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Australia's monopoly wheat exporter AWB Ltd announced plans yesterday to restructure because of its kickbacks to Iraq's former dictatorship, but Australian Prime Minister John Howard suggested wheat farmers would still negotiate exports with a single voice.
AWB said it planned to split into two companies as part of its response to an inquiry commissioned by the government that reported this week the company deceived the UN and Australian government by paying over US$220 million in kickbacks to Saddam Hussein's regime between 1999 and 2003 to secure lucrative wheat contracts under the UN's discredited oil-for-food scheme.
In the inquiry report former judge Terence Cole recommended a range of charges against former executives.
AWB chairman Brendan Stewart expressed AWB's "deep regret" for the way it conducted its business under the humanitarian program.
"Our reputation has been shattered by the events of the past year," Stewart told reporters in the company's hometown of Melbourne, referring to damning revelations of corruption that came from public hearings that began in January.
"At the end of the day, the board ultimately accepts responsibility for what happened and is committed to making significant changes to make sure that it never happens again," he added.
Stewart said AWB already had a new management team and was conducting reviews of the company's governance structures and its international marketing activities.
He said he would step down after AWB split its monopoly wheat exporting business away from its other operations "to ensure improved governance, culture and operating performance."
But Howard said the government could move further to reform the wheat trade system.
He suggested Australia was likely to hang on to its monopoly export market, enshrined by law, which competitors -- including the US -- argue give Australian farmers an unfair price advantage. But he has not guaranteed AWB will maintain control over that monopoly.
Australia's so-called single desk wheat export policy is seen as a bargaining chip for Australia in its negotiations with the US to reduce farm subsidies and with Europe to lower tariffs.
"A unilateral move totally away from the present situation without something being given in return would be foolish," Howard told reporters in Canberra, referring to the export monopoly.
Howard said he would discuss with his ministers what should replace the existing export system and would reveal the Cabinet's decision on Tuesday.
"Any changed arrangements have to be ones that work and have wide acceptability among Australian wheat growers," Howard said.
Australian grain growers and lawmakers are bitterly divided about whether the 70-year-old monopoly export system should be maintained.
A consortium of grain handlers -- ABB, CBH and GrainCorp -- was allowed to break the monopoly and supply 350,000 tons of wheat worth A$90 million (US$69 million) to Iraq in May because AWB is now banned from that market due to the scandal.
AWB is also under pressure from US wheat farmers who are planning to sue the company in the US Federal Court under the Racketeer Influence and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), usually reserved for organized crime.
"The AWB was involved in a criminal enterprise -- ie, paying money to the Hussein government in order to have ... an almost exclusive right to sell wheat to them through the UN program and that is a violation of the United States RICO law," Washington-based lawyer Palmer Foret told Australian Broadcasting Corp radio.


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Statistics Canada will release the latest job numbers from the labour force survey for February.
The agency will also divulge whether Canada's international merchandise trade figures for January show a surplus or a deficit.
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We all have at least one enemy we'd love to see crawl on their knees to beg for our help, only for us to say no and laugh at their misery.
Some of the most powerful people in the world have found themselves in this exact situation ... and when the time came to tell off their rivals, they instead turned around and said, "Sure thing, buddy, let me help you with that."
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I gave Ava a feather duster to play with.
Actually, she ended up helping me load the washing machine too.
Just imagine the possibilities when she can manage the broom and dustpan on her own! I'm kidding (sort of), but I'm really glad she's eager to "help" and figure out how things work, including the running of a household. And I mean that in a very gender-neutral way. Every kid, male or female, should know how to manage household tasks like dishes, laundry, and cleaning the bathroom (hello, most guys), , whether they live alone or not.
J. and I both recall being taught at a very early age how to wash clothes, iron, and do general household cleanup that would be necessary when we got out into the world on our own. J. says his mom taught him to iron and do laundry at age 7, and to this day I am grateful she did because I've never had to iron his clothes, do his laundry, or as I've heard some friends relate, ever found him sitting on the edge of the bed in his underwear, unable to get dressed because a particular item of clothing he'd planned to wear was in the dirty clothes basket or wrinkled. Wow, talk about man child.
I remember meeting and feeling sorry for people at college who showed up with impressive SAT scores but no understanding of how to wash their own clothes or pick up after themselves, leaving a mess in their wake, both in the dining hall and in the dorms. First off, how rude for those around them. These were often the one instigating food fights or leaving tables filled with overflowing, food and napkin-strewn tray messes for the dining staff to clear. Anyone who's ever cleaned up after themselves or others is less likely to create that kind of work for others. Needless to say, when it came time to choose roommates for the coming year, the mess makers often found themselves matched up with similarly slovenly classmates - the only ones willing to put up the mess.
If we are blessed with a son some day, I will play these same "cleaning" games with him because as I was reminded once, I'm not just raising a child, I'm raising someone's future spouse or partner and they should be able and willing to share the household task load, whether they work in the home or out of it. After all, those clothes and dishes aren't going to wash themselves. To read about the resentment that can pile up when dads don't share the load, read author Martha Brockenbrough's piece Mad At Dad on Parenting.com or the NYTimes summary article here. Now I'm off to find a tiny set of rubber dish gloves.


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SAP GRC (Governance Risk Compliance)
Definition or Meaning- What is SAP GRC?
Full form or SAP GRC stands for (Governance Risk Compliance), Every company needs to manage its governance requirements and has to comply with certain regulations. It is important to manage these risks in order to prevent organizational processes from collapsing. Though there were different ways of approaching these areas in the past, the SAP GRC software has made the act much easier, reliable and faster in contemporary times.
This software helps an organization have systematic and organized methods for managing its GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) related strategies.
The GRC software from SAP allows a company to integrate IT operations that are subject to various regulations, and manage them efficiently. The risk and compliance activities related to these operations can be integrated in different stages such as strategy, planning and execution. It also helps in embedding financial and operational controls in a well-organized manner in the existing business processes and automates all the GRC programs, such as managing risks and compliance reporting.
The implementation of SAP GRC software is not restricted to just the IT department but can be included for business, compliance, auditing and security as well. This software combines all the applications that are needed to manage the core functions of GRC into one integrated package. This makes it possible for administrators to use just a single framework for monitoring and regulating the procedures. In addition, the necessity of having separate storage areas is eliminated. The complexity of governance processes is greatly reduced and multiple installations help in reducing allied costs along with other risk factors. As GRC ensures that all risks and opportunities are well-balanced, the system leads to an enhancement in the overall performance - and in many more ways than one.
After the implementation of this software, the dashboard and various analytical tools allow administrators to identify the company areas that are exposed to risk, provide audit information, and keep a check on the progress of organizational processes and goals. The task of measuring required details also becomes simple as the elements of risk management and data retention are converted into measurable metrics. Likewise, governance is considered as an objectively measurable commodity.
How can GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) Help?
Under mentioned are important tasks that can be accomplished through GRC:
- Reductions in the cost of risk, compliance and numerous audit programs.
- Workflow, surveys and assessments that are a part of different processes can be automated. This automation simplifies various stages of work in an organization.
- Multiple compliance programs can be tested and their results are always reliable. The controls required for the same can be shared easily within the concerned team.
- Regulatory and corporate policies can be easily embedded into the global trade processes.
- All the opportunities and risks within the financial, operational and the legal departments can be identified and balanced, as and when required.
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Denise Anderson joined the faculty in 2013 as a full-time professor in the Robert Busch School of Design (RBSD) after teaching as an adjunct instructor in the department for fifteen years. Denise is the senior portfolio coordinator for the graphic design program and teaches courses related to graphic design, branding and identity design.
As a graphic designer, brand strategist and entrepreneur, Denise brings to the classroom over two decades of experience creating branding strategies and corporate identities for global financial services firms and start-up companies at the award-winning creative firm she founded, DesignDMA. Prior to DesignDMA, Denise was the former Director of Marketing Services at Pershing, a BNY Mellon company.
Denise is driven by a love for learning and a passion to mentor and develop creative leaders. In May 2014, in association with the Art Directors Club of New Jersey (ADCNJ), Denise created and chaired Designsters, a statewide portfolio presentation program, scholarship award and networking event for emerging design students. In Fall 2014, Denise's paper, Graphic Design and Entrepreneurialism: The Rise of the Design Entrepreneur, will be published in an international peer reviewed scientific journal, Diseño y Creatividad, for King Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain. Additionally, Denise was selected to co-chair the May 2015 national conference for the University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Education Summit at South Dakota's State University, an organization for professionals involved in the creation of visual communications for educational institutions.
Denise is the former President of the ADCNJ (1998-2000) and now serves as a Board member. She is a member of the American Institute of Graphic Artists (AIGA) and the Design Management Institute (DMI). In 2000, Denise designed two trade publications, Creative Jolt and Creative Jolt Inspirations (Northlight Publications), which she also co-authored with Robin Landa and Rose Gonnella. Additionally, she has published numerous articles on how design and creativity promote strategic value within organizations. Denise holds a B.F.A. in Visual Communications from Kean University, and a M.P.S. in Design Management from Pratt Institute where she studied how to bridge the disciplines between design and business management.
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Shakespeare and Verdi in the Theater
Verdi adored Shakespeare. Besides the three operas he took from him—Macbeth, Otello, and Falstaff—he considered (though briefly) doing a Tempest or Hamlet or Romeo and Juliet. He considered for a very long time, and came near to creating, an opera from his favorite play, King Lear.1 He did not take lightly the duty of being true to Shakespeare. When he read the score of Ambroise Thomas's Hamlet, he said of the librettists, "Poor Shakespeare! How they have mistreated him!" He did not mean to mistreat the great dramatist himself.
Hundreds of operas were derived from Shakespeare's plays—even more than from the works of Schiller, Goethe, or Walter Scott. Phyllis Hartnoll and her collaborators in Shakespeare in Music counted over 180 Shakespeare operas, but admitted they were missing some.2 The editors of The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare claim the number is closer to three hundred.3 Most of the Shakespeare operas in nineteenth-century Italy, France, and Germany were taken from the plays indirectly, from parallel sources, or from poor translations. Rossini's Otello (1816), for instance, was based on a French adaptation of Shakespeare's own Italian source, Cinthio's Hecatommitthi. Bellini's I Capuleti ed i Montecchi (1830) came from a play by Luigi Scevola.4 Verdi was the first Italian composer who worked hard to get back to Shakespeare's authentic text.
Verdi could not read English—though his wife, who helped him, could—but he carefully compared the latest and best recent translations (some made by his friends or acquaintances).5 He had not been to England when he composed Macbeth, but he had acquired, from friends like Andrea Maffei, solid information on the way Macbeth was staged in the country of its origin. For Macbeth, he cut the play down to opera size himself, creating a prose synopsis for his librettist, Francesco Maria Piave, to versify. He was dissatisfied with Piave's work, correcting it, adding suggestions, above all trimming it. He wanted no wasted words. He insisted to Piave, Poche parole! Poche parole! Poche parole! (Few words! Few words! Few words!) Finally, in his exasperation with Piave, he had his scholar friend Andrea Maffei, an expert translator, correct portions of the libretto.
Verdi worked himself so deeply into Shakespeare's mind that in revising Macbeth for a Paris premiere, he took the gem of this performance—Lady Macbeth's aria "La luce langue"—directly from Shakespeare, in collaboration with his wife: "Verdi himself actually wrote the text for this aria—not only the detailed prose version he first sent to [his librettist] Piave on December 15, but the verses themselves, to which the librettist made only a few minor changes."
Most of the many operas made from Shakespeare's plays are failures. Loose adaptations have been more successful—overtures, fantasias (like Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet), incidental music (like Mendelssohn's for A…
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There are a number of ways to do dependency injection in Scala without adding a framework. The cake pattern is probably the most popular approach and is used in the Scala compiler itself. Using implicit parameters is less popular and is used in the Scala concurrency libraries.
An approach that doesn't get as much mention in the blogosphere but gets much love from those who have tried it is dependency injection via the Reader Monad.
To illustrate the differences between the Reader Monad approach and the more
popular approaches, let's look at examples of using each to solve the same
dependency problem. These examples will all be injecting a dependency for
User objects from a repository:
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The Cake Pattern
In the cake pattern we represent the dependency as a component trait. We put the thing that is depended on into the trait along with an abstract method to return an instance.
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Then we declare the dependency in abstract classes using self-type declarations.
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We extend the component trait to provide concrete implementations.
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Finally we can create an instance of our class with the dependency by mixing in a concrete implementation.
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For testing we can create a test instance of our class and mix in a mock implementation.
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The cake pattern works really well but tends to require a lot of boilerplate. Another approach is to add implicit parameters to the methods that require the dependency.
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This is a lot less code and has the advantage of allowing us to substitute a
UserRepository at any point either by defining our own implicit
value or by passing it as an explicit argument.
A downside of this approach is that it clutters up the method signatures. Every
method that depends on a
UserRepository (
userEmail and
userInfo in this
example) has to declare that implicit parameter.
The Reader Monad
In Scala, a unary function (a function with one parameter) is an object of type
Function1. For example, we can define a function
triple that takes an
and triples it:
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The type of
triple is
Int => Int, which is just a fancy way of saying
Function1[Int, Int].
Function1 lets us create new functions from existing ones using
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andThen method combines two unary functions into a third function that
applies the first function, then applies the second function to the result.
The parameter type of the second function has to match the result type of the
first function, but the result type of the second function can be anything:
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The type of
f here is
Int => String. Using
andThen we can change the
result type as much as we want but the parameter type is always the same as in
the initial function.
The Reader Monad is a monad defined for unary functions, using
andThen as the
map operation. A Reader, then, is just a
Function1. We can wrap the
function in a
scalaz.Reader to get the
map and
flatMap methods:
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map and
flatMap methods let us use
for comprehensions to define new
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If the above example looks strange, remember that it's just a fancy way of writing:
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Dependency Injection with the Reader Monad
To use the Reader Monad for dependency injection we just need to define
functions with a
UserRepository parameter. We can wrap each of these
functions in a
scalaz.Reader to get the full monady goodness.
We define a "primitive" Reader for each operation defined in the
UserRepository trait:
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Note that these primitives return
Reader[UserRepository, User] and not
User. It's a decorated
UserRepository => User that you can use with
comprehensions. It's a function that will eventually return a
User when
given a
UserRepository. The actual injection of the dependency is deferred.
We can now define all the other operations (as Readers) in terms of the primitive Readers:
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Because these methods use
map and
flatMap on the primitives (
comprehensions use
map and
flatMap), the methods return new higher-level
Readers. The
userEmail method in this example returns
Reader[UserRepository, String]. All of the higher-level methods dealing with
users return higher-level Readers built directly or indirectly from the
Unlike in the implicits example, we don't have
UserRepository anywhere in
the signatures of
userEmail and
userInfo. We don't have to mention
UserRepository anywhere other than our primitives. If we gain additional
dependencies we can encapsulate them all in a single
Config object and we
only have to change the primitives.
For example, say we needed to add a mail service:
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We would only have to change our primitives to take
Config instead of
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UserInfo object doesn't need to change. This may seem like a small win in
this example but it's a huge win in a large application that has many times
more higher-level Readers than primitives.
Injecting the dependency
So where does the actual
UserRepository get injected? All of these methods
return Readers that can get
User-related stuff out of a
UserRepository. The
actual dependency injection keeps getting deferred up to higher layers.
At some point we need to
apply one of these Readers to a concrete
UserRepository to actually get the stuff. Normally this would be at the outer
edges of our application. In the case of a web application, this would be the
controller actions.
Assuming we have a concrete implementation of
UserRepository as an object
UserRepositoryImpl, we might define a controller like this:
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object Application uses the default concrete implementation, and we can
instantiate a test version using the
class Application with a mock repository
for testing. In this example we've also defined a convenience method
run that
injects the
UserRepository into a Reader and converts the result to JSON.
But I can't choose!
There's no rule that says we have to use just one dependency injection strategy. Why not use the Reader Monad throughout our application's core, and the cake pattern at the outer edge?
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The Cape Brewing Company is a relatively new craft producer based in the Paarl region of South Africa. They began in 2012 with brewer Wolfgang Koedel at the helm. The founders include winemaker and entrepreneur Charles Back, along with Henrik Dunge and Andy Kung. The beers, which I tried at a bar in Franschhoek, are pretty solid, with the Amber Weiss the star (there's also a note on this from bottle).
Fresh and tangy, lots of flavour, nicely bitter. Crisp. 7
Sweet malty base. Full flavoured with nice texture and a sweet core. 6
Krystal Weiss
Very fresh and tangy with herbs, spice and lemon. Bitter finish. 7.5
Amber Weiss
Tangy and herby with nice bitter spicy notes, and some sweetness on the finish. Very spicy. 7.5
India Pale Ale
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Cape Brewing Co Amber Weiss
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Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has decided to conduct the written examination for appointing the candidates as the posts of LVD, HVD Drivers and Staff Car Driver posts. Job seekers who want to start their career with ISRO Organization; those are applied on or before the last date. After completion of the online registration process, candidates are eagerly waiting for their admit cards. All the applied candidates may check and download their ISRO LVD HVD Driver Admit Card 2015 through its main portal.
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First Alert Weather: Breeze simmers down in Sacramento
High of 90 expected
First Alert Weather: Breeze simmers down in Sacramento
High of 90 expected
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) —
A lighter Delta breeze will push through the Valley as temperatures in Sacramento move into the 90s.
The KCRA 3 First Alert Weather team is projecting a high of 90 degrees, which is on par with what is expected around this time of the year.
Along with the calmer breeze, clear skies are also in place.
Morning temperatures were in the 60s, slightly warmer from the cooler temperatures Sacramento had just a day ago.
In the Sierra, conditions are calm and quiet.
As Sacramento heads into the weekend, warmer temperatures are expected.
Extended forecast
Friday -- Sunny. Highs 87 to 93. Southwest winds up to 10 mph.
Friday night -- Clear. Lows 58 to 66.
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Hey, gang, remember the Friday mailbag and we have anew contest below. Check it out - it don't cost nothin' to enter. Well, you know what we mean.
Also, where did April go? Seriously.
Braves roll
The Braves thumped Gio Gonzalez and the Nationals 8-1 on Tuesday.
Freddie Freeman got three hits and three RBIs and Andrelton Simmons had three hits, including a lead-off homer.
The big story, though, was Tim Hudson. The Braves' right-hander - and former SEC baseball player of the year as an outfielder/pitcher for the Auburn Tigers - hit a homer and got the win. It was the 200th of his big-league career.
Which begs the following questions:
a) Since there are all of three guys in baseball - Andy Pettitte (248), Roy Halladay (201) and Hudson (200) - with 200 wins and the way the game has changed with pitch counts and specialist relievers and five-man rotations, will we ever see another 300-game winner?
b) and if we never see another pitcher win 300 - one of those baseball bench marks that has always secured a Hall of Fame invite - does that make 200 the new 300?
c) and if 200 - or say 250 even - is the new 300, does that make Tim Hudson a Hall of Famer?
The Derby contest
We have been so covered up in the hits and misses and the turns and tails of the craziest spring in recent memory we have completely lost track that this is Derby week.
OK, the contest is simple: The Roller Derby Special: First in, Last in.
Send in the horse that you think will win and the horse that you think will finish last. Scratches are not last; they are scratches. (Side note: The worst made for radio remix ever was 2 Live Crew changing the lyrics of one of their more obscene songs to "Somebody say heeeeyyyyyy, we want some... Scratching." That is all. And yes, the inner workings and random references that pop out of the 5-at-10's melon can be a touch scary at times.)
Whatcha' got?
SEC football spring recap
Our SEC football ace David Paschall reviews the spring drills of every SEC team in today's TFP. You can also see it here.
The thing that we couldn't help but notice is that just about every team this side of Tennessee and Auburn would count quarterback as a strength coming into the season. That's not a good thing for the Vols and Tigers.
Look at the top of the league: Alabama, Texas A&M and Georgia have legit All-American candidates taking snaps.
The next group of SEC teams: Florida, LSU and South Carolina have veterans returning.
Heck, two of the trio Mississippi State's Tyler Wilson, Missouri's James Franklin and Ole Miss's Bo Wallace are not even in the top half of the league's QBs. That's a deep QB class.
You're going to have to be able to score to contend in the SEC this fall.
This and that
- The Memphis Grizzlies were efficient and thorough in a 103-93 win over the L.A. Clippers. It gives the Grizz a chance to close out the series in Game 6 in Memphis. Good times.
- One more Girzz note: Is Memphis frontcourt warrior Zach Randolph the most underrated player in the league right now? We think he's in the discussion.
- Vijay Singh will not be suspended from the PGA Tour for using deer antler spray. OK. Who's the guy that discovered that deer antler spray actually helped the body, and what other formulas did they try that were not as successful? Hey, use this turkey beak spray and see what happens. Here, try this skunk tail cream for that rash. No thanks.
- The Omaha Beef indoor football team offered Tim Tebow a spot. The deal would have been for the standard $75 a game. That said, the Beef's current QB - James McNear - has completed 70 percent of his throws for 21 TDs and just two picks in Omaha's 5-1 start. Maybe the Jets should have traded Tebow for McNear?
Today's question
Is Tim Hudson a Hall of Famer?
The more we think about this, the more interesting we think it is.
Discuss, and remember Friday's mailbag and the Derby contest.


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I am starting off this darling post with a little quote from Emilia Jane Photography, because, well... truer words were never spoken. "There's just something magical about Badgley Mischka in Central Park." Yes, Emilia Jane, we wholeheartedly agree. Especially when that Badgley Mischka is a glittery gold masterpiece worn by a gorgeous Mrs. celebrating her anniversary with her dashing husband in all kinds of swoon-worthy (+ love-filled) moments. That's magical and then some and you can see it all right here in the full gallery.
From Emilia Jane Photography... I met up with Michelle & Mathias the evening before their second anniversary to celebrate their love! There's just something magical about Badgley Mischka in Central Park.


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The printer's cable (USB or Parallel) must be unplugged before proceeding.
Create a new folder on the hard drive: c:\dj950 before downloading the printer driver.
Download the driver to the newly created c:\dj950 folder.
Open the c:\dj950 folder and double-click the downloaded "exe" file.
Dialog boxes indicating "Loading Files" and "Please Wait" will appear indicating files are being copied. Wait until the files are finished copying.
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At just 850 grams, the Sanction is our low-profile full-face mountain bike helmet aimed at dirt shredders and BMX riders who don't need the more robust Full-9 or Transfer-9. The Sanction has become the choice of adults who want full-face protection but prefer a smaller size and profile. If you're riding a chairlift, go with a Full-9 or Transfer-9. But if you're pedaling BMX or dirt jumps, this helmet will serve you well.
- ABS Hard Plastic Shell
- Adjustable Visor
Weight:850 Grams
- CPSC Bicycle
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Watch it in action
Fits nice, looks awesome and comes with a carying bag.
This helmet is great. My 2 year old wears everytime he rides his bike or he quad. Nice and light.
i added a visor to it didnt need to redrill or anything. safe as house's and i would defs recomend this helmet to any longboarder
My little 8yo girl is a BMX daredevil. We had her in a DOT helmet until a bad crash wrenched her neck a bit.
We were set on a Kali helmet but found this in a local bike shop, half the price of Kali and just as good!
Now if only a cool pink paint job.......
Bought this for my 9yr old daredevil for street and trail use and he loves it. Great fit and surprisingly light and comfortable. Fantastic air flow...and best of all - he thinks it's the coolest helmet EVAR!
Only complaint might be that if you're buying the flat black; it will start to get dirty and scratched very quickly, some people don't mind or even prefer that - if this doesn't sound like you though, get one of the gloss painted versions, they seem to keep "new" look a bit longer than the matte black.
I think it's good helmet but it's hard to find in shop for normal price.
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The modal split in Izmir in 2005 showed 68 percent favour the bus; 10 percent the Light Rail Transit; 4 percent the sea bus and ferry; 0.3 percent the rail and 16 percent the car.
Currently there is no readily available data on Izmir's transport policy, and negligible data is available concerning its mobility strategy or plans. Nevertheless, a co-ordinated approach to transport was introduced to İzmir in 1999, a first for Turkey. A body known as UKOME (which roughly stands for Center for Coordination of Transportation) gives strategic direction to metro, bus and ferry services, as well as to road developments.
All major districts are covered by the city's dense bus network while İzmir's twenty-four ferries shuttle across the gulf of Izmir between eight quays. Special lines operate during summer, servicing holiday makers. An 11.6 km long metro line was opened in 2000, and carries about 30 million passengers per year. An ambitious expansion is planned for another 80 km line between the Alağa district in the north, where an oil refinery and its port are located, and the Menderes district in the south, in order to reach and serve the airport. The line will comprise 31 stations and the full ride between the two ends will take 86 minutes. The metropolis already enjoys an integrated ticketing/card system.
Currently there is no data available regarding the challenges Izmir faces in implementing its urban mobility measures, nor on the partnerships it relies upon.
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Would you bet that your Pennsylvania marriage will last forever? Swanluv is willing to take that bet. What's Swanluv? The new Seattle, Washington-based startup company is set to begin operating next month, in February 2016. Their business model is not only unique, but likely the first of it's kind.
Swanluv will give eligible couples up to $10,000 to use towards funding their wedding. Eligible couples will be determined by a compatibility test that the company will use to assess potential candidates' relationships. After assessing a couples' relationship, the company will determine what amount of funding the couple will receive.
If your marriage lasts forever, you don't owe Swanluv a cent of the money used to fund your wedding --- however, if your marriage doesn't make it, you owe the loan back, with interest. The interest rate is determined along with the initial fund amount upon completion of the compatibility test.
Founder Scott Avy indicates that the company is an attempt to encourage marriages that last forever, naming the company after swans, which are known to be one of relatively few species that mate for life.
A client's divorce and subsequent loan payments will go towards funding another couple's wedding fund, while the company will generate revenue primarily from advertising. In today's world, this new found company doesn't come as much of a shock. Most people don't get married with the expectation that they will get divorced, so if that time comes it can often leave people feeling unprepared and overwhelmed for a multitude of reasons. If you are going through this unfortunate life event and are in need of an experienced practitioner who can guide you through this difficult process, contact our firm today!


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of, relating to, or characteristic of France, its inhabitants, or their language, culture, etc
:French cooking
As noun
the people of France and their direct descendants
a Romance language spoken in France, parts of Belgium and Switzerland, and in areas colonized after by France
As verb (used with object)
(often lowercase) to prepare (food) according to a French method
(often lowercase) to cut (snap beans) into slivers or thin strips before cooking
(often lowercase) to trim the meat from the end of (a rib chop)
(often lowercase) to prepare (meat) for cooking by slicing it into strips and pounding
to short-sheet (a bed)
(often lowercase) Slang: Vulgar
to give oral stimulation of the penis or vulva
As noun
either of the two lower limbs of a biped, as a human being, or any of the paired limbs of an animal, arthropod, etc
, that support and move the body
the lower limb of a human being from the knee to the ankle
something resembling or suggesting a leg in use, position, or appearance
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one of the sides of a forked object, as of a compass or pair of dividers
one of the sides of a triangle other than the base or hypotenuse
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one of the flanges of an angle iron
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one straight or nearly straight part of a multiple-sided course in a sailing race
one of a designated number of contests that must be successfully completed in order to determine the winner
one of the stretches or sections of a relay race
legs, (in wine tasting) the rivulets of wine that slowly descend along the inside of a glass after the wine has been swirled, sometimes regarded as an indication that the wine is full-bodied
the part of the field to the left of and behind the batsman as he faces the bowler or to the right of and behind him if he is left-handed
the fielder playing this part of the field
the position of this fielder
a component or branch of a circuit, network, antenna, etc
Radio and Television
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bride (def )
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As Verb phrases
leg up, to help (someone) to mount a horse
As Idioms
leg it, Informal
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leg up, a means of help or encouragement; assist; boost: Studying the material with a tutor will give you a leg up on passing the exam
advantage; edge
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on one's / its last legs, just short of exhaustion, breakdown, failure, etc
:The aristocracy was on its last legs
pull someone's leg, to make fun of someone; tease
to deceive someone; trick someone
shake a leg, Informal
to hurry up
Older Use
to dance
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As noun
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such a piece of furniture specifically used for serving food to those seated at it
the food placed on a table to be eaten:She sets a good table
a group of persons at a table, as for a meal, game, or business transaction
a gaming table
a flat or plane surface; a level area
a tableland or plateau
a concise list or guide:The table of contents in the front of the book includes chapter names and page numbers
an arrangement of words, numbers, or signs, or combinations of them, as in parallel columns, to exhibit a set of facts or relations in a definite, compact, and comprehensive form; a synopsis or scheme
(initial capital letter) Astronomy
the constellation Mensa
a flat and relatively thin piece of wood, stone, metal, or other hard substance, especially one artificially shaped for a particular purpose
a course or band, especially of masonry, having a distinctive form or position
a distinctively treated surface on a wall
a smooth, flat board or slab on which inscriptions may be put
the tablets on which certain collections of laws were anciently inscribed: the tables of the Decalogue
the laws themselves
the inner or outer hard layer or any of the flat bones of the skull
a sounding board
the upper horizontal surface of a faceted gem
a gem with such a surface
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to place (a card, money, etc
) on a table
to enter in or form into a table or list
Parliamentary Procedure
Chiefly U
to lay aside (a proposal, resolution, etc
) for future discussion, usually with a view to postponing or shelving the matter indefinitely
to present (a proposal, resolution, etc
) for discussion
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of, relating to, or for use on a table:a table lamp
suitable for serving at a table or for eating or drinking:table grapes
As Idioms
on the table, Parliamentary Procedure
submitted for consideration
turn the tables, to cause a reversal of an existing situation, especially with regard to gaining the upper hand over a competitor, rival, antagonist, etc
:Fortune turned the tables and we won
We turned the tables on them and undersold them by percent
under the table, drunk
as a bribe; secretly: She gave money under the table to get the apartment
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Where to stay in TereljWhether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area around Terelj has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels in Terelj with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our maps display the areas and neighborhoods around all Terelj hotels so you can see how close you are from landmarks and attractions, and then refine your search within the larger area. The best Terelj hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
How to get to TereljFly in to Ulan Bator (ULN-Chinggis Khaan Intl.), 33.6 mi (54.1 km) from downtown Terelj.
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CROAGH PATRICK CLIMB: Twenty one members of St Peters walking club took on the challenging adventure of navigating Croagh Patrick on Saturday last. This was a major achievement for the recently formed walking group considering the weather conditions.
All members completed the task as they were joined by fifteen hundred athletes competing in a triathlon from Westport. Afterwards all retreated to the Tavern for lunch and beverages. A great days craic and good fun was had by all. Plans are already being made for more adventures in the Spring. This Saturday November 10th the group meet in Legan at 10am.
GAA: Results of GAA Lotto draw held on Monday October 29th in Sloweys for a jackpot of 5400 euro. Numbers drawn were 3,30,22 and 29. There was no jackpot winner. Match three winners of 50 euro each were Leigh Kelly and Carmel Nulty. This week's draw took place in Caseys Carrickboy on Monday night and results next week.
INNY ANGLERS: Inny Anglers Lotto draw took place in Mitchells for a jackpot of 2650 euro. Numbers drawn were 13,23 and 33. There was no jackpot winner. Special draw winners were Frank Keenen and John Joe Keenan. Well done to all who won prizes at pheasant weigh in in Sloweys on November 1st.
BEST OF LUCK: Best of luck to Paddy Donnelly whose greyhound Johnny Set a Side who has qualified to run at Dundalk greyhound track on this Friday night in the Derby final.
SYMPATHY: The death occurred on Thursday last of Aileen Kelly Corracorky at Thomond Lodge Ballymahon following a long illness. Predeceased by her husband Seamus a couple of years ago. Aileen was a very reserved and quiet lady. Always gentle and unassuming, she was a very loyal friend and good neighbour to all knew her. She will be sadly missed by her sons Frank and Patrick, her daughters in law, grandchildren,relatives and friends to whom we extend our sincere sympathy. May she rest in peace.
ICA: The monthly meeting of Legan ICA guild takes place on Tuesday November 13th in the GAA clubhouse at 8pm.New members welcome.


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Homecoming 2018
Save the date! Desautels alumni with degree years ending in 3 and 8 are invited to gather at Homecoming on Saturday, October 13, 2018.
We invite you to share your Homecoming 2018 story with the Desautels community. Because so many stories started here...
To volunteer as a class representative for Homecoming 2018 please contact Heather.hopkinson [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Homecoming%202016) (Heather Hopkinson).
Homecoming 2017: Living Memories
On October 12-15 alumni and friends from McGill's Desautels Faculty of Management gathered in Montreal for a series of celebrations. It was a great time to reconnect and reminisce, make new connections, share accomplishments of our Faculty and our students. Read more
With over 30,000 alumni, 2,500 students, and 250 faculty and staff, the Desautels family is much more than the sum of its parts. We are very pleased to launch the DesautelsConnect online network through the TenThousandCoffees platform. This network will help you stay in touch, share ideas, explore and validate career opportunities and create new partnerships. Now all of our Alumni can easily stay connected with the #DesautelsFamily.
Alumni resources at Desautels
Welcome to a resource managed by the Desautels Advancement office that will allow you to reconnect with fellow graduates and with the Faculty.
- Explore the many opportunities for alumni participation and support,
- Get involved in the capacity you feel most comfortable with, and
- Join our strong tradition of volunteerism.
You will also find multimedia and events that will bring you up-to-date with what's new and exciting at the Desautels Faculty of Management.


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Meet the Officers
The AIGA Student Group is a student run organization. With that being said, each year students are looked upon to step up and take an important role as an officer. This opportunity allows students to grow as leaders and encourages the success of both current and future groups.
At the end of each spring semester, students run campaigns in order to gain recognition and encourage voting. Elections are held and new officers are initiated. Here are the newly appointed officers for the 2017-2018 school year.
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Review of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' Enforcement of Brady Act Violations Identified Through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System
Report Number I-2004-006
July 2004
|U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
|Washington, D.C. 20535-0001
July 2, 2004
Dear Mr. Price:
Reference is made to your memorandum dated June 15, 2004, addressed to Carl J. Truscott, Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; Mary Beth Buchanan, Director, Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and Robert S. Mueller [sic], Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
In response to Recommendation 12, on page 47, of the Review of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (ATF), and Explosives' Enforcement of Brady Act Violations Identified through the FBI-National Instant Criminal Background Check System [NICS] document A-2004-001, the FBI-NICS Section would like to make known that Program Change Request (PCR) number 2602 initiated on April 13, 2004, will allow for the marking of all transactions that require a firearm retrieval (referred to by ATF as delayed denials). The change to the FBI-NICS will allow the separation and daily transfer of two separate files to the ATF. One file will contain the standard denials. The second file will contain what FBI-NICS refers to as firearm retrievals or ATF calls delayed denials.
Firearm retrievals are transactions where the FBI-NICS Section has determined the subject purchasing the firearm to be prohibited after the third business day, but where the firearm transferred at some point between the third business day and when the determination was reached. These transactions are verified by the FBI-NICS Section's Firearm Retrieval Team who then notifies the Brady Operations Branch of the ATF.
This PCR has been prioritized with the other PCRs needed by the FBI-NICS Section. Its implementation would be September 2005, barring any congressionally mandated system changes between now and then. In the interim, the Firearm Retrieval Team can continue to provide the ATF Brady Operations with the list and/or information regarding these transactions.


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News releases concerning Tulane Law School, its faculty, staff, students, and programs are posted here. For more information, please send an email to email@example.com.
January 10, 2006
Forced to attend law schools in other states,
student editors publish 80th edition of the South's oldest legal periodical
Four months after Hurricane Katrina shuttered their school and sent them scrambling to law schools around the country, members of the student-run Tulane Law Review – one the South's oldest and most respected legal journals – have published the first of six issues slated for release this year.
"We have published every year since 1916, and we didn't want to let down the authors who agreed to publish with us," said Editor in Chief Meredith Byars.
"We completed the first issue in early December," Byars said. "It's fitting that the Issue appeared from the publisher in the same week that Tulane Law School reopened. We hope this serves as another reminder that this school and this city are coming back."
The law review publishes articles on a wide array of legal topics, ranging from constitutional law to admiralty and maritime to Louisiana's unique civil law. The current Issue focuses on the role of international law and precedent in U.S. Supreme Court decisions – an issue that sharply divides the current Court.
"Other countries have already grappled with many of the same constitutional and civil-rights issues that now divide our nation, such as gay marriage and the death penalty," Byars said. "The broad question is whether the experiences of other countries should inform how we view our own Constitution."
When Tulane cancelled classes in the days following Katrina, Byars and a handful of student editors established headquarters at the University of Texas Law School. The Texas Law Review and various law firms provided the Tulane students with the resources they needed to keep the journal running. The rest of the 60-person staff scattered at whatever law schools could take them.
"We coordinated with members at Harvard, Stanford, and everyplace in between," Byars said, "and the FedEx bills were fairly impressive." She continued, "All of our editors worked very hard, trying to publish the journal while attending class at new schools, struggling to pay rent in two places, and pulling their lives back together after the storm."
Tulane Law Review, whose members are chosen from a select group of Tulane law students, returned to its home offices last week. Tulane Law School classes resumed on January 9.
About Tulane Law Review
The Tulane Law Review, founded in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly, is published six times annually and is a student-run, student-edited legal periodical. The Law Review has a sizeable international circulation and is one of few American law reviews on the select list of minimum holdings for law libraries in the United Kingdom.
Tulane Lawyer Magazine


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The Reds' 1-0 win at Peterborough provided the perfect tonic for Sean O'Driscoll's side after their excellent start to the season had looked as though it was coming undone.
"Not a lot has gone for us in recent games, so this is a confidence-boosting win.," said the manager afterwards.
While a quintet of players, including Simon Cox and Adlene Guedioura, head off on international duty there is a chance for the club's under-21's to impress when they host Leicester City at the City Ground on Tuesday.
On the loan front, David McGoldrick has become something of a fans' favourite at Coventry City and was the Sky Blues' star turn at the weekend, a well-worked strike proving to be the winner against AFC Bournemouth.


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Treasure Hill
Treasure Hill, one of Taipei's oldest historical settlements, underwent a major transformation in 2010, transforming it into a living artists' village, complete with performance spaces, galleries and shops squeezed together along the narrow alleys and stairways of the hillside community.
The settlement dates back to the 1940s when its illegally built structures served as an antiaircraft base for the military. The entire neighborhood was closed off in 2007 to allow for its restoration and preservation, and when the government reopened Treasure Hill in 2010, 22 of the original families moved back in to participate in the Treasure Hill Artists Village Program.


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So Long, Hideki Matsui, Johnny Damon: Hello, Versatility for NY YankeesDecember 8, 2009
The Seattle Post-Intelligence reports that the Yankees gave up prized prospects Ian Kennedy (pitcher) and Austin Jackson (outfielder) in addition to reliever Phil Coke to get All-Star center fielder Curtis Granderson from Detroit.
The move is part of a three-team deal that includes Arizona. Kennedy is the only Yankee headed to the Diamondbacks. Coke and Jackson will join the Tigers.
Granderson, 28, hit 38 doubles, 23 triples, 23 homers, drove in 74 runs, and stole 26 bases in 2007. That made him the first player in 96 years to have at least 30 doubles, 20 triples, 20 home runs, and 20 stolen bases.
He has struggled in the two years since then, hitting just .249 last season despite being named to his first All-Star roster. Granderson is also notoriously pitiful against left-handed pitching, batting just .210 for his career. Surely, Yankees' general manager Brian Cashman is hoping for the kind of turnaround in Granderson that a move to New York brought Scott Brosius in 1998 and Nick Swisher in 2009.


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The reason for the obvious discrepancy between the trends in the cost of a barrel of crude oil and a gallon of gas, it turns out is due to a discrepancy between where our gas comes from and where the crude oil used as the national benchmark is produced.
The price of a barrel of crude oil often quoted in the media comes from West Texas Intermediate. It is set at the New York Mercantile Exchange, according to the Associated Press.Right now, in an unusual market trend, West Texas crude is selling for much less than inferior grades of crude from other places around the world. A severe economic downturn has left U.S. storage facilities brimming with it, sending prices for the premium crude to five-year lows.
The recession in America has dramatically cut demand for crude oil, and inventories are piling up. So prices for West Texas crude have fallen well below what oil costs from places like the North Sea, Saudi Arabia and South America.
That foreign oil sells in some cases for $10 more per barrel - and that doesn't even include shipping.
Vince agrees: http://www.rightsidenews.com/200902163689/editorial/what-we-are-not-told-about-oil-prices.html
I was listenting to AM1070 news radio yesterday and the expert they interviewed said the reason for gas going up steadily, while oil prices have been steady around $34-40 for the past week, is that refineries have forced the price up, by cutting back on production. From the usual 90% to a low 80%. So much for getting cheap gas from cheap oil
Oil prices have become extraordinarily volatile because the March contract expires Friday. That means anyone in possession of a contract must find a place to store the oil in a few weeks.
That has become more difficult each week, with U.S. crude storage hitting 82-week highs, yet some traders say there is no rational for the volatility of this market.
Crude prices fell another 11 percent last week.
Or read all about it, and get really educated here: http://www.wikinvest.com/concept/Oil_Prices


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When I was a little squirt, we sold the milk from our cows to the cheese factory east of town, and we would separate some of our cream and take it once a week to the Purity Dairy, south of the Square. One day, Mom delivered some cream and left me to eat a dish of ice cream in the dairy's parlour.
"Are you too busy for me to leave Tom here while I run to the bank, Mr. Duckworth?" said Mom.
"I ain't doing nothing but washing up this here dab o' dishes and reading today's paper, Hilda. You just go right ahead. If he gives me the dickens, I'll just sit on 'im and keep him quiet whilst I read the paper," he said with a wink at me.
I sat at the black marble topped table with its twisted wire legs, spooning out the last streaks of ice cream from my glass bowl. Round, immense and flushed, dressed in white with a tall baker's cap, Mr. Duckworth sat cross legged at the far end of the room, peering at me from time to time over the top of his paper. I fidgeted for a spell, studying the chairs with their twisted wire legs and backs which formed a heart within a heart. The ice cream freezer hummed out a rhythm, joined by the muffled din and clanking from the dairy in back. I rose after a spell and slowly meandered up to the freezer, scooting my sweater along the length of it as I peered through its glass windows.
"Did you ones get your favorite kind this morning, honey?" he said, lowering his paper, looking seriously over the top of his spectacles.
"Now, which kind was that?" he said with an impish grin above his great wattling jowls. "I gave ye a dip o' lemon and a dip o' vanilla."
"Lemon," I said, looking at an open can through the glass. "Lemon's my favorite. What's that orange stuff?"
"Why orange. And it ain't sherbet, neither. Sherbet's all watery. Ye got to have a proper lot o' good heavy cream for any dessert, even if it's a doggoned pie. I put as much cream in that as I do in my vanilla."
"They's all my favorites," he said, heaving himself around the freezer with short, heavy breaths. "But I've got one here I've tried for years to get just so, and I think I've finally done it. I first had it when I visited Mississippi. Now they wouldn't give me the recipe, but the flavor stuck with me. I eat it every day, and now I believe to my soul that I've got 'er just so. Fetch me your bowl up here.
"This is it," he said, putting a dip into my dish. "Mint julep. Now it's got to have a dip o' orange right beside it to be just so, don't it?" He gave me a wink, sticking out the tip of his tongue.
"Thanks. But Mom said that I wasn't to have any more."
"Fiddlesticks! That's what she gets for having me look after ye. Proper ladies all tell ye no, if ye know what I mean. Besides, if she wants t' skin me when she gets back, you can have a full tummy whilst ye watch the fur fly," he said, mounding his own bowl with the same flavors which he had just dipped for me. I took my seat as he huffed and heaved, baker's hat swaying from side to side like a great white mushroom, back to his place at the far end of the parlour. He rolled and closed his eyes, smiling and grunting with each mouth full.
"Well?" he said, startling me with a sudden beady eyed gaze.
"There, by George! That's how I know I've finally got it. It tastes the best to me when theah ain't nobody comes through that door that don't like it."
With all our progress, ice cream just doesn't seem to be the sublime delight that it once was, does it?
Tom Phipps


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Edgar A. Starke Jr., the former dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, is elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
Charles Wright, U.Va. professor of English, receives the 1998 Pulitzer prize for his recent collection of poems Black Zodiac.
The Board of Visitors raises the University's Capital Campaign goal from $750 million to $1 billion as the University joins a select group of public schools seeking this level of private support.
Poets Gregory Orr and Rita Dove, novelists George Garrett and John Casey are among U.Va. faculty participating in the Virginia Festival of the Book held on the Grounds and in Charlottesville.
Renowned poet Adrienne Rich, right, reads her work to wide acclaim in the Culbreth Theatre.
IBM and U.Va. announce an alliance to speed the integration of information technology into the University's teaching and research.
President Casteen outlines four new planning initiatives for the next century to improve support for science and engineering, the fine and performing arts, public service, and international initiatives in his State of the University address at Cabell Hall.
Ken Kesey, right, author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, speaks in connection with an exhibition in Alderman Library on "The Psychedelic 60s."
Yahoo! Internet Life magazine names U.Va. among the nation's top twenty "techno-savvy" schools. Wired classrooms, the outstanding quality of the University's Web sites, and the quality and range of computer classes offered are among the citations for excellence.
Curry School dean David W. Breneman and University president John T. Casteen III are named by the American Association of Higher Education among the nation's top educators.
Senior vice president and University Professor Ernest H. Ern is named the recipient of the University's Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
University history professor Julian Bond is selected as national chair of the NAACP. Bond, a leader in the civil rights movement and former Georgia state legislator, teaches and conducts research on the history of civil rights.
Former U.S. Sen. Alan K. Simpson and former dean of the School of Architecture Jaquelin Taylor Robertson (pictured below with President Casteen) receive the 1998 Thomas Jefferson awards in Law and Architecture during U.Va.'s Founder's Day ceremonies.
Governor Gilmore names three new members to the Board of Visitors. Hovey S. Dabney steps down after serving as rector for six years. John P. Ackerly III is elected the new rector of the University.
The Curry School of Education receives national recognition for programs using technology in the classroom. The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education awards the school its first Best Practice Award at a national meeting.
The Board of Visitors approves plans for a new parking deck at Scott Stadium and additional seating to accommodate a total of 60,000 spectators. Carl W. Smith's 1997 lead gift (a $25 million challenge grant) kicked off the fund-raising effort for the $75 million stadium addition.
Seventeen professors and four graduate teaching assistants are honored in a ceremony celebrating excellence in teaching. Louis Bloomfield, professor of physics, and Michael Klarman, professor of law, receive SCHEV teaching awards. Farzaneh Milani, professor of Persian language and literature, is honored with the Distinguished Professor Award. Edmund P. Russell III wins the Alumni Board of Trustees Teaching Award.
Dean of Students Robert Canevari announces his retirement next year after thirty-three years at the University.
NASA space shuttle flight Columbia includes rats from a study of spatial memory conducted by neuroscience department chair Dr. Oswald Steward.
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August 3, 2013 (CHICAGO) --An auto shop goes up in flames on the city's west side when a two-alarm fire broke out just before 8 p.m. in the North Lawndale neighborhood.
Fire fighters say the fire began when a broken light ignited some spilled gasoline.
The flames caused part of the building's walls to collapse.
A hazmat team was also called in.
The building also housed a car wash and a barber shop.
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Five things for pharma marketers to know: Tuesday, December 27, 2016
1. Allergan's board of director endorsed the four principles in the company's social contract with patients. Allergan CEO Brent Saunders first announced the social contract in September and said then that the drugmaker would limit annual price increases.
2. Drugmakers that market painkillers and the law firms that work with them have hired at least 42 officials from the Drug Enforcement Administration during the last 10 years. (WaPo)
3. The FDA approved Biogen's Spinraza (nusinersen), the first drug approved to treat children and adults with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic disease. Spinraza is an injection.
4. Five drugmakers including Amgen are developing biologic therapies to treat migraines, and analysts say the market for those drugs may be as large as the one for rheumatoid arthritis treatments. (Reuters)
5. Digital-health startups received more than $8 billion in funding in 2016, according to an annual report by Startup Health.


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Casein is a high quality dairy protein with an excellent amino acid profile. It is rich in essential amino acids, including BCAAs, and contains other ingredients, like calcium, that stimulate muscle growth. Casein is most commonly used in its long acting micellar form, where it can provide the body with amino acids for up to eight hours. It is a great night-time protein, and a lot of bodybuilders and athletes rely on casein to keep their nitrogen balance positive so they can build muscle while they sleep. In their groundbreaking 1997 research, Yves Boirie and his team declared Casein to be the only known anti-catabolic protein (4). Casein is packed full of benefits, but some people also have side effects.
Casein & Acne
Casein is known to stimulate the release Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1). IGF-1 is a hormone which is produced in the liver in response to Human Growth Hormone (HGH), and it is responsible for the bulk of HGH's anabolic effects (1).
IGF-1 is associated with increased growth of all cells in the body, including the skin. Studies have correlated the level of IGF-1 in the bloodstream with higher production of oils in the skin, greater skin cell turnover, and larger pore size (2). While these are all factors that can encourage acne, this evidence may be circumstantial. When a later study looked at the prevalence and severity of acne and levels of circulating IGF-1, they couldn't find a significant correlation between these two factors in men, although they did in women (3).
There are a lot of arguments debating whether or not casein causes acne – arguments which may never be solved one way or another. The best thing to remember is that not every supplement is going to do the same thing for everyone. Casein is a very safe product with a huge number of benefits, so there's really no harm in giving it a go.
Casein & Indigestion
Casein has been reported by some people to cause symptoms of indigestion.
Micellar casein is taken for its long-acting properties. The reason casein is able to release amino acids into the body over such a long time period is due to the fact that it forms a bolus, or large clot, when it comes into contact with stomach acid. This bolus is then slowly dissolved by stomach acid and enzymes over the course of many hours.
The stomach, when empty, is a very small organ, with a capacity of less than 100mL. The distension of the stomach is known to stimulate the production of gastric juices, which are rich in hydrochloric acid – This is an important part of digestion. It is possible that the prolonged distension of the stomach may produce a feeling of bloating, along with excess acid production, which may cause symptoms of indigestion, like heartburn and acid reflux in people who are susceptible to such conditions. Casein allergies or intolerances may also cause symptoms of indigestion.
Casein & Allergies
As is the case with almost every protein, people can be allergic to Casein. Casein makes up 80% of the protein in milk, and casein allergy is likely something that the sufferer would have a prior awareness of (5).
That said, milk is made up of a number of different proteins and sugars, including whey protein and lactose, the milk sugar which is one of the most common causes of food intolerence in adults.
Casein allergy can cause effects similar to other food allergies such as swollen lips, hives and eczema, difficulty breathing, or in extreme cases, anaphylactic shock.
Casein intolerances are also common. An intolerance is not the same as an allergy, and may cause gastrointestinal symptoms, such as diarrhoea, bloating and vomiting, or less commonly, people report fatigue and joint pain.
If an allergy is suspected, the first thing to do is to stop taking supplements and see a doctor, who can test you for allergies. If the tests do not show an allergic reaction, try a casein free diet for a month and see if symptoms improve.
(1) Michelle D. Holmes, Michael N. Pollak, Walter C. Willett, Susan E. Hankinson. Dietary Correlates of Plasma Insulin-like Growth Factor I and Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein 3 Concentrations. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers PrevSeptember 2002 11; 852
(2) Sugiyama-Nakagiri Y, Naoe A, Ohuchi A, Kitahara T. Serum levels of IGF-1 are related to human skin characteristics including the conspicuousness of facial pores. Int J Cosmet Sci. 2011 Apr;33(2):144-9.
(3) Cappel M, Mauger D, Thiboutot D. Correlation between serum levels of insulin-like growth factor 1, dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, and dihydrotestosterone and acne lesion counts in adult women. Arch Dermatol. 2005 Mar;141(3):333-8.
(4) Boirie Y, Dangin M, Gachon P, Vasson MP, Maubois JL, Beaufrère B. Slow and fast dietary proteins differently modulate postprandial protein accretion. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1997 Dec 23;94(26):14930-5.
(5) G. H. Docena, R. Fernandez, F. G. Chirdo, C. A. Fossati. Identification of casein as the major allergenic and antigenic protein of cow's milk AllergyVolume 51, Issue 6, pages 412–416, June 1996


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Not Worth It 12/15/2014 12:10pm
New York actors, stay away. BRT loves to cast second-rate Philly actors, loves to miscast roles with local actors because they're cheap. The directors they get do nothing more than tell you where to stand on stage (and sometimes not even that). When they do house you, the housing isn't great. They talk a big talk and can't back it up. Every production is a mess and you'll feel like you're working in community theatre. They think they're a big player in the Philly theatre scene, but they're not. It's not worth putting yourself through the headache.