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OptiPlex FX130: Persistence Configurations
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Article describes an overview of persistence configuration settings.
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Persistence Configurations
Persistence, within the scope of thin client computing, refers to the continuing existence of connections and settings after the terminal has been rebooted.
By default, or after resetting the terminal to default factory settings, DeTOS is set to persistent mode. This means that any configuration change you make will persist across reboots. This can be changed to a stateless mode where the thin client settings and connections are dynamically "pulled" from the management server, or a snapshot mode where the network administrator defines the desired configuration and prevents users from making any changes. These options are all configured in the DeTOS Control Panel, under System Settings, in a section called Local Storage.
The Local Storage section of the DeTOS control panel allows you to use three methods for local storage:
No Local Storage
Enable Local Storage
Enable Snapshot Storage
There are two strategies for achieving persistence in DeTOS-based thin clients:
Maintain Profiles via Remote Management Server
DeTOS thin clients can be centrally managed using the Echo Thin Client Management software. Using Echo, administrators can create several connections and settings and then group them together to form one single collection called a profile. This profile can then be pushed or assigned to one or more thin clients using a web browser. With a profile properly configured, each time a terminal is booted up and discovered by Echo, all connections and system settings according to its assigned profile are immediately applied - or "pushed" out - to that terminal.
Allow Configurations to be Stored Locally on the Terminal
The second approach for achieving persistence is to allocate a specific area of the local DOM for reading and writing of system settings and connections. DeTOS not only provides for this type of feature, but actually allows for even greater flexibility by offering two variations of this strategy.
Enable Local Storage
- While running in this mode, DeTOS will write to the local DOM each and every time configurations are added, deleted or modified under the DeTOS Control Panel.
By default, this is the selected mode for brand new or recently reflashed DeTOS thin clients.
Enable Snapshot Storage
- When this mode is selected, DeTOS allows writes to the local DOM, but in a more finely controlled manner. An administrator can configure the settings and then store the current configurations to the DOM by clicking Take Snapshot. The only settings and connections that will persist across reboots are the ones captured during the snapshot. The terminal essentially falls back into a non-persistent operating mode after the snapshot and discards any new configurations from here on out - until th administrator clicks Take Snapshot again, and a new snapshot is used as the primary configuration. In some ways, this mode can be thought of as a hybrid of the standard Enable Local Storage and No Local Storage modes.
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BELMONT, N.C. – The King University softball team continued their hot streak of late, sweeping a doubleheader at Conference Carolinas foe Belmont Abbey College. King fell behind early in game one, but they rebounded behind the stellar pitching performance from Hannah Light, taking the sweep with a 3-1 win in game one, and 3-1 victory in the nightcap.
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Light only allowed four hits in seven innings while striking out three in her 17th win of the season. Cole went 2-for-3 to lead the King offense while Ringstaff drove in one run.
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By Christina Masciere Wallace
LEWISBURG, Pa. — Several faculty members have been appointed or reappointed this fall to endowed academic positions, a recognition of high academic achievement in their respective fields, Bucknell University Provost Mick Smyer announced today.
"Endowed chairs and professorships recognize professional excellence," said Smyer. "Faculty chosen for this honor are among Bucknell's most accomplished scholars and most effective teachers. Their exemplary work inspires their students and peers alike, and ensures a strong academic program."
Funded by external gifts and awarded for specific terms, endowed academic positions benefit the University in perpetuity. They reward exceptional performance and help Bucknell attract and retain the best faculty.
Presidential Professorships, originally funded by grants from the Hewlett and Mellon foundations, were awarded to the following professors:
- Janet Jones, classics, who will research the cultural landscapes encountered by Alexander the Great and his successors in the eastern Mediterranean and central Asia in the fourth to first centuries B.C., with an emphasis on the environmental impact of urbanization in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) during the Hellenistic period.
- Karen Morin, geography, who will work toward completion of an intellectual history of post-Civil War American geography, as well as her continuing study of relationships between religion, gender and space.
- Ron Ziemian, civil and environmental engineering, who will research and travel with the goal of expanding the capability of his advanced computational structural analysis software to include seismic factors.
The National Endowment for the Humanities Chair in the Humanities was awarded to Elisabeth Guerrero, Spanish. The position, which is Bucknell's second NEH Chair in the Humanities, was made possible by the growth of the endowment for the first chair. Guerrero will use her funding to complete her new book, The Cosmic Generation: Cultural Production After the Mexico Revolution, which examines the work and influence of four Mexican intellectuals in the early 20th century — a choreographer, a composer, a muralist and a philosopher. She will pursue archival research, give lectures and travel to international conferences, and purchase research materials.
The David and Patricia Ekedahl Professorship in Environmental Studies was awarded to Peter Wilshusen, environmental studies. Wilshusen plans to use the professorship to facilitate scholarly exchanges by faculty and students on topics of environmental interest across campus, including a speakers series associated with the Environmental Studies Program and a Social Science Colloquium. The position will also help fund his new research of market-based approaches to biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation, as well as student research of these topics.
As announced this past spring, the Howard I. Scott Clinical Professor of Global Commerce, Strategy and Leadership was awarded to William Gruver. Professor Gruver will offer courses in the School of Management and the International Relations Department and courses that support the College Core Curriculum.
Also as previously announced, the David Morton and Leanne Trout Professorship of French & Francophone Studies was awarded to Angèle Kingué, foreign language programs. Kingué is finishing a novel and beginning an oral history project in which she will interview members of various Cameroon communities.
Endowed chair reappointments
Smyer also announced reappointments to three endowed academic positions.
Gary Steiner, philosophy, was reappointed to the John Howard Harris Chair in Philosophy. Steiner's research focuses on the cognitive abilities and moral status of non-human animals. He will continue to lecture and write on this topic as he finishes a book titled Animals and the Limits of Postmodernism, to be published by Columbia University Press in 2012.
Mark Bettner, management, was reappointed to the Christian R. Lindback Chair in Business Administration. Bettner, whose scholarly interest is accounting as metaphor, has used his Lindback funding for journal subscriptions, books, and travel for professional conferences and student case competitions; including expenses for junior faculty coauthors and students. His funding has also supported his research of academic papers as well as two accounting textbooks he coauthored for McGraw-Hill.
James Lavine, foreign language programs, was reappointed to the Ruth Everett Sierzega Chair in Linguistics. Lavine will continue his research and travel to gather data and analyze how Slavic and Baltic languages inform and extend current knowledge of common human syntax.
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And Yosemite Sam LITERALLY goes to Hell in "Devil's Feud Cake" (1963). Oh, Warner cartoons had some bad moments in the 1960's. But this cartoon, a "cheater" using footage from three better 1950's films, and featuring Bill Lava's music at its worst and Mel Blanc's voice at its weakest, makes it the worst Yosemite Sam cartoon ever made. Maybe even the worst Bugs Bunny cartoon ever made. But I'll let you decide after you see the NEXT post in this series! Until then, enjoy (rather, suffer through) "Devil's Feud Cake!"
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Cancer is the #2 killer in the United States, and diet is the #1 cause of cancer (see also here, here, here). Why might doctors not know this? Because they may have never have learned about it.[/size][/color]The balance of evidence suggests that whole food, plant-based diets may help prevent (see also here, here, here, here, here), treat, slow(see also here), and even reverse cancer progression (see also here).Some reasons why plant-based diets may be effective include lowering methionine intake (see also here), inhibiting angiogenesis, intercepting carcinogens, and increasing the consumption fiber (see also here) and antioxidants. Populations eating diets centered around whole plant foods have lower rates of cancer. Eating lots of fruits and vegetables – at least 9 daily servings (despite flawed studies to the contrary) may boost detoxifying enzymes, lower inflammation, lower cholesterol, and make for healthier bowel movements (here too), ridding onself of excess estrogen and cholesterol (see also ).[/font][/size][/color]On the other hand, meat consumption may increase the risk of cancer (especially processed meats (here , here)—something of which themeat industry is aware), increase risk of death, and decrease cancer survival (here , here). Cooking meats produce estrogenic carcinogenscalled heterocyclic amines (see also here). Smoked fish also contains high levels of carcinogenic compounds. Boiling meat, however, may lower exposure these toxins. Eggs and cheese may produce heterocyclic amines as well. Even inhaling the vapors from cooking meat (such as bacon see also here) or coming in contact with farm animals may pose a risk. Cholesterol found in animal products has been linked to increased breast cancer risk. Unfortunately, statin drugs (cholesterol lowering drugs) are also associated with a higher risk.[/font][/size][/color]Another reason meat consumption is associated with an increased cancer risk could be the Neu5Gc molecule found in meat that may be triggering inflammation. Certain tumors thrive in an inflammatory setting, so our immune system might be feeding tumor growth (see alsohere). Another explanation for the association of meat and cancer is insulin-like growth factor (IGF-1) which has been linked to cancerbased in part on studies of Laron Syndrome (a type of dwarfism). Those eating plant-based diets have less IGF-1, because the consumption of animal protein increases the levels of IGF-1. Though IGF-1 is an anabolic protein, blood levels are not associated with improved muscle mass. Soy consumption might not lower or raise the levels of IGF-1, depending on the quantity consumed (see also here).[/font][/size][/color]Poultry may significantly increase one's risk for a variety of blood cancers, perhaps due to the dioxins, drugs, or viruses in chicken meat. Chicken meat may also contain arsenic (see also here and carcinogenic heterocyclic amines (especially when grilled). Poultry may increase the risk of liver, pancreatic, cancer and cause warts if handled raw. Choline in eggs has been linked to increased risk of prostate cancer. Cows' milk contains hormones (especially skim) that may promote cancer (see also here) regardless of whether it's organic or not(see also here). Dairy accelerates the aging enzyme, TOR,higher risk of cancer. . Both meat and dairy may also contribute to melatonin suppression, which can increase cancer risk.[/font][/size][/color]Animal protein intake may increase the risk of premature puberty due to chemical pollutants in meat, which may put children at higher riskfor cancer later in life. Once one is diagnosed with cancer, cutting down on saturated animal fat may improve cancer survival. On the other hand, soy foods contain phytoestrogens, which may help prevent premature puberty and have been shown to both help prevent breast cancer and improve breast cancer survival (see also here).[/font][/size][/color]Green tea and many herbal varieties may also be protective (see also here. Among fruits, berries may be the best for cancer prevention, in part because they may help block cell-DNA damage. Organic strawberries appear to work better than conventional. Cranberries are especially effective at fighting cancer, at least in a petri dish (see also here).See #1 Anticancer Vegetable (and the prequel Veggies vs. Cancer) for a comparison of the cancer-fighting properties of a wide array of vegetables in vitro. Broccoli might be the best vegetable for fighting breast cancer.[/font][/size][/color]Other foods that have been associated with anti-cancer properties are broccoli (here, here, here, here, and here), greens, Indian gooseberries (against cancer cell growth and invasion), dragon's blood, chili peppers, nuts (especially walnuts see also here, here), coffee,cocoa, red rice, black beans, fiber in general, black pepper, mushrooms (especially white button see also here, here), flax seeds (especially with regards to for prostate cancer and breast cancer see also here, here, here), Ceylon cinnamon, apples (especially their peel), tomatoes, the seaweed nori, strawberries, black raspberries, blueberries, garlic, sweet potatoes, and small amounts of licorice.Populations eating a lot of turmeric have lower cancer rates, and turmeric has been shown to block carcinogens (especially in colorectal cancer) and reprogram cancer cell death, and has even be used as a topical cancer treatment. Phytates in beans have also been shown to prevent, treat, and rehabilitate cancer cells in preclinical studies. Also make sure to get an hour of exercise every day, sleep 7-hours every night, and reduce one's exposure to tanning beds , cell-phone radiation. , CT Scans , and dental x-rays>dental x-rays.[/font][/size][/color]Vitamin C pills, folic acid, multivitamins and some other supplements including iron and lutein, homeopathy, and Ayurvedic supplementsmay be useless or worse. Exposures known to increase cancer risk include alcohol (see also here – although some grapes in red wine may prove beneficial), marijuana, acrylamide in crispy carbs such as French fries, betel nuts, caramel coloring, red dye No. 3found in certain mouthwashes, industrial chemical pollutants (specifically cadmium, fungal toxins sometimes found in apple juice, kimchi, and yerba mate.[/font][/size][/color]Dr. Greger covers cancer in his full-length presentations:• Uprooting the Leading Causes of Death• More Than an Apple a Day: Combating Common Diseases• From Table to Able: Combating Disabling Diseases with Food[/font]


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Eyes of Purification 2009
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In the sculpture-fountain Eyes of Purification, set on the southern access square of the new Museum of Contemporary Art, he realized such a meditative space. Bałka, an artist sensitive to collective dramas and the destiny of individuals in them, conceived Eyes of Purification as a public monument and a private place of catharsis.
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(London Guardian) Doug Engelbart, who has died aged 88, will be remembered as the man who in 1963 invented the computer mouse, but that was incidental to his vision of computers augmenting the human intellect and increasing our "collective IQ". While he became a much-loved and oft-lauded Silicon Valley celebrity, his most visionary ideas were neglected and went unfunded.
Nonetheless, Engelbart had a massive impact on the world of computing via what became known as "the mother of all demos", which he gave at a computer conference in San Francisco in 1968. The computer scientist Alan Kay, a co-founder of Xerox PARC, said later: "The demo was one of the greatest experiences of my life. To me, it was Moses opening the Red Sea … It reset the whole conception of what was reasonable to think about in personal computing." It was a huge leap forward compared with operating computers using punch cards and it inspired a generation. Engelbart's ideas were at the root of what we do online today.


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Wow, talk about blogfade. Eight months later, and I never reported back about the Aerogarden? How sad!
Ok, here we go. It rocked. Well, still rocks. I had a good four months or so of herbs. I finally let it die when I ran out of nutrients and got herbs planted outside in dirt. It was extremely bountiful, more than I actually used. Poor dill... I never figured out what to do with you. But the Aerogarden lived up to its press, and was basically no maintenance, and just kept growing.
Around May, I got it in my head to eat healthier, and switched out the herbs for the Mesclun Mix kit. Again, it's worked great. Had a big leafy bunch of it tonight. Good taste, no cleaning needed because it hasn't been outside. And lots of it. The first batch was a little light for two people in one harvest, but then I was out of town a week and it went crazy. Right now, I'm harvesting things and eating it just because it's getting too crazy. Love it. And unlike buying greens from the grocery store, if I can't eat it for a couple days, it doesn't wilt and grow bad.
In other news, since my last blog I've turned into a regular Apple fanboy. It's rather embarassing. I started with an iMac... got a MacBook Air because it was frustrating switching between OSX and Linux when I switched machines.... Then I updated my wireless network from an old Linksys a/b/g WAP to a Wireless Distribution System using two Airport Expresses and an Airport Extreme. And finally, I stood in line on release day for an iPhone 3g.
Yep, I've given up control of my mind to Steve Jobs. And it's a pretty nice place. Mac OS X is a decent Unix. I'm still doing my blog with Emacs, I have TeX installed, and my SBCL development environment. And, I can use fun toys like Illustrator and my Wacom tablet. I'm a traitor for using more closed-source software, but I'm happy. Oh well.
It's good to see the work Free Software still needs to do to catch up. I'm always amazed at how far Linux has come (having started when there were folks that thought X was too much of a resource hog) but Mac OS is still ahead in some areas. For instance, Spotlight is amazing. Fast, useful. On Linux, I always turned off Beagle because it was slow, had a terrible interface, and didn't index enough of my stuff. (Typical Mono app.) Evolution... well, I hated it, but I'm using iCal in conjunction with Gnus. Good UI goes a long way.
I love credit card reward programs. Pay off your card every month, and it's as close to free money as your likely to find. That makes it easy to spend those reward points on stuff you wouldn't buy otherwise. It's like Christmas!
Since I didn't get one for Christmas, I used some of my points on an Aerogarden. I'm hoping it'll solve the age-old problem of having fresh herbs in the winter. I may live in St. Louis, but we still get enough winter to kill or make dormant most herbs. My mom's a gardener and runs some grow lamps for herbs, but even she has trouble keeping them alive and bountiful all winter. Might have something to do with the cats drinking their water....
Well, I'm not a gardener, and the Aerogarden is designed for people like me. It's a small, self-contained aeroponics garden. It comes with grow lights, built-in timer, circulating pump, and a starter set of seeds in nifty pods. It even has little greenhouse lids for the pods to use while germinating. In theory, I should have plants sprouting in a week and I should be able to harvest them in about five weeks. Talking to my mom, that's crazy fast: if this works out, I'll be really, really happy!
Out of the box, it looks very good. It was packed very solidly, with very simple unboxing instructions right on the top. The box was even closed with a tab that shows they expect folks to rebox their Aerogarden in the summer, and they made it easy to do. The docs on assembly and starting the garden were very clear. Assembly consisted of "press A into B until it clicks", and then plugging it in. I have it set up in a corner of my kitchen right now... I'll report back in a about a week, when I should see leafy shoots coming up.
It's a rare thing when I find out I'm part of a hot controversy in the food world. The New York Times had an article recently on the extinction of the entree.
"I think the entree has been in trouble for a long time," said the chef Tom Colicchio. "Eating an entree is too many bites of one thing, and it's boring."
More people seem to be ordering a bunch of appetizers instead of a single appetizer, to be able to try more tastes while eating the same amount of food. I've actually been doing the same thing for Thai takeout for some time. King and I has a lot of great Thai entrees, but I can resist getting some of the Thai ravioli, satays, and potstickers. Even getting a single order of Pad Thai is more than I can (or should eat) in a sitting.
Last night, I had a potluck and the pile of different food was fun in a much different way from my normal dinner parties. Usually, I'm a food control freak: I spec out the menu, select wines that would carefully coordinate with the food, hand-pick a selection of guests from different backgrounds. Last night, I just invited thirty folks I knew, told them all to bring some random food, and hoped it all worked out. It did!
We had Beef Bourguignon, thai-style peanut noodles, scalloped potatoes, butternut squash, wassail, an amazing but scary dip that seemed to go well with fruit, cheese, crackers, and anything else we put in there, baclava and pettifores, and more that I can list right now. It was a lot of fun and a big change from my normal pace.


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Bruce Trindle has much to recall about his career as a big game research manager for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
What started out as a one-on-one interview turned into something like that of deer camp — longtime friends, colleagues coming in and out to say hello and to shoot the breeze about old, dug up memories.
By JENNY NGUYEN, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
After 35 years of working at the commission's Norfolk district office, the guys never let Trindle forget that he's still just a kid from California.
He was only 27 when he started his career with the commission in 1978. Now at 62, the newly retired big game biologist is able to look back on a long and memorable career.
In short, Trindle's duties within the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission included coordinating the wildlife disease program and assisting in research projects on big game species such as elk, bighorn sheep, and deer.
"The thing that I'm most proud of is the deer program that I've been associated with," Trindle said. "I'm also proud that we got turkey started in this part of the state, and the otters. While I've been here, we've done a pretty good with wildlife disease work, too."
In addition to turkey and otters, Trindle also had a hand in introducing Nebraska's first group of bighorn sheep by Fort Robinson in western Nebraska in 1981.
To provide an example of the impact big game research has made, Trindle took out an old record book. Flipping through the yellowed pages, he stopped at 1978, the year he started with the agency.
In 1978, 1,600 deer permits were authorized in the commission's Elkhorn Unit with only 600 bucks taken that year. Fast forward to 2012. Trindle revealed that 7,200 permits were authorized, with 3,284 bucks and 4,633 does killed in the Elkhorn Unit alone.
For deer hunters, check stations are commonplace. In addition to earning a bachelor's degree in wildlife management and a master's degree in wildlife physiology from Colorado State, Trindle also earned a degree in information systems while he was at San Diego State in California.
With his knowledge in computer programming, Trindle was among the pioneers in digitizing the state's deer check station system by writing and setting up the program to tally information.
"It was kind of fun because we still had people who worked for the agency who had no faith in computers. You would walk by their door and catch them with a pencil, adding up our figures to see if they were correct," Trindle said with a laugh.
Some of Trindle's most memorable moments at the commission were having to drag a giant beaver out of a power generating dam; encountering a "wild" bull during a grouse route; prying an eagle's talons out of a man's leg, and having lunch at Louis Pasteur's house in Paris. Trindle had been asked to travel to Paris and Argentina to present his knowledge on wildlife diseases, such as brainworm and chronic wasting disease.
As much as fellow biologists like to joke about Trindle's California, surfer-boy roots, each and every one has always spoken highly of Trindle's work at the commission.
Looking back on all the memories he's made, Trindle said, "I've had the pleasure of working with many nice people at this office. Out of the whole state, it's probably the easiest place to work for as long as I did."
In his retirement, he and his wife Kate plan to travel the world. Their first stop is a trip to Peru this May.


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There have been better times during his rookie NHL season for Boston Bruins winger Blake Wheeler.
Among the league's top rookie scorers and overall leaders in plus/minus all season while skating for one of the top teams in the overall standings during the 2008-09 regular season, Wheeler suddenly finds himself with a goose egg on the stats sheet for a team on the verge of getting eliminated in the second round.
But he continues to flaunt maturity beyond his years even with the Bruins down 3-1 heading into tomorrow night's Game 5 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series with Carolina.
"There's two sides of any sport. Any time adversity comes, you have to react in a positive way and let it make you a better player and a better person," he told TheBruinsBlog.net today after what might have been the Bruins' last practice of the season in Wilmington, Mass. "You can't feel sorry for yourself, you can't walk around with your tail between your legs, you have to kind of embrace it, learn from it and just try to get better from it. And when you come out of it, you feel a lot better about yourself."
That's why Wheeler isn't letting his stretch of eight postseason games without a point get to him. He's trying to make sure other areas of his game stay at a high level in the absence of scoring. He's in no way satisfied with how things have gone.
"I wouldn't say I'd give myself an 'A' for how I played obviously. I think there's more to the game than scoring goals, but when you've had success doing that all year, you kind of expect it from yourself," said Wheeler, who somehow has fired just four shots on net in eight games. "Especially when the team isn't scoring so much, you'd like to be able to contribute when maybe some of the other guys aren't. That's what you need in the playoffs — guys to step up. I think I'd like to be able to do that. It hasn't happened thus far, but hopefully there's still a lot of hockey to be played."
After skating Wheeler with David Krejci and Michael Ryder from the midway point of Game 1 on, Bruins head coach Claude Julien stuck Wheeler on the fourth line with Stephane Yelle and P.J. Axelsson for the third period of Game 4. Regardless of his linemates, Wheeler's intent on lifting his game so he can be part of the Bruins' possible turnaround.
"You're in the game, so you don't try to read into it. You just try to go out there and get the job done and do the best you can," he said of the line switch. "Playing with Axie and Yeller is obviously still great out there; you still have to do a job out there. And I think you just have to approach it like, not as a slap in the face, but take it as a positive and go out there and get the job done."
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In its continuing crusade to make amends with members miffed about Church officials' alleged coverup of pedophile priests, the Archdiocese today printed an apology to parishioners in their newspaper.
"We are sorry," reads the apology in The Catholic Standard & Times. "We, the Church, are sorry for the sexual abuse suffered by our brothers and sisters when they were young people at the hands of the Church's clergymen and teachers. The Church is sorry for the sins and crimes of some members against other members. The Church begs forgiveness of our brothers and sisters, and of almighty God."
The unsigned apology exhorted readers to rebuild their trust in the Church by taking to heart the changes officials have enacted since the release of a scathing grand-jury report earlier this month.
In that report, grand jurors blasted church superiors — including former Archbishop Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua — for shielding pervert priests by shuffling them to unsuspecting parishes. Two priests, a defrocked priest and a lay teacher were indicted on rape and related charges, while a monsignor accused of covering up their perversions was charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
Still, today's apology was tempered by a defensive note.
"The problem of sexual abuse of minors is being addressed, albeit imperfectly, in only one sector of society, the Catholic Church," the statement reads. "Youth sports organizations, public schools, community groups and other faith communities all report incidents of abuse. (But) few have been forced to look as extensively at the horror of child sexual abuse perpetrated within their organizations or to enact broad policies to prevent it."
Archdiocesan officials couldn't immediately be reached for comment about the statement.
But members of Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, the Church's most outspoken critics on the clergy-abuse issue, blasted the apology as "whining."
"Apologies seem insincere when coupled with gripes that 'others are bad too,'" said David Clohessy, SNAP's executive director. "It's ... another clumsy, insensitive and a bald-faced public relations move to deflect attention and exaggerate the few belated, begrudging and often self-serving steps taken in recent years by a justifiably-criticized church hierarchy."


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BELLINGHAM, Washington, USA -- The "Cooke Look" - long revered by photography directors and camera teams for its rendering of sympathetic color and optimum focus - is being recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences with its Award of Merit, the Academy has announced.
"Since their first series of motion picture lenses, Cooke Optics has continued to create optical innovations decade after decade," the Academy announcement said. "Producing what is commonly referred to as the 'Cooke Look,' these lenses have often been the lens of choice for creative cinematographers worldwide."
"This is another example of the work of optical engineers touching the lives of so many, and it reminds us of the roots of SPIE in cameras and imaging," said Eugene Arthurs, CEO of SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics. "The Cooke lenses have extended the relationship between light and art into the modern era and we celebrate this recognition of the lens designers and makers. The images brought to us through movies, through these Cooke optics, are both informative and entertaining, and help bring about understanding among people in diverse regions and even change lives. I'm not endorsing all movies of course but many have served to inspire viewers."
Optical design plays a key role in other aspects of life as well, Arthurs noted. "Whether it be the lighting in our homes and cities, space exploration missions such as the Kepler search for habitable planets, solar collectors for sustainable energy, or microscopes and endoscopes for medical diagnostics, optical design is a crucial contributor," he said.
"The Cooke name has been associated with cinematography since the very earliest days of the cinema," said Jonathan Maxwell, a lens design consultant who has worked with Cooke and other lens designers and has taught professional development courses for SPIE and other societies.
Headquartered in Leicester, UK,Cooke began working with George Eastman (later Kodak) in the 1890s, and worked with Bell & Howell on the first newsreel zoom lens in 1931, Technicolor on custom color-separation lenses from the early 1930s to the 1960s, and The Rank Organisation on zoom lenses for television and later film from the 1950s to the 1990s, Maxwell said.
"The revered 'Cooke Look' is characterized by a sympathetic color depth in the images, combined with an adjusted coincidence between the sharpest image and the optimum chromatic focus," he explained. "Camera teams really do like the look and the way the lenses handle and focus ergonomically, with linear irises and focusing scales. They praise the way the lenses perform under difficult lighting conditions and in rugged meteorological and geographical circumstances."
Read more about the Cooke Look and design challenges ahead for cinematographic optics in the SPIE Newsroom
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Each equipped with a Milan City Notebook, a group of international new talents from Austria, China, India and Singapore walked the streets of Milan in search of stories, characters and fresh perspectives. The students, selected from the Domus Academy, the internationally recognized school of art and design, were thinking about the city and the upcoming EXPO 2015, to take place in Milan.
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After an exhibition in Istanbul, as part of the travelling myDetour project, a selection of these works went to Osaka. There, they were displayed at EXPO X EXPO, the international roadshow dedicated to the past and present of the Universal Expos.
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Tea Staining at the Table: We're Talking Linens, Not Teeth
You know how tea can stain teeth? Undesirable, right? But take that same staining ability and apply it to plain-jane white table linens and you have yourself a real gem. Just check out these examples:
The key when tea-staining is to apply it to fabrics with all-natural fibers (like cotton or linen) and to agitate often when soaking in the tea bath (to avoid crease-marks). Also, try adding a little vinegar to the bath to help set the stain.
Have you ever tea-stained something (on purpose)? Tell us about it below!
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This is my vintage wool Budweiser ski Sweater. Out of curiostity, I started poking around online & (GASP!) come to find that Urban Outfitters is knocking copies of these off and selling them for 80 bucks! I have had this one forever and a day! And have been offered up to 200 bucks to take it off and sell it off my back. But have always held steady at NO-WAY! Outta respect for the true original. Now I sit back and wonder, what was it worth? Ah, what they heck. I sound like a bitter old man. I'm not. I just have respect for the old guys - and their sweaters!


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Lemon-Twist Loaves
Christmas at our house just wouldn't be the same without this mouthwatering tangy twist with its pretty glaze.—Audrey Thibodeau, Gilbert, Arizona
Total TimePrep: 30 min. + rising Bake: 25 min.
Makes3 loaves (12 slices each)
- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 2 cups warm water (110° to 115°)
- 3 cups sugar, divided
- 1 cup butter, melted and cooled, divided
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1 egg yolk
- 7 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup sliced almonds, chopped
- 3 tablespoons grated lemon peel
- 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 3 tablespoons grated lemon peel
- 1 teaspoon lemon extract
- 3 to 4 tablespoons milk
- 1 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in 1/2 cup warm water. Add 1 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, salt, egg, egg yolk and remaining water. Beat until blended. Add 4 cups flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning over once to grease top. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divide into thirds. Roll each piece into a 16-in. x 10-in. rectangle. Spread remaining melted butter over dough. Combine the chopped almonds, lemon peel and remaining sugar; sprinkle over butter. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a long side; pinch seams and ends to seal. Place seam side down on greased baking sheets. With a knife, cut loaves in half lengthwise to within 1 in. of one end. Holding the uncut end, loosely twist strips together. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 1-1/2 hours.
- Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes until bread sounds hollow when tapped. Remove from pans to wire racks. Combine the confectioners' sugar, lemon peel, extract and enough milk to achieve spreading consistency; spread over warm bread. Sprinkle with toasted almonds.
Nutrition Facts1 slice: 274 calories, 8g fat (4g saturated fat), 26mg cholesterol, 104mg sodium, 47g carbohydrate (26g sugars, 1g fiber), 4g protein.
Originally published as Lemon-Twist Loaves in Country Woman Christmas 2003
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May 27, 2011
Delicious bread! Will definitely be making this recipe again.
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The second annual Taste of Grand Island Fall Festival presented by The M.O.G. took place Saturday, Sept. 28, on Grand Island Boulevard between Baseline and Whitehaven roads. The sun shined down all day for the event, which took place from noon to 8 p.m.
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Pictured, Grand Islander Dan Drexelius samples some of the food. Chelsea Rupert of the Island Fitness Center watches Cameron Pezzino of Currents restaurant serve up some food.
Both the Island Fitness Center and Currents are located in Byblos Niagara, at Whitehaven and East River roads. Currents and the Island Fitness Center were two of the dozens of restaurants and vendors that took part in the festival, organized by Corey McGowan.


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