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"If I understand it correctly, one can only get security updates by either buy A subscription, or shift to the dev channel.
That's pay, or run unstable, no thanks."
I have been using OpenSolaris on my HP xw9300 as a C++ development environment since the 2008.11 release with the "dev" package repository. Believe me, user sessions are stable. The only "issue" I have found was boot-ability (not user session usability) for some "dev" releases and this was solved using the option
-B pci-reprog=off
for the kernel$ line of the grub menu and I am happy for having this option. This is not surprising as Sun did not make my hardware (HP did) but it's good that GRUB accepts options to try and deal with different hardware.
I deal with a very detailed C++/scripting code base (my own code dealing primarily with object database and 3D engine technologies) and OpenSolaris behaves admirably during library/executable builds (debug as well as release builds using the SunStudio tools). My coding work is my "bread and butter" and my computer environment has to work for me. I first investigated OpenSolaris as a potential development environment back in late November 2008. After a period of testing I realised OpenSolaris was the go !
It appears the "unstable" word has scared you.
Rather than trying to only understand the OpenSolaris technology, how about you try it out. I have OpenSolaris on multiple AMD64 (Opteron, AthlonX2) boxes (GeForce and Radeon video cards) and am fine with it.
Sure, hardware is hardware and support can vary.
But this does not change the fact that OpenSolaris, intrinsically, has alot to offer.
It would be a simpler world if many more hardware companies would release their technical documents for their hardware but we do not live in this world.

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As Content Manager at Parthenon Publishing, I worked to bridge the gap between the digital media and editorial departments. One of my duties was not only writing stories for Road King magazine, a publication for over-the-road truckers, but also formatting content for online publication.
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So I like to save bookmarks to webpages. I usually save them in a subcategory in my Safari Bookmarks. I will show you a neat trick to alphabetize your list.
In case you googled this and found your way here- this is what I am talking about:
The arrows show the usage of a folder with a drop-down list. Now the problem with this was always the scrolling thru a long list,looking for-say-Comcast to pay my bill. So after some googling an obvious fix was found. This isnt something Apple will offer and it wont harm your data as long as you follow the steps.
First, open your safari browser. Then you'll need to find your bookmarks page:
Click the Show All Bookmarks setting. The next page should look like this:
Now, on the left hand side,at the top, tell the page to show you the correct list. You'll see the 'folders' listed vertically below. Heres the simple/obvious solution: All you have to do, is drag the 'folder' on to your desktop and reorganize your list.
It's not easy to tell by my screen capture, bt I am dragging the folder labeled MAC on to my desktop. At this point, I will open it in Finder:
I then right click or Command click inside the finder window, scroll to Sort By-choose Name.
Close the window. Then, go back to the Safari bookmarks page, right click the folder and delete it: Now, after you have deleted the old folder, grab the sorted version off of your desktop, and drag it back on to the screen where your folder originally resided. How frickin easy was that? g


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PEORIA — A very public decision is keeping the Peoria waterworks in private hands.
By an 8-3 vote Tuesday night, the Peoria City Council did not exercise its option to purchase the water utility. Illinois American Water is likely to continue to operate the utility for the next five years.
That stewardship could become longer, should ongoing discussions with the city result in an extension of the buyout-option time frame.
"Many think it's semantics, but we're not reacquiring our own water system," Mayor Jim Ardis said before the vote to keep in place an agreement enacted 124 years ago. "We're forcing the current owners of the water system to sell it to us.
"They're not holding it for us until we want to take it back. They own the water company."
That remains the case, following a lengthy debate during an almost-3½-hour meeting that attracted a standing-room crowd.
Various private and public officials, as well as audience members, made their opinions known publicly. Then each council member spoke his or her piece.
As they did, it became apparent there weren't going to be enough votes to trigger a six-month water-facility valuation period.
Buyout opponents cited satisfaction with Illinois American operations, acquisition and research costs that might exceed $200 million and uncertainty about how much financial benefit the city might receive.
"As a guy who was raised by an accountant in a very conservative, middle-class family, risk is something you avoid at all costs," 3rd District Councilman Tim Riggenbach said.
Riggenbach joined Ardis and colleagues Chuck Grayeb, Beth Jensen, Casey Johnson, Denise Moore, Ryan Spain and Eric Turner in the majority. Beth Akeson, Jim Montelongo and Chuck Weaver voted to pursue the buyout option.
Many of those in the gallery were Illinois American employees who wore buttons emblazoned with an anti-buyout message. But three of seven people who addressed the council appeared to favor the buyout option.
They mentioned a need for the city to find additional revenue sources, which profits from water operations might provide. They also cited Illinois American water rates they said were 2½ times higher than the national average.
"No bonds are going to be issued tomorrow. No expense is going to be incurred tomorrow. We're just opening up a 180-day window to do more due diligence, gain more information and discuss the appraisal process," former Councilman Bob Manning said.
Weaver, an at-large councilman, was willing to join Manning in opening that window. Statistics and other information related to the buyout had been in council members' hands for only about a week.
Manning, who chaired a city committee that gathered the information, said Illinois American Water did not respond immediately to his requests. That delayed the fact-gleaning process about a month, he said.
"I'm not asking to buy it," Weaver said about the waterworks. "I'm asking to study it, because none of us understands it well enough."
Most of his colleagues apparently believed they understood the situation well enough for now, at least.
At-large Councilman Eric Turner cited two California situations and others where government acquisition of a water utility resulted in higher rates, new taxes and long-term debt.
"In each case, they heard a lot of promises about how a water-system takeover was good for business," Turner said. "Promises are easy to make, but you have to live with that history."
Or, as at-large colleague Ryan Spain put it: "A pot of gold at the end of the rainbow can turn into a stocking full of coal."
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Bissell Partners for Pets Program accepts HSOV
The HSOV [Humane Society of the Ohio Valley in Marietta OH] has recently been accepted into the BISSELL PARTNERS FOR PETS PROGRAM.
Our shelter is listed in a drop-down menu at the checkout site on bissell.com (Humane Society of the Ohio Valley under the listings for the State of Ohio). Anytime a pet product is purchased from bissell.com, a donation in the amount of $1, $5, or $10 will be made to the Bissell Pet Foundation. October is double donations month which means $2, $10, and $20 donations will be made to the Bissell Pet Foundation.
The Humane Society of the Ohio Valley is also listed as a participating shelter on bissell.com/partnersforpets website. By participating in the Bissell Partners for Pets Program, the HSOV is automatically eligible to receive one free product donation from Bissell each year to be used for fundraising (as a raffle- or silent auction item for example). We will also be eligible to apply for Bissell Pet Foundation grants for help with spay/neuter, microchipping, foster care and adoption programs.


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Miner, Cpl. George, a Winnebago from Tomah, Wisconsin;
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Residents of an affluent part of Visalia called Beverly Glen say Burglars are responsible for a series of heists in their neighborhood. "People had been in my home and violated it," resident Steve Hensley said.
Exactly a week ago, Hensley said Patrick Ragland, Adrian Meraz and Frankie Hernandez broke into and stole from his home. But what hurt him most is they attacked and kicked his 15-year-old dog, Stella. "She can't really see, she has ocular sclerosis and she is also hard of hearing," added Hensley.
Investigators call 21-year-old Ragland the ringleader. He's been on their radar since June. They believe the trio carried out at least a dozen burglaries throughout the city and took off with electronics, jewelry and even guns. "They do some degree of scoping their neighborhood out to see how they can commit their crimes and get away with it ultimately," added Visalia Police Captain Jason Salazar.
Friday police spotted a car carrying the suspects and arrested them. If convicted, the suspects will face a maximum of nine years in prison, with little chance of early release. "Based on the fact the charge itself is a more serious or violent type crime they are going to be housed in state prison," said Tulare County District Attorney, Tim Ward.
Officers say some of the victims will be able to recover their belongings. If you believe you were a targeted by the suspects, call police.


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These cookies are a bit misleading. They don't technically have Reese's peanut butter cups in them, but they do have chocolate & peanut butter, and the "Reese" is in reference to the adorable little baby one of my good friends just had - so I made her these cookies.
Meet Reese.
Isn't she a cutie?
I could just hold her all day! :)
Speaking of kiddos, these cookies are also for a special cause called "Cookies for Kids' Cancer." I've had the privilege of participating in a special blogger event for the past few years through OXO which helps raise money for the non-profit organization. OXO donates money for each blog post and in addition, provides bloggers such as myself with some great cooking supplies like the ones below:
Non-Stick Half Sheet Pan: http://us.oxo.com/bfmMW
Medium Cookie Scoop: http://us.oxo.com/bfmNc
Cookie Spatula: http://us.oxo.com/bfmNz
You can find these and other great products online and in stores - and be sure to check for this sticker on specially marked products so you can help support the cause with your purchase!
- Cookies for Kids' Cancer is a recognized 501c(3) public charity duly incorporated under the laws of the state of New Jersey. Your donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law. 100% of proceeds raised by Cookies for Kids' Cancer fund pediatric cancer research.
- OXO will be donating $100 to Cookies for Kids' Cancer for each blog post dedicated to this campaign in October (up to our $100,000 commitment*.)
- *In 2015, OXO will donate up to $100,000 to Cookies for Kids' Cancer through product proceeds, bake sale matches and other fundraising efforts
...now back to these delicious cookies...
"Reese's" Peanut Butter Cookies
1 cup (2 sticks) cold, unsalted butter, cubed
1¼ cup sugar
2 large eggs
½ cup dark cocoa powder
2¼ cups all-purpose flour
¼ tsp. coarse salt
1 tsp. baking powder
2½ cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 cup creamy peanut butter
1 cup powdered sugar
1 cup chocolate chips (mix of semi-sweet & white, or milk chocolate)
Shortening (to help with melting chocolate if needed)
Preheat the oven to 350˚ F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper. In the bowl of an electric mixer, combine the butter and sugar. Beat together on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, 2-3 minutes. Blend in the eggs one at a time, scraping down the bowl as needed. Mix in the cocoa powder until well blended. Add the flour, salt and baking powder to the bowl and mix on low speed just until incorporated. Fold in the chocolate chips with a spatula. Make sure the ingredients are well combined.
Using your OXO medium cookie scoop, portion out about 1 1/2 - 2 scoops and roll each portion of dough into a ball and flatten just slightly into a disc. Place on the prepared baking sheets, a few inches apart. Bake about 16 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the peanut butter balls by mixing powdered sugar and peanut butter and roll into 1 inch balls.
Right after removing cookies from oven, gently press a peanut butter ball on top of each cookie. Let cool on the baking sheets 5-10 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
Melt the chocolate chips in the microwave in 30 second intervals until fully melted. Adding a teaspoon of shortening will help keep the chocolate smooth and easy to drizzle. Top each cookie with melted chocolate and let cool until hardened.
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In a disgraceful move that made even the leftist hellhole of Los Angeles look sane, the city of San Francisco this week kowtowed to the whims of an illegal immigrant by agreeing to fork over $190,000 because its authorities turned him over to immigration officials during an incident two years ago.
"What happened to me was very unfair and it was an injustice," illegal immigrant Pedro Figueroa-Zarceno successfully argued in a lawsuit he filed months earlier, as reported by The Associated Press. "I went into the police station to seek help and they didn't tell me what was happening and they arrested me and treated me badly."
What a load of horse manure.
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According to Fox News, Figueroa-Zarceno went to a police station in 2015 after receiving a call informing him his stolen vehicle had been recovered. To his surprise, he wound up in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement because, lo and behold, he happened to be an illegal immigrant.
Yes, that's correct — a man who flagrantly violated America's laws had the audacity to look to police for assistance after someone else violated the law by stealing his vehicle. Oh, the irony.
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Local officers reportedly tipped off ICE agents, who promptly showed up to arrest Figueroa-Zarceno. He was subsequently jailed for two months and has been trying to ward off being deported ever since. In January, he filed a lawsuit against San Francisco, alleging that his detainment violated the city's ill-advised sanctuary city policy. Sadly, he was correct.
As noted by The AP, the city's law "prohibits law enforcement officers from cooperating with federal immigration officials except when violent criminals are involved." Figueroa-Zarceno was not a violent criminal, so San Francisco was technically in the wrong, which is why it agreed this week to settle the suit via $190,000 of taxpayer money.
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The problem here isn't that this illegal was "treated badly," as he claimed, or that San Francisco's cops did anything wrong.
No. The problem is the city's mind-numbingly inane sanctuary policy, which many, including President Donald Trump, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the GOP-led Congress, believe shouldn't exist.
In fact, just this week the White House threw its support behind a bill, the "No Sanctuary For Criminals Act," that would effectively defund cities such as San Francisco, forcing them to either eliminate their pro-illegal policies or contend with the loss of federal grants.
And after what just transpired in San Francisco, this bill can't become law soon enough.
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Reward Yourself with Time and Creativity in the New Year
by Wendy Philleo, December 19, 2011 at 2:49pm
It's that time of year! A lot of people can't stand New Year's resolutions, but I enjoy thinking about all the possibilities when a fresh year lies ahead. Nothing has been delayed, tarnished, or spoiled, and it's a time to reflect, dream, and plan. Below are my ideas for indulging myself with both time and creativity in the new year:
Quieting the mind
My father used to spend months at a time in silent meditative retreat. Yes, that's correct—months at a time. So you'd think I might be able to meditate for a mere 15 minutes a few mornings a week. But so far, this has been an elusive goal for me, which is why it's back on my list this year. After all, meditation changes your brain, and I think it's important to press "pause" on the busyness of our minds.
The idea of contemplation or reflection (how can you not like those words?) seems like such an important part of being truly conscious in your day-to-day life. But it's not easy to meditate—at least for me! Yet I've also come to realize that I find meditative peace in other ways than just sitting still. Running for long periods or finding uninterrupted time to draw can take me to a space that truly quiets the mind. Perhaps social support would help me if I joined a weekly meditation group.
Embracing the local
I find that a great way to newly appreciate where you live is by putting on a visitor's hat with full gusto and doing the activities you'd do if your best friend was in town for a week—like going to that art museum you've been meaning to visit, taking that buggy ride around town, or using the new outdoor skating rink. Then, put on your "insider's" hat and go do the things that might seem slightly intimidating but have always intrigued you, such as exploring your local art and musical talents.
I just went to a $15 one-woman show by Denise Stewart, Dirty Barbie and Other Childhood Tales, at our local theater in Charlottesville, VA. It was wonderful and inspired me to commit to seeing more live shows in 2012. Why not go to the open mike night you've always heard about? Or see what the city is offering. We recently stumbled across free rollerskating every weekend afternoon and became regulars for a few months—our kids loved it!
Finding time
We talk about time a lot at New Dream, especially about the importance of getting off the overwork-overspend-overconsume treadmill (as well as advocating for a shorter work week, flexible schedules, and more vacation and paid leave). It's a topic I'm constantly drawn to because it's something that everyone can relate to and that can dramatically affect your quality of life. Recently, I found more inspiration on this issue from an unusual source.
I'm slightly embarrassed to admit that I picked up the 4 Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss (it seemed like such a marketing ploy, which it is), but there were plenty of useful tips in the book. And I found a lot of common ground with the themes of New Dream. For example, Ferriss is all about ways to live more, work less, and follow your passion. I appreciated this quote in particular: "One cannot be free from the stresses of a speed-and-size obsessed culture until you are free from the materialistic addictions, time-famine mindset and comparative impulses that created it in the first place."
Ferriss talks about the need to replace the perception of time famine with an appreciation of time abundance. He observes that a lack of time is often actually a lack of priorities, and that doing less (i.e., being selective) is the path to more productivity and enjoyment. Two recommendations that I'll be spending more time on next year are reducing the time I spend on e-mail, checking it only at certain times of the day to reduce distraction and enable longer periods of focus, and going on periodic "media fasts" to recognize and limit how much time I'm spending consuming TV, Internet, and other media.
Sometimes there are little things that just feel like a triumph and tiny protest against cheap mass production, like learning how to make bread, knit a hat, or darn a sock. It's almost a daily occurrence in our house that my daughter and I search in vain for a sock without a hole (not to mention one with a match, but luckily she still doesn't mind wearing mismatched socks). My first thought usually is, my daughter needs new socks, but really, she just needs mended socks!
Yes, it's a teeny tiny step but it will feel so good! So in the new year, I'm going to set aside one night or so a month to do these small things. It'll be the night when, instead of seeking out my book for relaxation, I'll take out that box of holey socks and put on a podcast of David Sedaris or Terri Gross or This American Life and darn a sock for the first time in my life.
I like the idea of getting outside your comfort zone and experimenting with new things that may be wildly impractical to your daily life. Think of Steve Jobs's experience of taking a calligraphy class at Reed College—at first glance, not a lot of real-life application, but what he learned in that class ended up having a huge impact on how the Mac was developed. A new class or workshop, especially if it's outside your normal realm, can make you see things differently and may tap into excitement to learn again, or open your eyes to entire mini-systems orbiting in your backyard that you knew nothing about. Maybe it's a huge DIY community of homebrewers, or perhaps an improv class or even a trapeze class (yes, in a few big cities you can do this). Just find something that tickles your fancy or scares the hell out of you! Hmm…what am I going to sign up for? Still thinking about it!
Taking a stand
Tired of politics, corporate dominance, awful school food, bottled water, littering, mountaintop removal—or whatever really irks you? Then do something about it! Take a small step, but do something that matters. Do more than just write an e-mail—go to your next city council meeting, go to a creek cleanup, organize a trash pickup, give a screening on mountaintop removal, join or create a city food council, join an Occupy protest, create a buy-local campaign, start an energy savings club. Get together with your neighbors and talk about what's possible. (See our Collaborative Communities program for ideas and keep a look out for our new toolkit on Sharing Resources—the first chapter of our Community Action Kit coming out in early spring.)
Reconnecting to nature
You know how good it feels when you're out on a walk or hike and the sun is streaming through the leaves, and the air is clear and sharp and you're just so glad to be outside—and you think, why don't I do this more often? Indeed, why not? I want to take more frequent walks at parks closer to home, but then also plan for longer hikes. Schedule that time—a day a month where you go on a longer hike and get farther away from the hustle-and-bustle of everyday life. Go with friends, take a family hike—put it on the calendar now before it gets too busy. Nature reawakens your spirit like nothing else can. And it's only when we step outside our everyday lives that we can see what's really important and what's not.
Resisting over-shopping
There are three strategies I employ when I feel like I want to buy things that I don't need but just really want. First, I tell myself I can't buy anything new until I clean out/re-organize my closet—well, that usually kills the desire right there, since I don't often have the time or energy to do this. But then when I do clean out or organize my closet, I realize I have plenty of clothing, and I'm so happy I've cleaned my closet that I no longer feel a desire to buy new items.
My second strategy is to get off as many catalog lists as possible so they don't pile up by the door (we use Catalog Choice, but there are other ways to take action). But when I do get a catalog that I like, I look through it and rip out whatever it is I want to buy and put the ripped pages in a folder in my office marked "Shopping." For some reason, this is satisfying in-and-of-itself. Then, if I still really want the items weeks or months later, I can look in the folder and reassess—although at that point I usually don't want them. And if I do, then I tell myself I can't order those things until I clean out my closet...and so it goes!
My third strategy is to organize a swap, most often a book swap. I really like to buy books—there's nothing I like better than a stack of new books. So when I'm feeling drawn to the bookstore, I e-mail a bunch of friends that I'm having a book swap the following week, and to come on over. Everyone brings books and leaves with books, without a penny dropped. I also realized recently that I can check out magazines at my local library. I'm a magazine junkie, so this was a big discovery for me! Now, I can get a huge pile of magazines—from Harpers and The New Yorker to People and Vanity Fair (no guilt—they're free!)—so I can sit with my cup of tea and bowl of popcorn and feel incredibly indulgent with my comforting stack of new reads next to me.
All in all, not a bad way to start off the new year.
Wendy Philleo is Executive Director of the Center for a New American Dream.
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Six reasons I am not your mother so fix your own damn self
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Aug 29, 2016
Six reasons I am not your mother so fix your own damn self
Meghan Murphy
Men are adults -- it's time we started treating them like it.
Jan 7, 2016
It's time to consider a curfew for men
Meghan Murphy
Men have shown, time and time again, that they cannot -- will not -- behave themselves. Perhaps a grounding is in order.
Sep 18, 2015
Having an opinion while female? Get ready for a fight
Meghan Murphy
Breaking: Men think they are interesting, don't like it when you tell them otherwise.
Aug 18, 2015
Is men and masculinity studies really radical?
Laura Brightwell
Men and masculinity studies is old hat, so why is The New York Times pretending it's new?
Nov 5, 2014
It is 'all men': Our culture of predatory misogyny
Michael Laxer
All men have participated in the "locker room" or trash-talking objectification of women and in the creation of a culture and context in which Jian Ghomeshi would feel right at home.
Oct 30, 2014
Jian Ghomeshi: The good soldier?
Joanne Wright
Jian Ghomeshi is framing himself as the good soldier who is entitled to a private sex life. However, this case seems to be more about masculine entitlement and self-defining masculinity.
Aug 28, 2014
Whining about boys in bars: On feminism and loving men
Meghan Murphy
Romance can feel incompatible with feminism sometimes, especially when we keep falling in love with -- and being hurt by -- men.
Mar 6, 2014
Of course some women are flattered by catcalls, but that doesn't make it ok: A response to Paris Lees
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Meghan Murphy responds to Paris Lees' misguided defense of catcalls in Vice.
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Ben Barker reflects on the death of his friend and says that masculinity is killing us all.
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Co-founder of Vice magazine, Gavin McInnes, explains why female subordination and male violence is right and good and natural
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Ian Ford talks about the work of the I Can MANifest Change project with men and boys to end violence against women, and towards rethinking masculinity.
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The Steubenville rape case: This is masculinity
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The two high school football players charged with raping a 16 year old girl in Steubenville, Ohio are not monsters. They are men who have grown up in a rape culture
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But what about the men? On masculinity and mass shootings
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Why are perpetrators of mass shootings overwhelmingly white men?
Nov 28, 2012
Don't much care about the men: Man problems edition
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Do men today care more about aging and body image than in the past? Should we care?
Oct 1, 2012
On Hanna Rosin's 'End of Men'
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Meghan Murphy explores critiques of Hanna Rosin's new book: 'The End of Men: And the Rise of Women' with guests Jennifer Homans and J.A. Martino
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Not my Nigel: On mothers, sons, responsibility, and denial
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Mothers may have little control over their sons' sexist behaviour, but can denial reinforce it?
Jul 18, 2012
Hypermasculinity and sexual abuse: The silent lessons of Penn State
While most reactions to the Penn State sexual abuse cover-up focus on irresponsible individuals, this piece looks deeper at the hypermasculine sporting culture that made the cover-up possible.
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The popularity of anti-bullying campaigns and the erasure of sexism
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Why have anti-bullying campaigns become so popular and so accepted while sexual harassment remains "off the table" in schools? Has the gender-neutrality of these programs and campaigns erased girls?
Sep 2, 2011
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Aug 30, 2011
Pornography as a mirror: Do we want to look?
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The anti-pornography movement has been a part of feminism since the '70s; why does it feel as though now the backlash is coming from within? Meghan Murphy speaks with Robert Jensen.
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Nothing could be further from the truth. There was never any effort to make this a "black only" affair, as has been alleged by the candidate and her supporters. This forum was conceived and set in motion back in April based on Congressman Johnson's schedule and the candidates we were then aware of in the race. The candidate in question was not on our radar screen at the time, and has been alarmingly indignant and combative when we explained that the lineup was set for tonight, but that another Republicans-only forum is planned for the very near future.
Despite numerous conversations, and an invitation to attend tonight's event and be recognized, the caustic candidate continues to condemn and berate Newsmakers Live/Journal in what appears to be a publicity ploy designed to garner her needed name recognition.
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text: Last night I spoke in Delaware. Not the state, silly! The city…in Ohio. All I can say is GOOD TIMES. Great crowd. And a healthy dose of men at this particular Girls Fight Back seminar, which I love. After the program I met up with Darla Bolon, a member of the National Women's Martial Arts Federation who I met back in 2001 when I was just starting GFB. She's been a huge supporter all along, and I shot some video of us talking about verbal self-defense. That video should be posted soon. Overall, I'm becoming a video psycho. It's the next best thing to real life, eh? Pictured above is me with my new Delaware friends.


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Retro STrife spoke the truth on comparing genres between the Dreamcast and Saturn. Only fighting games is going to be an actual contest. Everything else is pretty cut and dry.
I think Inwould give the slightest edge to the Dreamcast's 2D fighters; SF III Third Strike, Marvel vs Capcom 1 & 2, The Last Blade 2 and Garou: Mark of the Wolves vs. the Saturn's X-Men vs Street Fighter, Marvel vs Street Fighter, Real Bout: Fatal Fury Special and the best version of Street Fighter Alpha/Zero 3. But in the end, it's just the best home console fighting library vs the second best, right? My apologies to the Neo Geo...
But everything else is pretty easy to pick a winner. Anything that's 2D = Saturn. Anything that's 3D = Dreamcast. RPGs = Saturn. I'll probably get some flack for this, but shmups is an *easy* Saturn victory. I've found the shmup library on Dreamcast to be highly overrated, outside of a few legitimately great games like Zero Gunner 2 and Ikaruga. The Saturn just kills it; Radiant Silvergun, Battle Garegga, Batsugun, Layer Section, Sokyougurentai, Strikers 1945, Sengoku Blade, etc, etc, etc. Best shmup library in history and a big part of why the Saturn is one of the best (and most underrated) consoles ever.
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I agree with the Saturn being a sort of hidden gem old system. It has aged like fine wine to me personally. While my ps2 gets more play still because it can play both PS1 and 2 games, I've been finding myself gravitating away from the ps1 era of RPGs. I'm finding myself enjoying shining force III more than final fantasy tactics for example. That was never the case when I was younger.


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The city's most recent killing happened about 6 p.m. Sunday when 22-year-old Milton Davis died during a quadruple shooting in the 2500 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard in Central City. Davis died from gunshot wounds to his chest, said John Gagliano, the coroner's office chief investigator.
Two other victims were hospitalized in critical condition, while the third victim was listed in stable condition, police said.
Bob Bardy, commander of the New Orleans Police Department's 6th District, where the shooting occurred, said the attack may be related to other recent shootings in the area.
Police responded to another fatal shooting early Saturday in Gentilly.
Garelle Smith, 29, was shot about 1:30 a.m. in the 3500 block of Hamburg Street. Smith died from gunshot wounds to his head and chest, Gagliano said.
Smith, who appeared in court last week and pleaded not guilty to a drug and firearms charge, has a history of dodging murder charges before they got close to trials. He was accused in the 2003 murder of rapper Soulja Slim, also known as James Tapp, and the 2006 murder of Mandell Duplessis, who was killed at a FEMA trailer that had turned into the scene of an armed robbery by drug dealers, police said.
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The Information Commissioner has recently issued the first part of a four part code which will set out what employers must do to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 (the "Act") and to establish good practice for handling data in the workplace. The Code sets out the Information Commissioner's recommendations as to how the legal requirements of the Act can be met and is written primarily for businesses where the employment of staff constitutes a significant activity. Failure to comply with the Code is likely to mean that an organisation is in breach of the Act, which could lead to enforcement proceedings by the Information Commissioner and claims by individuals for compensation. In some cases breach of the Act is a criminal offence.
The first part of the Code is on recruitment and selection and is available on the Information Commissioner's website at www.dataprotection.gov.uk. This will be followed by codes on employment records, monitoring at work and medical testing over the coming months.
The Code is concerned with data that employers might collect and keep about current, past and prospective workers. In the context of recruitment and selection, this may include a prospective employee's CV, details of any disabilities to ensure special needs are catered for at interview or selection testing, racial origin to ensure the recruitment process does not discriminate against particular racial groups or any relevant criminal convictions to assess suitability for certain types of employment.
The Code provides a set of benchmarks which are designed to help business to achieve compliance with the Act. These benchmarks are dealt with in detail and are illustrated by further notes and examples.
The first section of the Code looks generally at how a business can manage data protection compliance, before looking at selection and recruitment in further detail. We have included an example of some of the benchmarks in this part of the Code below:
Ensure that an applicant responding to a job advert knows in advance to whom they are sending information. This means un-named P.O. boxes and answerphone numbers should not be used.
Only seek personal data relevant to the application - so only ask for bank account details for the successful applicant; explain in advance any checks that might be undertaken to verify the information provided in the application form including the nature of additional sources from which information may be gathered.
Give the applicant an opportunity to make representations should any of the verification checks produce discrepancies.
Inform applicants if an automated short-listing system will be used as the sole basis for making a decision and allow for appeals. Ensure that tests based on the interpretation of scientific evidence, such as psychological tests and handwriting analysis, are only used and interpreted by those who have received appropriate training.
Ensure that personal data retained following interview can be justified as relevant to, and necessary for, the recruitment process itself, or for defending the process against challenge. Remember, the applicant has a right to see these records.
"Vetting" should only be used where there are particular and significant risks to the employer, clients, customers or others, and where there is no less intrusive and reasonably practicable alternative.
Establish and adhere to retention periods for recruitment records that are based on clear business need; ensure that personal data obtained during the recruitment period are securely stored or are destroyed.
The Code also includes further information about (i) processing sensitive personal data (such as health, ethnic origin and trade union membership data) and how the conditions set out by the Act for such processing can be met and (ii) the Criminal Records Bureau which is intended to put the disclosure of information about an individual's criminal history in England and Wales on a statutory footing and to put proper safeguards in place concerning the handling of this information.
Finally, the Code includes a section of frequently asked questions and a checklist section which is aimed to assist organisations in implementing the Code.
Employers are not obliged to comply with the Code by the Data Protection Act. However, disregard of the Code is likely to indicate a breach of the Act - which could lead to enforcement action, damages, claims, or prosecutions comprising of a criminal offence.
Organisations will need to review their employment practices against the Code. The checklists at the end of the Code will assist here. Organisations are also likely to need to put in place new policies and procedures. Bird & Bird's compliance pack may assist here and this is available by contacting Fiona Sneddon.


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Here we are in the world famous Ladd Karate School working our armbars, chokes and various other tools of the "gentle art" (so-called because we aren't punching each other in the chops). In Brazilian Jiu-jitsu we fight for the position ("roll for control") and wear our opponents down with Newtonian physics.
Everything you need for effective self-defense is available to you here in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. We have the take-downs, the exercises for escape and the finishing holds you need to survive any encounter be it in the street or at the tournament.
Make your martial art trainable as a sport and the rest is cake. You'll be a martial monster to those who don't train in a matter of weeks.
Plus you'll be mixing with us, the most welcoming and patient as well as tasteful and erudite crew of martial arts practitioners this side of Polybius (who? Look him up!).
Dear friends, martial mavens, particular boozers, here I present a friend and sparring partner of ours of such fine erudition and unflappable good sense that we are beyond tickled to have him aboard our sterling little Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and lunch devouring exercise! It is my delight to introduce Elliot Acosta into our complex midst of discussion of all things trivial, profound and otherwise! We ❤ Elliot! And here he is a newly promoted black belt!
Roberto and myself with my new black belts Mike Heydlauf and Elliot Acosta! (both in black) Josh Leonard and John Knight are also pictured! Feb 2018.


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Is it the right time for thinking about retirement careers? If you think that retirement means stop working, think again.
Retirement is the time when we kick back and enjoy the things in life that maybe we have overlooked earlier in life because of work responsibilities. After retiring from work, we can spend time with family, take up new hobbies and travel.
But as it happens, we get bored with retirement. We want something to occupy our days other than sleeping or relaxing by the pool. After a while we may wonder if our lives are as meaningful as they were when we were working. We are looking for meaningful retirement careers for the next twenty or more years.
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Finding another job after retirement seems crazy, but can give you purpose. The appeal may be that you work for enjoyment and not because you rely on the paycheck for your livelihood. Here are five perfect jobs for retirees looking for a little bit more:
1. Consulting. Why let all of that business knowledge go to waste? Hire yourself out as a consultant to the company that you retired from and other firms. The best thing about this job is that you can work as much or as little as you choose. Companies will pay more for your services because they are catching a break on insurance and other benefits they have to pay regular employees.
2. Work as a temporary employee. Temporary employees are in high demand. Companies that need a worker for a month or two don't want to hire a regular employee that they will have to lay off in less than six months. Temps have a variety of skills and work many different schedules. A temporary job is perfect for a retiree who doesn't want a regular job but occasional work.
3. Seasonal jobs. Stores and retailers are always on the lookout for more help around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the summer. These are also the times when regular employees want to take their vacation.
4. Teaching the younger generation. Is teaching your passion? Many professors in college and teachers in middle and high schools may be retired businesspeople or other professionals. The knowledge that you have gained in your working career is invaluable as a lecturer to the younger generation.
5. Non-profit organizations. As a retired person you can give back and make a little extra money at the same time. Working as an administrator at a non-profit organization that you believe is helping the community and suits your personal values can add another purpose to your retirement.
Overall, retirement doesn't mean being put out to pasture. Your mind is still strong and is useful to plenty of people. Using the above retirement careers you can re-enter the workforce and make a difference in the life of another.


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The annual Farmer's Day was celebrated Sunday at the Sonoma County Fair with a range of activities that borrowed more closely from thrill-seeking sports than typical rodeo offerings.
Events like the wild cow and wild goat milking contests, the hide race, pig scramble and mutton bustin' had participants kicking up dust at the Chris Beck Arena to the delight of some 200 people watching.
The wild cow milking contest, where a team of three people attempt to get a drop of milk out of the cow's udder while the animal races around the rodeo arena, was not without peril.
Andrew Ryan was part of the winning cow milking team — which received $300 — though he slightly injured his left leg in the contest. He was able to get a squirt of milk into the plastic bottle in less than 30 seconds while his other two friends held onto the halter rope that had been placed on the cow in the chute.
"Rule No. 1: Don't lose the rope, or it's over," Ryan said. "I had no clue what I was doing. We had a plan, but the plan didn't work."
Tyler Pitto of Lodi was literally dragged into the hide race competition by his girlfriend, Katie Ward-Crummey, the fair's Miss Wine Country Rodeo. In the event, a horseback rider drags a team member along with a rope attached to a thin layer of rigid cowhide, which acts as a sled on top of the bumpy dirt of the arena.
"She signed me up and said, 'Let's do it,'" said Pitto. Ward-Crummey, a skilled rider who shows cutting horses, galloped around the arena while Pitto held onto the cowhide for almost 18 seconds.
"It's like going downhill on a snow sled," he said afterward. "It's very bumpy and rough."
The arena also had activities for children, including instructors giving roping advice. Joe Johnson of Cloverdale, an honorary member of the fair board, said the youths appreciated the lasso lessons even though many had more knowledge about Pokemon GO than the 4-H Club.
"I think there will always be farmers around," Johnson said. "People always want to till the soil. They want to do things with animals, grow things."
There also was a stick horse competition, where children were judged on their western attire as well as their galloping techniques, and a pig scramble, where more than 30 kids raced to catch one of about a dozen pigs inside a temporary pen on the arena grounds.
The pigs had little chance as the kids scooped them up and brought them — many porkers squealing in protest — to the adults overseeing the contest.
Jenna Scarpete, 12, of Cotati, picked up the first pig in less than a minute. Scarpete, who also competed in the event last year, said the contest was easy because most of the pigs stayed huddled in the middle of the pen instead of running away.
"I went out grabbed the first pig and took it to the girl and got a gift certificate," she said. "I just picked it up by the two back legs."
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We have risen from trash talk to laundry. It's a small yet meaningful move, and I promise there's a point to it this time.
Summer has if nothing else, so far, been a refresher course on the mere maintaining of life. Lots and lots of lives. Little dripping wet from the pool, hungry, loud, fighting, bored, rambunctious lives. Did I say lots of them? The lack of a rigid school-schedule+homework does leave the days slightly more relaxed, but my brain is more crowded as I try to keep up with studio work and the rhythmic chaos of it all. I find myself daydreaming of doing nothing but taking care of the garden, and doing wash by hand, and sewing clothes for all, and home making bread and other things that feel all but impossible currently.
So while on the hunt for something entirely different that I never found at the flea market this morning , I instead came across a way to make one little daydream come true. Lovely vintage embroidered pillowcases which will become beach dresses for the little two. (We leave next week!) I was digging to find pairs for their beds, but all the single cases were my favorite. And way cheaper. Just 1 or 2$ for most of them. The cotton is sooooo soft, and slightly sheer with wear, hence the beach dress variety plans and not the Sunday-go-to-meeting variety. Though you could line them I suppose, but perhaps then they wouldn't be cool enough for the heat.
I take so much pleasure in making something from nearly nothing and also have a bit gratitude for whoever spent the time on these handmade lovelies, years ago. Thank you, whoever you are!
I'll get them done, and share the steps with you. Hope you're enjoying the weekend! xo,AM
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Those embroidered pillowcases are beautiful. I don't believethey would be too hot if lined with a bleached cotton muslin, run through the washer-dryer cycle a few times to soften and pre-shrind them. The embroidery just seems too lovely and delicate to me to turn into a rough and tumble beach dress. I'm just sayin'....ReplyDelete
I make pillowcase dresses for nightgowns. Though, I never find good thrifted pillowcases so I just make them from yardage.ReplyDelete
Oooooh I wish I could fit into a pillowcase dress, and that it was summertime for the beach, for that matter. I always enjoy your posts and send my wishes from a cold, windy and wintry Tasmania.ReplyDelete
- frazzy dazzles6:07 PM
I have some lovely hand emboidered floral kitchen curtains made from fine cotton waiting in my fabric collection to make a dress for my little girl when the weather finally turns warm for us. Everything old is new again with a little imagination! Thanks for reminding me of the things to look forward to. JenReplyDelete
I remember seeing pillow case dresses in a Martha Stewart Baby magazine. They were so beautiful! When I saw this picture I was impressed with how similar these look to ones my great grandmother made.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, I can't wait to get a step-by-step of these dresses. I would love to make myself a beach dress - obviously I'm not tiny to fit into what you will be making.ReplyDelete
the chaos that is our summer schedule is wearing on my creativity too. my husband is a teacher so everyone and i mean everyone is home during the summer. and they all seem to be in my way. lol.ReplyDelete
the constant feeding is really the problem in that i work mainly on the kitchen table so you can imagine how pb&j and fabric dont really mix.
Oh it has been a lovely half hour catching up with all your summery goings on...here's to the rest of the summer...ReplyDelete
Those are so lovely! Cannot wait to see the finished dresses!ReplyDelete
- water works8:45 AM
You must absolutely come back and give us the directions for making dresses for the girls out of pillow cases. I have a little girl who NEEDS one, too. I found a sweet embroidered case last week, too. It's a mini-size and is, according to my daughter, the perfect size for a dolly sleeping bag. Thanks so much for the great inspiration!ReplyDelete
What a great idea! The girls will be precious in those...heY! Maybe a bolster one would fit an adult????ReplyDelete
I have some of these from my grandmother and great grandmother. I used to just store them...but now I use them daily becasue like you said they arr just so soft with wear! I love...love...love the idea of summer dresses for my girls...hmmm maybe I'll scout the thrift stores for more!ReplyDelete
I hear ya, schweet-heart! The brain has trouble shifting rapidly from work to play to work mode with those chillins around the house! :)ReplyDelete
I have some pillowcase doo-dads in work myself, but I think you'll beat me to it!
I love how you see new things in objects that I don't even think of!ReplyDelete
Awww I totally hear where you're coming from with the simple pleasures spiel. If only I had time to make bread and tend the garden...and I don't even have kids yet!!ReplyDelete
Making something from nearly nothing...I get that same satisfaction from felting. Very cool.
I can't wait to see your finished products. I'm sure the dresses will be so impressive!ReplyDelete
What a great find and the idea of a beach dress is lovely. Looking forward to seeing the finished product!ReplyDelete
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