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In the current SSP release, 1.1.3 there is no support for a traditional user bootloader function- i.e. a function that helps load code into flash that is targeted for start-up execution. There are plans for such a function in a future SSP release however. When a public schedule is available, that date will be posted to this artcle.
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Vatican's pop culture guru Gianfranco Ravasi backpedals his tribute to rocker Lou Reed
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ROME (RNS) The Vatican's pop culture guru, Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, says his Twitter message paying homage to hard-partying rocker Lou Reed was meant to praise his music, not his drug-influenced lifestyle.
Ravasi, an Italian cardinal and the head of the Pontifical Council for Culture, reacted to Reed's death Monday (Oct. 28) with a tweet made up of some of the lyrics from "Perfect Day," Reed's 1972 cult classic. Given Reed's provocative lifestyle, the tweet shocked many Vatican watchers.
But Ravasi made it clear — with a tweet six hours later — that he did not condone drug references in the song, or Reed's lifestyle. That tweet warned, "Don't fool yourselves," before closing with another quote from the song (translated into Italian): "You're going to reap just what you sow."
Ravasi and Reed were nearly the same age, born seven months apart in 1942.
Ravasi, who was considered a leading candidate to become pope in the March conclave that selected Pope Francis, is no stranger to pop music-related controversy. In January, he expressed admiration for the music of another controversial rocker: Amy Winehouse, who died 18 months earlier from alcohol poisoning.
"To understand youth, I listen to Amy Winehouse," he told surprised observers at the time.
The message from Ravasi is not the first time Reed and the Vatican crossed paths: In 2000, Reed performed at a church jubilee celebration for an audience that included Pope John Paul II, earning negative reviews from religious media who weren't pleased with the songs he chose for the event, including "Perfect Day."


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Mr. Hammond: On a point of order, Mr. Conway. I appeal to you to use your influence with the channels available to you through the Chairmen's Panel to address an unfortunate quirk of the rules of order for debate in Standing Committee. Under the heading of a minor consequential Government amendment to a schedule, we will discuss in a single debate perhaps one of the most significant clauses in the entire Bill, which is some eight pages long and to which 28 amendments have been tabled. Frankly, I am not a great fan of modernisation and all its ramifications, but this is an issue that needs to be addressed. We need to change the procedure so that the Chairman has sufficient discretion to deal with the fact that it is clearly inappropriate and unhelpful to the scrutiny process to be required to discuss a major new clause and 28 amendments in a single debate that will involve long and complicated speeches and will be very difficult to follow.
The Chairman: I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for his point of order. Of course, Government amendment No. 200 is necessarily related to Government new clause 2, but I hear what he says and I shall ensure that his comments are drawn to the attention of the Leader of the House, so that they can
Column Number: 583be taken into account when the business managers decide how much time to allow for the Bill's consideration on Report.
Alan Johnson: This is an important new clause and an important group of amendments. We tabled the new clause last week because we wanted to ensure that the Committee had as much time as possible to consider it ahead of this debate. Its purpose was also explained in the report of the work and parents taskforce, which was published in November, and the Government's response to it. We are seeking to turn that response into legislation. As I have said, it is not in the Government's interest to inconvenience members of the Committee, or to try to bounce them into accepting last-minute amendments. We tabled the new clause as early as we could, and we also circulated an accompanying lengthy explanation, which I hope has proven helpful.
It makes sense to start with new clause 2 because it is the substantive provision in this group of amendments. It provides parents of young children with the new right to apply for flexible working, and deals with the procedure that employers must follow in considering such a request. I agree with the hon. Member for Runnymede and Weybridge that this is perhaps the most significant clause in the Bill, taking us as it does into a brave new world of uncharted territory. It forms part of a package of measures that are aimed at improving choice for working parents and enhancing business competitiveness. We have already discussed improvements in maternity leave provisions, and the introduction of paid paternity leave and adoption leave. The new proposals on flexible working will constitute an important step towards making parents' lives easier, while enabling them to retain their skills in the workplace. They are based on the existing and successful flexible working arrangements of leading businesses and organisations of all sizes, and are designed to make best practice on flexible working the norm.
The Government made it clear from the outset that we would amend the Bill to give legislative effect to the recommendations of the work and parents taskforce. As I have said, the taskforce reported its recommendations last November, after the Employment Bill was introduced in the House. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry said in her opening statement to the House that the Government would introduce such an amendment as soon as possible after the taskforce had reported, and that is precisely what we have done.
For the first time, the law will facilitate a dialogue between parents and their employers about working patterns that better meet parents' child care responsibilities and employers' needs. The new clause will help to remove the stresses that parents face in raising their children and in meeting their work responsibilities. It will ensure that about 3.8 million parents—2.1 million men, 1.5 million women with children aged under six, and 200,000 parents with disabled children up to the age of 18—are able to apply for new working arrangements. Flexible
Column Number: 584working was raised as a key issue during consultation surrounding the publication in December 2000 of the Government's Green Paper, ''Work and Parents: Competitiveness and Choice''. Parents repeatedly told the Government that the opportunity to arrive 15 minutes later for work, for example, thereby enabling them to drop their children off to a child carer, would significantly ease the pressures that they face, and help their participation in the labour market.
Last June, the Government therefore established the work and parents taskforce as an independent body to examine how to meet parents' desire for more flexible work patterns in a way that is compatible with business efficiency. The taskforce consisted of employers—large and small—and their representatives, and trade union and parents' representatives. One of the taskforce's key terms of reference was to build on best practice and design a light-touch legislative approach to giving parents of young children a right to make a request to work flexible hours, and to have that request considered seriously by the employer.
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The taskforce met to consider the issues over five months and wrote to more than 600 organisations and individuals who responded to the Green Paper consultation. Key questions also appeared on the taskforce website, and an advisory group helped the taskforce to explore and identify the merits of different options. The taskforce held discussions with the better regulation taskforce, the Small Business Council, the maternity review group, the Engineering Employers Federation, the Association of Convenience Stores and the Transport and General Workers Union to test emerging thinking on key issues.
The taskforce reported last November, and its recommendations represent a sound, workable approach that is acceptable to employers and employees alike. At the time, the CBI said:
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By reaching a consensus of opinion, the taskforce presented the Government with an opportunity to facilitate a genuine culture change in the workplace to the benefit of employers, parents and their children.
Mr. Hammond: The Minister is playing up the consensus that has been achieved, but he will also acknowledge that Mr. Bill Morris has described the measure as ''meaningless'' because it gives a right only to have a request considered rather than an absolute right to have it granted in the variation of working terms. The Minister will concede that although employers are broadly happy with the drafting of the Bill—issues have yet be raised—they are extremely fearful that on the evidence of past work the Bill has
Column Number: 585been drafted to be the thin edge of the wedge, which will provide a quick, obvious and easy route to placing a greater burden on employers and granting a more specific right. He might want to imply that he has satisfied everybody, but must recognise that, beneath the surface, great concern about the measure exists on both sides.
Alan Johnson: I do not say that we have pleased every individual, but the CBI and the TUC have voiced their support. Everybody involved in the sector from the Maternity Alliance, to Parents at Work to charities have utterly refuted the derogatory comments that have been made. I vehemently feel that we have found the right package. We began the process in 1999 by consulting individuals and employers on whether we should take a route that introduced the compulsory right to demand part-time working, or leave it totally to the spread of best practice. After full consultation and after listening, most importantly, to the views of individuals, we ended up with working parents telling us that the issue is about working more flexibly rather than simply part time; often the same number of hours are involved but in a different form. In particular, lower-paid workers said that working part time to allow them to look after their children, meant taking a cut in income that they could not afford. They said that the problem was not about the right to return after maternity leave, which formed part of our initial consultation stage three years ago, but about the problems of parents not only at childbirth, but during various stages, such as the important break point or transition period when a child starts school. They also said that it concerns not just mothers, but fathers.
I believe that we have introduced the measure in the best possible way, so that we will not wait a generation for a culture change. We recognise that the world of work is completely different from years ago, when companies large and small adopted working practices that they have not much looked at since. That was a world where, in general, women were not in the workplace and the culture was that men did not want to spend time with their children, but were happy to be at work while women were at home. That has changed completely. We now have more than 4 million working mothers, the highest level since records began in 1953. This is an elegant way of addressing that.
The organisations involved have backed us. One or two individuals might take different views, which is the nature of all issues. There will never be a unanimous point of view, but I certainly refute some of the hon. Gentleman's more lurid comments.
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Center For Seniors Seeks New Patients, Referrals For Day Program
"I tried to kill myself," said Kenny Williams candidly.
The 63-year-old had spent 19 years in jail on on a drug charge and had no idea how to acclimate himself back into society. To relax, he would go and sit in the publicly-accessible garden at Mission Creek Day Health at 930 4th St. (near Berry St.) and look at the birds.
Mission Creek Day Health is one of four centers run by Stepping Stone Health, an organization founded in 1983 that focuses on the needs of seniors and disabled adults. Now, the center is expanding its day program so that it can support more seniors in living an independent life.
Williams himself was first invited to join Mission Creek Day Health after he was approached by an employee at the garden. That small gesture turned out to be a lifeline for him.
"I was very isolated," Williams told Hoodline. "I stayed in my room and avoided people. I had a bad anxiety problem."
"This program is here to provide people the support they need so they can they remain as independent as possible and in their homes for as long as they can," said Mollie Tobias, Stepping Stone's executive director.
The day program includes two shifts: 7:30am–12:30pm and 12:30pm–5:30pm, and intake begins with an interview with a social work assistant to determine what kind of program each individual might want. Language services are also available in Chinese and Korean, and the assistant explains Medi-Cal, Veterans' Administration, and private options for payment. There's also an appointment scheduled for a visit to the center itself.
"Many don't realize how lonely they are," Tobias said. "They might want a physical therapist to be able to move without pain or to be able to put on socks in the morning. Many times we know more about the participants than their doctor does—we will inform the doctors."
She added that participants in the programs often have particular challenges. They may not be able to move around easily, have chronic illnesses, suffer from dementia, and may or may not have caregivers.
Even those without physical challenges may run into other issues. "Seniors and adults with disabilities [also] face isolation, sadness, and forgetfulness," Tobias said. "They are a population that have a difficult time advocating for themselves whether it is due to mobility, speech, or mental health diagnosis."
Stepping Stone's clients come from all walks of life and demographics in San Francisco, including folks from the city's African-American, Asian-American (including Chinese, Filipino, Korean and Vietnamese), Caucasian, Latinx and Russian communities.
One major benefit of the services and programs provided at Mission Creek Health Center and other Stepping Stone locations, which serve 350 people a year, is that they come at a fraction of the cost of nursing homes and are covered by Medi-Cal. "It reduces the cost at the city, state and federal levels," Tobias said. "Stepping Stone is part of a continuum of long-term care—many of our clients are close to the last stages of life."
She pointed out that when changes are made in government funding, it's seniors and adults who are often the first to be impacted.
"This population can't get a job," she said. "They are at a point in their life that they need the help of the community to live in the community verses living in a skilled nursing facility. Not only is it more comfortable for people to live at home, but it costs less for taxpayers."
At the four Stepping Stone locations, there are social workers who help families and caregivers. Activity coordinators keep the seniors engaged, with multiple events happening at the same time to provide variety.
To that end, Stepping Stone is looking for volunteers, particularly crafts teachers, performers, yoga practitioners and computer tutors.
For Williams, the support and friendship provided at Stepping Stone was critical. He credits the organization for "saving his life."
"I found out that I was missing out on life," he said. "I started coming and it's been a whole new world. I started meeting people and learning new things."
Williams took computer classes and learned how to navigate the internet. He began eating better because he now gets two meals a day, and takes part in exercise classes.
"I was very scared," he told us. "I'm not scared anymore."
For more information on Stepping Stone and its programs, visit their website at steppingstonehealth.org. For intake services, caregivers and family members can email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 415-974-6784.
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Beer Pioneers ComingJuly 31st, 2009 | Posted by Jay Brooks
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Someone HELP! The G-man has gone crazy…
well he was always crazy but now he is has gone proper mental, spouting gibberish about Aliens, and Red-Eye and so on…
Last we knew, he was on the phone to the legends at Red-Eye, before he disappeared for Stonehenge, and all that was left was a note with 4 words; abducted, independence, competition, aliens!
From this we naturally assumed he had gone rogue and had abducted some aliens, in order to train them for an aerial display at the Solstice, aiding him in his never ending quest to make EDiT its own independent nation… but then after some time to think we realised… he wouldn't go to Summer Solstice wearing his motorcycle helmet!
Needless to say the G-man returned few days later with a new bike, a set of Siamese chipmunks, some Amazed Pipes, some Raswell's and 10 aliens!
So we are going to resolve this the only way we know how… that's right… a COMPETITION!!!
We have hidden G-man's alien pals across the site, they will appear in a different place everyday for the next few days…
Your job, should you choose to accept it is to find those little alien b******s before they take over.
Only 1 will be live each day, and will be accompanied by a clue which will be found on EDiT's Social Media networks.
All you have to do to enter is this awesome competition is copy and paste the url of where the alien is hiding into an email and fire it off to firstname.lastname@example.com, it's that easy!
And for all your hard work, we will be selecting one lucky winner each day, who will win EITHER an Amazing A'maze'd Pipe or a Radical Raswell Pipe all supplied by the extremely generous guys at Red-Eye (maybe they felt bad about G-man going crazy :p).
The last day may even see a special giveaway of the Siamese chipmunks… or even a Red-Eye Rok-It Bong… how cool would that be?
The Aliens begin their assault of the EDiT website from the 23rd June (10:00 GMT), so ready the harpoons and the phazer guns "we gonna catch us some aliens!"
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text: February 13, 2017 Everyday Neutrals in Paris Rob and I went to Paris for the very first time three or four years ago—I can't remember exactly. We'd done a fair amount of traveling together and on our own, but surprisingly enough, neither of us had made it to the city of lights. And if I'm being honest, I didn't really care. I prided myself on visiting lesser known places and thought that people talked Paris up too much, so when we finally went, I didn't have the highest of hopes. I couldn't have been proven more wrong. You've probably heard people say it before, but Paris is truly one of the most beautiful cities that I've had the pleasure of visiting. The architecture alone is breath-taking, but when you pair it with the history, gorgeous parks, sidewalk cafes and lively atmosphere all around you, it's really unparalleled. After our first visit when I became entranced, I'd been dying to go back and was so excited when we added it as a final stop on our trip. Confession—the real reason we added Paris to the end was to go to the Bon Iver concert, but a few weeks before we left, he cancelled the entire European Tour—whomp whomp. I was bummed, but also not really because we were still going to Paris! On this particular day, it was cold. Like so damn cold, I could barely be bothered to take my jacket off for a photo, but this neutral look seemed so fitting for the city, especially during the winter, that I had to snap a few photos. Oh, and this cable knit sweater is almost sold out and would be perfect for the early spring months when it's still a bit chilly. CABLE KNIT SWEATERS Turn on your JavaScript to view content We visited most of the tourist things on our first trip, but we actually hadn't done much walking around the gardens by the Louvre or popped in to the Palais Royal to see those fun striped columns. Despite this easily being the coldest day of our trip, it was still pretty awesome. I mean, it is Paris after all! Have you visited Paris before? What are your feelings on the city? BTW, a peplum tee in Porto, and a pleated skirt in Lisbon. Details ▼ Sweater, also here and here | Skinny Jeans | Crescent Necklace, also here | Fedora | Scarf, similar here & here | Camel Coat, similar here | Leonard Sunglasses | Booties, similar here & here | Escapade Bag Turn on your JavaScript to view content


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Evelyn Hickman coordinates fundraising activities, tracking fund development opportunities and assisting team members with proposal submissions. Prior to Earth Economics, she worked at The Geneva Foundation, where she managed a large portfolio of federal grants. She also brings experience in advocacy and community organizing from her work with the Arizona State Board of Education and the Arizona teachers' union. A proud mother of two girls and a military spouse, Evelyn considers her position at Earth Economics the perfect fit for a dedicated environmentalist such as herself.


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Definition of Complicity
1. Noun. Guilt as an accomplice in a crime or offense.
Definition of Complicity
1. n. The state of being an accomplice; participation in guilt.
Definition of Complicity
1. Noun. The state of being complicit; involvement as a partner or accomplice, especially in a crime or other wrongdoing. ¹
2. Noun. (archaic) Complexity.''Oxford English Dictionary'', 2nd ed., 1989. ¹
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For the third consecutive month, the number of building permits issued in July for housing units in Connecticut was lower than for the corresponding month last year, leading some economists to say a modest recovery in the housing market has stopped dead in its tracks.
The 765 residential permits issued in the state last month was down 7 percent from the 823 issued in July of 1991, according to figures released Tuesday by the Department of Housing. Totals for May and June of 1992 also were lower than for those months in 1991.


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I have created this website to share the results of my work as a game programmer and to document the progress of the projects I'm working on.
Currently, I work as a professional game programmer at Ronimo Games where I'm part of the development team of Awesomenauts and Swords & Soldiers 2.
In my student years, I have designed and produced quite a few games. Noteworthy titles include Paper Cakes, an international student project which was nominated for best student game at the Independent Game Festival 2010. You may also know Swords & Soldiers, a wii-ware game I worked on during my internship at Ronimo Games. Check out the portfolio section if you want to know more!
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London - (Wapping Mess): The Polish Spoof Sun has hit the news stands in the UK with a full-color edition featuring dozens of Page Three stonking great big 36GG tits covered in the East European team's national colors.
"Czesc Polaku! Jeszcze Polska nie zginela poki my zyjemy!" the headline proclaims, citing the first line of the country's National Anthem which, translated roughly, says 'Poland hasn't lost yet so long as we're still alive!' - no doubt an inspiration to their many fans.
The Polish edition of the popular UK tabloid was launched today just as bookies were forced to suspend Euro 2008 betting following a suspicious £100 million betting surge on 66/1 outsiders Poland winning the contest.
The paper's editorial is trying to keep UK-based Poles' spirits up while a police investigation continues to freeze and sequester all bets placed on the rank ouitsiders beating Italy 3-0 at the final in Austria on June 29.
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"I had some eczema / dry spots on my eye lids that were pretty bad. I had been dealing with it for about 2 months. I tried hydrocortisone, creams, lotions, A&D ointment – and nothing worked. I used the Waxelene for the past 4 days, and it cleared up!!! I am so excited… lol. I can honestly say that I will be buying this product religiously for my skin care. Thank you again for introducing me to this great product."-K.B.
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"Waxelene is the best! I have been using Waxelene for a couple weeks now and it has made all the difference in the world! I use it on my face as a moisturizer and it does not only leave my face moisturized; but it also imparts a healthy dewy glow. I like it better than any moisturizer I have used before and I know I will be using it for years to come. Thanks for making such a great product."-D.T.
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"Why do I love Waxelene? Because it removes the caked on mascara under my eyes, it moisturizes my "chicken skin" arms, it is my night time face moisturizer, my lip balm. If you have skin on your body…you absolutely need this product."-Rebecca DeLawder Linn
"I first discovered Waxelene when I picked up a tube at the grocery store. When I got a bad sunburn on July 4th, I was frantically looking for something to soothe the burn. I applied Waxelene and it worked! I didn't even peel! Now I use it for everything from a makeup remover, lip moisturizer, on my cuticles, on my feet, the list is endless! I love you Waxelene!"-Kimberly Todd
"I LOVE Waxelene because it's amazing on my sons super sensitive skin!!! I give it to all new mothers, it's definitely a must have."-Jennifer Jensen
"This is my first time hearing about an alternative to petroleum jelly and I was excited when I got chosen to try it. I mostly use it on my lips and I can definitely feel and see an improvement to my lips which can be dry or cracked sometimes whenever I use lip product. I also tried it on my face where I have dry spots. There's improvement in those areas as well. Waxelene doesn't feel heavy or suffocating."-Jean C
"I really lovee Waxelene. First, I used it as a chapstick (me & the boyfriend had pretty chapped lips) and it worked amazingly. Then we used it on dry parts of our skin, once again, works amazing. I love everything about this product – very natural, very soft. Highly recommended!"-Marleebaby
"Waxelene is a great replacement for petroleum jelly. I used it to remove my makeup, on my child's diaper area, and to moisturize and it did the same job petroleum jelly does but better. When I smell it I can smell the Rosemary oil in it and I like that it doesn't have an un natural perfume smell. I definitely would recommend this product and will probably purchase it after I have gone through all the samples."-Marshall
"OMG I LOVE THIS! First of all I have very sensitive skin. I had no issues with this product. It isn't greasy, it has taken 10 years off my hands!!! The smell is a lightly wood (of some type. I just can't put my finger on this pleasant smell). It does take awhile to be completely absorbed into my hands (which isn't a bad thing since it isn't greasy)."-Lori T
"Waxelene is the perfect substitute for petroleum jelly. In fact I'd go so far as to say that it's superior to petroleum jelly. It has a pleasant mild scent, and actually absorbs into the skin without leaving a greasy layer like petroleum jelly tends to do. I use Waxelene regular!"-April J
"I absolutely love this product I was glad I could try it I was suffering from really chap lips starting 3 days before I got and I dont like others because they feel like greasy but this one went on smooth and helped heal my poor burning lips. I would recommend for sure – it works great. Gonna buy it again!"-Amber
"I absolutely love this for removing eye makeup residue after washing my face. I use a waterproof mascara and when I washed my face I would still have the black rings under my eyes from it. I would just dab a little bit of Waxelene on it making sure not to get any in my eyes. let it sit for about 30 seconds to a minute and it would all wipe right off. Didn't even have to rub hard. LOVE IT for this. Took it all right off. I also used it for lip balm and it did a great job!!! The only thing I didn't like is that it came out kind of clumpy but I assume that was from the type if sample package it was in. Great product."-Stacy F
"This is a very good product with a wide range of uses. Its light enough to wear on lips to prevent chapping and also good as a moisturizer for dry and cracking skin.I found it quite effective for my needs. I would recommend this product in place of regular Vaseline, Its light, wont clog your pores and has a great smell. Its worth purchasing since it has many uses."-Roshall F
"I received a sample of Waxelene from Swaggable. The first thing I noticed that it is made in the USA! Love that, and that it is all natural with only a handful of ingredients that I know and trust and as an animal advocate, proud to say this product is NOT tested on animals. I love that it is also herb infused with Rosemary. I am an avid home gardener, and used it on my hands after gardening. It glides on easily and it is clear. No greasy feel, and made my hands look and feel moisturized and well cared for. I also used it on my lips to prevent chapping. Again, went on effortlessly with no greasy film, and kept my lips soft and pampered. I would definitely recommend Waxelene to anyone that wants to use a chemical free beauty product!"-Kitty S
"This, first of all, smells so much better than petroleum jelly. The texture is very smooth and not oily at all. I would purchase this product over the jelly. I like that it is made in America too!"-Carrie M
"It's a great all natural alternative to petroleum jelly. It smells great and it's really useful on coarser textures for styling and moisturizing your hair without leaving your hair greasy. I can't wait to find more uses for Waxelene, I love it!"-Mikoairaya


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December 16, 2010
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Carol LaFleur
I do many volunteer and fundaraising things within my community. This time my project is a person Bobby who is a Special Olympic Minnesota Athlete as well as Ambassador for Minnesota Law Enforcements worlds Largest Truck convoy. Bobby was born with Mental Retardationa and Cerebal Palsy and the doctors wanted to put him in a home. He was bullied and teased as well as beat on by kids in school. Bobby became very depressed and overweight then he joined Special Olympics lost the weight and regained his self esteem. Bobby now volunteers and gives back on a regular basis. As well he has started college classes in hopes of becoming a Chef as he says showing even though he has a disability he has abilities. Bobby at one point weighed well over 268 pounds and now is 180 pds due to playing sports. He helps out at the food shelf as well as the local Teen Academy. Problem for Bobby is that it takes his car to get to school as well as his volunteering and right now his Transmission is bad as well as bald tires. He lives off a small amount from Social Security. For Bobby who does so much to help others even though he struggles himself. Let us all work together to help Bobby fix his car so he can continue to help others and make a difference.
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Peering is a hot topic amongst today's tech community with the global peering ecosystem sitting on the backbone of today's modern internet. There is a lot of attention and debate regarding the oversight and control of this ecosystem from industry players; bills are being passed that are shaping and affecting how we use the internet and conduct business. So who are the influencers? Where are the resources coming from to execute this legislation? Lastly, what are the implications for the peering community and the internet as we know it? Our panelists today will provide multiple perspectives of the peering community. They will discuss reasons to peer, the future of the network, the costs associated with peering, the disruptions within the peering ecosystem and how all of this will impact the future of the internet.
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text: Unite Criminal Justice Managers (UCJM) has its history in representing middle and senior managers in the Probation Service. Formed in 1980 as the Probation Managers' Association, it provides professional support and advice for members who hold management posts within the criminal justice system. It recognised the changes in legislation which brought in service providers from the private and voluntary sectors, and in December 2011 amended its constitution and changed its title in order to bring benefits of membership to managers in those sectors while continuing its provision of service to those within the National Probation Service. It has close links with the Ministry of Justice, the National Probation Directorate and the Probation Boards' Association. Its views are regularly sought throughout the criminal justice system and it is represented on a number of influential bodies. As an autonomous branch of Unite the union, UCJM has its own constitution and national executive committee. Contact with members is maintained through a network of regional representatives, and a news bulletin is published several times a year. The national executive provides a rapid response to member enquiries, and support in representing them on occasions when difficulties arise in the workplace. As a branch of Unite it is able to draw upon the expertise and resources of the largest trade union in the UK. UCJM affirms and promotes the crucial role of managers in the criminal justice system and their skills in effectively managing service delivery, innovation and change. Alongside these, it is also concerned to ensure that the management skills of its members are appropriately recognised, developed and protected in the often hostile work environment which demands constantly high standards of performance from finite resources. More information Transforming Rehabil... Briefing for Criminal Justice Managers in Unite on Transforming Rehabilitation. Find out more » Contacts UCJM contacts Find out more » why join? UCJM has a 100% success rate! Find out more » subscription rates Subscription rates Find out more » UCJM news Click here for the latest issue Find out more »


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Rotary International is the world's first service club organization. Rotary is a worldwide organization of more than 1.2 million business, professional, and community leaders who volunteer their time and talent to further the Rotary motto, Service Above Self. Members of Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
There are 33,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Clubs are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. As signified by the motto Service Above Self, Rotary's main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world.
Become a Member of the Rotary Club of Hamilton
Welcome! As a potential new member, you'll get a chance to become more involved in your community and to provide aid to other parts of the world through the opportunities that the Rotary Club of Hamilton and Rotary International offer.
Long-time Rotarians agree that involvement is key to getting the most out of membership. Volunteer to serve on a committee that meets your interests, be a greeter for weekly club meetings, or to join a service project team. These activities will help you get to know your fellow club members and better understand the work of Rotary.
If you'd like to become a member of Rotary or know someone that you feel would be a great representation of our club, please feel free to download the Application Form, fill it in and send back to our members committee, Heather Moroz, John Clinton,
Rotary Club of Hamilton…..Making a difference
In our Local and International Community……
Our Local Community
- Literacy & Nutrition programs in the Wever Community Hub
- Support "Out of the Cold Project"
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- Polio Eradication – Polio Plus Campaign
- The Salem India Literacy Project
- Shelterbox – Disaster Relief
- Ambassadorial Scholarships
- Youth Exchange Program
- Rotary World Peace Fellowships
"The extraordinary dedication of Rotary members has played a critical role in bringing polio to the brink of eradication," says Bill Gates, cochair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. "Eradicating polio will be one of the most significant public health accomplishments in history, and we are committed to helping reach that goal." -Bill Gates Founder Microsoft
The Rotary Club of Hamilton's first meeting was held in the Private Dining Room at Fong Young's Cafe 26 King William Street Hamilton on Thursday June 26th, 1913 at 1.10 p.m. in the afternoon. The Hamilton Club became the 3rd Rotary Club in Canada and the 82nd Club chartered by Rotary International. Today the Rotary Club of Hamilton meets at the prestigious Art Gallery of Hamilton. As Hamilton's oldest and largest club our vision is to "Engaging the Hamilton community to enable children and youth, locally and internationally, to reach their full potential"
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The great thing about Europe is that you can have a face that looks like a foot and it doesn't hurt to chances at bagging attractive women. That's probably why Sarah Jessica Parker got divorced. But anyway, this is Kim Clijsters, the Belgian tennis star with whom American Brian Lynch managed to close the deal. And you can see, Clijsters is really holding up the looks of this outfit. I look at that child and wonder if she was aware of her impending fate as that picture was taken.
Anyway, the men's final was finally settled last night after being postponed by rain,
and the vain in Spain surely appreciated their countryman Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro, who upset Roger Federer in a five-set thriller. Well, it wasn't really a thriller. It was tennis, after all. Anyway, Federer threw a bit of a tantrum during a changeover, and you can watch that bizarre lapse in decorum after the jump. So Federer's losing was probably the bigger story, but the aesthetically challenged family photo gets the banner image. That's just how we roll around here.


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Grilled Lobster With Orange Chipotle Vinaigrette
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- 8 live maine lobsters (1 1/2-pounds each)
- 3⁄4 teaspoon orange zest, finely grated
- 1 cup orange juice, fresh
- 1⁄4 cup white wine vinegar
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons chipotle peppers, to taste
- 2 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar, packed
- 1 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped
- basil sprig, garnish
- Bring a large kettle (at least 8-quart capacity) three fourths full of water to a boil for lobsters.
- In a blender blend zest, orange juice, vinegar, chipotles in adobo, salt, and sugar until chipotles are chopped fine.
- With motor running add oil in a slow stream.
- Vinaigrette may be prepared up to this point 3 days ahead and chilled, covered.
- Bring vinaigrette to room temperature before serving.
- In boiling water partially cook lobsters, 2 at a time, over high heat 3 minutes and transfer with tongs to a colander to drain and cool. (Make sure water returns to a full boil before adding each batch of lobsters.).
- When lobsters are cool enough to handle, remove tails and claws and discard bodies.
- With kitchen shears halve tails (including shells) lengthwise, cutting off swimmerets on underside of tails if desired.
- Lobsters may be prepared up to this point 1 day ahead and chilled, covered.
- Prepare grill.
- Grill claws, in batches if necessary, on a rack set 5 to 6 inches over glowing coals, turning occasionally, until liquid bubbles at open end, 5 to 7 minutes, and transfer to a platter.
- Stir basil leaves into vinaigrette and reserve 1 1/4 cup in a small pitcher.
- Brush meat in lobster tails with some vinaigrette.
- Grill tails, meat side down, in batches if necessary, 3 minutes.
- Turn tails meat side up, brushing with more vinaigrette, and grill until juices are bubbling and meat is plump and opaque, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Transfer tails to platter.
- Lobster may be grilled 2 hours ahead and cooled, uncovered, before chilling, covered.
- Serve lobster warm or chilled with reserved vinaigrette and garnish with basil sprigs.
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Port guide: Roatan, Honduras
Introducing Roatan
The largest of the Honduras Bay Islands, at about 40 miles long, Roatan is located just off the northern coast of Honduras and is trimmed with white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Bordered by the largest barrier reef in the Caribbean, the second largest in the world, Roatan is an underwater paradise with amazing scuba diving and snorkelling along its colourful coral reefs. It offers mild year round climate and ideal sea temperatures.
Both divers and snorkelers are spoiled with common sightings of whale sharks, mantas and dolphins while enjoying the bath like temperature of the clear waters where visibility commonly exceeds 100 feet.
Although there are more than 50 archaeological sites found throughout the Bay Islands, little is known about the very early inhabitants. After 1000A.D, many residential areas were created and these sites are all inland and about 15 metres above sea level, possibly to get away from the annoying sand flies. Most sites have has their belongings taken by fortune hunters but some artefacts can still be seen at the museum at Anthony's Key Resort in Sandy Bay.
With a very full history including English, French and Dutch pirates having settlements on the islands, and at one time even completely depopulating the islands, tourism is now a major part of the economy but the locals still use fishing as a large source of income. Since the late 1980's the island has become busier since visitors learned about the reefs, beaches and laid-back culture here. Many stay for a holiday at one of the resorts and cruise ships calls are constantly growing.
- Sitting alongside the world's second largest barrier reef, besides the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, Roatan is known around the world for its amazing underwater life
- A laid back and friendly island off the coast of Honduras where the pace is slower and exceptional beauty surrounds you with the water, beaches and coral reefs
- The local currency, the Honduran Lempira (HNL), was named in honour of the native leader and his face can be seen on the 1-Lempira bill and 50-cent coin
- In the interior of the island you may be lucky to spot the unique "Jesus Lizard", named for its ability to run on its hind feet-even over water surfaces
- Exploring Roatan
The main town of Coxen's Hole, where the ship tenders into, is the centre for politics and commerce and most visitors don't remain in the city but instead visit the nearby smaller towns since they are in such close proximity to each other.
The coastal beach area of West End is the main tourism hub on the island with many restaurants offering some of the best dining on Roatan as well as bars and is a place teeming with activity all day and during the night. The locals here are friendly and life moves at a slow pace where you can wander the streets or browsing the small shops.
Water sports are a major part of tourism here with scuba diving being one of the main industries; every large hotel on the island has its own dive centre to teach and rent gear for divers and snorkelers.
West Bay beach is a great place to snorkel, as it is an official marine park and is full of life, not to mention the white sand beach to relax on as well. If snorkelling or diving isn't your thing and you prefer to stay dry, a glass bottom boat allows you to enjoy the colourful underwater life as the boat glides across the water's surface.
- Getting around
Taxi's will be available in Coxen Bay by the tender pier but make sure to agree on a price before entering the taxi and check what currency he is quoting the fare in, US dollars or the local currency of Lempiras.
There is a water taxi that travels from West End to West Bay Beach that will cost about $1.25US.
Renting transportation is also possible with Captain Van's in West End for mountain bikes, scooters or vans. Caribbean Rent a Car is located near French Harbour and a car for the day will cost approximately $50US.
The public transportation of mini buses or vans run along the main road in Coxen's Hole, can be flagged down and charge a fare of about $1US on most routes.
There is a paved road that runs from the main town of Coxen hole to West End and east to French Harbour, then continues on unpaved to Paya Bay and Camp bay.
There are direct flights to Roatan from Houston and Miami in the U.S. When travelling from other cities around the world, most flights connect in Tegucigalpa on the mainland of Honduras.
- Beyond the port
The Bay Islands off the coast of Honduras all offer paradise like Utila and Guanaja. They are also home to beautiful white sand beaches and spectacular diving and snorkelling like Roatan, but are much smaller islands. Cayos Cochinos sits close to the mountainous mainland of Honduras and reachable by ferry from La Ceiba on the mainland and is a marine biological reserve.
Punta Gorda is the oldest permanent settlement in Roatan, and has a culture that has, for the most part, remained untouched since the 1700's. About 3000 black Caribs were stranded here after being deported in 1797 and although some moved on to other countries, many remained. The locals here in this sleepy seaside town are friendly and although there is snorkelling here, it is for strong swimmers only.
- Popular shore excursions
Cruise lines that visit here offer the following shore excursions. Please check with your cruise line to see if they offer them and remember some excursions may be seasonal only!
Scuba, snorkelling, underwater dream
If you are a certified scuba diver you will certainly not be disappointed diving at one of the many sites off the shores of Roatan. For uncertified divers, you could try a discover scuba lesson where an instructor will give you an orientation and take you underwater to experience the beauty of diving the coral reef. Snorkelling is also a great way to get up close to the pristine, colourful reef that is teeming with fish and animals.
Relaxing Kayak
Kayaking is another water sport great for people of most ages for a relaxed and informative paddle. An excellent way to enjoy the outdoors, you can paddle along the coast through the crystal clear eaters of the bays and admire the fish and reefs below and even catch sight of a turtle. Or do a mangrove kayak for an interesting experience in this unique ecosystem.
Iguana sanctuary
Roatan's Iguana farm is located near French Harbour and is home to over two thousand reptiles. After being hunted to near extinction, this farm is bringing the population back with its refuge and is an interesting excursion for visitors.
- Local cuisine
Although there is a mix of global cuisines to be found here, the Caribbean style of food includes plenty of seafood dishes such as Caribbean lobster, fresh fish and ceviche, a raw fish dish. A grilled lobster dinners can be found for as little as $10. Conch fritters are a local dish or try chicken cooked in coconut for a sweet yet savoury meal.
- Where you are docked
Your cruise ship will anchor off the capital of the bay islands, Coxen Hole. Named after the pirate John Coxen, this is the largest town and it is located on the south side of Roatan.
There is not much here as it is more for locals being the centre of commerce but you will find an ATM, a small shopping centre and a few restaurants. Most visitors usually head west to Sandy bay or West End or to the east to the town of French Harbour.
- Regional weather
Roatan experiences typically high temperatures throughout the year. There are two rainy seasons affecting Roatan, the first falls between June and July, and the second in the cooler winter months from October to February, it is advisable to take a jacket with you during both rainy seasons.


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State Corrections Department officials wouldn't provide details about the alleged misconduct, discovered last May at the prison outside the small eastern Oregon town of Umatilla. Nor would they discuss the demotion of the manager's supervisor.
If substantiated, the case would be the second time in recent years that Oregon prison officials have confronted corruption in the food services operation. The agency's former chief food buyer, Fred Monem, remains a fugitive after being accused in 2007 of taking more than $1 million in bribes from prison vendors.
The focus of the recent investigation is Mike W. Mathisen, 44, until recently the food services manager at Two Rivers. He managed the prison's central kitchen, overseeing about 100 inmates a day who worked to feed the prison population of 1,580.
Mathisen, with a $59,000 salary, was on paid leave from May until he resigned in late November after the agency finished an initial investigation. While working for the state, Mathisen had catering and food-packing businesses in Hermiston, and established two local farmers markets.
In an email exchange with The Oregonian, Mathisen said he didn't misuse state money or assets. He said he provided documents the Corrections Department wanted for its investigation but wouldn't elaborate.
"After five months of waiting for the investigation to be completed, I decided to resign and pursue other things," Mathisen said.
Corrections officials said that in late May, they alerted Oregon State Police to their investigation. Investigators gave state police their initial findings on Mathisen in late September, and the police forwarded them to Umatilla County District Attorney Dan Primus. State Police Lt. Gregg Hastings said the agency is awaiting Primus' decision on whether additional investigation is needed.
Primus wouldn't discuss the reports but confirmed this week that he is weighing criminal charges.
This week, prison officials forwarded to state police a second round of reports on Mathisen and separate reports on Martinez, who is not expected to face criminal charges.
Two years ago, Mathisen stepped into the state's political spotlight when conservative Republicans backed him in a bid to unseat state Rep. Bob Jenson, R-Pendleton. Mathisen lost the House primary after raising $31,500, including $2,500 from the Oregon Anti-Crime Alliance.
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Watch how to make this recipe.
Special equipment: 30 to 40 (6-inch) candy/lollipop sticks.
Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl over simmering water. Dip 1 candy/lollipop stick into the melted chocolate (this will help the brownie adhere better to the stick). With clean hands, or wearing rubber gloves, scoop out 1 heaping tablespoon of brownie. Mold the brownie onto the stick, making sure the brownie is somewhat secure. Carefully dip/paint each stick individually with melted chocolate with the help of a spoon, allowing some of the chocolate to get onto the stick. This will act as glue and keep the pop from falling apart when you bite into it. Dip into different toppings, as desired. Place onto a parchment-lined baking sheet.
Once all the pops are finished, place into the refrigerator for about 30 minutes to set.
Preheat your oven to 325 degrees F.
For your brownie batter, melt your butter in a medium (or large) heatproof bowl over a pot of simmering water.
While the butter is melting, whisk the cocoa powder, sea salt and sugar in a separate bowl. (The sugar and salt will work as abrasive agents to get any lumps out of the cocoa.) Whisk the cocoa/sugar/salt combo into the melted butter until the sugar has dissolved fully. The mixture should look like fudge and pull away from the bowl into a ball. Take off the stove and set the pan on a dishtowel on your counter. Allow the fudgy mixture to cool down until it's warm, but not hot anymore.
While that is cooling, line the bottom and sides of your 9 by 13-inch baking pan with parchment paper or foil. You want to leave about 4 inches of overhang on the 2 opposite sides. These serve as your handles to remove the brownies from the pan in 1 piece, so make sure that there is enough of the overhang for you to have a solid grip. Grease the parchment or foil well.
Stir in the vanilla into the cooled fudge mixture to loosen it up. Add the eggs into the mixture 1 at a time, adding the second egg after the first egg is fully incorporated. The batter should look shiny and well blended. Add in your flour and stir it until it's fully incorporated. Once it looks fully blended, beat the batter vigorously for at least 45 strokes. This'll not only get out any pent up stress, but it will make the brownies chewy. Fold in your chocolate chips. Spread the very thick and fudgy brownie batter evenly in the lined pan with an offset spatula or your greased hands.
Pop the brownies in the oven and bake until they get a nice crust and your house smells like brownies, 20 to 25 minutes. Let them cool completely on a rack or a dishtowel on your counter.
Try to get someone to help dip the brownies into the chocolate while you are molding. The heat from your hands helps the brownies stick better to the pop and is better to dip quickly, rather than the brownie drying out and falling apart in the chocolate.
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Strings Attached: An Evening Of Jazz Guitar Featuring Ben Monder
Monday, January 29
"Jazz guitar is alive and well in New York City, thanks to 'Strings Attached' — don't miss them!" —Jon Herington, Steely Dan
Strings Attached features four of New York City's premier six-string jazz masters on a single stag—Paul Bollenback, Vic Juris, Vinny Valentino, and Mark Whitfield. Strings Attached features four of New York City's premier six-string jazz masters on a single stag—Jack Wilkins, Vic Juris, Ron Affif, and Mark Whitfield. They join forces as Strings Attached for a uniquely spectacular show with special guest Ben Monder..
Wilkins has been on the International jazz scene since the early 1970's. His flawless technique and imaginative chordal approach have inspired collaborations with Chet Baker, Sarah Vaughan, Bob Brookmeyer, and Buddy Rich among many others.


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The Elizabethtown Fair is one of 109 Pennsylvania State Fairs.
We offer animal, agricultural, competitive and commercial exhibits. We have a free petting zoo, free nightly entertainment, contests for all ages, rides and lots of great food!
Each August the Elizabethtown Fair provides an opportunity for the showcasing of agriculture in Lancaster County and surrounding counties. Many local civic organizations and church groups use the Fair as their principal fund raiser for the year. It is also an opportunity for local businesses and organizations to promote themselves.
The Elizabethtown Fair Board and Committee would like to thank all those who help make the Fair a success. First of all, without our partners, the Elizabethtown Area School District and the Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, the Elizabethtown Fair would not be possible at the present site. We would also like to thank all our exhibitors, vendors, sponsors and those who support our auctions. Thank you also to all our volunteers and those who attend - without you the Fair would not exist!
The exhibitor information and tentative schedule for 2018 are now available here. Please note that livestock entries and some contests have deadlines prior to the Fair.
The Elizabethtown Fair Ag Complex has experienced exponential growth in livestock exhibits within the past few years. It is our wish as a community organization to encourage the agricultural growth in our youth. The swine barn is one of the last buildings to be renovated and it is in dire need of new pig pens. Click here to learn more.
- August 1st: Deadline for Livestock and Group Exhibit entries
- August 17th: Deadline for Talent Show Entries
- August 18th: Deadline for Baby and Pet Photo Entries
- August 19th: New day and times for Pet Show and Rabbit Show
- August 20th: Competitive Exhibit entries received 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
No Weapons - The Elizabethtown Fair Board wishes to remind the general public attending that the Fair takes place on Elizabethtown Area School District property. Therefore, weapons such as guns, knives, or any other instrument capable of inflicting serious bodily injury is prohibited on the fairgrounds, and the surrounding school property, in accordance with PA Crimes Code, Section 912 titled: Possession of weapon on school property.
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The Americans just arrived at the Hamlet, when they ran into a full British Reconnaissance en force! ... I heard that before, hm.
The Deployment was a bit tricky for Paul. Albeit he had nearly double the units I had, but just half the quality.
He had to deploy first and then I could re-deploy with all my six units, 3 of them Elites. And I could get 2 near to his front as "Scouts", aaand I could get one unit in his "flank" as an 'Enfilade' – Reconnaissance en force!
Paul tried to circumvent this half-way-ish by deploying all the way on the longer edge. That way I wouldn't get a real attack to his side but just a unit which can be 12" in front of his deployment line, a third "scouting" unit so to speak, all I wanted.
The real problem for Paul was that I had aaalso the 1st turn. I would hit hard, and I did.
Also Paul had delayed my Grenadiers and I had delayed his French for two turns.
Also Paul had delayed my Grenadiers and I had delayed his French for two turns.
Matt, Pauls dice throwing muse, decided as his Brigadier in his absence that the French will come in at the flank where I concentrated the attack... hmmm. thank you.
On the other side, I had Richard guarding my centre or simple the rest of my oblique order, while he decided to attack the oncoming riflemen and natives and press forward with my only cannon - ouch!
All in all an hell of a terrific battle (yes, with Black Powder, hört, hört!)
The only downside was that my American red "Waistcoats" got their bayonets bent (probably Paul got scared and got a fit and they fell while deploying...)
|End of Deployment
|The Natives and the Riflemen "visiting" a farm ...
|The American Brigadier tries to dislodge disorder markers by voodoo
|The British attack
|The Riflemen run followed by Natives
|The American centre
|The view of the British gunners and unsanctioned manoeuvers
|Cramped conditions in the American camp
|The American Continentals watch with horror the British onslaught
|The moment we stopped ...
P.P.S. Richards Brigade had one casualty ... (I forgot on the map)


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Brian Regan describes a successful speed-reading class, wonders how to fire a planet, laments his poor grasp of Spanish and explains how to gauge a mule's sense of humor.
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|My 6x6 shrub has white web patches all over it. Is it whitefly? the plant is an Arborvitae or juniper.
|Whiteflies do not leave webbing, so that's not the problem. Small spiders love arborvitae and junipers so that might be what's causing the webbing, or your plants might have a population of spider mites. These tiny little insects leave webbing and especially like living in junipers and arborvitaes. Your best defense is to spray your plants off with a strong stream of water. Do this periodically and you'll keep those web weaving pests at bay. Be sure to direct the spray into the centers of the plants to dislodge the pests hiding in the dry and dusty branches where rain doesn't reach.


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Kent McMillan`s championship kneeboard routine was built in layers. Grace and precision were the last layers added. Peel them away, and the framework of his success is revealed.
The first layer was paid for with pain. Wake flips began as face flops.
The second layer was mixed with frustration. Reverse rolls seemed impossible to master.
The third layer was colored with perseverence. It bridged the gap to the final layers.
McMillan`s finished product was the nation`s best kneeboard routine this year. The Lighthouse Point resident, who built his routine on Lake Ida in Delray Beach, won the Men`s I Division in the International Kneeboard Association national championship in Charlotte, N.C, in August.
``I couldn`t believe it,`` McMillan said. ``It didn`t sink in until a day later. But that`s what I was going for. That`s what I put in many, many hours for.``
McMillan, 23, is in his second year of competitive kneeboarding. It is a relatively new sport, similar to water skiing. McMillan finished sixth in last year`s national championship.
``I think people were surprised I won,`` McMillan said, ``even though they knew I`d been practicing hard and I was placing in the top three in more and more tournaments.``
McMillan beat out the defending national champion, Ted Bevelacqua of West Palm Beach, in this year`s championship. It was a friendly fight to the finish.
``There are about six kneeboarders who are tops,`` McMillan said. ``They`re mostly from Florida, and there really isn`t one guy that stands out except for Ted.


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Early Buzz: First Test Screening Review of 'Skyfall'?; Venice Reactions to Terrence Malick's 'To the Wonder'
Posted on Tuesday, September 4th, 2012 by Angie Han
With Labor Day weekend marking the end of the summer movie season — actually, make that the traditional end of summer, period — it's time to look ahead at the fall and winter offerings on the horizon.
We've got early buzz on two very different entertainments coming up, Terrence Malick's To the Wonder and Sam Mendes' Skyfall. The former made its debut at Venice this past weekend to divided audiences, while the latter has apparently begun test screenings in London. Read more after the jump.


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Archive for November 2010
Control the idiots
Life advice from Jonathan Nolan's short story Memento Mori, the inspiration for the film:
They were right. Lists are the only way out of this mess.
Here's the truth: People, even regular people, are never just any one person with one set of attributes. It's not that simple. We're all at the mercy of the limbic system, clouds of electricity drifting through the brain. Every man is broken into twenty-four-hour fractions, and then again within those twenty-four hours. It's a daily pantomime, one man yielding control to the next: a backstage crowded with old hacks clamoring for their turn in the spotlight. Every week, every day. The angry man hands the baton over to the sulking man, and in turn to the sex addict, the introvert, the conversationalist. Every man is a mob, a chain gang of idiots.
This is the tragedy of life. Because for a few minutes of every day, every man becomes a genius. Moments of clarity, insight, whatever you want to call them. The clouds part, the planets get in a neat little line, and everything becomes obvious. I should quit smoking, maybe, or here's how I could make a fast million, or such and such is the key to eternal happiness. That's the miserable truth. For a few moments, the secrets of the universe are opened to us. Life is a cheap parlor trick.
But then the genius, the savant, has to hand over the controls to the next guy down the pike, most likely the guy who just wants to eat potato chips, and insight and brilliance and salvation are all entrusted to a moron or a hedonist or a narcoleptic.
The only way out of this mess, of course, is to take steps to ensure that you control the idiots that you become. To take your chain gang, hand in hand, and lead them. The best way to do this is with a list.
It's like a letter you write to yourself. A master plan, drafted by the guy who can see the light, made with steps simple enough for the rest of the idiots to understand. Follow steps one through one hundred. Repeat as necessary.
Your problem is a little more acute, maybe, but fundamentally the same thing.
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Photo by Johan Opperman, taken at Orpen Dam, Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Vishnu did not arrive in person, but the rest of the herd came and rescued the baby elephant.
Update [2012-08-31]: Found another version apparently at "the Luangwa River in the South Luangwa National Park" in Zambia, via here and here, etc. (Couldn't get the above photo to not appear in this gallery; ignore that one.)
Chewed-over rice
More from the "everything-that-can-be-said-has-already-been-said" department. Kumārajīva (344–413 CE), who was translating Buddhist philosophical works from Sanskrit to Chinese, writes:
Once Sanskrit is converted into Chinese, the subtle nuances are lost. Though the general meaning gets across, there is no way to bridge the gap in genre and style. It is like feeding another person with chewed-over rice. Not only is the flavour lost, it will cause the other person to vomit.


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Bugbear is expanding!
Bugbear is preparing multiple projects for release in the digital space, including the mobile/tablet markets. Next generation consoles are also on the radar. We'd love to have you aboard!
All positions are open for both our headquarters in Helsinki and the new Tampere office, due to open in 2012.
We want you to be passionate about games and have a desire to be part of a team bringing world-class entertainment to gamers everywhere.
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- An exciting and challenging position in an ambitious team
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