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This Week in History, May 20 - May 26
May 20, 1873
Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis receive patent for blue jeans. San Francisco businessman Levi Strauss and Reno, Nevada, tailor Jacob Davis are given a patent to create work pants reinforced with metal rivets, marking the birth of one of the world's most famous garments: blue jeans.
Born Loeb Strauss in Buttenheim, Bavaria, in 1829, the young Strauss immigrated to New York with his family in 1847 after the death of his father. By 1850, Loeb had changed his name to Levi and was working in the family dry goods business, J. Strauss Brother & Co. In early 1853, Levi Strauss went west to seek his fortune during the heady days of the Gold Rush.
May 21, 1881
American Red Cross founded. In Washington, D.C., humanitarians Clara Barton and Adolphus Solomons found the American National Red Cross, an organization established to provide humanitarian aid to victims of wars and natural disasters in congruence with the International Red Cross. Barton, born in Massachusetts in 1821, worked with the sick and wounded during the American Civil War and became known as the "Angel of the Battlefield" for her tireless dedication. In 1865, President Abraham Lincoln commissioned her to search for lost prisoners of war, and with the extensive records she had compiled during the war she succeeded in identifying thousands of the Union dead at the Andersonville prisoner-of-war camp.
May 22, 1843
Great Emigration departs for Oregon. A massive wagon train, made up of 1,000 settlers and 1,000 head of cattle, sets off down the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri. Known as the "Great Emigration," the expedition came two years after the first modest party of settlers made the long, overland journey to Oregon. After leaving Independence, the giant wagon train followed the Sante Fe Trail for some 40 miles and then turned northwest to the Platte River, which it followed along its northern route to Fort Laramie, Wyoming. From there, it traveled on to the Rocky Mountains, which it passed through by way of the broad, level South Pass that led to the basin of the Colorado River. The travelers then went southwest to Fort Bridger, northwest across a divide to Fort Hall on the Snake River, and on to Fort Boise, where they gained supplies for the difficult journey over the Blue Mountains and into Oregon. The Great Emigration finally arrived in October, completing the 2,000-mile journey from Independence in five months.
May 23, 1934
Police kill famous outlaws Bonnie and Clyde. These two notorious criminals Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow are shot to death by Texas and Louisiana state police while driving a stolen car near Sailes, Louisiana. Bonnie Parker met the charismatic Clyde Barrow in Texas when she was 19 years old and her husband (she married when she was 16) was serving time in jail for murder. Shortly after they met, Barrow was imprisoned for robbery. Parker visited him every day, and smuggled a gun into prison to help him escape, but he was soon caught in Ohio and sent back to jail. When Barrow was paroled in 1932, he immediately hooked up with Parker, and the couple began a life of crime together.
May 24, 1883
Brooklyn Bridge opens. After 14 years and 27 deaths while being constructed, the Brooklyn Bridge over the East River is opened, connecting the great cities of New York and Brooklyn for the first time in history. Thousands of residents of Brooklyn and Manhattan Island turned out to witness the dedication ceremony, which was presided over by President Chester A. Arthur and New York Governor Grover Cleveland. Designed by the late John A. Roebling, the Brooklyn Bridge was the largest suspension bridge ever built to that date.
May 25, 1977
Star Wars opens on Memorial Day weekend with an intergalactic bang as the first of George Lucas' blockbuster Star Wars movies hits American theaters. The incredible success of Star Wars--it received seven Oscars, and earned $461 million in U.S. ticket sales and a gross of close to $800 million worldwide--began with an extensive, coordinated marketing push by Lucas and his studio, 20th Century Fox, months before the movie's release date. "It wasn't like a movie opening," actress Carrie Fisher, who played rebel leader Princess Leia, later told Time magazine. "It was like an earthquake." Beginning with--in Fisher's words--"a new order of geeks, enthusiastic young people with sleeping bags," the anticipation of a revolutionary movie-watching experience spread like wildfire, causing long lines in front of movie theaters across the country and around the world.
May 26, 1897
Dracula goes on sale in London. The first copies of the classic vampire novel Dracula, by Irish writer Bram Stoker, appear in London bookshops on this day in 1897. A childhood invalid, Stoker grew up to become a football (soccer) star at Trinity College, Dublin. After graduation, he got a job in civil service at Dublin Castle, where he worked for the next 10 years while writing drama reviews for the Dublin Mail on the side. In this way, Stoker met the well-respected actor Sir Henry Irving, who hired him as his manager. Stoker stayed in the post for most of the next three decades, writing Irving's voluminous correspondence for him and accompanying him on tours in the United States. Over the years, Stoker began writing a number of horror stories for magazines, and in 1890 he published his first novel, The Snake's Pass.

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|Thomas Wyatt, by Hans Holbein the Younger
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One of the most interesting events I attended last term was a slightly belated book launch (viewable here) for the Wolfson Prize-winning Thomas Wyatt: The Heart's Forest, by my former undergraduate tutor Susan Brigden. It was organised by a new institution which has rather burst upon the scene here – TORCH, or The Oxford Research Centre for the Humanities, an interdisciplinary enterprise based in the refurbished 18C Radcliffe Infirmary.
Events relating to new books normally take one of two forms in Oxford – seminar or party. At a seminar, the author presents a précis of the work in a formal academic setting in the form of a paper, and is then politely grilled by an audience of peers and students. At a party, plenty of wine and nibbles are served in some smart college room, discounted copies of the book made available, and brief speeches made by a bashful author and an eager publisher.
TORCH has however been pioneering a new kind of book event, which steers a middle way between these two models. At the Heart's Forest evening, in a rare assembly of historical talent, a panel consisting of Diarmaid MacCulloch, Chris Stamatakis, David Starkey and Susan Brigden herself sat on the stage in St. Anne's auditorium. The panellists each gave a speech – something in between an encomium and a personal reflection on the nature of 16C England. Susan, in her response, talked frankly about the intimacy with which a biographer lives with their subject (his loves, spiritual crises and felonies), and reflected on what she might change in the book, having finally achieved 'closure' on Wyatt. The panel – three of them once fellow doctoral students under the legendary G.R. Elton – then launched into an informal but eye-opening discussion about why Tudor England mattered, and how strong our grasp of that period is. Starkey saw in Henry's court the heroic origins of a modern English identity; McCullough insisted that Tudor England was still entirely on the margins of Europe; they argued about the role of Reformation theology and of loyalty to the Tudor dynasty. And then we all had a glass of wine.
It is hard to entice academics into a space where they can address the big questions in their field, speak about the personalities who have moulded their own careers, articulate something of the emotional rollercoaster of writing a big book, and reflect on cutting-edge interdisciplinary methodology – let alone all at once. Perhaps by innovating with the form and shape of academic meetings, organisations like TORCH can also encourage new patterns of thought, and provide new templates for scholarly conversations… without losing the celebratory conviviality of the traditional launch party.


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I haven't really gotten around to updating things on here in awhile. I have been super busy with work and school. I have two more classes to take this summer to finish up with my minor, and two classes this coming fall to finish up with my major. I can't wait! I'm super excited to get done with school and start with a real big girl job lol! I have really strong aspirations of working for Hallmark or a company that does like car body wraps, billboards, etc. I still have a lot of research to do, but I am really looking forward to it. I promise that I will post some more stuff soon!
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3.14 happy pi day!
Yup all of us celebrating... we be nerds! I didn't make a pie today... just some cookies so far, and perhaps muffins next.... but you can check out pies I've previously made here.
I didn't even know about pi day, I think I'm going to have to celebrate!
My father, a admitted nerd, reminded me only after I spent all morning making a huge black forest cake for a family party today. Happy Pi Day!
Happy pi day! This is the first year I found out about it - it's fun!
Great celebration!! Hope you had a nice Pi Day!
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The Waterfall FMS is a SaaS application that enables franchises of all sizes to consolidate digital assets, communication, and business intelligence analytics within a single franchise management system. Developed primarily with Ruby on Rails, WATERFALL SOFTWARE's franchise software offers a comprehensive, turn-key franchise technology solution. It enables the creation and distribution of franchise websites and intranets as well as full dashboard-based business intelligence analytics.
The franchise software enables
Content Management System
Full franchise CMS functionality with SEO tools built in
Rapid deployment of franchise websites for all franchisee locations
Customer Relationship Management
Dashboard-driven franchise CRM that allows your franchise to easily track new leads
Security-enabled filing cabinet to store franchise marketing materials.
Community forums to facilitate franchise communications
University Module
Company-specific franchise training software ensures educational material is always available
The User Log allows corporate to track franchisee training progress and success
Dashboard-driven franchise social media distribution and analytics
Social media and blog news feed integration
Third-party application integration – CC processing, loyalty, bookkeeping, and many other functions.
The Waterfall AMS is a SaaS application that enables professional associations, clubs, and non-profits of all sizes and levels of complexity to consolidate digital assets, communication, and business intelligence analytics within a single space. The core association management platform, developed primarily with Ruby on Rails, is a turn-key association software that enables the creation and distribution of association websites and individual chapter websites, as well as full dashboard-based business intelligence analytics.
The Waterfall AMS association technology enables
Content Management System
Full association CMS functionality with keyword optimization and other SEO tools built in ensure you can easily update your association website
Rapid deployment of local association websites and chapter websites
Customer Relationship Management
Association CRM is dashboard-driven and easy-to-use
Security-enabled filing cabinet stores association documents and membership materials
Community forums to assist with member and association-wide communication
University Module
The association training module makes educational material available to all users within your association, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
User log tracks who took which classes when and tracks member progress and success
The dashboard-driven association management system includes social media distribution and analytics
News feeds enable associations to easily track followers, member communication, and competitors
Seamless integration with third-party applications, including credit card processing, loyalty program management, book keeping, and more
The Waterfall HMS is a SaaS healthcare management application that enables stand-alone and multi-unit doctors' offices, medical practices, healthcare clinics, and hospitals of all sizes to consolidate all digital assets, communication, and business intelligence analytics within a single platform. The core healthcare software, developed primarily with Ruby on Rails, is a comprehensive, turn-key healthcare technology solution that enables the creation and distribution of medical websites and intranets.
The Waterfall HMS platform enables
Content Management System
Patient Relationship Management
University Module
Third-party applications – CC processing, record keeping, and many other functions
The Waterfall EMS is a SaaS education management system and school management system that enables individual school websites and multi-unit educational systems of all sizes to consolidate digital assets, communication, and classroom intelligence analytics within a single platform. The online education management platform is a comprehensive, turn-key education software solution that enables the creation and distribution of school websites and intranets as well as full dashboard-based attendance and student performance analytics.
The Waterfall EMS platform enables
Content Management System
Full school website CMS functionality with search engine optimization tools built in
Rapid deployment of school websites within multi-location education systems
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Dashboard driven school data that helps track teacher and student progress
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Security-enabled filing cabinet
Student, teacher, and administrator forums
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School-specific educational material is always available to all users
Dashboard-driven social media content management and analytics
Third-party applications – CC processing, bookkeeping, many other functions.
Consolidated management of your organization's consumer-facing assets.
The Waterfall Content Management System (CMS) empowers organizations to manage the content and SEO marketing of the organization's online assets, including the Corporate website, location and or affiliate websites, mobile websites, and customized social media websites.
Rapid deployment of brand consistent affiliate, partner or franchisee websites.
The Waterfall software platform delivers the ability to customize and deploy sub-sites for all partners, affiliates, locations, and franchisees in your organization. Using Waterfall, your organization is able to scale and grow with confidence: brand equity and message consistency is maintained.
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Integration of all associated social media pages into the Waterfall system allows for your organization's administrator to monitor postings and push content to one or all sites with the push of a button.
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Knowledge is power and the customizable business intelligence dashboard delivers. The analytics and reporting you need to make critical business decisions are displayed on your dashboard, allowing greater insight and transparency into your organization.
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The built-in CRM allows for easy lead and customer management. The Waterfall CRM also allows headquarter admins to see all leads that enter the system. This level of transparency enables corporate leaders to deliver greater support to their associates and partners and help close more business. In addition, Waterfall software easily integrates with third-party CRM platforms that your organization might currently be using.
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The Waterfall system allows for greater knowledge of the user activity in the system. Complete with user logs, the ability to assign roles and permissions, and robust user forums, the administrators of the organization will better understand their users operational activities and enjoy enhanced communication throughout the organization.
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The Waterfall system provides a University module that allows your organization to deliver training materials, documents, and videos to all users. Upload your own videos or embed videos hosted on other sites. User logs provide accountability into who has taken which classes and when. The Assessment Builder allows your organization to create assessment and associate them with specific classes ensuring compliance and accreditation.
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Manage documents of all kinds with the filing cabinet. Assign files to specific users or to everyone. Provide approved content for the web assets, marketing material, instructional documents, and other information to your users. Private filing cabinets are provided for each user to store documents, for example. Executed contracts, performance profiles, and compliance reports.
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China launches MITM attack on GitHub
No comments · Posted by lance in Censorship, China, Online Privacy, Security Breaches, Surveillance
It appears that China recently launched a poorly executed Man in the Middle (MITM) attack on GitHub.
Greatfire.org has all the details.
In short:
GitHub.com is an https only website, so the only way to monitor it is to use a MITM attack to decrypt the contents of the communications. There is evidence that GitHub is widely used in China for code sharing, so the backlash from blocking it completely was too large, and it was unblocked a few days later.
The attack happened on January 26. It was poorly executed in that the faked certificate did not match the real one in any of the meta-data and it was not signed by a recognized certificate authority. This caused most browsers to report a security error. The MITM attack only lasted about an hour.
Based on reports it only impacted users in China, which strongly suggests that it was government backed at some level. My work in censorship circumvention over the years has shown that China is far from monolithic. This could have been the work of a local government or regional ISP. I have not seen an analysis showing if this was country wide or not. It seems very ham fisted for the central government.
The speculated reason for the attack is to monitor access to a list of people who have been involved in creating the Great Firewall of China, which is hosted on GitHub, and is connected to a petition on Whitehouse.gov proposing that those people be denied entry to the US.
censorship · china · man-in-the-middle · security breaches · surveillance
Nokia does a man in the middle attack on your secure mobile browsing
No comments · Posted by lance in Cryptography, Internet, Online Privacy, Personal Privacy
Gigaom reports on a major security issue at Nokia, first announced in the "Treasure Hunt" blog.
Their Asha and Lumia phones come with something they call the "Xpress Browser". To improve the browser experience, the web traffic is proxies and cached. That is a fairly common and accepted practice.
Where Nokia has stepped into questionable territory is when it does this for secure web traffic (URLs starting with HTTPS://). Ordinarily it is impossible to cache secure web pages because the encryption key is unique and used only for a single session, and is negotiated directly between the browser and the target website. If it was cached no one would be able to read the cached data.
Nokia is doing a "man in the middle attack" on the user's secure browser traffic. Nokia does this by having all web traffic sent to their proxy servers. The proxy then impersonate the intended website to the phone, and set up a new secure connection between the proxy and the real website.
Ordinarily this would generate security alerts because the proxy would not have the real website's cryptographic Certificate. Nokia gets around this by creating new certificates which are signed by a certificate authority they control and which is pre-installed and automatically trusted by the phone.
So, you try to go to Gmail. The proxy intercepts that connection, and gives you a fake Gmail certificate signed by the Nokia certificate authority. Your phone trusts that so everything goes smoothly. The proxy then securely connects to Gmail using the real certificate. Nokia can cache the data, and the user gets a faster experience.
All good right?
The fly in the ointment is that Nokia now has access to all of your secure browser traffic in the clear, including email, banking, etc.
They claim that they don't look at this information, and I think that is probably true. The problem is that you can't really rely on that. What if Nokia gets a subpoena? What about hackers? What about accidental storage or logging?
This is a significant breaking of the HTTPS security model without any warning to end users.
cryptography · internet · man-in-the-middle · mobile · security · web
Schneier on Security: Domain-in-the-Middle Attacks
No comments · Posted by lance in Email Security, hacking, International, Internet, National Security, Personal Privacy, Security Breaches, Surveillance
Schneier on Security: Domain-in-the-Middle Attacks
Bruce Schneier on the real world effectiveness of a very simple domain name based man in the middle attack.
Here is a Wired article on the same issue showing how it was used to steal 20 GB of email from a Fortune 500 company.
dns · hacking · man-in-the-middle · security · security breaches · surveillance


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Happy Time Change Day! Not that I love this whole time change thing. I grew up in Saskatchewan, we don't change time there, we stay on daylight savings time, all year long!
I decided that since we are losing an hour today and it almost Spring we all deserve a cookie, or 6!
These simple sugar cookies are amazing! So easy and so very good. They are crisp on the outside and super chewy on the inside.
The cream of tartar gives these cookies a really nice little tangy taste, which I love.
And they are super cute and Springy and all I had to do was shake on some colored sanding sugar! Easy Peasy!
What you need,
1 cup butter, at room temperature
1 cup vegetable oil
1 cup granulated sugar + plus a little extra for rolling
1 cup powdered sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
2 large eggs
4 cups + 2 tbsp. all purpose flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. cream of tarter
1 tsp. salt (I used salted butter so I left the salt out, as usual!)
Colored sanding sugar or sprinkles, optional
In the bowl of a stand mixer combine the butter, oil and both sugars. Beat until smooth. Add the eggs one at a time until well incorporated. Then add the vanilla. Slowly add the flour, baking soda, cream of tartar and salt. Mix until everything is fully combined.
Cover the batter with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 2 hours or longer.
When you are ready to bake the cookies, heat the oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with a silpat mat and set aside.
Scoop a heaping tablespoon of dough at a time and roll into a ball.
Place the dough balls on the prepared pan. Flatten each ball a little but using a small glass with a flat bottom. Butter the bottom of the glass then dip it into the extra sugar and press each ball lightly. Sprinkle on your sanding sugar or whatever you like.
Bake the cookies for 8-10 minutes until they are very lightly browned on the bottom and just set. Let the cookies cool on the pan for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
Store the cookies in an airtight container for up to a week.
These cookies freeze really well too, not that you will have any left to freeze, they are that good!
There you go, pretty little cookies to help you get over the fact that you lost an hour of sleep today! On a high note at least it won't be dark when you leave work anymore!
Happy almost Spring!
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I had decided to watch it again for a full game review. Then on the drive yesterday, I decided I would just erase it. Now, I'm going to keep it just in case. So unless I change my mind in the depths of March's despair over no football at all, I'll not rewatch it. For the proper antitoxin, I have Florida, South Carolina, LSU, and Tech recorded, too.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one that felt relief that the season was over. That was my over riding sense after I was over being upset for Artie that his career would end in a drop and what
Strangely, this game represented a nearly full microcosm of the season. Even the officiating followed that (think the personal foul on Garrison for tackling the QB on an option play or the lack of a targeting call when a Georgia receiver gets lit up in the head). Since things fall into general areas, this seems easiest:
- Offensive line play. I mentioned it in the 3 questions. This group has had the most head-scratching season of the whole team. You can point to injuries or inexperience other places. There is none of that here. There are times through the season that the offensive line just total owned their opponents. Think both game ending drives against South Carolina and Florida, or the utter ownage of Georgia Tech in the overtime possessions. Then there are times when Georgia's backfield looks like the clowns coming out of a cop car bit with all of the opposing defensive players running wild in the backfield. The Gator Bowl was the same. Mason had his poor moments, no doubt, but how much of that was due to the pressure Nebraska got early (while only rushing 4 or 5) or because we got not push on red zone runs? And how much did Gurley get tagged at the line of scrimmage when blocks didn't move anyone? Then you look at other times when the line just owned Nebraska's front and Mason had plenty of time. A very mixed performance by the line, which is exactly what you could say for the season.
- Defensive stoppage. I got taken to task for laying any blame on the loss on the defense. I get what folks were saying, but I still stand by my assessment that the defense's
stunningcoming to be expected coverage breakdowns at the worst possible times played a roll in this loss. Giving credit where it is due, they held Nebraska to their third lowest offensive out put of the season and below their season YPP average. That was with a 99 yard play. But that play....That series was Georgia's entire defensive season in a three part satire. It wouldn't have been any more ridiculously played out if Robin Williams was doing blow on the sideline while calling the defensive sets. For more on this, read Bill Connelly's Gator Bowl preview. In the end, Georgia didn't have enough stops, which you need when you have...
- Punt return fail. As they say, the definition of insanity is when you keep doing the same dumb thing over and over expecting a different outcome. Welcome to Georgia's punt return philosophy. I get that we don't have to have a full time special teams coach. What about a Special Teams Consultant? Or Director of Non-Every Down Specialists? 4th Down Shaman? Our punt return philosophy has devolved from don't do anything to hurt field position to do the stupidest possible thing at the stupidest possible time. It is tough for any defense to get a stop, just to be sent back out to defend a short field that they had not part in. That was on glaring display in the Gator Bowl.
- Fullback impact. I don't know what Quayvon Hicks did, I implore him to fix it. Beg. Grovel. Work like life depends on it. I love Merritt Hall, but Hicks' ability to pound people running the ball, and his threat to catch it changes things. I'd mention his physicality blocking, but I suspect his blocking breakdowns are part of the reasons he hasn't played much.
- Suspensions. This list can't be complete without this. Revisionist history aside, I would have loved to see JHC and Tray Matthews playing. Especially JHC on the 99 yard play.
- Injuries and their impact. This game is total different with any one of the following: Gurley at full speed/strength, Murray playing, Marshall at full speed/strength, Mitchell playing, Justin-Scott Wesley playing. Any one of those changes the offensive game plan and allows the offense to do the things we do best.


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It's no secret that I love children's books, and one of my favorite aspects of children's nonfiction is the way the pages are laid out: bright illustrations, infographs and diagrams, highlighted text, lists and charts, bold graphics. Most adult books are pretty dense with text... which is totally okay, but sometimes I wish more adult nonfiction was as appealing to the eyes as kids' books. Fortunately, that's where Your Farm in the City: An Urban Dweller's Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals by Lisa Taylor comes in.
I discovered this book tucked away in the garden section of our library last year, and the instant I opened it, I was entranced by the children's-book-style layout. It was so pretty! I immediately checked it out, and soon discovered that its usefulness matched its fun design.
This book is a great introduction to urban/suburban homesteading, giving a lively (and pretty) overview of how homegrown food affects the world. Taylor's friendly and personable writing gives you a starter's guide to planning a garden (in any sized space), composting and creating healthy soil, building raised beds, starting seeds, watering, extending the harvest season, canning, storing vegetables, beekeeping, raising chickens and goats, and much more. It also includes pages dedicated to each kind of vegetable, fruit, and herb (how to grow it, how to harvest it, and suggested varieties), profiles of different kinds of helpful bugs, informational pages about weeds and harmful pests, sample plans for an urban homestead, and sidebars dedicated to organizations and websites where you can learn more.
This book isn't exhaustive or in-depth, but that's the point. I'm the kind of person who gets overwhelmed by too much information, so this book was the perfect starting point to learn about homesteading as a whole— and it inspired me to delve further into the subjects that interested me, helped out by the extensive bibliography. Your Farm in the City is a fantastic and appealing overview of what urban homesteading can be. If someone told me they were interested in urban homesteading, this would be the first book I'd recommend!


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From the winner of the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger 2012 for Best Thriller of the Year comes a gripping and suspenseful new spy novel. Perfect for fans of John le Carré, Charles Cumming is 'the master of the modern spy thriller' (Mail on Sunday)
Thomas Kell thought he was done with spying. A former MI6 officer, he devoted his life to the Service, but it has left him with nothing but grief and a simmering anger against the Kremlin.
Then Kell is offered an unexpected chance at revenge. Taking the law into his own hands, he embarks on a mission to recruit a top Russian spy who is in possession of a terrifying secret. As Kell tracks his man from Moscow to London, he finds himself in a high stakes game of cat and mouse in which it becomes increasingly difficult to know who is playing whom.
As the mission reaches boiling point, the threat of a catastrophic terrorist attack looms over Britain. Kell is faced with an impossible choice. Loyalty to MI6 – or to his own conscience?


text: Harold and Kumar Will Roll Again in Third Movie Perma-stoned pair set to return for another installment in hit series By Rob Quinn, Newser Staff Posted Jul 25, 2008 10:27 AM CDT 0 comments Comments In this image provided by New Line Cinema, John Cho, left, and Kal Penn, are shown in a scene from New Line Cinema's "Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay". (AP Photo/New Line Cinema, Jaimie Trueblood) View 2 more images (Newser) – They've gone to White Castle, escaped from Guantanamo Bay, and they're still smoking. Harold and Kumar will be returning for a third movie, with John Cho and Kal Penn expected to again play the stoned pair, reports Variety. The writing team behind the first two hits will be back, but they haven't let any storyline hints filter out. View 2 more images


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N.K. Newsletter
Vantage Point
North Korea
NORTH KOREA NEWSLETTER NO. 60 (June 25, 2009)
*** TOPIC OF THE WEEK (Part 1)
North Korea Offers to Lift Border-crossing Restrictions
SEOUL (Yonhap) -- The two Koreas failed to agree on the future of a joint industrial park in the North's border town of Kaesong and the fate of a detained South Korean worker in talks held on June 19, though the sides left room for further negotiations. And in an unusual move, North Korea offered to lift a nearly eight-month-long restriction on South Korean travel to the Kaesong complex just north of the demilitarized zone.
Though North Korea indicated its willingness to completely lift restrictions on inter-Korean border-crossings imposed last December on employees of South Korean companies operating in the industrial zone, the two Koreas failed to narrow their differences during the three-hour meeting on wage and rent issues and agreed to meet again on July 2.
The June 19 meeting was a follow-up to talks on June 11 in which the North demanded higher wages and rent while the South called for the release of the detained worker. North Korea pressed for South Korean firms to quadruple monthly wages for local workers to US$300 from the current $70-$80 and for $500 million in land use fees. South Korean developers of the complex paid $16 million for a 50 year contract on 1 million pyeong of land (approximately 3.3 square kilometers) when the park opened in 2005.
The inter-Korean talks, only the second since the inauguration of Seoul's conservative Lee Myung-bak government in February last year, came amid growing confrontation between North Korea and the outside world. The U.N. Security Council punished North Korea for its May 25 nuclear test by sharpening financial sanctions and allowing searches of North Korean vessels suspected of carrying missile and nuclear materials. Pyongyang vowed to bolster its nuclear deterrence in response and threatened military clashes in case of search attempts.
Kim Young-tak, who led the South Korean delegation to the inter-Korean talks in Kaesong, said in a press briefing that the North is willing to lift border-crossing limits. "There were no strings attached. The North said it intends to do so to help make business easier for the South Korean companies." North Korea significantly reduced the number of people and vehicles allowed to cross the inter-Korean border on Dec. 1 last year in protest over what it called Seoul's "confrontational" policy. It also capped the number of South Koreans allowed to stay within the industrial enclave to 880.
Seoul proposed the two Koreas hold joint surveys of industrial zones abroad to "enhance the international competitiveness of the inter-Korean industrial park in Kaesong." The South suggested the two sides begin an inspection of industrial zones in Asia next month, starting with China and Vietnam, and later in Central Asia and then in the United States and South America.
"The proposal for joint surveys was made to seek a reasonable solution for problems raised by both sides regarding the Kaesong complex and to make the industrial park internationally competitive," Kim said. "We urged the North to promptly withdraw restrictions on South Koreans' stay in Kaesong, guarantee free border transit, telecommunication and customs clearance, and to organize and run a joint committee on immigration."
The South Korean delegation also made it clear that the North's demands for renegotiation on the land lease hike was unacceptable, Kim said. "But we explained that building nurseries for the children of North Korean workers who are mostly young women was negotiable along with the transit restriction," he said. "The North repeated its demands (for a four-fold monthly wage hike to $300 per worker and a 31-fold hike in rent to $500 million) and repeatedly proposed that the two sides start with discussing the land lease hike."
In a 40-minute speech, the South Korean delegation presented three main principles for the development of the industrial complex, Kim said. "The first is that the two Koreas strictly abide to inter-Korean agreements, contracts and rules, and the second is that the development of the complex should be based on economic fundamentals and remain unaffected by political or military situations," Kim said. "The third is that the two sides maintain a future-oriented vision to develop it into an internationally competitive industrial complex."
In April, North Korea declared all contracts governing the park "null and void," protesting Seoul's toughened policy on Pyongyang. In a sign of growing stress on businesses, a clothing firm pulled out this month in the first withdrawal from the Kaesong park. The venture currently hosts 105 firms making clothes, kitchenware, electronic equipment and other labor-intensive goods with about 40,000 North Korean workers.
Despite having failed to close the gap on major issues such as the release of South Korean detainee Yu Sung-jin, who was apprehended in March for allegedly criticizing the North's regime and encouraging a female North Korean worker to defect, the two sides showed their willingness to keep the talks alive. "While refusing to accept the letter written by Yu's family, the North Koreans asked us to let his family know that he is fine," Kim said.
North Korea, however, reportedly criticized the recent South Korea-U.S. pledge of strengthened solidarity to press the North for denuclearization and a stipulation that inter-Korean unification would come about under a free democracy and a market economy. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and U.S. president Barack Obama agreed at their summit meeting in Washington on June 16 to bolster and develop the bilateral alliance into a strategic partnership and vowed strict sanctions against the North for its provocative behavior.
President Lee affirmed that Seoul could not accept the North's excessive demands on rent and wage hikes in his talks with Obama, and hinted at a possible pullout from the joint park. "We cannot really know what will happen if they continue on this path," he said. Lee also pledged to pursue reunification with the North "on the principles of a free democracy and a market economy."
North Korean media denounced President Lee's remarks on the fate of the Kaesong industrial zone as "shameful." The North's state-run broadcasters also questioned why inter-Korean issues that could only be solved through the Korean people themselves were brought before outside parties.
North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported on the inter-Korean meeting on June 19, saying it was arranged in a very difficult situation owing to the recent cooling of relations. The report also noted the North's delegation chided the South for deciding to fully participate in a U.S.-led anti-proliferation campaign and for not taking a sincere approach to the talks.
"The south side's behavior cannot be interpreted otherwise than a deliberate and premeditated act to deny even the work in the Kaesong Industrial Zone (KIZ), the only lever for cooperation between the (North and the South)," the report said. The North also urged the South to refrain from doing anything that would run contrary to the aspiration of the nation, and to take a sincere stance towards the work at Kaesong and the talks aimed at improving it.
As regards to its demand for land use and wage hikes, the North claimed that it advanced the proposals "taking into full consideration practices observed in special economic zones in other countries," as well as the political, economic and military peculiarities of the Kaesong complex. The KCNA said the North Korean delegation insisted that the South receive "the biggest profits" from the complex from a political, economic and military point of view.
"The north side called to task the south side for laying hurdles in the way of the working contact on the work in the KIZ, evading its responsibility and duty and creating complexity by raising an issue irrelevant to the revision of the contracts and urged it to sincerely approach the discussion of issues with a correct attitude and stand," the news agency said.
North Korea's main newspaper, meanwhile, denounced the Seoul-Washington summit. "The newly-minted U.N. sanctions against North Korea for its nuclear test and missile launches wouldn't cower the North Korean people; on the contrary, it is strengthening their resolute stance to enhance the nation's self-defense capability."
A column titled "Revealing the true strength of (North) Korean people" in Rodong Sinmun, official newspaper of the Worker's Party, said June 20 it was "ridiculous and preposterous of our enemies to call for enhanced sanctions on us," adding, "Our people live based on the spirit of self-reliance. Our people wouldn't flinch an eyelid" when faced with the international sanctions.
The new U.N. resolution includes a ban on shipments of arms and nuclear or missile-related parts to and from North Korea and calls on member states to carry out searches of vessels suspected of carrying banned cargo. The newspaper also said that dialogue wouldn't work for "imperialist robbers," adding that the "North Korean military is demanding to 'let the gun speak' to them instead."
North Korea will counter "a pistol with a cannon, a cannon with a missile, a sanction with revenge, and a nuclear weapon with a nuclear weapon," it said. Calling for North Korean people's solidarity, it said it would continue to be victorious because all people are firmly united and that "there will be more miracles in store in this land that will surprise the world."


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I have a retro poster in my kitchen with a cheerful 50s housewife saying "Drink coffee! Do stupid things faster with more energy!" Today I decided to test that strategy. I had one child-free hour with Eden at preschool and Isaac napping, two half-finished projects, and one leftover cup of coffee from this morning. I had a little extra motivation because it's the last day of February (yay!) and I'm ready to wrap up my February challenge.
Half-finished decluttering project before:
Half-finished decluttering project before:
|This is "Isaac's room."
|Where's the floor?
I realize this room probably looks farther from half-finished to most people, but trust me, it was much worse. This room has become the dumping grounds for anything I need to sort or that I haven't chosen a place for yet. I'm tired of trying to keep the kids out of it and having a room that we never use, so I decided to get this room in full use. I've gotten rid of enough stuff that this is now possible. I haven't finished sorting, but I'm going to put unfinished boxes in the basement.
Half-finished creative project before:
Half-finished creative project before:
This is a painting that I started years ago and abandoned. It was originally going to go in the bathroom but I'm going to change course and finish it for the kitchen. I'm using this tutorial for a copycat World Market print. Sometimes trying too hard to be original is overwhelming and takes the fun out of playing with art for me. And really, who is original anyway? Aren't we all using the same materials and working with the same themes and inspired by other artists who are doing similar things? More on this in a later post…the simple version is sometimes it's fun to be a copycat.
So, one hour.
It was amazing. Time stood still and I totally finished both projects with time to spare.
Ha. Here's the after one hour snapshots. Keepin it real:
I got on a roll with the room and spent most of my time there while I was waiting for my branches to dry. (And I should've included a photo of the pile of boxes that I basically just moved outside the room into the hall, waiting to go down to the basement or be stored.)
Painting tip: Don't pour all of your paint at the beginning, because you have to wait for the branches to dry before doing the swirly circles. (And if you're painting the background, you'll have to wait for that to dry before doing the branches. This is probably obvious to people who spend more time with a paintbrush in their hand than I do.) And you have to wait for picking your daughter up from preschool. And going to Home Depot for a rug for the room project. Surprisingly, even after all that time the paint was still usable after stirring it a little bit.
And here's the real afters: after one trip to Home Depot, one more hour of kids watching tv, and one hour of Kasey installing things into our crazy brick and lath and plaster and paneling walls.
|"Measure Me" growth chart
made by Grandma Fran on the far wall,
finally hung permanently!
|The rug is a cheap indoor/outdoor one from Home Depot,
and warms up the floor nicely.
I'm so excited for the kids to have a space to spread out trains and blocks and someday, legos (when I'm brave enough to get Kasey's old ones out) without having to worry about people stepping on them because it's a throughway. It's finally looking like Isaac's future room, rather than a storage space.
It's not completely dry yet and so not quite finished (needs to be put in frame and hung above the stove), but I'm happy with how it turned out. I was trying to figure out if it felt finished and had enough circles on it, and then it was decided for me when it was dinnertime and I had to clean it up, since my art studio was the kitchen floor.
So, the moral of the story is that everything takes longer than you think it's going to, especially with kids. But really, using that one hour gave me the momentum to finish a couple things, and you gotta start somewhere. And coffee is always, always the answer.
Tomorrow brings March, and I'm relieved. The average high temperature in March in Cleveland is 47, which is 9 degrees warmer than February's average. Plus March just sounds springy. I'm not "done" with my decluttering and creative projects and rooting out consumerism from myself and my home, but I've made good progress and it's given me something to focus on in my least favorite month of the year. Here's to daffodils and muddy boots, fresh air inside and more time outside!


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When Charlotte Page first met Leo Westbrook, she was a shy, skinny teenager on the verge of becoming a woman. The moment the naked, chiseled Adonis mistakenly walked into her room, she was lovestruck. Leo was perfect in her eyes, and he proved it by helping create a billion-dollar business with Charlotte's brother.
Even before he became a billionaire, Leo always had women throwing themselves at him. But the only woman he really wanted was the one he couldn't have. Because Charlotte was his best friend and business partner's little sister, he couldn't afford to let her get too close. Yet he found himself unable to resist her. With each passing day, her charms threatened to overcome his defenses.
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I hugged my arms around me as he came closer. I stood mid thigh deep in the water. He looked me up and down, desire and admiration filling his face. I bit my lip a little, still nervous as to what he was going to say next.
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f Relationship Between Maize Stripe Virus and Rice Stripe Virus
- Authors: Roy E. Gingery , Lowell R. Nault , Shuichi Yamashita
- First Published Online: 01 August 1983, Journal of General Virology 64: 1765-1770, doi: 10.1099/0022-1317-64-8-1765
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Maize stripe virus (MStpV) and rice stripe virus (RSV) were compared serologically, chemically and physically. Cross-reactions in agar gel double-diffusion and microprecipitin tests, and neutralization of MStpV infectivity by antiserum to either virus showed that MStpV and RSV are serologically related. Both viruses sedimented slowly and in a heterodisperse manner in rate-zonal sucrose gradients, and both had similar buoyant densities in CsCl. Large amounts of a low molecular weight non-capsid protein were found in plants infected with either virus. Only limited maize-to-maize transmission of RSV was obtained with Peregrinus maidis (Ashmead), the MStpV vector. This transmission, however, resulted in symptoms similar to those induced by MStpV. MStpV and RSV appear to be members of the same virus group.
- Keyword(s): maize stripe virus, serology, virus group, rice stripe virus, sedimentation
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Opening at the Alhambra in Milwaukee, a film utterly unknown to me -- intended to launch its co-stars as the "Sweethearts Incomparable."
Line of the day: "I like trees better than men. They're straight."
Farrell was usually teamed with Janet Gaynor, dating back to their silent hits Seventh Heaven and Street Angel.The Farrell-Bennett team in this Raoul Walsh western didn't work out, though Walsh would use Bennett in his next picture, Me and My Girl. While I haven't seen Wild Girl, it played the Museum of Modern Art in New York last fall as part of MOMA's annual film preservation festival, and with Turner Classic Movies showing more Fox films lately I'll probably end up seeing it eventually. Until then, here's TCM's synopsis and stats.


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First of all, let me wish you a very merry christmas, wherever you are right now and however you celebrate these days. Either with your family, your beloved, your friends, alone or in any part of the world, I wish you all the best.
In my family, the 24th is the most important night. I only arrived yesterday at 5 pm after a long trip from Germany to Switzerland. My Dad called a day before and was totally afraid, that my flight could be cancelled. Therefore I went to the airport 3 hours earlier, with the consequence that I couldn't get into the earlier flight and a few hours to spend at the airport. But well, I didn't care as long as I arrived at home on time. And I did.
I was expected by my family and we had a lovely dinner. Afterwards we exchanged presents before Mom and I went to church for the midnight mess.
Today - a tradition in our family - we went skiing to Les Gets in the French Alps. Blue sky, really good snow conditions and few people made this day to one of my best skiing days ever. I have been waiting for this moment for now 8 months and couldn't wait to be on the slope again.
Nevertheless I would like to write something about my last week in Germany. I had two exams: English was fine whereas Law was a disaster. But I don't care, it's done. Furthermore we had a few christmas parties in and around university, but most of the people have already left on thursday or friday the latest. So there were only three persons left on friday night (including me), so that we cooked together a gratin out of rests we still had in our fridges.
I will soon snuggle myself in front of the chimney, reading a book. However I am really tired as I skied a lot today. Before we will have dinner together.
After all these months without my family, I am really happy to be here now. I try to enjoy time but I have 6 exams after my holidays. So work will continue.
Before I forget it: I also wish you a good start in 2012! Next Sunday, I will try to post on time, depending on whether I am too tired or not :)
Joyeux Noël - Frohe Weihnachten - Feliz Navidad - Merry Christmas


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Azerbaijan's Consulate General maintained constant contact with prominent scientist Lotfi Zadeh, his son and other people around him until the scientist's last days in life, Consul General Nasimi Agayev told APA.
According to the diplomat, work on processing the documents necessary to send the scientist's body to his homeland is coming to an end.
"The professor's body is to be sent to Baku in the coming days," he said.
Agayev noted that the death of Lotfi Zadeh became a loss not only for Azerbaijan, but for the whole world.
"The scientist's discoveries and theories have earned him worldwide recognition. It is no coincidence that the New York Times, one of the most famous American publications, wrote in an article dedicated to the scientist that his theory of "fuzzy logic" has had a huge impact on various areas, including linguistics, economics, medicine, and the development of household appliances. I was fortunate enough to talk with him more than once and I can say that Lotfi Zadeh was not only an outstanding scientist, but also he was a great man, distinguished by modesty, simplicity and kindness," he added.
The consul general said that Lotfi Zadeh always rejoiced for the successes of Azerbaijan.
"He always emphasized his delight as an Azerbaijani for the development of Azerbaijan, its growing strength under Ilham Aliyev's leadership. Professor Lotfi Zadeh often said that Azerbaijan has its special place in his heart. In order for the Golden Medal named after Nizami Ganjavi to be presented to Lotfi Zadeh, our Consulate General held a joint event with Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences in September 2016 at the University of California, Berkeley, where Lotfi Zadeh worked. Professor Lotfi Zadeh said at the event that he highly appreciates the constant attention from the Azerbaijani government and that he is proud of Azerbaijan's successes as an independent country," he added.


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|Shanghai Skyline - Captured on my first run along the Bund River
Week of October 13th
14 hour flight to China
|Nick and I ran through Beijing!
1 Day at the Great Wall
Term 2 Kick-off in Shanghai
42 miles
1 Day off
This week started off with a run with Jilane and Meagan in DC and hopping on a plane to Beijing soon after that.
I landed in Beijing on Tuesday, feeling excited to be on a continent I had never been to. I got in several runs with Nick in the pollution-laced air and even ran a light minuters workout on Saturday in Shanghai along the Bund. All in all, I'm really happy to be here and am so excited to get in some more runs!
Week of October 20th
47 miles
1 Day off
7 miles @ 630 pace on the treadmill
|Llama temple (photo courtesy of Nick Alcantara)
In the end, this residency helped me realize that I can't use these residencies as an excuse to just totally ignore running. I was hoping to get 60 miles in during this stay, but didn't reach that because I missed my alarm. I think that going forward, if I buckle down, I will definitely be able to still hit a good mileage and continue to achieve my running goals without sacrificing my performance at Duke.
|Shanghai Skyline on my run
|My classmates Brenda, Sam and I during our last night in Shanghai
|Organized a CCMBA running tour of Shanghai with our professor


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Comedy is similar to drama, where you stand up on a stage and perform to an audience. Unlike drama, comedy is purposely funny, usually with one person or a group. No one should say no to this topic because comedy is also a type of genre you have on tele.
If art is an expression or creative, comedy is definitely an art form. I myself am a musician. Music is considered an art, and it easily relates to comedy. In jazz, there is improvisation, where a soloist will make something up on the spot. In comedy, if I am correct, they do some of that too. Comedy isn't easy to do easily either. If you take a look at some skilled comedians on the TV shows, I think you might agree that it is a difficult art form, but is also unique in it's own way.
Art is defined as the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Comedy is defined as the professional entertainment consisting of jokes and satirical sketches, intended to make an audience laugh. If poetry and wordplay are considered real art than comedy is, because it requires a creative and artistic mind to write funny stuff.


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Our challenge at The Stamping Chef this week is Girly Girl. I felt that girly girl means more than ribbons and pink so I thought outside the box on this design post. I hope you like my girly girl steampunk hat and that it inspires you to join in our challenge at The Stamping Chef and show off your girly girl side.
gear embossing folder and clock embellishments from The Paper Studio
chalk ink from Color Box and was used to color the embossing (gears)
black jute from My Life in Arts N Crafts
embossing powder is Shabby Pink by Stampendous!
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Today has been another day just spent round the pool, after the disaster of yesterday. I spent some time cleaning out the pool (pictured above), and even managed to get a massive spider out (also known as the scariest and most disgusting creature ever). I also thought I would mention the book I have just finished as I really enjoyed it; it's called One Night In Italy by Lucy Diamond, and is easy to read and perfect for a holiday. I also learnt a few words of Italian along the way! I'm now reading What a Girl Wants by Lindsey Kelk, who is one of my favourite authors - her I Heart series are funny and relatable, and well worth a read.
I also discovered something about myself that I hadn't really thought about before. My mum told me this morning that I'm a very calming person to be around, as I was at the hospital yesterday. When I'm depressed I focus more on the bad things about me rather than the good, so it was a really nice thing to hear. I suppose I don't ever really panic (I worry, but I don't panic), and I'm fairly good at calming people down if need be.
Someone I know has recently made the life-changing decision of changing from one degree to another, as the first wasn't working for her. I think she is really brave - sometimes courage is about deciding something isn't quite right and facing up to that fact, and I am really proud to call her my friend.
Off to a pizzeria now for tea :)
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I know this post is so late. ): I apologize, the week was SO busy! I didn't get much response from people when I was asking others to share their treasuries to be featured so I had to find my own. I had fun looking through all these. You can bet I tweeted each and every one! :)
Unfortunately as well blogger won't let me post all of the treasuries I chose in one post. So listed below is just the first half of this feature! I will post the next half tomorrow so as to not spam you all. Haha. :D
Anyway I tried to find a nice mix of things. Not everyone is shopping for a woman and not everyone is shopping for a guy. Some people shop for their pets and some shop for themselves. Some people love red and some people really want non-traditional gifts for holidays. Hopefully these Etsy treasuries help you to find the perfect gift for Valentines Day. You only have 6 days left!
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Breaking Into Joy... Circles
God Loves Creativity
Times of Responsiveness
Times of responsiveness escape me.
Found in where I am and where I am going.
Making sense of nothing and everything at the same time.
Center here.
The good will overtake me because of the love.
So the days roll on and I roll through –
awaiting the promise of what the pondering has brung.
Awaiting the promise of all the lyrics I've sung
in faith and through tears and with loud jubilee
I've sung and sighed softly
And now
I want to see…..
To see more clearly
with weights lifted off
no shame
no gain
no false expectation
only hope
and clarity
and sparkling direction
Center here.
Times of responsiveness await me.
It's near.
Appalachia's Awakening
Appalachia's Awakening
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Appalachia's Awakening
We are mountain – living ones.
We are earth –fallen ones.
God's grace covers.
His light brings growth.
His love brings mercy
and wisdom to show
the way to hide –
to go within –
and find the answers
with no pretense.
In the deepest throws of prayer –
in the hiding place –
He'll give us truth –
a voice to tell
the way to come
out of this shell –
out of this hell.
We're coming undone
from this evil within.
This hunger for power –
it's wrong – it's sin
to treat your brother
like overburden –
like sludge and slurry
in the valley below –
covering over all the flow
of the pure,
the right,
the living.
All –
Streams, valleys,
sisters and brothers –
they are the Creator's beauty.
Is there no hope,
no place to go,
besides this sacrifice we've known?
Do you not believe in God –
the One who prods
to believe
in resurrection
in life
in love?
Why will you not embrace
the transformation,
the reconciliation,
the restoration,
Appalachia's Awakening?
Appalachia is awakening.
Like the caterpillar we crawl,
but the butterfly's time is coming.
As we steward
He will rise.
We will rise.
We will fly.
Appalachia flying, rising, soaring
Appalachia without all this whoring
Grace is for it.
Faith proclaims it.
Hope endures the waiting.
We will pass through the cocoon.
Metamorphosis is soon.
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I have been with my current employer since August 2004 and originally I was hired as the Data Architect but unfortunately I did not end up doing any data architecture work. Almost immediately I was given the DBA team (2 DBAs) to manage and that grew to 3 before the end of the year. Most of my time was spent on assessing and managing the team plus the database environments. In fact, approximately 60% of the time was spent managing one particular employee who thankfully was no longer with us and the rest was trying to educate and impress on the team for good DBA practices like keeping current with releases, patches and fixes, planning and scripting typical tasks, etc. Currently the team includes 3 DBAs (2 senior and 1 intermediate) and 2 Unix Administrators and we are looking to expand by an additional 3 senior DBAs (2 contract and 1 permanent). Why the growth? A couple of reasons; my employer has bought into the Oracle technologies (RDBMS, Application servers and Applications) and the role of the DBA is evolving into the Application area (i.e. Application DBA). We have also in the tail end of completely separting our Production environment from our Non-Production environments and eventually the DBA group will focus on more of a Development DBA role with second tier for Operational DBA (most typical Operational tasks will transition over to our Operations group who should be able to do the typical create user, reset password stuff via OEM).
Anyhow I am moving on as I have recently "won" the Manager of Application Services position within the IS Department. "Won" as in competing with other applicants/candidates (both internal and external) for the position which has been vacant since July of last year. There are a number of challenges for the Application Services group. One will involve a reorganization of the current Application Services group to better position ourselves to support the Oracle technologies stack as we have gone wholesale with Oracle. I will still try and keep current with the Oracle RDBMS but I suspect that I would be spending more time with Oracle Application Server, Oracle Applications, BPEL Process Manager and possibly JDeveloper.
The trick now is to ensure that I can transition off my current position and the project work that I'm currently working on to someone else so that I can focus on my new position and the various challenges there.
Monday, June 04, 2007
4 comments:
- Dimitri Gielis said...
Hi Peter,
Congratulations with your move!
Wish you all the best.
PS: Maybe you can also think about Oracle APEX in your new job ;-)
- 1:20 AM, June 05, 2007
- Peter K said...
Thanks...I'm looking forward to the challenge but also sad at the same time in leaving the DBA arena.
APEX is something that we will probably look at for sure.
- 12:08 AM, June 07, 2007
- LewisC said...
Congrats on the move. I know you will do well.
I hope you'll find time to continue blogging also. Sometimes that's hard after moving to a new gig.
Take care,
- 12:11 PM, June 09, 2007
- Peter K said...
Thanks...I'm definitely going to keep on blogging.
Regards to the family.
- 11:23 PM, June 09, 2007
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Initially I was really scared that these would be hard to work with, after reading that these are currently the most returned beauty product in Sephora... However, they are super soft on the skin, and have a really creamy texture and glide on super easily. I use all three on a day to day basis as they are so easy to use, and I blend them in using a beauty blender. The colours are all so flattering, and do not appear heavy or fake on the skin. All three of them are so heavily pigmented, yet blends to a beautiful finish without altering other products or enlarging pores! It has also meant that my contour/bronze/highlight routine is a much faster process and appears to be much more natural. You need a very little amount of product, and I can't see myself running out of these anytime soon. I would really recommend these if you feel a bit more confident with makeup but still want something very natural, or if you are looking to try out some cream products!
There will be another post (hopefully next week) featuring these products, and how to use cream products to contour so I would recommend keeping your eyes peeled for that! I would love to hear your thoughts on cream products to contour/highlight/bronze down below! They retail at £35 for all three and a pencil sharpener, and you can purchase them here if you so wish.


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A distinctive building, which is bright and modern with very large windows in all serviced offices. Fully serviced offices are available in this centre on flexible terms. The centre near Kensington (Olympia) provides reception staff and support teams, kitchen areas, state-of-the-art technology, secure underground car parking and on-demand meeting rooms as standard. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
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Monday, December 31, 2012
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
You say psychology I say sociology
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Roller skating
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Joe's Social Circle Party
I brought cookies to decorate for the last meeting of Joe's social circle. He has been meeting with 4 kids and the school social worker every week to create a social circle for him outside of classroom activities. Two of the kids were absent so at the last minute we invited Leah.
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Friday, December 14, 2012
It's that time, again!
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Naughty or Nice?
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Swim Meet
|Emma getting out of the water after the IM Relay
|Emma in lane 4 (red swimsuit) before she lost her goggles and swim cap!
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Orchestra Concert
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Joe working hard at school
Here are some photos that Joe's teacher has posted on her blog of Joe working hard at school. He is proud of himself because the computer work is independent. He sits down and types up the sentence that he reads. Joe is making tons of progress this fall!
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Saturday, December 08, 2012
Visit from Santa
|Joe at the CADSA Christmas party
|The guy everyone is waiting for finally arrives!
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Emma's Winter Debate Tournament
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Dinner and Dancing
Joe had his friend Leah over for dinner and then they went to a winter dance. Joe's comment at the end of the night, "Wow, mom, that was fun!"
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Thursday, December 06, 2012
Joe in the news
Joe is featured in the State News during a music session sponsored by the Capitol Area Down Syndrome Association at the MSU Community Music School. Here is the link: State News Story
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CCA has campuses in Denver and in Aurora, Colorado, a thriving community east of metropolitan Denver. The college's campuses are located 20 minutes or less from Denver International Airport; major Colorado attractions are just a short drive away. Colorado is home to some of the world's best outdoor activities, including skiing, mountain biking, kayaking and hiking.
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CCA offers Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) degrees for those students who intend to transfer to a four-year institution.
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Upon the shameful tree
Christ suffered to atone;
He bore the judgment due to me
And made my sins His own.
When all was dark and grim
- The sun as black as night -
God's righteous judgment fell on Him
In concentrated might.
The penalty of sin,
The prison-house of death,
For me the Saviour came within
When yielding up His breath.
His precious blood was shed,
In grace no words can tell,
By Jesus, as He hung there dead:
He has done all things well!
They laid Him in the grave -
But in God's timing He
Rose omnicompetent to save;
All this He did for me.
All this He did for me
And now upon the throne
He blesses me, He sets me free
And makes His place my own.
Praise for what He has done
In working out God's ways;
Grace crowns what mercy has begun:
Praise without ceasing, praise.


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Just to clarify ...
I am Liz and this is my blog. I'm on Facebook and I've created another Facebook page to promote my upcoming eBook, This Time Next Year.
Aliss, the heroine of This Time Next Year, also has a blog and she's on Facebook. Images of the book cover on her pages show her name as author. I did that to make her feel good about herself.
There, that's quite simple. So why am I getting confused?
How on earth do con men remember who they are?


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Fried shrimp with #malvan masala, salt and lime juice covered in a little rava #imade
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Roasted #homegrown zucchini from @chotasabi75 with cellentani ; date pesto cognac sauce #imade #quickfixlunches !
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Home grown beefsteak tomatoes cheese and my date pesto..All you need !! :) #imade
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Turkey seekh kabab #imade
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Looks like we will have that Plastic TD set here soon that we have been waiting on.
The M 10 plastic TDs.. Coming soon. Plastic M10 / M36 Sprue (USO201)
I cant wait even though i am not currently play ww2 ATM.i see atlest 2 boxes in my future probaby around xmas, must be being released the with the Bulge books.
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Saturday, August 20, 2016
15mm Cold War Gone hot update.
I finally got my orders in and i have ordered more models for the Taliban and i have got them in too here recently. What i got was models from Khursan ,MJ models plus ill will be showing the rest of the Flytraps Taliban support cell set, beside the excellent rifles so far the best sculpt of the Lee riflemen out their that i have seen for the Taliban,.Also in the piks are some Old glory Miltia with Stingers and a KHursan model of one.One of the things that surprises me that no one makesis a 15mm Cold War USA and a Taliban Stinger MANPADS operator/gunner model.But the Good people at MJ figs makes the kewlest range of assecories 15 mm weapons modern and ww2 type and one thing i did find was the British MAnpAds blowpipe system.So it looks like i will be doing some converting some models.http://mjfigures.co.uk/product-category/15mm/15mm-accessories/
The next thing i am working one for them is assembling the weapons teams and weapons. So far i was running out of crew figs now that i have the support weapons that they will be using collected for the most part of it. i just would like to add a few more teams.
|Khursan Rflemen
|FLy Trap Weapon crews
|Khursan DSHK AA mounted on tri pod and Sagger AT missile
|Squad weapons and AA
|OLD Gllory DUES,Militia /Terrorists ETc;.
|KHursan crew Figs
|FLYtrap and Kursan mortars,khursan are the ones on the bigger round base and also the motars look like a 80mm khursan and Flytraps are 60mm
|COmparsion pik of a left to rite Khurasan flytap and MJ Taliban
TIl, next when i wll be showing some more new homemade terrain that i have been working on.Since i just recently purchased a used scroll saw and more Taliban updates and mmaybe a small battle report. Wells TAnks again...
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SOUTH RIVER—The borough's parks and recreation director and her daughter have been charged with stealing approximately $650 that was paid to the daughter for work she never performed, Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and South River Police Chief John Bouthillette announced today.
Karen Cuomo, 52, and her daughter, Tracey Cuomo, 23, both of South River, were issued summonses on Oct. 8, charging them with theft and conspiring to commit theft from the borough between September 2007 and August 2009, authorities said.
They were charged with the third degree offenses following an investigation by Detective Robert Macloskey of the South River Police Department and Sgt. Pamela Jeffrey of the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office after it was determined that the daughter claimed she worked for parks and recreation on various dates and collected pay when she was not actually working.
The investigation further determined that the mother, who worked as Tracey Cuomo's supervisor, approved and submitted documents for the uncompleted work.
Karen Cuomo, who served as the borough's director of parks and recreation, was suspended without pay pending the outcome of the case. She began working for the borough on June 6, 1998.
Tracey Cuomo was dismissed from her job on Aug. 12, 2009. She began working for parks and recreation on Oct. 10, 2000, as a part-time employee and was earning $8 per hour.
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I took a chance with this. While I've heard of Brioche, I don't recall that I've ever eaten it. But I have some free time this weekend (yay for 3-day holiday weekends!!!) and I thought I'd give it a try. Turns out it makes a nice lunchtime sammie!!!
When I lived in Alexandria, Virginia, there was a wonderful bakery we'd go to on the weekends. They had marvelous breads and their smells wafting thru the air were out of this world. Just walking by across the street, the delicious scents simply drew you in. Irresistible, they were. For such a compact area, it was a large bakery that specialized in breads and people would wait in a line down the block on Saturday mornings. We'd usually stop by on our walk back from the nearby Farmer's Market. How could we not when the aromas of freshly baked bread did the ol "come hither" on us ;-) I'm sure they made brioche. I mean, they seemingly made every kind of bread imaginable... and everything I tried was out of this world. I don't recall that I tried their brioche. In fact, I don't know that I ever heard of it before 2008. But I must have. I mean, it's bread... and I love bread!
Earlier this week I came across this post on Once Upon A Plate. After finding the mini brioche tins at Bed, Bath & Beyond a few days ago, I started the dough last night. It's not a difficult process... just lots of wait time. You start it one day by mixing up water, yeast, sugar, eggs and flour... let it rest in the chiller overnight... bring it to room temperature the next morning... add the butter... divide the dough into the tins... let it rise for a couple of hours and then bake it. Twenty minutes in the oven is all it takes for these mini brioche to come out lookin all fabulous... seeeeeee!
The recipe for the brioche is from Ina Garten can be found here on the Food Network site. It says it's available for a "limited time only" - not sure what that's about - but it's also available on the Once Upon A Plate blog :)
Have a delicious day!
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If you are after a new TV to buy as a replacement to the living room TV or just as a secondary TV for the bedroom, we have another contender for you to consider. The LG 42LN5200 42-inch LED HDTV is going to be a popular choice this Holiday season and could be a TV that will end up selling with a massive discount.
LG TV's are becoming very popular with consumers, especially with the very reasonable prices on the market whilst still containing high end specs that can be matched with rivals such as Samsung and Sony.
The LG 42LN5200 is a TV that combines both of these factors in reasonable price and decent specs. It features a LED display quality for starters, whilst also offering key features such as 1080p HD and 60hz refresh rate. It also has extras thrown in as well such as a cool LED backlight system and MP3 support if you already have your music backed up on an external drive.
Unfortunately, one downside to this TV comes in the fact that it only has one HDMI port, which is slightly odd by today's standards. It's by no means a deal breaker though, especially when we tell you that Walmart are selling this for only $378.
This TV usually retails for $400+, so you'll do well to find a similar leading-brand LED TV for the same price and features – feel free to offer any alternative suggestions on this below in the comments.
If you are interested in buying this, you can head to Walmart's listing here. We've picked out one LG 42LN5200 review for you to read here. You can also check out some user reviews for the same TV over at LG's official website here.
Are you a fan of LG TVs or not? Let us know your thoughts on this LED model and whether you are considering buying one during the sales.


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Welcome to WordPress.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it and start blogging! It's a great honor for me to manage my own blog as well as to post and shared some thoughts and ideas that I haven't explore to the world. Well, to start here got tips for the sexy ladys in the house!
Look Younger and Sexy at Any Age How to be a special woman in this dynamic world? This following pointers will be a good source to provide you with useful tips and information to let you continue look younger and sexier. Tips to look more sexy:
1. Good Skin Care
Good Skin care will help you to set a good foundation for the future. It's so important that you cannot simply neglect this. Choose the right skin care product according to your age and your skin type.
2. Eat Healthy Food
Skip meals, sugar craving and mood swings especially during the menstruation period. Does all this sounds familiar to you?It is very important to have regular meal to maintain good health and younger looking. You must not skip breakfast because it is the most important meal in a day. Try to eat healthy food like whole meal bread or brown rice and avoid junk food. Drink at least 8 glass of water a day and eat more fruits and vegetable. Fruits and vegetables contain anti-aging phytochemical. Fatty fish such as salmon is also a must every week. So eat wisely and you will see the result.
3. Regular exercise
Regular exercise is very useful in stimulating blood circulation of the skin. So try to maintain a regular activity at least 3 times a day. Swimming, brisk walking or cycling can be a good choice for you. Yoga is very useful to release stress which is good for your skin and health as well.
4. Wearing pretty and matching lingerie.
Yes, choosing right lingerie that fit to you is also very important. You feel comfortable and it will certainly boost up your confidence and your sexy body. The above tips may look simple to you but not much people can achieve this. Action speaks louder, so come on? Don't just read it but DO IT!!! In the evening on same day when she was alone, someone knocked the door, when she opened the door she saw the fairy at the door. She got very scared and fainted. The fairy woke her up…, and gave her an object, That awe-struck girl asked "what is this..? to which the fairy replied : "I know what u are feeling now… But don't look for me… I'm searching for the person who mailed this to me…"


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Hi there everyone! today I have a pretty polish from Essence to share with you all.
I'm a huge fan of pastels that are not quite pastels, and this polish is exactly that!
Play with my mint is a pretty mint green that still has that bright colour to it. The polish was opaque in only 2 coats and ha a awesome shine to it when it dried.
I decided to do a little nail art with the colour so I thought I'd try dots with Ulta3 Black satin.
You can purchase Essence at Priceline, Target and you can also purchase online at The Heat Group for $2.75 each.
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Individuals in need of a wheelchair can enjoy a day at the beach and navigate the sand to reach the water's edge more easily with an all-terrain wheelchair. The County Parks Division recently added four versatile, sand-friendly beach wheelchairs available free-of-charge on a first-come, first-serve basis at Arroyo Burro, Goleta and Jalama beaches, and Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Preserve. Read full press release.
County Undersheriff Named as Assistant County Executive Officer Over Public Safety - County Executive Officer Mona Miyasato announced today that Bernard "Barney" Melekian, the current Undersheriff for the County, will be joining her office as an Assistant County Executive Officer (ACEO) over public safety beginning September 10, 2018. Read the full press release here.
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