Wade Michael Page
* Page served in the military from 1992 to 1998
* Gunman had links to neo-Nazi group, was in skinhead band
By Brendan O'Brien and James B. Kelleher
* Police identify shooter as Wade Michael Page
* Page served in the military from 1992 to 1998
* Gunman had links to neo-Nazi group, was in skinhead band
By Brendan O'Brien and James B. Kelleher
OAK CREEK, Wis., Aug 6 (Reuters) - Police identified the
gunman who killed six people at a Wisconsin Sikh temple as a
40-year-old U.S. Army veteran, and a monitor of extremists said
he was a member of a racist skinhead band.
Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards told a news conference
on Monday that the gunman, who was shot dead by police at the
scene on Sunday, was named Wade Michael Page, a former U.S
soldier who served from 1992 to 1998.
The gunman shot dead six people and seriously wounded three,
including a police officer, at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin as
worshippers prepared for religious services.
The victims were five men and one woman, aged between 39 and
Authorities said they were treating the attack as an act of
domestic terrorism. American Sikhs said they have often been
singled out for harassment, and occasionally violent assault,
since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks because they are mistaken as
Muslims due to their colorful turbans and beards.
U.S. military sources said Page had been discharged from the
Army in 1998 for "patterns of misconduct" and had been cited for
being drunk on duty.
Page had served in the military for six years but was never
posted overseas. He was a psychological operations specialist
and missile repairman who was last stationed at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina, the sources said.
In June 1998 he was disciplined for being drunk on duty and
had his rank reduced to specialist from sergeant. He was not
eligible to re-enlist.
Page had been a member of the racist skinhead band End
Apathy, based in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 2010, said
Heidi Beirich, director of the intelligence project at the
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in Montgomery, Alabama.
He also tried to buy goods from the National Alliance, a
neo-Nazi group, in 2000, she said. The SPLC describes the
National Alliance on its website as "perhaps the most dangerous
and best organized neo-Nazi formation in America."
In a 2010 online interview with End Apathy's record label
Label56, Page said he had founded the band in 2005 because "I
realized ... that if we could figure out how to end people's
apathetic ways, it would be the start towards moving forward."
Police searched an apartment at a duplex in the Cudahy
neighborhood near Milwaukee, presumed to be the residence of the
gunman. Generators and floodlights were set up along the street
and a bomb squad was on the scene.
Members of the Sikh community said the president of the
congregation and a priest were among the victims.
Describing how the events unfolded, Chief Edwards told
reporters the first officer on the scene found a victim in the
temple parking lot and went to render assistance. The officer
was then shot eight or nine times at very close range with a
handgun, Edwards said.
The gunman then fired on a police car, ignoring officers'
commands to drop his weapon, and was shot and killed by police.
The wounded officer was being treated in a hospital, Edwards
Bernard Zapor, special agent in charge for the U.S. Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said the weapon
used in the shooting was a 9mm hand gun that had been legally
Wisconsin has some of the most permissive gun laws in the
country. It passed a law in 2011 allowing citizens to carry a
concealed weapon.
A search of a nationwide public data base showed that Page
had lived at some 20 addresses in Wisconsin, North Carolina,
Colorado, California and Texas.
Jagjit Singh Kaleka, the brother of the president of the
temple who was among the six Sikhs killed, said he had no idea
what the motive was for the attack.
The shooting was yet another in a too-frequent series of
U.S. mass killings, coming just over two weeks after a gunman
killed 12 people at a theater in Aurora, Colorado, where they
were watching a screening of new Batman movie "The Dark Knight
The Sept. 11 attacks were carried out by Muslims linked to
the al Qaeda militant group led by Osama bin Laden. Sikhs are
not Muslim, but many Americans do not know the difference,
members of the Sikh community said.
There are 500,000 or more Sikhs in the United States but the
community in Wisconsin is small, about 2,500 to 3,000 families,
said local Sikhs. The temple in Oak Creek was founded in October
1997 and has a congregation of 350 to 400 people.
The Sikh faith is the fifth-largest in the world, with more
than 30 million followers. It includes belief in one God and
that the goal of life is to lead an exemplary existence.


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Last night we noted that Dartmouth College has hired its first "sustainability director," Jim Merkel. The Dartmouth Daily story on Merkel's hiring reported that Merkel — "who is currently bicycing through Spain to promote his book 'Radical Simplicity'" — has lived "on only $5,000 a year — close to the global average income — for the past 14 years." The article also notes the students instrumental in Merkel's hiring, including Jessie Doyle '05, co-chair of the Environmental Studies Division of the Dartmouth Outing Club.
Reader Michael Dudley has a few related questions:
Has Jessie Doyle volunteered to live on $5K per year, following in the footsteps of his hero?
If it is true (read on) that Professor Director Merkel lives on $5K/year, does he accept the Earned Income Credit when he files his tax return? (Would it not be a fascinating thing to actually look at his return?)
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This week, we had a Latina on with a crazy big ass by the name of Luna Delovo. She'd talked about buying a motorcycle from Tony, so he invited her over to workout a deal. Peter was part of that, but for the time being, he was just doing a little maintenance to one of the bikes. When cute ass Luna popped out the car in a mini-dress, the guys were blown away by that booty. Tony was already giving the bikes away at a super low price, but Luna wanted them for free. That meant she had to work some dick to get her freebie, and that's where Peter came in. First thing Luna did was pull up her skirt and show off that big, delicious, Latina ass.
Then she pulled down her panties and shook that booty around for us. That alone already had Peter hard and ready to fuck. After clapping that sweet booty some more, she sucked on Peter's cock like a champ. But the best was to come. Luna was a freak, and in doggy style, Peter just stuck out his cock, and she went wild grinding her pussy into it. Then she got on top and worked that hot pussy and ass. Peter banged that pussy good until Luna was orgasming. When it was his turn, he pulled out and blasted a huge load all over Luna's face and completely covered it.


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Graco Inc. Launches New FieldLazer S90 Field Marking Machine
World's First Battery-Powered, High-Pressure Airless Sports Field Marking System.
Graco Inc. (NYSE:GGG), a leader in professional field marking solutions, today launched an industry innovation with its FieldLazer S90 sports field marking machine. The FieldLazer S90 marking system is the industry's first battery-powered, high-pressure airless sports field marking machine. It is an affordable, easy-to-use striping solution with proven Graco FieldLazer High-Pressure Airless Spray Technology that delivers professional, bright lines and reduces paint costs by up to 75%.
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The Graco FieldLazer family of products is one of the industry's most complete lines of field marking solutions with walk-behind, ride-on and stand-on equipment systems and accessories. Graco revolutionized the field marking industry when it introduced the first walk-behind, high-pressure, airless field paint sprayer in 2004. Today, there is a Graco FieldLazer machine for most field sizes and applications.
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CNN's Jon Ostrower lied about first class armrests on Braniff airplanes to cover up the false story of The New York Times' Trump "sexual assault" accuser Lying Jessica Leeds. Jon Ostrower should know better: he is CNN's "aviation editor"! Why isn't CNN's full-time paid airplane expert able to accurately explain and report airplane details? Here is Jon Ostrower's […]Read Story


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I met up with former Southwest Farm Press editor Calvin Pigg the Friday before Christmas. It had been several years since we'd had an opportunity to catch up, swap stories and discuss changes in agriculture and publishing since Calvin retired about 15 years ago.
He's doing well. He and his wife, Tommie, still live in the Richardson home where they have been for the last 40 years, he told me. They travel to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, twice a year to visit their children and grandchildren.
We had lunch at one of his favorite spots, The String Bean, just a few blocks away from the Dallas branch of the Texas A&M Research and Extension Center on Coit Road, and we occupied a corner table for the better part of two hours, talking about the early days of the Farm Press titles. Cal helped launch Southwest Farm Press in 1974, he recalled, and I hired on as associate editor of Southeast Farm Press in 1978, just a few years after its launch.
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By the time Calvin started working for the Farm Press group he had already established himself as an accomplished and recognized farm writer and reporter. He worked as a daily newspaper farm editor and was a radio and television farm reporter. He worked for the Texas A&M agriculture communications service and for a private research firm before his 28 years as Southwest Farm Press editor.
He witnessed a lot of changes in agriculture—including the initiation of the boll weevil eradication program in the Southwest and the introduction of genetically modified crops and site-specific agriculture. Those changes continue with the near eradication of the boll weevil and widespread adoption of GMO and GPS.
We talked about how ag communications have changed. He asked how I deal with pictures and wondered if we were still using slides and prints and mailing them to the home office.
Digital, I explained, has replaced all that. We shoot everything with digital cameras, download photos to the computer, select and edit, write captions and email them to Clarksdale, Mississippi, where the pages are made up—on computer—and sent to the printer, via email.
Calvin recalled that Volume One, Number One of Southwest Farm Press was due to go to press—from Clarksdale to St. Louis—by truck, but an ice storm kept the truck from making the journey. Farm Press owner and Publisher Bill McNamee, Calvin recalls, collected the pages and drove them to St. Louis in his personal car. A deadline was sacred. Still is.
We talked about the changing nature of publishing from print to electronic. We weren't blogging or posting stories to the webpage when Calvin retired, and he's not certain he would have enjoyed the transition.
We talked about the annual impossibility of traveling to every farm we want to visit, covering the meetings we need to make and writing the stories we need to write from an area as large as the Southwest.
"If I had it to do over I would have written fewer stories but better ones," he said. I can't argue that logic. We've all succumbed to the inevitability of deadlines with a bit more left to make a story better. That's true whether it's a print issue going out next week or a web post due in ten minutes. It's often a writer's dilemma—perfect or fast? We prefer both; we seldom achieve that.
Calvin and I had a great chat, a good lunch and an overdue opportunity to compare notes on a job we've both loved because of the chance it has given us to meet the amazing farmers and ranchers of the Southwest.
And Calvin sends his regards.
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Lessons to learn before I hit 65


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MQM USA New Jersey Chapter Re-organization.
Jun 26, 2013
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MQM USA New Jersey Chapter Re-organization.
Communicaton & Media Cell, New Jersey | New Jersey Chapter celebrate MQM's victory in Local Bodies election.
More Details coming soon.
Communication & Media Cell, MQM USA; New Jersey | Central organizer of MQM USA Junaid Fahmi, the joint organizers Arshad Hussain,Nadeem Siddiqui and all members of COC and otherwise along with the new Jersey chapter of MQM USA have offered their deepest condolences to chapter's respected worker Mr. Manzoor Ahmed Bhai on the sad demise of his wife Asmatun-Nisa Bajee. The office bearers and workers of MQM USA pray that Almighty...
Communication & Media Cell; New Jersey, 28th March 2014; Central Organizer of MQM USA Junaid Fahmi visits New Jersey Chapter along with Joint Organizer Mohammed Arshad Hussain.
They met with office bearers of New Jersey Chapter and had detailed discussion on chapter's overall performance with Chapter Incharge and committee members.
Present on the occassion were Asim Ahmed who is a member of central helping committee, Mr...


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Paula Deen's Diabetes Ad
Chris Mintz-Plasse and Dave Franco are so hot. They wanna li-li-li-lick you from yo' head to yo' toes.
- March 08, 2011
- 4.1m Views
- Immortal
Dave FrancoActor/Writer
Chris Mintz-PlasseActor
Brian McGinnDirector
Hunter CopeWriter
BoTown SoundSound
Funny Or DieExecutive Producer
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Starring: Dave Franco & Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Director: Brian Mcginn
Writers: Hunter Cope, Dave Franco, Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Executive Producer: Mike Farah
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Male Voice: (whispers) Exclusive.
Dave Franco: God, you are so hot. I wanna
strip you down butt ass
Dave Franco: naked, and literally cover
every single inch of your
Dave Franco: body with my tongue. I mean,
up and down, left and right,
Dave Franco: until you can't stand it
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Dave Franco: arched, you're clawing at my
chest panting in my ear just
Dave Franco: fuckin' begging for it.
Dave Franco: [Whispering] And then I enter you.
Dave Franco: And we both cum almost
instantaneously, in unison.
Dave Franco: And it's fucking epic.
[Music Playing]
Chris Mintz-Plasse: You're so hot, that I want to
drop my cum bombs into your
Chris Mintz-Plasse: ass trench, World War
Two style.
[Music Playing]
Dave Franco: You're so hot, I'm gonna jerk
you off into a Popsicle
Dave Franco: mold, and then I'm gonna
freeze the cum, and then I'm
Dave Franco: gonna deep throat that
cum-sicle. [Gagging Sounds]
Chris Mintz-Plasse: I wanna paint your tight
little asshole blue, and
Chris Mintz-Plasse: pretend like I'm
fuckin' your avatar.
Dave Franco: Oh man, you are so fuckin'
sizzling hot.
Dave Franco: I want Morgan Spurlock to
direct a documentary on my
Dave Franco: life, but instead of eating
McDonald's for thirty days
Dave Franco: straight, I'm gonna eat
your asshole.
[Music Playing]
[Deep Breath]
Chris Mintz-Plasse: You are so hot. I wanna go to
a Justin Bieber concert,
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all sweaty like, I'm gonna
Chris Mintz-Plasse: steal him, take his precious
little head, shove it so far
Chris Mintz-Plasse: up your asshole that his lips
come straight up to your
Chris Mintz-Plasse: pee hole, so when I jerk you
off, as you're cumming, your
Chris Mintz-Plasse: pee hole's gonna sing to me.
Chris Mintz-Plasse: [Singing] Baby, baby,
baby cum, right...
Both Sing: [Singing] Baby, baby, baby cum.
Dave Franco: I fuckin' love that song.
Chris Mintz-Plasse: [Whispering] That's a fuckin'
number one.
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Chris Mintz-Plasse: [Whispering] Wait, wait, wait.
One second.
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Chris Mintz-Plasse: [Whispering] Look chapped.
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yeah, get that lip, get that,
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the upper.
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Feel that?
Dave Franco: Yeah, you feel that shit?
Yeah, you wanna know how
Dave Franco: fuckin' hot you are?
Chris Mintz-Passe: [Whispering] Tell me how
hot I am.
Dave Franco: You're so hot, I wanna take
the extra foreskin of my
Dave Franco: uncircumcised cock.
Chris Mintz-Passe: That's my favorite part
about you.
Dave Franco: And I wanna stretch it, and
then I wanna press it like
Dave Franco: Silly Putty on a freshly
printed newspaper to extract
Dave Franco: the ink. And then I wanna
pull back, and I wanna have
Dave Franco: you read it back to me in
your best Ray Fine impersonation...
Dave Franco: [Laughs] Oh, ho ho!
[Bells Ring and Crowd Cheers]
Chris Mintz-Passe: Mm. Good match.
Chris Mintz-Passe: Dude, your foreskin is
touching my butt.