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Group Wants To Restore Gardner Park Grandstand
NEWPORT CITY – If a group of local residents have their way they will restore the Gardner Park grandstand and save it from the wrecking ball. Before that happens an engineer has to do a feasibility study. The Gardner Park Restoration Committee, the City of Newport, and Newport Rotary Club are just three of the groups looking to restore the grandstand before its 75th anniversary next year.Please see The Newport Daily Express Monday for the full story.


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I introduced #BittmanTopics as a way to share ideas about what—and how—we're eating, and this month, we focused on grilling. Many of you were proud to announce you have year-round cookouts while others in colder climes are just now getting back to the fire. Most of us associate grilling with meat, but throwing some vegetables on the barbecue is actually a great way to practice "less-meatarianism":—I shared my recipe for Mexican-style corn and you all shared your own favorites here and onFacebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Below are some things you had to say and eat last month—check back tomorrow for June's topic.
The question of the month: "Currently raising my own pork, lamb and beef, looking for best all purpose combo grill/smoker – suggestions?" –@vpfarming
One colleague, Daniel Meyer, built his own smoker, which worked well until it burnt to a crisp. We like Webers, Big Green Eggs, and old-school campfires. But I'm eager to hear what you all use.
"My grill never hibernates." -Kathleen Harold, Facebook
"Hibernate? Nay!! I grill year round. Yet another gift of So Cal life." -Rachel Wooster Gangsei, Facebook
"Made Grilled Broccoli With Chipotle Lime Butter for some friends a few weeks back. There was a look of despair on one guests face when I revealed there was not enough for seconds…" -Phil, markbittman.com
"I enjoy grilling Veggies after marinading and rubbing them with Himalayan pink salt, fresh napoletano basil, savory, lemon juice and Fresh lime basil." -Bonnie Hiniker, Facebook


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We have released ACP Expert 8.1.1, a maintenance update to ACP 8.1. Here are the release notes (showing the new features and changes) for ACP 8.1 and 8.1.1. The release notes for Scheduler are in the next post of this thread.
ACP 8.1.1 Release Notes
This is a "cleanup" release for ACP 8.1. No new features were added.
Changes and Bug Fixes:
- A change to observing initialization was made to reduce the time needed for some mounts, and to eliminate historical logic that is no longer needed.
- Fix the weather server support logic for a timing hole in re-entrancy protection (a new 8.1 feature that needed a bit more work).
- Fix the feature that locks out live observing in the web interface when the scheduler dispatcher is active (a new 8.1 feature that somehow got dropped from the latter code tree).
ACP 8.1 Release Notes
This release adds many new features and corrects some things that were found to be broken or needed improvement. It is part of ACP Expert 8.1. The scheduler and ACP are a matched set.
NOTE: If you do panel/screen flats, this release has support for separate per-filter panel brightness values for each binning level. To take advantage of this new feature, you will need to edit your AutoflatConfig.txt file and add the PerFilterBrightness lists for each binning level. You will need to test for each binning level like you did for the original (bin-1) PerFilterBrightness list. See the SampleAutoflatConfig.txt file that comes with this release (as usual in Public Documents\ACP Config).
NOTE: A new custom action AcquireImage has been added to this release. This means that if you have custom actions in effect, you should migrate the .wsc file to include this new function. See Migrating if New Actions are Added. In this release, failure to migrate will be harmless. In future releases, however, an ugly caution message may appear, followed by a failure due to incompatible user actions in a release after that.
Critical Changes:
The following changes may affect your existing ACP installation:
- In ACP 8 saving of the raw/uncalibrated files when doing auto-calibration was not done by default. This was a change from earlier versions of ACP. With this release, the original default is restored. Now, by default, ACP will save the uncalibrated data. You can turn this off using the Save original uncalibrated file/data images option in ACP Preferences, Imaging tab. This used to be an edit to the AcquireSupport library. That is gone now, replaced by the setting.
- When doing auto-calibration, your raw/uncalibrated images will now be saved into a subfolder named RAW under your final/calibrated images (as well as having RAW_ prepended to their names as before). This may cause a disruption to your automated pipeline if you depend on the locaiton of the RAW_xxx files.
Product Changes and Improvements
- A new weather server for the AAG CloudWatcher system has been included, and the online help has been edited to reflect its usage and setup.
- The AAG, SRO, and Boltwood II file weather servers now look for the "alert" flag (it is present only in post-2012 versions of Clarity). If it is present, that will be used for safe-unsafe decisions instead of the parameter thresholds (Very Cloudy etc).
- A new custom action AcquireImage has been added. This hook allows the replacement of the ACP image acquisition logic with something else, for example acquiring a spectrum.
- The web interface now contains a new Sky Flat Analyzer tool. This great tool comes from ACP wizard Dick Berg. It analyzes ACP sky flat run logs and graphs the exposures. It is a great help when ordering the filters and binnings to make the most out of twilight time.
- The web interface now contains a new pictorial field of view tool which shows an astro-photo of the current telescope location and field. It is generated via the Aladin Lite service of CDS, Strasbourg University, France.
- When all-sky plate solving is used, it is now possible to use a local all-sky solving engine (Andy Galasso's ansvr) instead of needing a network connection to get to the online Astrometry.net server nova.astrometry.net.
- The Scheduler Single Image form now accepts optional time spacing and time tolerance values, and thus may be used to create time series with gaps between Observations. This greatly increases the power of this form.
- In the Scheduler web forms, checking the Moon Down checkbox causes the Moon Avoidance Lorentzian fields to fade out and be initialized to default values.
- A new option for auto-calibration has been added (Imaging tab of Preferences) allowing you to control whether or not the uncalibrated/raw image(s) should be saved. A corresponding API member Prefs.CameraPrefs.AutoCalSaveRaw has been added to support this in script.
- The auto-calibration documentation has been expanded, corrected, and updated. It was totally inadequate!
- The web interface now has a weather radar information item. It contains info for administrators on how to edit it for their location. The included map is from the US National Weather service. It can, of course, be customized for other countries.
- The web interface now has a Clear Sky Chart item. It contains info for administrators on how to edit it for their location.
- The web interface now contains a new tool for displaying AAVSO finder charts. Thanks to ACP wizard Dick Berg for this tool.
- The custom user-actions now includes a new "hook" AcquireImage. This allows optional branch-out to special image acquisition code during an ACP plan or Scheduler Observation. This has been included as part of an ongling effort to support spectroscopic observations mixed in with wide field imaging. We'll announce this when the research and development has been completed.
- The weather settings will now allow 0 minute minimum unsafe time, to accommodate weather stations that have their own minimum unsafe time.
- The exclusion zone for guide star selection has been increased from 16 to 24 pixels, to allow for dithering and position noise during startup.
- The Live Observing part of the web UI's main menu disappears when the Scheduler dispatcher is enabled.
- A new setting has been added (General tab of Preferences) to disable the auto-resume feature for ACP plans. A corresponding API member Prefs.DisablePlanResume has ben added to support this.
- Panel/screen flats can now be given separate brightness values for each binning level as well as for each filter. See the AutoflatConfig documentation for details.
- Panel/screen flats now start with the exposure last used for a given filter and binning. This makes the process more efficient by limiting the TEST exposures to one in most cases. If the saved value doesn't result in ADU in limits, the TEST will continue as usual to determine the needed exposure.
- Two new FITS fields have been added to all acquired images: HJD-OBS the Heliocentric Julian Date, and BJD-OBS the Barycentric Julian Date (Syn barycenter).
- The web user interface now displays Wait Flip in the 4th column if waiting for a flip. Details can be seen in the console log.
- The preview thumbnail and larger popup are now preserved until a new image has been completed.
- A new setting has been added (General tab of Preferences) to force an autofocus whenever the (GEM) mount flip. A corresponding API member Prefs.AutoFocus.FocusAfterFlip has been added to support this.
- The Scripting Guide's information on debugging and debug tools has been updated to reflect the availability of Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. This is an excellent system for both writing and debugging scripts.
- The jQuery library included with the ACP Web user interface has been updated to V1.12.4. Despite there being newer jQuery versions (V2 and just this month V3) we've found that most of the tried and true components, including the jQuery UI library are stable with V1.12.4. We'll review this again in a year.
- The browser support library function DC3.Lib.postChdir() has been changed to take the trarget URL of the POST request, like the DC3.Lib.postMkdir() function. In addition the "Multiple Objects Plan" server support script /ac/aacqplan.asp has been changed to include the URL in its call to DC3.Lib.postChdir(). This will affect only authjors, and then maybe only one (Dick Berg)!!
- The ACP.Weather object has been strengthened to prevent in-process weather servers (e.g. WSCs) from allowing re-entry into the weather server via calls to (e.g.) Util.WaitXxx()).
- The ACP Util.DeltaT property has been updated through 2020.0.
- An updated USNO NOVAS-COM Vector Astrometry component is installed if needed. It has new Delta-T tables theough 2020.0.
- The initital guider trackbox image for the web UI has returned to using a more efficient API of MaxIm, following a fix for thie API in MaxIm.
- When there is no existing FilterInfo.txt file, the FocusOffsets script restores the reference filter's focus position at the start of each iteration through the filters. This prevents a last filer's large focus offset from causing focus or plate solving failures at the start of the next iteration through the filters.
- If the API function Weather.DisableWeatherInterrupts() is used within a script, the weather unsafe interrupts will now always be restored at script end, whether normal or an error.
- The web services documentation now has info on what to do during installation if port 80 is already in use on your system.
Bug Fixes
- The "skip saturated stars" feature has been enhanced so that a guiding field with a single saturated star will not result in failed guiding.
- If a second autofocus is performed within the same target (focus between filters) the post-focus pointing update is now correctly done (if the other conditions are met).
- Readout mode support has been fixed for systems with no filters (filter wheel).
- Sexagesimal input to web observing request input fields has been fixed for comma as decimal point.
- The logging of the focus star magnitude range used for FocusMax AcquireStar has been fixed (typo).
- The polling of Weather.Safe has been reduced to the user-selected polling interval. It was being polled way too fast (just for the annunciator status and nothing else!). ACP will still respond to weather unsafe within 10 or fewer seconds.
- Several of the file-based weather servers were not installed. This has been fixed.
- Fix object centering for sync-able mounts when target is above 70 deg declination.
- Several of the web interface items have been enhanced with directions on how to customize them. The directions are in comments, with a highlighted phrase that is visible only to administrators.
- The User Action SlewEnd() is now called only when a slew actually ends.
- The web user interface will now disallow things based on whether the Scheduler's dispatcher is active or not, not whether the scheduler executable is simply running.
- An incorrect weather server ID for the Weather Simulator has been fixed in documentation. Other improvements and clarifications have been made to the Weather Safety documentation as well.
- API members Prefs.GEMTrackPastMinutes and Prefs.GEMPostFlipMargin are now documented and described in the API IntelliSense info.
- Documentation did not address several file based weather servers. This has also been fixed.
- The weather server for the Boltwood Cloud Sensor (only) has been changed to ignore the last-data date/time in the data file and instead use the "last modified time" of the file itseelf. The Clarity software occasionally produces illegal time strings that choke the conversion routines.
- The AutoFocus script now starts and stops tracking per the tracking contgrol changes in ACP 8.
- The AutoFocus script now starts its logging at the very beginning, so the initialization of AcquirSupport is logged (important).
- A long-standing obscure target sequencing bug has been fixed. It occurred when slew overlap is enabled, the "from" and "to" targets are on opposite sides of the mount's flip point (e.g. the meridian), and the last image of the "from" target has enough pointing error to require a recenter. Skip this recenter if the last image of the "from" target.
- The QuickCheck script has been fixed for the case where the check point is within 4 deg of the meridian. Misspelled variable (actually cut-n-paste eror).
- The installer removes an old/stray test script AcquireImages-7.1.584.js from the system if present.
- The plan checker will now allow #screenflats when run in offline mode.
- The #waitforairmass, #waitzendist, #waitinlimits, and the sun-down angle form of #waituntil have been corrected for comma as decimal point.
- The installer will look for ACP license info in the virtualized location when upgrading from ACP 7 and before, and deciding whether the license is current for the current ACP version.
- The web UI code has been changed to avoid use of a deprecated HTML attrobute that was part of a Safari workaround that no longer is needed.
- The AutoFlat script will no longer try to re-open the dome if panel flats start in safe weather then finish in unsafe weather. Note that panel flats may be done in unsafe weather.
- Fix use of readout modes for bias and dark frames.


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Matrox makes eight-screen graphics card
16 DisplayPort and DVI links on board
Matrox has introduced what it claims is the world's first single-slot graphics card capable of driving eight monitors simultaneously. A boon for gamers? Maybe, but the business-oriented M9188 card is going to cost 'em.
Matrox's M9188: 16 ports on a display card's chest
Yes, Matrox wants $1995 (£1192/€1332) for the PCI Express x16 card, which has eight DisplayPort connectors and eight single-link DVI ports hanging off the back. Clearly, there's not room for eight DVI ports, so the M9188 uses smaller connectors which feed an octet of DVI adaptor cables.
The DPs are all Mini DisplayPorts too, again bundled with adaptor cables that terminate in full-size ports.
The DPs can drive 2560 x 1600 displays, while each DVI port is limited to 1920 x 1200. The card can support eight separate screen images or - depending on your choice of operating system - one single image.
Matrox touted its "robust" support for Windows XP - many corporates still haven't upgraded beyond this - and Linux, but it said the M9188 has Windows Vista and 7 drivers, in both 32- and 64-bit versions. It supports OpenGL 2.0.
The M9188 goes on sale later this quarter, Matrox said. ®


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October 03. 2013 7:23AM
33 workers infected with scabies at Exeter Hospital
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
EXETER - More than 30 employees at Exeter Hospital have been treated for scabies after becoming infected by a patient.
The infections occurred in early September and were reported to state health officials on Sept. 27, hospital spokesman Debra Vasapolli said.
In addition to the 33 infected workers, nearly 300 hospital employees were treated proactively to prevent the spread of the contagious skin infection caused by mites.
As of Wednesday, the hospital had completed nearly all precautionary measures with employees identified as having a "potential risk for inadvertent exposure" to scabies after treating an infected patient at the hospital, Vasapolli said.
"Since Monday, only one additional employee has presented to (the hospital's Staff Health Service) with symptoms, which means we have been successful in our efforts to prevent further transmission," she said.
While no patients have reported infections, staff from the hospital's Infection Prevention Department compiled a list of patients who had "even the slightest potential of exposure," Vasapolli said.
She added, "Those names are being sent to the patients' primary care physicians, and the practices will be reaching out directly to their own patients to provide education about their potential risk of exposure and to determine if the patient should receive preventative treatment."
The hospital wasn't required to notify the state about the infections because it wasn't considered an outbreak, but it reported the incident voluntarily, according to Vasapolli.


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Artists: johnny schorr
What year did you start tattooing: 2010-01-01
Do you have any special training: During my my apprenticeship my mentor max tipton specialized in a new school color and I was mostly a black and gray artist but I really love color
Conventions usually worked: I'm still pretty new haven't had an oppertunity to work a convention yet but plan on it later this year
Where did you apprentice?: Pens and needles tattoo shop in mt vernon ohio under owner artist max tipton
What tattoo artist do you most admire: Bob tyrell joe capabieanco megan massacare so many I look up to and admire
Before someone gets a tattoo what advice do you give them?: Really think about what you gettin and how you wanna show it and don't settle for nothing but the best
How did you get into tattooing: My childhood was filled with bikers haha
What inspires you to be an artist: Other artists and the fact I have a gift I can earn a living with
What kind of tattoos do you look forward to doing: Bright new school tattoos
Is there a tattoo that you haven't done yet that you are dying to do: Yes I have a very long wish list


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A trip on the subway would cost many riders an extra 30 cents, bus fares would climb 25 cents, and some commuter rail tickets could exceed $10 for the first time, under a budget-balancing plan announced Wednesday by the MBTA.
Widespread service cuts were largely avoided, but weekend service would vanish on three commuter rail lines - two on the South Shore - and four bus routes would be eliminated.
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Quote from Bleu42Unless battle.net itself is actually hacked, changing item codes to dupe won't happen. We've all seen 'lag' dupes, where pretty much the server itself fucks up, and while this type of exploit might be repeatable as soon as it's fixed correctly, duping won't exist.
You can't and you won't know that unless you're a Blizzard employee. Unless a serious leak happens (or a method gets widely abused) there won't be official information available to the public about Blizzard's anti-hack effectiveness. So you can have your opinion, but you can never be certain about the truth, whatever it is. Well, okay, maybe someday, in a Blizzard historical retrospective...
So we can't know the truth, but we won't get a lie either. Blizzard doesn't lie... sometimes it conceals truth well, but no, not lieing. So did we hear Blizzard saying "we did not detect any duping" or "there is no duping in Diablo III" after release? No we didn't, because Blizzard doesn't lie. Bear this in mind: when there's no official denial, there's unofficial confirmation. We can't know for sure though...


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Joe Manganiello: Magnum's 'As Good As Gold' at Tribeca!
Joe Manganiello hits the golden carpet at the premiere of Magnum Gold?!'s As Good As Gold during the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday (April 18) in New York City.
The 36-year-old actor stars in the short film alongside designer Zac Posen and Brazilian model Caroline Correa. In case you missed them, check out photos of Joe and Caroline filming scenes for the flick back in September!
Joe was joined at the event by Zac, Caroline, Oblivion actress Andrea Riseborough, and Entourage's Adrian Grenier.
FYI: Andrea is wearing a Zac Posen dress and Stuart Weitzman shoes with a Stark clutch. Joe is wearing Mezlan shoes.
Joe Manganiello – "As Good As Gold" Short Film
20+ pictures inside of Joe Manganiello and others at the As Good As Gold premiere…


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© ® The Nobel Foundation
IPCC honoured with the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize
Phone: +41-22-730-8208/84 e-mail:
Rodent-borne diseases are zoonoses that are transmitted directly to humans
by contact with rodent urine, feces, or other body fluids (Mills and Childs,
1998; Peters, 1998). Rodents are principle hosts for arthropod vectors such
as fleas (see Section 9.7.7) and ticks (see Section
9.7.8). Environmental factors that affect rodent population dynamics include
unusually high rainfall, drought, and successful introduction of exotic plant
species. Rodent-borne pathogens are affected indirectly by ecological determinants
of food sources that affect rodent population size (Williams et al.,
1997; Engelthaler et al., 1999).
Leptospirosis is an acute febrile disease caused by the bacteria Leptospira.
It probably is the most widespread zoonotic disease in the world and is particularly
common in the tropics (PAHO, 1998). Infection is caused by exposure to water,
damp soil, or vegetation contaminated with the urine of infected wild and domestic
animals (e.g., rodents and dogs) (Thiermann, 1980). Outbreaks often occur after
heavy rainfall and during floods (Kriz et al., 1998; Trevejo et al.,
1998). Therefore, any increase in flooding associated with climate change may
affect the incidence of this disease.
Several hantaviruses are capable of causing severe, often fatal, illness in
humans (PAHO, 1998). Each has a specific geographic distribution that is determined
by that of the primary rodent host (Schmaljohn and Hjelle, 1997). Humans are
infected by aerosol exposure to infectious excreta or occasionally by bites.
The better known of these diseases are hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome,
caused by Hantaan virus, in China and Korea and hantavirus pulmonary syndrome
in the Americas, caused by several viruses that are specific to their rodent
host (Schmaljohn and Hjelle, 1997). Outbreaks of disease may be associated with
weather that promotes rapid increases in rodent populations, which may vary
greatly between seasons and from year to year (Glass et al., 2000). Many
hantavirus infections occur in persons of lower socioeconomic status, where
poorer housing and agricultural activities favor closer contact between humans
and rodents (Schmaljohn and Hjelle, 1997). Arenaviruses (Lassa, Junin, Machupo,
etc.), which are ecologically similar to hantaviruses, may respond similarly
(Mills and Childs, 1998).
There are complex relationships between human health and problems of water
quality, availability, sanitation, and hygiene. Predicting the potential impacts
of climate change on water-related diseases therefore is difficult because access
to a clean safe water supply is determined primarily by socioeconomic factors.
Extreme weatherfloods or droughtscan increase the risk of disease
via contamination of water resources, poor hygiene, or other mechanisms. Currently,
the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 1 billion people
worldwide are without access to safe drinking water and that every year as many
as 4 million die prematurely because they do not have access to safe drinking
water and sanitation. Increases in water stress are projected under climate
change in certain countries (see Chapter 4), but it is
difficult to translate such indicators directly into the attributable risk for
water-related diseases. Water scarcity may necessitate use of poorer quality
sources of freshwater, such as rivers, which often are contaminated. Decreases
in water supplies could reduce the water available for drinking and washing
and lower the efficiency of local sewerage systems, leading to increased concentration
of pathogenic organisms in raw water supplies.
Excessive precipitation can transport terrestrial microbiological agents into
drinking-water sources. For example, some outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis, giardia,
and other infections have been triggered by heavy rainfall events in the UK
and United States (Lisle and Rose, 1995; Atherholt et al., 1998; Rose et al.,
2000; Curriero et al., 2001). Significant correlation between the cumulative
monthly distribution of cholera cases and the monthly distribution of precipitation
has been observed in Guam (Borroto and Haddock, 1998). In many countries, handling
of sewage is not separate from the drainage system for stormwaters. It is important
that water resource management can adapt to changes in the frequency of precipitation
extremes to minimize the risk of microbiological contamination of the public
water supply.
Cholera is a water- and food-borne disease and has a complex mode of transmission.
In tropical areas, cases are reported year-round. In temperate areas, cases
are reported mainly in the warmest season. The seventh cholera pandemic currently
is spreading across Asia, Africa, and South America. A new serogroup (V. cholerae
O139) appeared in 1992 and is responsible for large epidemics in Asia. During
the 1997-1998 El Niño, excessive flooding caused cholera epidemics in
Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique (WHO, 1998b). Birmingham
et al. (1997) found a significant association between bathing and drinking
water from Lake Tanganyika and the risk of infection with cholera. Warming in
the African Great Lakes may cause conditions that increase the risk of cholera
transmission in the surrounding countries (WHO, 1998b). See Section
9.8 for a discussion of cholera in coastal waters.
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Happy Sunday everybody! My Sunday consisted of eating some chicken, vegetables (despite my general dislike of them, unhealthy I know), feeding my dog chicken, taking some lookbook photos and (will) consist of some homework hopefully. Sounds fascinating ahaha. The lovely people at olive clothing sent me these two items a few weeks back, and I haven't got round to wearing them until now! The shirt is such a simple piece, and although you can't see it in the photos here, there is some scallop hem detailing which is cute haha, the skirt is also amazing quality, and a lovely bright pattern too. Hope you like my outfit, and sorry about the strange garden photos, I just took them after the outfit photos! xx
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Hiya everyone, sorry for the lack of posting, I have so much work and revision to do so can't post as often as I would like to :( An outfit post will follow tomorrow hopefully, I was at school today for maths revision (only my school would open on a saturday -_-) so when I got home the lighting was terrible, so no outfit photos. Although, I managed to take some self portraits inside, *vanity* ahaha, it was a last resort, they didn't come out too badly just a bit random! Anyway, hope you are all having a lovely weekend, thankyou for following and reading my boring life? :P xx
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Heart Shaped Glasses
Hiya guys, another outfit post from today! I decided to wear my sequin collar shirt from romwe with some shorts from zara - not too sure about the colour of them, they're kind of minty-blue. Oh and plus the bun is back again ;) I think my hair changes colour, whenever I put it in a bun it looks so much darker than it actually is! Anyway, today will be full of english work and revision, whilst attempting to not get distracted by the new ipad in our house... hmm will probably end up doing less revision then planned as always! Hope you are all having a lovely week!
Sunday, 8 April 2012
Hiya guys, just a quick outfit post to say Happy Easter to you all! These photos were actually taken yesterday as I went up to London with my friend Ann-Marie. We decided to take them at Somerset house (no idea why :P), we shopped a bit and ate way too much food/ pringles. The shirt is from an online vintage store called Shoppalu, check it out if you have time. The colour is amazing, along with the material - they sent me some other items too and I can't wait to wear them either! I decided to wear red shoes, which are not what I usually wear as I don't really like wearing flats too much. Although, in this outfit I feel they particularly suited it! Happy Easter all xx
Saturday, 7 April 2012
Paris Video Diary
Hiya guys! It's me again, rambling on about Paris. I decided to put together all the video clips together from my trip, hope you like it :) xx P.S. sorry if it's not the best quality, youtube made it funny :( x
Friday, 6 April 2012
Paris - Day 2
Hiya guys! Will add more photos to this a bit later, but yes this is what I wore on day 2 of me being in Paris. It was a lovely day, me and Elena went all the way up the Eiffel tower, which was amazing! (Despite my slight fear of heights!) It was a very memorable experience and the views were lovely. That day we did so much walking, seeing various landmarks which are pictured below. Wish I could go back to Paris! Hope you like my outfit xx
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Paris - Day 1
So as you probably all know for the last 3 days or so I was in Paris with my friend Elena. Since I took so many photos (850 to be precise), it makes it easier if I space them out like this - so here is the outfit I wore on day one and a quick summary of the day. After getting the eurostar we arrived at the hotel, which was lovely, unfortunately I do not have any photos of it :( We then headed off to the gardens and went a bit crazy with some sprinklers (when i upload the video it will explain this :P ) Anyway, the leather jacket is from SheInside, the shorts from River Island (only £10 woo), and the white shirt is from Romwe. Altogether it was a day full of sight seeing and exhaustion by the end of it! xx
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General Practice, Solo & Small Firm DivisionMagazine
American Bar Association
General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm Division The Compleat Lawyer
Spring 1998 © American Bar Association. All rights reserved.
Legislative UpdateBY E. E. ANDERSON
E. E. Anderson, a retired general in the U.S. Marine Corps, is the director of the Solo and Small Firms Division of the ABA General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division.
The Congressional Research Service has counted a total of 85 campaign finance bills pending before Congress. Some bills provide for no limits on contributions, while others have severe restrictions on campaign spending with strict disclosure rules.
House Ways and Means Committee Chair Bill Archer (R-TX) sponsors a bill that would, in effect, outlaw PACs, prohibiting them from making, soliciting, or receiving contributions; or from spending in federal elections. His bill would also require that at least 80 percent of House campaign receipts come from in-state contributions.
On the other end of the spectrum is a bill by Rep. John T. Doolittle (R-CA) with 54 cosponsors, which would eliminate all donation limits but has restrictive reporting requirements. Candidates would be required to report all donations during the final 90 days before an election and within 24 hours of receiving them.
The best-known bill, S. 25, is sponsored by Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Russell Feingold (D-WI). As in the 104th Congress, the GOP leadership has kept S. 25 from the Senate floor. While improving the system was a hallmark of the Republicans before they had a congressional majority, now many of them do not want any restrictive changes. The Democratic leadership, on the other hand, has attempted to force a vote on the bill.
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The Republicans' desire to streamline the FDA's regulatory process by speeding up the movement of new drugs, medical devices, and foods to the marketplace, was finally realized on September 24, 1997, when the Senate passed S. 830 by a vote of 98-2. The House had passed its version, H.R. 1411, on October 7, 1997, by a voice vote. President Clinton signed the legislation on November 11, 1997, as P.L. 105-115. The enactment of this legislation became possible when the Republicans attached the revisions to a five-year reauthorization of the widely approved Prescription Drug User Fee Act (P.L. 102-571) of 1992.
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The White House had requested $18.4 billion for this bill, and although the bill provided $141 million more than in 1997, it was 14 percent less than the White House had requested. One important aspect of the bill was transfer of the responsibility for civilian radioactive waste cleanup from the Department of Energy to the Army Corps of Engineers. The administration's request for funds for nuclear waste cleanup programs at Energy Department defense sites was funded at 9 percent less than requested. The administration also requested in excess of $1 billion to fund its environmental privatization program to revamp the way nuclear sites are cleaned up by utilizing fixed-price contracts to hold down costs. Congress appropriated only 20 percent of the White House request.
FY-1998 Funding Bill Signed
On November 26, 1997, President Clinton signed P.L. 105-119, which included funding for the Depart-ments of Com-merce, Justice, and State, as well as the Judiciary. This legislation had been stalled for months over such provisions as the use of sampling in the census process and legalization requirements for certain immigrants.
Several provisions of the bill are very important to the ABA. First and foremost is the provision of funding for the Legal Services Corporation in the amount of $283 million. The House Appropriations Committee slashed the proposed funding to $141 million but the full House, in a vote of 246-176, increased the amount to $250 million. The Senate had approved $300 million and a compromise resulted in the $283 million funding, the same amount as in fiscal year 1997.
The ABA had made LSC funding a legislative priority and the officers and members of the ABA, as well as state bar organizations, mounted a strong campaign to obtain adequate funding for the program. It was emphasized to Congress that the LSC had already suffered deep cuts in funding and the number of cases handled had dropped significantly.
In addition to continuing all the statutory requirements and restrictions of last year, some new provisions have been added. Certain public disclosure reporting requirements for litigation initiated by LSC grantees are imposed. Also, the LSC can terminate a grant if a grantee violates statutory or other restrictions.
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The judges themselves have not been silent, having filed a class action suit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on December 29, 1997, to restore the cost of living adjustments that were denied from 1993 to 1997. The judges contend that the non-payment violates the Ethics Reform Act of 1989 and the U.S. Constitution's guarantee that judicial salaries will not decrease while in office. The lawyer for the judges, Kevin M. Forde, has stated that if the COLAs had been granted annually since 1993, circuit judges would have earned about $9,000 more and district judges about $8,600 more.


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Back in October when the Nexus 4 was still more rumor than reality we had leaks from Carphone Warehouse that suggested the LG Nexus 4 would come in both black and white.
While the name of course proved to be correct we never actually saw that white model, until now. An anonymous tipster sent the image above to Phone Arena and while a clever photoshop job is always possible it certainly looks like the real deal with the now familiar glimmer showing towards the bottom of the image. The only noticeable difference (beyond being completely white of course) is the chrome ring around the camera lens replacing the black of the standard Nexus.
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So now that everyone got their Nexus 4 order in this morning is anyone going to cancel their order to hold out for this shiny new color option or will you learn from Ahab's mistakes and let this potential white whale go?
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*this is my fast way to install:
*this is my fast way to install:
apt-get install libnspr4-0d libmozjs0d
apt-get install libnspr4-0d libmozjs0d
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mediatomb/mediatomb_0.10.0-1etch1_arm.deb
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Revision as of 17:35, 18 December 2007
MediaTomb is an open source (GPL) UPnP MediaServer with a nice web user interface, it allows you to stream your digital media through your home network and listen to/watch it on a variety of UPnP compatible devices.
MediaTomb implements the UPnP MediaServer V 1.0 specification that can be found on http://www.upnp.org/.
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- user defined server layout based on extracted metadata (scriptable virtual containers)
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- sophisticated web UI with a tree view of the database and the file system, allowing to add/remove/edit/browse your media
- support for external URLs (create links to internet content and serve them via UPnP to your renderer)
- support for ContentDirectoryService container updates
- Active Items (experimental feature), allows execution of server side scripts upon HTTP GET requests to certain items
- highly flexible configuration, allowing you to control the behavior of various features of the server
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Although it's not a great idea to use Ipkg and apt on the same box Ipkg seems to keep most of it's files separate in /opt/bin. The above feed/method could only be used for a PowerPC linkstation.
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Paris Saint-Germain FC coach Carlo Ancelotti did not hide his excitement after the French side were paired with FC Barcelona in a mouth-watering UEFA Champions League quarter-final.
Given the panache with which the Catalan outfit dispatched Ancelotti's former club AC Milan on Tuesday to book their last-eight place the Italian would be forgiven a hint of trepidation; there was not a glimmer. "It's magnificent, we are delighted with the draw," he announced. "We know it will be very difficult, but this will be a great test for us.
Along with Real Madrid, they are competition favourites. They just have so many qualities – but we'll have our say."
The teams have met just three times in UEFA competition, Barcelona avenging their narrow 3-2 aggregate defeat in the 1994/95 European Champion Clubs' Cup quarter-finals with victory in the final of the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup two years later. Ronaldo scored the only goal in Rotterdam from the penalty spot. They also faced each other in a pre-season friendly last summer, Barcelona prevailing on penalties after a 2-2 draw, but Ancelotti underlines the obvious, saying "it will be different this time around".
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Zlatan Ibrahimović, who spent 2009/10 at the Camp Nou, is chief among them, yet was merely among several names Barcelona full-back Jordi Alba listed when asked about the Parisians' qualities. He added: "PSG are a complete side who are defensively strong and have quality attackers. We have learned so much from the last round [against Milan] and must correct our mistakes.
PSG are obviously very difficult opponents but the draw looks good to me."
That seems to sum up the sentiment in both camps, with PSG sporting director Leonardo concluding: "It is the most difficult draw against the best team in the competition. It won't be easy, but we are looking forward to it because Paris deserves to be part of what will be a celebration of football.
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Taking it all in: John Jay report offers us more than a simple explanation for sex abuse
Some non-Catholic blogs and news outlets have all really latched onto commentary (first offered by the Times, perhaps a reason the U.S. Bishops should have also pre-released the report to Catholic media) that the John Jay report (not "the Catholic Church," but a law school commissioned to do a 5-year study on the sex abuse crisis in the Catholic Church) blames the liberalization of culture in the 1960s and 70s for a rise in the number of reported sex abuse cases that took place during that time period.
Several of us here at U.S. Catholic are not convinced by this supposed cause of sex abuse during that time period and agree with criticisms against this analysis. But if we were, we also know it would do a great disservice to readers to latch onto this single reported finding. As Diane Knight, National Review Board Chair for the USCCB, said on last night's Politics Tonight on Chicago's CLTV, "It is a great oversimplification to suggest that the sexual revolution was the cause of this. What the study really says is that there are multiple factors..." (The program went so far as to poll viewers whether they agree with the report's findings, which had been summarized as blaming the sexual reolution of the 60s. Nevermind that the report is 300 pages and had been released mere hours before Politics Tonight aired. It's my job to read the report, and even nearly 24 hours after its release, I still haven't read the entire thing.)
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Erasure - «World Be Gone»
Title: «World Be Gone»
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Length: 39:12
Label: Mute
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Shark costume
Added Jan 13, 2013
by panifrau
Hamburg, Germany
Its a gift for the third birthday of my friends daughter. I find it always difficult to come up with gifts for children, especially if the birthday is shortly after Christmas and they already got everything. So how about a costume for the Kindergarten carnival party. Parents were asked before, they were not fond of princesses and fairies but liked the idea of an animal costume.
It's a Burda pattern January 2013. The fin and tail are interfaced and filled with old pillow stuffing. The smallest size in the original pattern was 110, but the birthday girl is only 98 so I've just omitted the rib knit cuffs. They can be aded later on as she grows. On the other hand it was so much fun that i will make her a new costume next year.
There is something else I've learned doing this project. Making fotos with a cell phone might be fast but the quality is crap. I hope to get some picks of the birthday girl wearing this.
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velveteen, zipper, stuffig. interfacing
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Jan 19, 2013, 05.01 AMby nouvellegamine
so cute! I love it!
Jan 15, 2013, 10.00 PMby barmaglot
so cute!
Jan 15, 2013, 01.43 PMby lucyl12
Very Cool. Well done.
Jan 14, 2013, 10.16 PMby wildcatspow
So cool!
Jan 14, 2013, 06.41 PMby mwelland
This is so cute!! And you've done a great job.
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Jan 15, 2013, 01.21 PMby panifrau
Thank you
Jan 14, 2013, 06.11 PMby stars
Awesome! This looks so cool. What a brilliant present idea. My niece and nephew are January babies and I always wonder what to make them.
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Jan 15, 2013, 02.23 PMby panifrau
Thank you. I'm glad you feel inspired. The January issue of burda has always a costume collection, the children costumes are always fun.
Jan 14, 2013, 03.45 PMby Mary Athey
Oh I love.this!! You did.a smashing job on this. I bet its fabulous on x
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July 21, Thursday, the day when The Ashes series 2005 began at Lord's. Quite clearly, the Aussies were the favourites. The records proved it - England hadn't beaten Australia at Lord's in the previous 75 years.
However, England had been on a high having won six successive test series. As expected, Ponting won the toss and decided to bat first. But, very soon were the Aussies were shaken by Steve Harmison's serious pace.
Some absolute snorters were bowled by this Durham lad and the same happened when Freddie Flintoff and Simon Jones began their spells, and their astounding bowling - as well as Harmison's second spell - ripped the Aussies apart.
It took just 40.2 overs for the Englishmen to bowl out the men from Down Under as Harmison finished with confounding figures of 5-43. Now was the turn of England to take guard, and they knew it well that whom they were going to face wasn't a man to be taken lightly.
When it comes to performing at Lord's, very few have done better than this guy. The man is Glenn McGrath. As soon as McGrath took the cherry in his hand, it wasn't long before he took his career's 500th wicket and in due course, a five wicket haul, to be exact, 5-7.
There was a positive to take for England, however, as Kevin Pietersen on debut made a gleaming half century as he took the English ship over 100 and the innings. It ultimately ended on 155 with the highest partnership being 58 between Geraint Jones and KP..
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