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"Don't you know who you are to me, what you mean to me, all that you've done?" -Chuck"Chuck vs. the Best Friend" may not have had fancy 3-D graphics or easily-promotable guest stars, but it was the strongest episode of the new year because it focused so much on the core relationships, and because it brought spy world and nerd world together again.
"Think you could butch it up just a bit, bro?" -Morgan
Of all the improvements made between season one and season two, my favorite has been the way most episodes have strengthened the ties between Chuck's two employers. What makes "Chuck" more than just an action show or a goofy workplace comedy is that he has a foot in both genres. It's not a coincidence that many of this season's best episodes either climaxed with nerd world providing a spy solution ("Chuck vs. the Seduction"), took place primarily at the Buy More ("Chuck vs. Santa Claus") or both ("Chuck vs. Tom Sawyer"). So after having Morgan and company functioning independently of Chuck for most of the last two episodes, it was nice to have a show where the mission of the week was largely an excuse to explore Chuck and Morgan's friendship, with some well-played, sweetly bromantic moments between Zachary Levi and Joshua Gomez.
Morgan's stalking of Anna also gave us yet another creepy window into the life of Jeff ("Does it shock you that eighty percent of my encounters with women have been completely without their knowledge?") and set up an amusing parallel to Chuck's government job, with the Buy More gang just as dubious of Chuck's ability to play spy as Casey usually is. And because so much of Chuck's existential angst comes from which parts of his life are real and which are only pretend, it felt nice to have a referendum on his friendship with Morgan -- along with Ellie, the biggest constant in his life and one of the few relationships where the reality is never in question -- in an episode where Morgan has a genuine reconciliation with Anna while Chuck's stuck playacting with Sarah. Even Chuck and Sarah's friendship is built on false pretenses, since both are crazy in love with each other and would be much more than friends if circumstances were different.
Though this was largely a Chuck/Morgan episode, Sarah was at the center of two of the standout moments. The first was the fight in the car, which was one of the best action sequences the show has done to date. I'd probably put it just behind the foot chase in the Gravitron, and only because that had an added layer of comedy that this one didn't. But even without laughs, it was very cool to see Sarah and Smooth Lau going at it in such an enclosed space, and using all the elements of the car -- a CD in the stereo, the seatbelt, the bucket seat, and the airbags -- as weapons.
The second was the fakeout with the exploding Nerd Herder. Even if you hadn't figured out Chuck was using the just-introduced remote control to pilot the car without being in it (and I'll confess to missing that), you knew the show wasn't going to kill off Chuck. But Sarah doesn't know that, and Yvonne Strahovski sold that moment so well that my assumptions about Chuck's safety almost didn't matter. Geez, she's good.
While Morgan got inadvertently sucked into spy world for the week, we still got a relatively self-contained -- and completely hilarious -- subplot with the rest of the Buy More crew, as Jeff and Lester unveiled their epic musical side project... Jeffster!
The name alone is genius, but Scott Krinsky and Vik Sahay kicked the subplot up several notches with their gonzo dedication to Jeff and Lester's feelings about their awful band. I loved Lester's panicked monologue about all that could go wrong if they succeeded (including his own death by auto-erotic asphyxiation) and his demented rock faces during their performance of Toto's "Africa."(*) And Jeff's paraphrasing of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" was a nice touch.
(*) "Africa" is kind of a great song, isn't it? Toto's an easy early '80s punchline, just because of the name, but when the soundtrack shifted from Jeffster! to the actual song, it gave Morgan and Anna's kiss -- dare I say it? -- an epic quality. Maybe it's just the chorus. I don't know. But the balance of '80s cheese and '00s alt-rock continues to be perfect.
If I have a complaint about the Jeffster! story, it's that Ellie and Awesome's wedding planning strife was solved way too easily. I'm not saying this show should turn into "Chuck vs. the Bridezilla," but if they're looking to give those two something to do, I think they missed a chance to get more mileage out of the idea of Devin having to deal with the extremely non-awesome ordeal that is planning a wedding. Having him somehow take care of Ellie's half of the list by the end of the episode seemed not only too easy, but a waste of an ongoing source of comedy.
Still, good times all around. Some other thoughts:
• Episode writer Allison Adler (or someone else in production) was obviously amused by the idea of the characters saying "Wang" early and often by naming Anna's bad guy boyfriend Jason Wang. And, really, who can blame her?
• I thought it was a nice touch that Anna was so excited to realize that Sarah has ever had a thought about her -- and how eagerly she referred to Sarah and Chuck as her friends immediately after -- showing how insecure Anna is around her.
• No stunt-casting in this one, but I suspect we'll be seeing a lot more of Jennifer Jalene (who played Smooth) elsewhere. Lots of screen presence.
• Also, one good '90s music cue: Jane's Addiction's insanely catchy "Been Caught Stealing" playing over the brief flashback to Chuck and Morgan's childhood.
• Though this episode was originally supposed to air before "Chuck vs. the Suburbs," the only continuity problems I could spot were within the episode itself -- specifically, the way the Awesome/Ellie scenes often seemed to be dropped into the episode regardless of when the other action was happening. We cut, for instance, from Chuck in the Castle being ordered to befriend Jason Wang, to Chuck waking up the next morning with Awesome by his bed, to Chuck back in the Castle reacting to Beckman's orders like he just got them. Meanwhile, we cut from Chuck and Sarah at the party to Ellie calling the Nerd Herd the next morning, then back to the party. Just some very strange editing choices.
• This episode finally gives us some more concrete info about Chuck's mom, who apparently bailed on the family when Chuck was in the fifth grade.
• Though most of Casey's one-liners are deliberately groan-worthy, he had a couple of genuinely clever ones here: "See if the skin-covered robot flashes on anything," and then "Bartowski, you're like the poster child for friendly fire."
• I liked the introduction of more Bond-like gadgets into Chuck's world, including the Nerd Herder remote, the tennis ball grenades and the knock-out breath spray. It not only suits the show's less-than-realistic look at espionage, but seems an easy way to make Chuck less of a goober when the fighting starts.
• This episode also seemed to feature General Beckman slightly more than usual, most notably with the bit about her being friends with Condoleeza Rice. Do you think we're heading for a juncture where she has to come out to Burbank to personally supervise Operation: Chuck?
What did everybody else think?


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I came across this recipe for a roasted pork tenderloin with apple gravy on greens and apple wild rice a while ago on Inspired Bites and I knew right away that I would have to make it. I really liked every aspect of this one dish meal, from the pork and apple flavour combo to my newly found favorite, swiss chard, to the wild rice that I had been wanting to try. It almost seed like a perfect meal and with apples every where it seemed like the perfect time to make it.
I only made a few changes to the apple gravy recipe by adding some sage which I had on hand and a pinch of cinnamon. Both sage and cinnamon go well with apples and I thought they would add some nice extra layers of flavour. I used some of my own roasted apple sauce in the gravy for even more flavour. The apple cider that I used was freshly made and bottled by local farmers and I picked it up at the farmers market. In the end I thought that there were so many good things in the gravy that it would be a shame to strain them out so I left them in and went with a thicker gravy. I accidentally grabbed the dark soy and my gravy turned out pretty dark but it did not adversely affect the flavour. I garnished the dish with some crispy butter fried sage.
The roasted pork tenderloin with apple gravy turn out great! This was the first time that I have cooked a pork tenderloin and I am glad that I shelled out the extra cash for it as it was so moist and tender and good. The pork would have been great without anything on it but the gravy was so tasty and flavourful that it took it to whole new levels of delightfulness. The gravy was full of appley goodness and the apple sauce and raisins added a nice sweetness to it. The salty soy sauce balanced out the sweetness and the touch of cinnamon added a nice hint of exotic. Luckily this recipe made enough that I will have tasty leftovers for quick lunches and dinners this week.
Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Apple Gravy
Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Apple Gravy on Greens and Apple Wild Rice
- 1 pork tenderloin
- 1 tablespoon oil
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup chicken stock
- 1/2 cup apple cider
- 1/2 cup apple sauce
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 handful raisins
- 1/2 tablespoon sage (chopped)
- 1 teaspoon ginger (grated)
- 1 pinch cinnamon
- 4 cups apple wild rice
- Rub the pork with the oil and season it with salt and pepper.
- Brown the pork on all sides in a pan.
- Roast the pork in a preheated 350F/180C oven until it reaches an internal temperature of 145F, about 20 minutes.
- Let the pork rest.
- Add the chicken stock, apple cider, apple sauce, chicken stock, soy sauce, raisins, sage, ginger and cinnamon to the pan that the pork was browned in and reduce to half.
- Strain the bits from the sauce to make a smooth gravy or leave them in for a chunkier gravy.


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May 17, 2013
By Rep. Anne Donahue
Wake up, Dorothy. You're not in Oregon anymore.
The final week of
the political path to death with dignity in Vermont was a reminder of
how a cadre of politicians can want something so desperately that they
push it through even if abandoning key promises.
For months — no,
for years — Vermonters have been told that Oregon's experience of
physician-assisted suicide has demonstrated that extending this
compassionate option to persons who want it comes at no risk to the
The mantra has been Oregon. Oregon protections.
Oregon data. Everything has worked flawlessly in Oregon, so if we follow
the exact model as Oregon, we can ignore the fears of the naysayers.
the Senate was short one vote in February to pass the Oregon model, it
sent a narrow bill to the House that focused instead on independent
actions of a patient rather than on prescriptions for intentionally
lethal medication. It was roundly criticized for lacking the protections
of the Oregon bill.
The House restored the Oregon,
active-prescription version. Proponents were emphatic on the House floor
that it was because every one of the Oregon protections were locked
into place that members could be assured there could be no coercion, no
errors in diagnosis, and no one making the choice lacking full informed
When it pingponged back, the Senate still couldn't
muster the votes to pass it. So a few backers patched and pasted an
assorted set of new and old language together directed exclusively at
gaining the one extra vote needed.
Gone were both the Oregon
model and any model that left the doctor out of the role of prescribing
lethal drugs. Enter the land of political Oz.
Sen. Claire Ayer,
who had been the most vigorous in attacking what the Senate had passed
via a floor amendment in February, now pressed for the new hybrid,
though acknowledging that it was drafted "on the fly."
by the Senate were fully 29 separate protective provisions that the
House had required in its Oregon version, some of them small, some of
them huge. Among the huge ones:
— There is no longer any written informed consent required.
— A guardian or an agent for an advance directive is no longer barred from taking the place of a direct patient request.
— There is no longer any requirement that the patient actually be able to "self-administer."
There is no longer a second opinion required to assess whether a
patient has the rational judgment capacity to make an informed decision.
There are no requirements for follow-up by the Department of Health.
The required review of patient files is gone. The requirement to collect
statistical data and publish annual reports is gone.
This last
is particularly ironic, because it has been the patient information and
report data from Oregon that has been the basis for assuring Vermonters
that all is well in Oregon.
The new Vermont bill sunsets even
the "Oregon-lite" approach in 2016, then eliminates all remaining
structural protections. But there isn't any data being required to
assess how the process works in those first three years.
all this, House members who wanted to see a bill pass stuck by what
they had so strongly criticized before: a bill that no longer maintained
many of the long-promised protections. Only a few looked twice and
voted against accepting what the Senate had done. The winning vote
margin dropped from 17 to 10.
Our radical new social policy that
endorses having doctors write prescriptions that will kill their
patients, cobbled together by just a few individuals from bits and
pieces of language drafted on the fly, was passed by two votes in the
Senate and 10 votes in the House.
But no, Dorothy. We're no longer in Oregon.
Anne Donahue, a Republican from Northfield, is a member of the House
Human Services Committee, which passed the Oregon-style bill on a 7-4
vote in April. She was an opponent.


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There are many kinds of cancers of the foot. Some take the form of cysts and lesions, while others are more widespread.
Malignant Melanoma of the Foot
Malignant melanoma is a skin cancer that is curable if caught early. Although it makes up only one percent of skin cancers, malignant melanoma accounts for over 60 percent of skin cancer deaths. It is estimated that approximately 30 percent of melanomas occur in the lower extremities, and that 3 percent occur in the feet.
Tumors of the Foot
Neoplastic disorders, usually called tumors, result from abnormal tissue growth. Both benign or malignant tumors occur in the foot.
Osteochondromas are benign bone tumors under the toenail. Osteochrondromas account for about half of all benign bone tumors in the foot, occurring mostly in children and young adults. Unless they cause irritation to the surrounding tissue, they are generally not very painful. Sometimes, they can deform the toenail and cause an ingrown toenail. In rare cases, they are removed surgically.
Plantar Fibroma
A plantar fibroma is a benign tissue tumor or growth on the plantar, or bottom surface of the foot. Unlike plantar warts, which grow on the skin, these grow deep inside on a thick fibrous band called the plantar fascia. There are a number of nonsurgical measures for treating plantar fibromas, such as orthotics. When these conservative measures fail to provide adequate relief of symptoms, surgical removal is a reasonable option.
Giant Cell Tumors
Giant cell tumors are benign tumors of the tendon sheath. These masses are generally found on the toes, top of the foot, or sides of the foot. They can also occur deep inside the foot. They are firm irregular masses that are typically painful.


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BOSTON (AP) — The surviving Boston Marathon bombings suspect has been released from a civilian hospital and transferred to a federal medical detention center in central Massachusetts.
The U.S. Marshals Service said Friday that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev left Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center overnight and was taken to the Federal Medical Center Devens about 40 miles west of Boston.
The facility, on the decommissioned Fort Devens U.S. Army base, treats federal prisoners and detainees who require specialized long-term medical or mental health care.
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I've read that "Monk" is about to end – its last season is about to start here in Brazil. Can't say I'm sad – I've tried watching the show several times, but it's really not my cup of tea; I don't see what all the fuss is about – or all the awards, for that matter.
I used to feel the same way about cheesecakes, until I made this recipe – now I want to try each and every cheesecake flavor out there. :)
Lemon coconut mini cheesecakes
adapted from Donna Hay magazine
75g digestive cookies
1/3 cup (30g) unsweetened desiccated coconut
2 tablespoons (28g) unsalted butter, melted
175g ricotta
175g cream cheese
¾ cup + 1 tablespoon (162g) caster sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
finely grated zest of 2 lemons
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Preheat the oven to 160°C/300°F.
To make the base, process the cookies in a food processor until finely crushed. Add the coconut and butter and process until combined.
Butter fourteen 1/3 cup (80ml) capacity mini cheesecake pans (with removable bottoms). Press the mixture over the base of each pan and refrigerate.
Process the ricotta and cream cheese until smooth. Add the sugar, eggs, vanilla, lemon zest and juice and process until combined. Pour the mixture over the bases and bake for 15-20 minutes or until set.
Allow to cool, then refrigerate. Carefully remove from the pans and top with coconut curls to serve.
Makes 14


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Development with Eclipse
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A graphical Openmoko application is a gnome-based X application. Hence it is usually easy to build, run and debug it as program for the desktop computer, uploading to the mobile phone only for the final stage of debugging. Even from the mobile phone, it is possible execute the program on the phone and still use the screen, mouse and keyboard of the desktop computer to observe its work. This article describes instructions for Debian, but they will likely work with any non broken Linux distribution.
Eclipse recently has the C/C++ development plug-in. You will need the recent Eclipse, this plug-in and you may need to upgrade the GTK development packages. The easiest way to get the simple application running is to create the managed C project and add `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0` both to the compiler options and to linker flags. After that, go to GTK tutorial and try, using it, to compose a simple application.
This approach not only shortens development cycle from minutes to seconds, but also allows to use the Eclipse debugger for C development, stepping through the code and watching variables.
The executable for the mobile phone can usually be produced from the same source files using the Openmoko toolchain. As all surroundings of these files for Eclipse and Openmoko project are not the same, the most straightforward approach is just to set two development environments and put the symbolic links of the source files into the Openmoko project directory.
After producing the Openmoko executable, it may be reasonable to try it via X, using the keyboard, mouse and screen of the desktop computer. All you need is to use the -X option in the ssh command when you log in into the connected mobile phone. After that, you should be able to run the application inside the phone but have its X window on a screen of the desktop machine. This way you can check the actual execution speed and have access to the mobile phone devices that are not present on PC.
Eclipse allows to add the custom builder to the project. These builders can be either Ant scripts or the executable shell scripts. These possibilities can be used to force the Openmoko toolchain to produce the phone executable without leaving the Eclipse IDE.
Contents |
Set up Freerunner build Config
- install Toolchain
- open 'Properties' for your C or C++ Project
- select 'C/C++ Build'->'Tool Settings'
- click on 'Configuration'->'Manage' and create new configuration eg. Freerunner (copy settings from 'Relase' configuration)
- change GCC C||C++||Assembler Compiler command to /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc||g++||as
- change GCC Linker Command to /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc (g++ for C++ project)
- go to 'Build Steps' and add ". /usr/local/openmoko/arm/setup-env" to 'Pre-build step'
- click Ok and select 'Freerunner' in 'Active Build Configuration' for your Project
Notes about Eclipse Ganymed (3.4)
There are three places where you have to change settings as above in Project Properties -> C/C++ Build -> Settings -> Tool Settings
- GCC C Compiler -> Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc
- GCC C Linker -> Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc
- GCC Assembler -> Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc||g++||as
--Perty 20:22, 18 September 2008 (UTC)
You can copy your binary to Freerunner by adding Post-Build command in 'Build Steps' eg.
scp ${project_name} root@neo:/home/root/dev_app/
or you can Run you application on Freerunner by adding Run configuration
C/C++ Application: /usr/bin/ssh Arguments: root@neo "cd dev_app && DISPLAY=:0 ./${project_name}"
--PipBoy2000 22:30, 9 September 2008 (UTC)
Set up Eclipse for development with Qt4
On the 8 of November it seems that its not working
This method has been tried on various distributions and it didn't worked, if you get it working please tell how you've done it and remove this message ... If you have others method to cross compile for the 2008.x in Qt4/c++ let us know !
I realized this with Xubuntu Hardy in an VirtualBox and using it to compile binaries for FSO and now SHR.
So it's possible to upload it somewhere for everyone. Do somebody know where?? Havn't tried to compile ipk-packages with this method, just binaries. What exactly didn't work? If somebody has questions just ask on the Community Mailing list, I'll try to help.
yes, it should be great if you share you virtual machine ... we have to find a place ! I'm now developing under debian (who has every development libraries ), waiting a way to compile for FSO
Set up Environment with Libraries
- install Toolchain
- install Eclipse with C/C++ development plug-in
- add the Anstrom Repository to the Host-toolchain and also to the FreeRunner
- add Anstrom Repository to Host-toolchain:
echo arch base 50 >> /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/etc/opkg.conf echo src/gz base http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2008/ipk/glibc/armv4t/base >> /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/etc/opkg.conf
opkg-target update opkg-target install libgcc1 libglib-2.0-0 libgmodule-2.0-0 libgobject-2.0-0 libgthread-2.0-0 libpng12-0 libqt3support4 libqtassistantclient4 libqtclucene4 libqtcore4 libqtdbus4 libqtdesigner4 libqtdesignercomponents4 libqtgui4 libqthelp4 libqtnetwork4 libqtscript4 libqtsql4 libqtsvg4 libqttest4 libqtxml4 libstdc++6 qt4-assistant qt4-common qt4-dbus qt4-demos qt4-designer qt4-fonts qt4-linguist qt4-pixeltool
opkg-target install qt4-x11-free-dev qt4-designer qt4-assistant // doesn't work there are some depency problems with x11-free packages so all the libs must be installed seperately (next line)
opkg-target install libqt3support-dev libqtassistantclient-dev libqtclucene-dev libqtcore-dev libqtdbus-dev libqtdesigner-dev libqtdesignercomponents-dev libqtgui-dev libqthelp-dev libqtnetwork-dev libqtscript-dev libqtsql-dev libqtsvg-dev libqttest-dev libqtuitools4-dev libqtxml-dev libglib-2.0-dev
- Add Qtlibs also to the FreeRunner :
opkg update opkg -force-depends install http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2008/ipk/glibc/armv4t/base/libqtgui4_4.4.3-r4.1_armv4t.ipk opkg -force-depends install http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2008/ipk/glibc/armv4t/base/libqtcore4_4.4.3-r4.1_armv4t.ipk opkg -force-depends install http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2008/ipk/glibc/armv4t/base/libqtdbus4_4.4.3-r4.1_armv4t.ipk opkg -force-depends install http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2008/ipk/glibc/armv4t/base/libqtxml4_4.4.3-r4.1_armv4t.ipk
Configure Eclipse Project
Project - right click - Properties --> C/C++ Build -- Tab "Tool Settings"
Configuration: Debug
- GCC c++ compiler -> Directories --- add
/usr/include/qt4 /usr/include/qt4/QtGui /usr/include/qt4/QtDBus /usr/include/qt4/QtCore
- GCC C++ Linker -> Libraries ---add
- Libraries (-l):
QtCore QtGui QtDBus
- Library search path (-L):
- On Gentoo: /usr/lib/qt4
Configuration: Freerunner
Project - right click - Properties --> C/C++ Build -- Tab "Tool Settings"
create Configuration "Freerunner": click on 'Configuration'->'Manage' and create new configuration eg. Freerunner (copy settings from 'Relase' configuration)
- GCC C++ Compiler
- Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/g++
- GCC C++ Compiler -> Directories
/usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/qt4/QtCore /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/qt4/QtGui /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/qt4/QtDBus /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/qt4 /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/c++/4.1.2/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/c++/4.1.2 /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/include/c++/4.1.2/backward
- GCC C++ Linker
- Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/g++
- GCC C++ Linker -> Libraries --- add
- Libraries (-l):
QtCore QtGui QtDBus
- Library search path (-L):
- GCC Assembler
- Command: /usr/local/openmoko/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/as
go to Tab 'Build Steps' and add ". /usr/local/openmoko/arm/setup-env" to 'Pre-build step'
workaround to deal with .ui files from Qt-Designer
mayby somody has a better solution please correct!!
Create a project with properties as mentioned above. To Compile your project create a bash-file in your Project-Folder (sed commands are necessary if you're using QtDbus libraries):
#!/bin/bash make clean rm Makefile.sed* qmake-qt4 -project qmake-qt4 sed 's/INCPATH =/INCPATH = -I\/usr\/include\/qt4\/QtDBus/g' Makefile > Makefile.sed1 sed 's/LIBS = $(SUBLIBS)/LIBS = $(SUBLIBS) -lQtDBus/g' Makefile.sed1 > Makefile.sed2 cp Makefile.sed2 Makefile make
Run it...then compile your project with Eclipse Configuration "Freerunner"


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What are birthmarks?
Birthmarks are areas of discolored and/or raised skin that are apparent at birth or within a few weeks of birth. Birthmarks may be made up of malformed pigment cells or blood vessels.
Medical experts don't know what causes birthmarks. But most of them are noncancer (benign) and don't require treatment. Babies with birthmarks should be examined and diagnosed by a healthcare provider.
What are the most common types of vascular birthmarks?
The following are the most common types of vascular birthmarks:
Macular stains or salmon patches. These are characterized by pink to red marks that may appear anywhere on the body. Angel kisses and stork bites are the most common type of vascular birthmark:
Angel's kisses. Marks located on the forehead, nose, upper lip, and eyelids that usually disappear with age.
Stork bites. Marks on the back of the neck that usually disappear with age.
Hemangioma. A common vascular birthmark. Hemangiomas become visible within the first few weeks or months of life and continue to grow rapidly for about 6 to 9 months. Then, they gradually lose this red color and also shrink. They are called strawberry patch hemangiomas. By age 5, 50% go away and 90% go away by age 9 without any treatment. Hemangiomas that grow into other organs or structures or become ulcerated should be evaluated by your health care provider.
Port-wine stain (also called nevus flammeus). A port-wine stain is a flat, pink, red, or purple mark that appears at birth, often on the face, arms, and legs, and continues to grow as the child grows. Port-wine stains do not go away and often need treatment if located on the eyelid or forehead. Port-wine stains involving the face may cause eye problems and be associated with other developmental disorders.
What are the most common types of pigmented birthmarks?
The following are the most common types of pigmented birthmarks:
Moles (also known as congenital nevi). These can be skin-colored, brown, or black, flat or raised and small or large. They can happen anywhere on the body. Moles can also happen in adulthood. But only moles that are present at birth are considered birthmarks. Other moles that behave like congenital nevi can appear within the first 2 years of life. Congenital nevi can develop into cancer later in life. Larger nevi have a higher risk of becoming cancerous.
Cafe-au-lait spots. This is French for coffee with milk. These are usually oval-shaped and light brown. Typically these fade with age and are not a problem. But many of them grouped together can be a sign of other health issues and should be examined by a healthcare provider.
Mongolian spots. These are blue or blue-gray spots on the lower back or buttocks. They are most common in babies with darker skin, like African-American or Asian babies. They can be mistaken for bruises and they usually fade with age.


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The Huffington Post, which is never quite so happy as when it's hyperventilating, went big with a story today about a pending December announcement from the Curiosity Mars rover's science team. "This data is gonna be one for the history books," HuffPo accurately quoted Curiosity chief scientist John Grotzinger of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), telling NPR. "It's looking really good."
Hard to overplay a teaser quote like that from one of NASA's usually reserved scientists, and on the surface it does sound potentially huge. What Grotzinger was talking about was a possible finding made by the rover's Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument, which is essentially a tiny onboard laboratory in which samples of soil and air are broken down for their constituent chemicals. One of the first things Curiosity is looking for in these early stages of the mission — and will continue looking for throughout — is methane, a powerful marker of biology on Earth and likely on Mars too, assuming life exists there.
(MORE: Rover Photos, from the Surface of Mars)
But as NPR reported in detail but HuffPo didn't, Grotzinger and his team were nearly tripped up earlier in the mission when SAM's sniffers indeed seemed to detect a signature whiff of methane. That set off a lot of buzzing within NASA, but the team stayed mum until they could confirm the find — and it was a good thing they did.
"We knew from the very beginning that we had this risk of having brought air from Florida," Grotzinger told NPR. "And we needed to diminish it and then make the measurement again."
(Photos: Window on Infinity: Pictures from Space)
They made that correction, and the sensational data evaporated. And even if few members of the Curiosity team were around in 1996, when NASA convened a sudden, almost unheard of midday press conference to announce that they had found bacterial fossils in a Martian meteorite — only to have to walk back from the finding in the months that followed — there is enough institutional PTSD left over from that experience that nobody wants to make the same mistake again.
What's more, even when a NASA scientist finds something that truly qualifies for the history books, there's a difference between what's historic for scientists and for the rest of us. The discovery of hematites, salt and other by-products of water on the Martian surface by earlier rovers had champagne corks popping and people high-fiving at JPL. You ever get excited about a hematite? No, and few other nonscientists would either — even though the finding was a critical link in the evidentiary chain that would establish the existence of Martian life.
(MORE: Mars Through the Decades — 40 Years of Exploring the Red Planet)
JPL spokesman Guy Webster made just this point today in an e-mail to TIME: "As for history books, the whole mission is for the history books," he wrote. That's not to say he rules out the possibility of truly big news. "It won't be earthshaking," he said in a later phone call, "but it will be interesting."
And as for the scoop the NPR reporter and HuffPo announced? "John was excited about the quality and range of information coming in from SAM during the day a reporter happened to be sitting in John's office last week," Webster wrote. "He has been similarly excited by results at other points during the mission so far."


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Here are some of the pictures I took during the class. What do you think we should have for dinner? Garlic bread, maybe?
Croissant resting before going into the oven
Crown twist ready to be bake.
7 grain bread
Egg wash the Croissant.
Beautiful crown twist.
French Baguettes
7 Grain bread.
7 Grain bread in different shapes.
Assortment of breads
French Baguettes with sesame topping.
Sandwich Rolls.
Assortment of Croissants (almond and chocolate fillings)
Croissants with Almond Filling.
Bread, anyone?


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Who dumped the dope?
That's the question of the day along the coast of Southern California as authorities try to figure out how four tons of marijuana — more than 150 bales — got into the Pacific Ocean near Orange County's Dana Point Harbor. They were found this weekend about 15 miles out to sea.
According to the Orange County Register, Border Patrol spokesman Michael Jimenez says that in most other cases when bales of pot have been recovered from the ocean, traffickers have dropped them into the drink as they tried to escape arrest. But this time, there was no such chase and "the bales were floating with no boat in sight," Jimenez told the newspaper.
Copyright 2016 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.


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Writing Opportunities are Plentiful at FanSided, Join the Team Today!
By FanSided
The FanSided Network originally launched back in 2007 as a means to bring the fan's voice to a broader audience. Initially we just covered the NFL, but quickly we've expanding that coverage to include all of the major professional sports, most collegiate programs, and numerous other teams across the world of sport. We've even started to expand into areas of entertainment, gaming, and food.
As a result of all of these efforts, FanSided continues to grow each month as we reach a larger and larger audience. All of this growth is creating opportunities and now just might be your chance to join our team. Whether you're an aspiring journalist or someone just looking to share their opinion as a hobby, we just want writers who have a passion for the sports and teams that they cover with us. Prior experience always helps, but is not required.
A full list of our open editorial positions is available here. We're also looking to add staff at nearly all of our individual team sites.
FanSided is seeking to add talented, motivated, and dedicated writers across nearly all of our 260+ sites. No matter the team you're looking to cover, we have a place where your voice can be heard. Interested in learning more? Complete our online application and apply today!


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This list is generated using a program (a Digital Freebie Search Engine). All links take you to the designer's blog/site, even if they are encoded.Do you want to be included in this blog? Please look at the About This Blog. The categories are displayed in random order. Thanks for looking. Copyright 2008-2009-2010-2011 - scrapbook.creativebusyhands.com
We found 128 Freebies today. Enjoy!
Earlier in the day, I published the freebies in a page by page style. Now, some of them are organized into categories. You choose the style you like best.
Usually, categories are useful when you are trying to find something specific that has been published in my blog.
I have a freebie in my other blog. Here is the link to the post: http://garden.creativebusyhands.com/2010/12/nasturtium-leaves.html. First freebie I ever made.
http://garden.creativebusyhands.com/2010/12/leaves-so-different.html . Second freebie.
Hope you like them.
You can find all categories already published on the "Labels" section at the bottom of the post page.
Please, always check the designer's terms of use.
I only classify the qualified freebies found today. If you want a designer to have their freebies qualified for classification, please let them know about this blog. I do the classification manually.
My engine is not perfect. So, sometimes when the engine thinks there is a freebie... well the freebie might not be there... Please, do not blame the designer for that.
Here are the categories for today:
Alpha(s),Font(s), Word Art(s) | Beach/Sea/Fish, Boat, Sail, Water etc. Theme | Blog Resource(s) | Blog Trains | Boy/Prince, Girl/Princess, Babies, Children, Character(s) Theme
Cat(s)/Dog(s)/Bear/Bird/Butterfly/Any other Animal Theme | Christmas - Elements/Papers | Desktop/Wallpaper/Calendar | Elements or Papers | Fall/Thanksgiving Theme
Food/Kitchen Related, Recipe Card(s) Theme | Halloween | Kit(s) | Movie/Music Theme | Photoshop/Gimp Resource(s) (Brush(es), Swatch/Palette,Scripts, ...)
Pirate Theme | Poser | Quick Page(s) | Template(s), Overlay(s), Photo Mask(s) | Wedding, Birthday/Party Theme(s), Mardi Gras/Carnaval Theme
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Thanks for stopping by.


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These are professional pictures of the actual item for sale
Dior Trotter Three Folded Wallet Brown Canvas Leather Ladies Dior
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Specification | Value |
Brand | Dior and Dior |
Model number | |
Control number | 228-33990 |
Subject | Ladies |
Color | Brown is |
Serial | |
Material | Canvas Laser |
Accessories | without accessories |
Size | W approximately 10.5cm x H approximately 8cmx D approximately 2.5cm small money: 1 card: 8 cards |
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This item is pre owned and may have general signs of use or wear in areas. Before purchasing, please thoroughly examine all product images.
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Our Alumni
Our Alumni
Let's get right to it! The opening paragraph is your introduction to what people will find on your page or site. It can be a very short phrase (1-5 words) or longer, but try to keep it under 40 words.
The appropriate number of words on a page depends on its purpose and audience. If it is one of your main landing pages, it should be short (100-250 words), and paired with images and stories.
Pages deeper in the site that provide details can be up to 500 words. If you have a very text-heavy, informational page, use friendly headers to guide readers all the way to the bottom—or consider breaking the information out onto additional pages.
Headers (like this one)
Heavy blocks of text are hard to read. And important facts can get lost along the way. Along with short paragraphs, headings help web readers find their place and absorb information more quickly. As a general rule, there ought to be a heading for every 125 or so words. As you can see from this page, using them more often works too.
Links in text
Links within the text are important means of guiding your users to important info. They limit duplicate information and help keep visitors moving to key content throughout the site. You can also add a "Related Links" list to highlight additional pages or programs.
Writing style
Washington College is a warm, intimate community where people are familiar and friendly with one another. Overall, the writing should be smart, knowing, engaging, and straightforward.
Think about how you would talk to someone who called your office, or if you ran into them in Hodson Hall – and write as you might explain the information.
Before you publish a page, read it out loud to yourself. If it sounds natural, it's more likely to be good.
Great work!
Just by editing web pages, you're helping to show thousands of people what a dynamic, helpful, and rewarding place this is. Thanks for your help!