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Manage your payment options, review trip history, and more.
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Changing how people can request rides and get from point A to point B is just the beginning.
Giving riders—and drivers—the power to get where they want to go
From clear navigation options to cashless payments, the app is designed to help people get to their destinations.
Order from your favorite restaurants, online or in-app. The restaurants will prepare your order, and a nearby Uber delivery partner will deliver it to your door.
Uber Eats makes a real impact on your restaurant business. When your food is featured in the app, new customers can discover it and loyal customers can enjoy it more often. Delivery partners using the Uber app deliver the food fast, maintaining the best possible food quality.
Uber Freight is a free app that matches carriers with shippers. Shippers tap a button to instantly book the loads they want to haul. And thanks to upfront pricing, carriers always know how much they'll get paid.
Whether it's employee travel or customer rides, Uber for Business gives you an easy way to manage your transportation needs. Built for work, it offers a clear view into employee trip activity with automated billing, expensing, and reporting.
This innovative team is dedicated to building safe, reliable, and cost-effective self-driving technologies. With teams in Detroit, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Tempe, and Toronto, the group is bringing self-driving cars and freight trucks to the Uber network.
Uber Elevate is already exploring the barriers we'll need to overcome to make daily air transportation a reality. Elevate's mission stands for making far-reaching changes to our lives—like quicker daily commutes, less traffic congestion, and cleaner air.
We've partnered with healthcare organizations to provide flexible ride-scheduling options for patients, caregivers, and staff. Healthcare professionals can schedule rides for patients and caregivers going to and from the care they need, all from a single dashboard.
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Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
And still they come? This fourth entry in the Halloween franchise focuses on Jamie Lloyd (Danielle Harris), the niece of ubiquitous masked-killer Michael Myers (George P. Wilbur). Jamie tries to lead a normal life, but she can't escape the vengeance of her funny uncle, who once more escapes from the looney bin.
The only echo of the original Halloween -- and a faint one at that -- is the casting of Donald Pleasence as Dr. Loomis, who manages to get through his We must stop him! scenes as if mouthing the words for the first time. Though as predictable as they come, Halloween 4 etc. is at least well acted, directed and photographed.
For the record, the German version of the film had to be shorn of practically all its gore before the censors would permit a general release.
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With Elizabeth Warren and Senator Scott Brown preparing for their second debate Monday night, Warren appears to be inching ahead in the highly competitive race for Senate, as Massachusetts Democrats energized by the presidential race begin to fall in line behind her, according to a new Globe poll.
Warren, a Democrat, leads Brown, a Republican, 43 percent to 38 percent, a shift from the Globe's last poll in May, when Brown held a 2-point lead. But the race remains within either candidate's grasp, with 18 percent of voters still undecided, said Andrew E. Smith, the Globe's pollster and the director of the University of New Hampshire �Survey Center.
This survey is the sixth of eight public polls taken this month that show Warren ahead.
Warren's lead is within the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percent, meaning a spread of as much as 8 percentage points between the candidates would still statistically count as a dead heat. Still, the survey is sobering for Brown six weeks before the election.
"It's trending away from Brown,'' said Smith. "Brown right now is not doing well enough among Democrats to offset the advantage that �Warren has," said Smith. "That's just such a big obstacle to overcome for any Republican candidate" in Massachusetts.
Brown's hurdle is that even as voters from both parties say they like him personally, regard him as bipartisan, and give him high marks on his job performance, many also say they plan to stick with their political party. And in a presidential year, with high turnout expected, that bodes especially well for Democrats on the ballot in Massa�chusetts. The party holds a 3-to-1 registration advantage over Republicans in the state.
In the presidential contest, the poll shows President Obama leading former governor Mitt Romney by 27 percentage points in Massachusetts, a 57 percent to 30 percent landslide. If that holds up, Brown will face a strong Democratic headwind that could overwhelm his individual �efforts as a candidate in the Nov. 6 election.
Of those who said they will vote for Obama, just 9 percent said they also plan to vote for Brown, while 20 percent of Obama voters say they are still undecided in the Senate race, according to the poll.
Romney's popularity in Massachusetts has plummeted since he won the 2002 governor's race as a moderate Republican who favored legalized abortion and held other socially liberal stances.
The poll shows 33 percent of respondents view the GOP presidential nominee favorably, compared with 60 percent who viewed him unfavorably, a significant drop since a May poll showed a split among Massachusetts voters on that question. His poor showing in �national polls could dampen Republican participation in Massachusetts.
Sampling for the poll of 502 likely voters began the day after the candidates' first debate, running from Sept. 21 through Sept. 27. Throughout that period, both candidates advertised heavily. They also sparred over Warren's controversial legal work on behalf of a coal mining company and over a video capturing at least one Brown staff member, along with several from the state Republican Party, engaged in a mock Indian war chant that was criticized as offensive.
After a year of seesawing polls that seemed to show an edge for Brown, a string of polls taken this month have suggested an advantage for Warren.
Charlie Brewer, a 53-year-old self-described independent voter from Franklin, responded to the Globe's poll saying he was still undecided in the Senate race, though he said he was certain to vote for Obama.
An admirer of what he sees as the senator's bipartisan spirit, Brewer is the type of voter Brown hopes to win over. But over the last week, since the poll was taken, Brewer said he has made up his mind, in large part because he was turned off by the incident with the Native American chanting. "If it were today, I think the image of those guys whooping with the tomahawk chop, I'd vote for Ms. Warren," Brewer said.
The Globe poll also shows strong support for two state ballot questions, which require more than 50 percent approval to pass. A full 68 percent of voters, including a majority in both parties, said they support a voter initiative that would make physician-assisted suicide legal for terminally ill patients, compared with 20 percent of respondents who said they �oppose the measure. Likewise, 69 percent of voters in the poll said they support a measure to make marijuana legal for medical use. That question also registered bipartisan support.
On the Senate race, the poll suggests that some of Brown's attacks on Warren may be hurting her credibility. While she �remains well liked, 11 percent of voters in the poll described her as dishonest when asked in an open-ended question to offer a one-word description of each candidate.
Brown has continually criticized Warren for listing herself as Native American in a legal directory and in some official documents at universities where she has been employed. She has said her belief in her ancestry, though undocumented, is the result of family lore. She has said the listing did not benefit her career, and numerous people involved in her hiring have backed that up. But she has been unwilling to �release personnel records, as Brown has demanded.
The poll suggests most voters are now familiar with the controversy, with 79 percent in the survey saying they were at least somewhat familiar with it, compared with 70 percent who said so in May.
Of those who knew of the controversy, 71 percent said it would have no impact on their vote, while 24 percent said it would make them less likely to support Warren. Notably, 10 percent of Obama's supporters are among the group who said the controversy makes them less likely to vote for Warren.
John Cunningham, a 43-year-old Democrat from �Bellingham who participated in the poll, is one of those voters. "It was just saying to me that, eh, I don't know if I can really trust this person," Cunningham said. He said he plans to vote for Obama and for Brown.
Brown has broadened his �attacks the last several weeks to include criticism of Warren's legal work on behalf of two major corporations, Travelers Insurance and LTV Steel, in an attempt to undermine her reputation as a consumer advocate. The poll did not directly ask about those issues, but Smith believes Brown has no choice, from a tactical standpoint, but to go negative, given his need to neutralize Warren's built-in advantage in party support.
The poll shows no significant backlash so far against Brown for attacking Warren, Smith said, pointing out that when respondents were asked to select the more likable candidate, 58 percent said Brown, compared with 27 percent who chose Warren.
But Warren remains popular for a political newcomer. In a separate question, 53 percent of voters said they view her favorably, compared with 36 percent who view her unfavorably, a �ratio that is largely unchanged since May. Warren leads Brown among women by 12 percentage points, a larger margin than the 3-point advantage Brown has with men.
Though Warren has been attack�ing Brown as unreliable on women's issues, more than half of voters, including a plurality of Democrats, view him as supportive of issues that are important to female voters.


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Exposure to the toxins in secondhand smoke can cause cancer and other serious problems. Know what you're breathing — and consider practical steps for clearing the air.
You don't smoke because you understand the dangers — but what about smoke you inhale involuntarily? Secondhand smoke causes or contributes to various health problems, including heart disease and lung cancer. Understand what's in secondhand smoke, and consider ways to protect yourself and those you love from it.
Secondhand smoke — also known as environmental tobacco smoke — includes the smoke that a smoker exhales (mainstream smoke) and the smoke that comes directly from the burning tobacco product (sidestream smoke). Secondhand smoke contains toxic chemicals, including:
It isn't just the smoke that's a concern, though. The residue that clings to a smoker's hair and clothing, as well as cushions, carpeting and other goods — sometimes referred to as thirdhand smoke — also can pose risks, especially for children.
Secondhand smoke causes or contributes to serious health problems, including:
Secondhand smoke poses additional risks for children, who are especially vulnerable to the effects of secondhand smoke. Problems include:
While further study is needed, limited research suggests that electronic cigarettes also expose bystanders to significant concentrations of aerosolized nicotine.
With planning, you can reduce or eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke. Start with these simple steps:
If you have a partner or other loved one who smokes, offer support and encouragement to stop smoking. The entire family will reap the benefits.
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This is one of my favorite side dishes and it's so easy to make. Even if you've had this from a grocery store salad bar or somewhere else you owe it to yourself to try this recipe.
bacon ( pre cooked kind that you microwave is the easiest to use )
shredded cheddar cheese
4 broccoli crowns
red onion
mayo ( real mayo not miracle whip )
red wine vinegar
Mix together:
Cut up the broccoli into real small bite size pieces and put it into a decent size container, preferably one that has a lid so you can shake everything up when you're done.
2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese ( add more if you like a lot of cheese )
dice up 1/4 of a red onion. very fine, diced up, tiny pieces. You don't need too much so that's why you only use 1/4 on an onion.
cook approx. 6 strips of bacon and break them up into small pieces. (again you can add more bacon if you like)
put on the lid and shake it around for a few seconds to mix everything up.
the dressing:
in a mixing bowl add:
3 TBLSP of red whine vinegar
3 TBLSP of sugar
1/2 cup of mayo
mix it all together till it's nice and creamy and then pour it over the broccoli.
put the lid back on and shake it around for a bit till it's all mixed up. If you find you need more dressing just repeat the above steps. you don't want the broccoli to be swimming in the dressing but you do want it all to be coated. we usually add a second batch of dressing because the broccoli soaks up the first batch pretty quick.
refrigerate for 1 hour and that's it. Remember to keep it refrigerated or else it will go bad.
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On Monday, Michael had to fly to Ontario. He had to be at the airport very, very early, so even though we live close to the airport, he took the car down and saved his sleep-deprived self a few minutes and a very cold, very windy walk.
That morning, the winter temps in Whitehorse had dropped down to below -30°C (that's -22°F for you
dark ages, uh, old-fashioned folk!) and I didn't relish the idea of walking down to the airport and bringing the car back, especially after spending the entire morning running from bank appointment to hardware store to big box store and then back to the bank because the advisor had made an error.
Next day, the temperatures weren't any better, plus the dog injured his knee, plus it was my birthday, plus the piano tuner came to work on my new piano (SQUEEEE!!!! DID I MENTION I HAVE A NEW PIANO?!?!), plus I had a rehearsal, and anyway, to make a long story short, I didn't get the car.
Parking rates at the Whitehorse airport are very cheap, as you might deduce from my laissez-faire attitude.
But also, our car generally doesn't LIKE to start at 30 below. And it's not really a good idea to try to start a car with such a cold battery. One ought to have it plugged in for a couple of hours. Which you can't do at the airport.
Michael flew home today. And it warmed up to +1°C. (That's just above melting.) So I finally walked down to the airport to get the darned car. Actually, I walked down twice because I was almost there the first time when I realized I hadn't brought along my credit card with which to pay the parking fee.
As I approached the area where Michael had told me he'd parked the car it hit me that not only had we had a week of 30-below weather, we'd also had a huge dump of snow. And yesterday was an incredibly windy day, with snow drifting across the highways and building up on inanimate objects.
Do you see where this is going?
Well, the photo is not that dramatic, I suppose, but there is a snow drift a good 20 inches deep there. (Oh, there I go using Imperial measurements. Canadians are nothing if not inconsistent with measuring conventions.)
Thank goodness we always keep a small shovel in the back of the car. I spent a good 10 minutes tunnelling my way through that drift so I could get the car out. My anticipated 25-minute errand to get the car turned into an hour-long saga.
But at least parking there all week only added up to a whopping $9.00.


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What do flight attendants think of you?
I've been flying a lot lately, and since I'm an inquisitive sort, I've been chatting with flight attendants. Here are excerpts from their candid responses about doing the job in these trying times for the airline industry.
Question: What annoys you most about your job?
Answer: When passengers don't pay attention to us during the safety demo, it's both annoying and insulting. We know people fly a lot, but planes vary. When you have a newspaper in front of your face, it signals that you do not think this is important. Also, when passengers wear headphones while we're asking you what you want to drink and we have to repeat the question. Plus, if you keep them on, you end up screaming at us without realizing it. And you'd be shocked at how many people barely even look at me when I'm serving them. Did their parents not teach them to say please and thank you? And it never ceases to amaze me the number of passengers that prop their feet up on the bulkhead as if it were their ottoman at home. Your scuffed shoe marks and dirt from your shoes remain after you deplane. Oh, and why would people ever think it's OK to cut their fingernails or toenails on board an airplane?
ARCHIVES:As flying gets more stressful, some passengers turn rude
Q: What can passengers do to make the boarding process faster?
A: One of the biggest irritations for us is watching people reorganize their bag when they get to their row. We're constantly reminding people to step into the row so that other people can board but it falls on deaf ears. Then there are the people that place their small backpack or jacket in the overhead bin, taking up valuable space. People rarely think about their fellow passengers, which often results in gate-checked bags. And please place your wheeled carryon bag with the handle first, not sideways.
MORE:Airline boarding procedures confuse and confound
Q: More and more, it seems that passengers traveling with children, special-needs fliers, or with elderly parents, or just with friends, end up sitting in different rows because of airline seating policies. Do you attempt to ask passengers to trade seats so these people can sit together?
A: I do, but it doesn't always work. If a passenger has a coveted window or aisle seat, or has paid for a premium economy seat with extra legroom, they're reluctant to move to a less desirable seat. I'll sometimes give them a free drink or two if they switch, or an extra meal or bottle of wine from first class, but even that doesn't work every time. If there's an empty seat in business or first class and I'm desperate, I might even reward the passenger with an in-flight upgrade.
Q: What complaints do you hear from passengers about annoying things other passengers do?
A: Oh we hear it all, from smelly people to talkative passengers who think everyone wants to hear every word they say. Passengers sometimes ask to move seats because their seatmate is overly talkative. Almost every flight has someone who thinks everyone on board is there to be a part of his or her personal talk show.
Q: Do you treat customers differently if they are dressed nicely?
A: I don't make a concerted effort to treat them differently, but instinctively I find myself serving them in a more respectful manner. You just know that the well-dressed passenger probably paid more for his ticket than the flip-flop-and-shorts-wearing flyer. Courtesy is important to all passengers, but our airline would not be flying were it not for the premium travelers who subsidize the leisure travelers' low fares. And if I have to upgrade someone, either just before takeoff or once we're airborne, everything else being equal (frequent flier status, etc.) of course I'm going to choose the well-dressed passenger over the one who's dressed in a tank top.
MORE:Do well-dressed fliers get more perks?
Q: How do you deal with drunk passengers?
A: If they're in economy, we stop serving them. Up front, we try to be more discreet. If they order a mixed drink, we fill most of the glass with mixer to weaken it. Most of the time, they don't notice. If they order wine or beer, we'll fill it only halfway and don't provide the can of beer. It's true that altitude can heighten the effects of alcohol, and we notice it more than you think we do.
Q: Hey, is that you in this advertisement in the travel magazine I'm reading?
A: Yes, it's really me. I'm a part-time print model. I don't make enough money as a flight attendant, so this is my side job. Many flight attendants have to work two jobs in order to survive.
George Hobica is the founder of Airfarewatchdog.com. Airfarewatchdog features the best airfares on thousands of routes verified by a team of expert fare analysts.


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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Hot Dogs and Soufflé
I ate my last hot dog at the Kosher stand at Yankee Stadium in 2009. Hot dogs and I have a strained relationship. While growing up in New York, my favorite was slathered with creamy cole slaw and mustard. As an adult, my love for them is unrequited. They abuse my stomach, yet I hope they will return my affection one day. The back story: three years ago I ate myself sick in Paris doing research for The Kosher Baker and since then, I have to live a life without tomato sauce, orange juice, red meat and hot dogs.
While in Los Angeles in February, my Kosher blogger buddies all directed me to Jeff's Gourmet Sausage. Armed with Rolaids, I ordered the smoked chicken/apple sausage. It may have been a girlie choice, but it came covered with manly fried onions and dark mustard. I couldn't resist the sweet potato fries which were perfection. The sausage was light yet flavorful and confirmed Jeff's worth the stomachache. I was actually ok, so maybe a hot dog and I can go out on a date every once in a while.
If eating at Jeff's was like the joy of Toy Story 3, then La Seine was like Inception with lingering questions about how dishes were prepared. The place is hip with edgy decor. The cuisine is French/Asian fusion and fascinating: the chef makes cheese from cashews for a pasta and marries sushi with chimichuri. The Bordeaux braised short ribs were the winning entree. For dessert I had chocolate souffle with coffee sauce. The meal confirmed my belief that Kosher food can be as creative and delicious as any other food.
As I do not cook on Shabbat, I baked these souffles prior and served them to my guests BEFORE dinner, to enjoy them warm and gooey. We had a second dessert course later and learned that the cooled souffles were just as tasty. It is imperative that if baking parve (dairy-free), use the best quality chocolate you can find such as Aprose, Schmerling or Camille Bloch. This recipe makes 6, but 14 of us grabbed spoons and shared. Finally, if you have time, bake one souffle at 18 minutes and see how it comes out; then adjust the time for the rest depending on how gooey or dry you like it.
Chocolate Souffles makes 6
1 tablespoon butter or margarine for greasing
1/2 cup plus 1 tablespoon sugar
5 large eggs, separated, whites at room temperature for at least 2 hours
8 ounces bittersweet chocolate, broken into small pieces
If baking immediately, preheat oven to 350 degrees. Rub the butter or margarine around the sides and bottoms of 6 small ramekins. Add the tablespoon sugar to one, turn to coat and then tap out excess into the next ramekin. Repeat until all coated, using more sugar if needed. Place on a cookie sheet and refrigerate.
In a medium bowl, place the egg yolks and 2 tablespoons of the 1/2 cup of sugar. Mix vigorously with a hand whisk. Melt the chocolate either in a double boiler or in a microwave-safe bowl in the microwave: heat for one minute and mix well, another 45 seconds and mix well and then 30 seconds and mix well, each time stirring the unmelted pieces into the melted parts. Add the chocolate to the egg yolk mixture and whisk.
Beat the egg whites on high speed until thick. Turn the mixer speed to low, add the remaining sugar, about a tablespoon at a time, and when all added, turn the speed up to high for 30 seconds or until whites are shiny and stiff. Mix into the chocolate mixture in four parts, mixing a little slower each time until all the whites are mixed in. Divide among the ramekins. If baking later, cover with plastic and refrigerate until baking. Bake for 18 minutes. Dust with confectioner's sugar and serve.
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Battery charges against Dolphins safety Jonathan Amaya have been dropped, according to the Miami Herald.
Amaya was arrested in November and charged with choking a taxi driver. But public records showed that prosecutors notified the court earlier this month that they wouldn't pursue the charges.
Amaya's attorney, Edward O'Donnell, told the Miami Herald in December "Jonathon Amaya never laid a hand on this man, never touched him, never threatened him. When a full investigation is made, we believe charges will be dropped."
He was right, and Amaya's name is now cleared.


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The sanction, the same as handed out to Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers for his criticism of referees, comes after Moyes said United were "playing referees as well as the opposition" following his side's third defeat in a row.
An FA independent regulatory commission imposed the punishment on Friday.
An FA statement read: "Manchester United manager David Moyes has been fined ?8,000 and warned as to his future conduct following an independent regulatory commission hearing today.
"Moyes had admitted an FA misconduct charge in that his post-match comments following his side's game at Sunderland on Tuesday January 7 constituted improper conduct in that they called into question the integrity of the match officials appointed to that fixture and/or appointed to Manchester United fixtures generally, and/or implied that such match officials are motivated by bias; and/or brought the game into disrepute, in contravention of FA Rule E3(1)."
Moyes issued his criticism after questioning the awarding of a free-kick that led to Sunderland's opening goal and the later award of the match-winning penalty.
He said: "I feel we are having to play the opposition and the referees. We are all just laughing at them at the minute."
The incident followed the United manager saying it was "scandalous" his side were not awarded a late penalty against Tottenham at Old Trafford last month.
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This article was originally written for the Skoll World Forum.
In recent months, we have seen just how interconnected global food markets have become. Droughts in North America, Europe and central Asia have led to decreased global grain supplies and high food prices, which in turn have affected the ability of African communities—particularly in food-importing countries—to feed themselves. With 239 million people on the continent undernourished, Africans must take greater ownership over how they get their food. Fortunately, there is growing recognition of this challenge and the fundamental role that women play in meeting it.
Women are at the heart of a significant untapped potential to increase agricultural production in Africa. To improve economic growth and agricultural productivity, we must put women, particularly women farmers, at the centre of efforts to reduce hunger and malnutrition.
Women make up more than 50 percent of the agricultural labour force in Africa. They are the main producers, processors and traders of food. Ensuring access to land, financial services, technology and energy is key to enhancing the role of rural women all along the agricultural value chain. Linking rural women to markets helps them access broader and more profitable trade and business opportunities.
Realizing the productive potential of women is essential, as gender inequality is both a significant cause and an effect of hunger. A recent report by the International Food Policy Research Institute showed that countries with the highest levels of hunger have corresponding levels of gender inequality. Rural women routinely lag behind rural men, as well as urban women and men, in most social indicators. They continue to face barriers that prevent them from improving their lives as well as those of their families.
These barriers have been measured by WFP's sister agency the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), which estimates that the gap in production yields between men and women is between 20 and 30 percent. Causes include differences in access to land, credit and agricultural inputs, such as seeds and fertilizer. Closing this gap and boosting domestic food production would make more food available on local markets, lower food prices and reduce reliance on imported foods. Addressing this requires supportive public policies, engagement of community organizations and innovative partnerships between UN agencies, NGOs, host governments and the private sector.
It is also clear that scaling up investments in the nutrition of rural women and girls is central to their economic empowerment. Proper nutrition for rural women and their young children, especially in the critical first 1,000 days of life, contributes to good physical and mental development so children can grow up healthy and strong and become active and productive members of society. Meanwhile, malnutrition and food insecurity impede productivity and economic growth.
Putting in place safety nets for the most vulnerable rural women and girls, such as activities that promote access to health care and education, lays the groundwork for a more prosperous future. An extra year of primary school boosts future income by 10 to 20 percent. An extra year of secondary school can lead to future incomes that are 15 to 25 percent higher. School meals and take-home rations encourage families to send their daughters to school.
At the policy level, we as a global community must work together to support rural women. We need to empower women-led farmers associations and small-scale businesses to break the inter-generational cycle of hunger. We need to advocate for gender equality as necessary for long-term agricultural and economic development.
To kick-start this process, WFP has teamed up with UN Women, FAO and the International Fund for Agricultural Development to develop a five-year strategy to empower rural women in seven countries, including Ethiopia, Liberia, Niger and Rwanda. This alliance will work to generate lasting improvements for the livelihoods and rights of rural women.
At the community and national levels, we must work to end hunger and malnutrition and to increase the resilience of rural women to climate and economic shocks; then we need to find ways to bring the most successful projects to other communities in need.
With projects like Purchase for Progress (P4P), a five-year pilot, WFP works with partners to reduce barriers faced by rural women. Through P4P, women receive credit, agricultural inputs and training to support them to grow more and better quality crops, to sell their surplus and earn more. As a result, women have a greater say in the home and in the community, and they can invest in other projects to boost their incomes.
We can solve the problem of hunger with existing knowledge and technology. We must rise to the challenge presented by high, volatile food prices and turn it into an opportunity for the continent of Africa and, most important, for its women. Food and nutrition security are inextricably linked with gender equality and the empowerment of rural women. Let us work together to accelerate action at all levels to ensure a lasting solution to the food crisis, in Africa and around the world.
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Set in and around a pond a bush and a tin can follow a newly hatched chicken named Peep and his friends Chirp and Quack (a robin and a duck) on their daily adventures. They live in a place of great wonder and mystery a place they are forever eager to explore a place they call "the big wide world." Celebrate being curious being adventurous and for at least one character being a duck.
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I found Benny's on Facebook when a friend who lives in Savannah posted that her West Hartford dad took her there for a Sunday breakfast. The pictures made it look so homey and she raved about the food. Benny's is that kind of place. A sure thing.
THE VIBE: Benny's is a storefront stop along busy Hopmeadow St. (Rt. 10). There are a few parking spots in front and more in the back. The brick faced building give way to a small restaurant with about 10 tables and a counter in the front window with several high stools. The main ordering counter is busy with takeout and there's a Blue Bunny freezer on the sidewall with ice cream treats. You can see into the gleaming kitchen where Benny himself his tending to the two gyro rotisseries. Be warned that it can be quite busy for weekend breakfasts.
In milder weather there is outdoor seating.
The wait staff is accommodating and polite. They check often and are quite efficient. They place has been under current ownership for about a year.
We talked with a local couple who are working their way through the menu. The woman, who is part of an ambulance crew, says it's a great place for a grab and go lunch.
THE FOOD: Delicious. We went on a Sunday afternoon and breakfast was still being served. We ordered a Greek omelet (feta cheese, spinach, tomatoes) with shredded potatoes and rye toast. Also, two eggs over medium (perfectly done), with a side of corned beef hash and wheat toast.
We smiled when a side order of one pancake came out looking like Mickey Mouse's head with strawberries for eyes and an orange wedge mouth. Kids would love this. (So did we.)
Benny's offers its tasty corned beef hash as a substitute for potatoes, included in the omelet orders. It's extra with other meals.
The coffee was strong, smooth and piping hot.
Benny's offers the usual breakfast offerings plus a Monte Cristo and other egg sandwiches with Canadian bacon, cheese, and lox.
Benny's offers a full lunch menu. The restaurant has gyros, marinated meat slow cooked on a spit served in pita break with onions, tomatoes, lettuce and Tzatskik sauce. Options include chicken or barbecue chicken, lamb and beef, and a combo of all beef, lamb and chicken. Also on the menu are Italian specials, burgers, pizzas and calzones, and sandwiches and wraps. We took out a cheese calzone, which we heated up for the next day's lunch with ample supplies of Benny's excellent tomato sauce.
At dinner Benny's adds seafood (shrimp scampi, calamari, salmon) and grilled specials (rive eye steak, shish kebab, balsamic chicken).
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RALEIGH � A North Carolina man charged with seeking to join an al-Qaida-linked militant group should face trial this summer, even though prosecutors said they needed extra time to provide the man's attorneys with intelligence data, a federal judge said Friday.
U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle told prosecutors their proposed September trial date was too long for Basit Sheikh, 29, of Cary, N.C., to wait. He was arrested in November at Raleigh's airport at the start of what prosecutors say was a trek to fight in Syria's civil war, a conflict that has killed more than 100,000 people over 2 1/2 years.
"It's my opinion that a matter of sensitive national security needs to go to the front of the line, not the back of the line, for the court's attention," Boyle said. He said Sheikh should go on trial in July but gave attorneys on both sides flexibility in working out the best date.
Sheikh is charged with providing material support to a terrorist group for attempting to join Jabhat al-Nusra, which the U.S. government declared a terrorist organization.
The FBI says Sheikh wrote messages online expressing a desire to fight with the group, one of the primary rebel forces fighting against Syrian President Bashar Assad's troops. Boyle last week rejected a bid by defense lawyers to release Sheikh on bail after deciding he was both a flight risk and danger to the community.
The FBI has been on the lookout for Americans expressing interest in joining the Syrian war, where they could become radicalized by al-Qaida-linked militant groups and return to the U.S. as battle-hardened security risks. Sheikh's case was at least the third in the past year in which the U.S. government charged U.S. residents with alleged efforts to join Jabhat al-Nusra, also called the Nusra Front.
Federal prosecutors wanted more time before trying Sheikh, arguing the Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency and other intelligence agencies needed time to comb through data they might have while protecting spying sources and methods. Prosecutors are required to find and give defense lawyers any information that might help prove a defendant is innocent.
"Once the information is located, which is a hurdle in and of itself, we need to see that it can be declassified," prosecutor Jason Kellhofer said.
Sheikh spent three weeks in Turkey in 2012 in a failed attempt to reach the fight in Syria, Kellhofer said.
Sheikh was attracted last spring to an FBI-run Facebook page that posed as a forum for militant Muslim views.
Sheikh was drawn into the idea of fighting in Syria through his written, online discussions with an FBI agent or confidential informant who was described as a female nurse in Syria, his attorneys said. Sheikh's communications with the FBI operative became personal and even romantic before Sheikh was introduced to another FBI contact described as able to lead the Pakistan-born man to al-Qaida-linked fighters.
Information about how those two FBI representatives went about their work and what they said to Sheikh are key to his defense, attorney Joseph Gilbert said.
"That is the crux of what we really want to see," said Gilbert, a federal public defender.
Sheikh has no criminal record, but during a November hearing his mother testified that the man who turns 30 next month lived with his parents, likely suffered from anxiety and depression, needed psychiatric help, and spent all of his time on the Internet.
"Chronologically he's 30, but he's much younger than that," Gilbert said.


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I wanted to write something wise about this past year. I wanted to take a sage look back, bright spots highlighted with gratitude, low points vaguely alluded to then quickly turned on their ears and repackaged as lessons learned. I wanted to recount our family vacations, our celebrations, our laughter. I wanted to write about a few trying moments so I could show how I've weathered the storm and come up with a plan for next year. I wanted to smile nostalgically at last year's blinks of undiluted bliss as I leave the cliffs and crags of 2015 behind me and soar into 2016 with my wings fluttering in the brilliant light of the new year.
I'm like that. I believe that if I try hard enough and use pretty words, all the sucky stuff will stay firmly behind me simply because the numbers on a calendar have moved on. I think that if I just soldier through, gritting my teeth, making like I've got it all under control, trading in my sad for mad – because it's much easier to be angry than on my knees in the closet sobbing into my sweaters – that I can start over, better, lighter, stronger on any given day. If I fail, I just keep on keeping on, armored against tears and sorrow and sad. I was going to bullshit you into believing this past year wasn't bad at all, just "challenging." With a little fairy dust and a click of my red-heeled shoes, I was going to convince us all that this year was a sweet balance of ho and hum, ups and downs rather than mostly crappy. Listen, I read Big Magic and The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Cheryl Strayed's Brave Enough is next. I've got it all figured out.
Unfortunately my umbrella went missing and now I feel compelled to discard the sing-song first draft of my year in review. I don't always remember to bring an umbrella with me when the weather calls for it, but I did yesterday and I was damn proud too. In fact, I was on point all morning. I made coffee, fed the screen-addled kids who are almost as sick of winter break as I am, had a friend over to check out my kitchen so she can hire my contractor, organized my desk and peed the dog. I left the house just in time to make it to my spin class with all the things: socks, hair tie, water bottle, wallet, phone, coat and the umbrella. I felt downright high driving to class, satisfaction surging through me like heroin in the veins of a junkie. At 9:44 a.m., victory was mine. At 10:23 a.m. I was sweating my ass off, triumphantly burning calories I plan to reclaim in the form of a New Year's Eve gin and tonic. At 11:07 a.m., when I realized my umbrella was gone, I was crushed.
I looked all over the studio, in the lost and found, the bathroom, at the front desk. No umbrella. I told myself, "It's just an umbrella, replaceable, from Target. Someone probably thought it was theirs and took it by accident." Yes, yes, of course, but I wasn't having any of it. I'd done all the things this morning! I'd covered my bases! I didn't deserve to have my umbrella go missing! I stalked outside into the rain, pissed. Like really pissed, like muttering-swear-words-to-myself pissed. More pissed than I usually like to let on, preferring to glide and gloss right over that icy surface to the grass-is-always-greener side of the pond where I can trade in my skates for flip-flops and cover up my swollen eyes with my Tom Ford sunglasses.
I didn't do that yesterday. I stayed pissed all the way to the car, unlocked the door and threw my pissed self into the driver's seat. I sat there for a moment, totally pissed. Then I started to cry. I cried and cried and cried. I cried about my missing umbrella and the disregard of strangers. I cried about my marriage and my kids and how I am blindsided by their needs even as I scramble constantly to meet them. I cried because I'm worried my girls really, truly don't like each other. I cried about the health scare we had this year and my aunt's death from effing cancer and the deep sorrow seeded in the hearts of my uncle and cousins. I cried because I let fear and obligations keep me from writing more and because my day-to-day overwhelms me. I cried because I could not, for the life of me, force the glimmers of light that I know shone throughout the year to pierce the darkness smothering me in the front seat of my Buick.
Totally did not see that coming.
I could blow this whole episode off and say it's because this time of year is just plain exhausting and who wouldn't cry their eyes out over a missing umbrella? I could tell you that the rush-drag-rush that is the end of the year has left me nursing a not so happy holiday-hangover. I could tell you thanks so much for your sympathy and understanding, but I'm fine, ready to soldier on. Ready for January 1st. I could but I won't.
The facts on the ground still stand: the children will fight, the dog will vomit on the new rug, friends will expect more than I can give; I'll run late, I'll screw up, I'll forget to buy butter. I will remember to do all the things, say "I love you" to all the people, make the calls, arrive on time, eat kale, appreciate small moments of glory and still, umbrellas will go missing. There will be sadness and if there's anything I learned from Inside Out, it's that sadness is okay. It's got to be better than the backbreaking alchemy of turning sorrow into resentment and anger. If I can just let myself curl up on the closet floor and cry, then there will be an after and maybe, maybe, maybe in the after there is room for joy.
See what I did right there? I figured out my one goal for 2016: make room for joy. If that means more snot-nosed sobbing, then I guess there will have to be more snot-nosed sobbing. Meanwhile, I've got a certain umbrella-sized space just waiting to be filled.


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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Oscar Pistorius is selling the house where he killed Reeva Steenkamp to raise money for his legal bills, the athlete's lawyer said Thursday.
Pistorius has not returned to the upscale Pretoria villa since the day he shot his girlfriend in a bathroom over a year ago and "cannot contemplate ever returning to live there again," lawyer Brian Webber said.
Pistorius had planned to keep his home "sealed" until after his ongoing murder trial, Webber said, but it is now necessary to sell it to fund his defense because the double amputee's trial will last longer than the initial three-week period that was predicted.
File - This file aerial image taken from video provided by VNS24/7 on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, shows the home of Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius in a gated housing complex in Pretoria, South Africa. Oscar Pistorius is selling the house where Reeva Steenkamp was kiiled to raise money for his legal bills, and has still never returned to the upscale villa since the day he shot his girlfriend in an upstairs bathroom over a year ago, the athlete¿s lawyer said Thursday. (AP Photo/VNS24/7-File)
"Due to the delay in finalizing the trial, the decision to urgently dispose of his single biggest asset has had to be made," Webber said in a statement.
Pistorius valued the house at $456,000 at his bail hearing last year. He has not been back there since it was returned to him by police over a year ago, Webber said. The house is being sold by the estate agency of Pistorius' longtime track coach, Ampie Louw, who first convinced a teenage Pistorius that he had a talent for running.
Pistorius' murder trial was initially planned to run Mar. 3 to Mar. 20, but prosecutors are still presenting evidence and expect to continue with their case until the middle of next week. Then, Pistorius' defense will call witnesses. The high-profile trial is expected to run into April and maybe longer.
The Olympic runner is charged with premeditated murder after fatally shooting Steenkamp through a toilet cubicle door in an upstairs bathroom in the pre-dawn hours of Feb. 14 last year. Pistorius, 27, pleaded not guilty and says he shot Steenkamp, 29, by mistake thinking she was an intruder in his home.
Pistorius is being defended by two of South Africa's best-known advocates at his trial, Barry Roux and Kenneth Oldwadge, while his court team includes at least three other lawyers, including his family attorney Webber, as well as forensic and ballistic specialists.
Webber said he issued the statement "to pre-empt speculation in the public and the media, and to state the reasons for this decision."
Pistorius' representatives say he has funded his own defense from the start. He has been living with his uncle, Arnold Pistorius, in the eastern suburbs of the South African capital, Pretoria, since he was released on bail last February.
During his bail hearing, Pistorius outlined his assets. He said he owned the house where he lived and where he killed his girlfriend in a posh gated community, as well as two other houses in Pretoria and an empty plot of land in Langebaan, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province. Those other three properties had a combined value of $300,000, Pistorius said. He also listed other assets and cash investments worth around $140,000.
Pistorius, a multiple Paralympic champion and once a poster boy for disabled sport, said he earned just over $500,000 a year from his running but he hasn't competed since 2012 and big-name sponsors like Nike and sunglasses maker Oakley cut ties with him soon after he was arrested and charged with murder for shooting Steenkamp three times with his 9 mm pistol.
Pistorius faces going to prison for 25 years to life if he is convicted on the murder charge. His trial was adjourned Wednesday and will continue on Monday, with the prosecution saying it will wrap up its case with its final four or five witnesses.
Gerald Imray is on Twitter at www.twitter.com/GeraldImrayAP
Oscar Pistorius hugs his sister Aimee, right, in court in Pretoria, South Africa, Wednesday, March 19, 2014. Pistorius is on trial for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day in 2013. (AP Photo/Leon Sadiki, Pool)
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EPA has announced Special Local Need (SLN) registration for Delegate WG insecticide, according to Dow AgroSciences. The labeling allows growers to use low-volume applications of Delegate to control Asian citrus psyllid (ACP), potentially saving citrus growers millions of dollars per year.
"The citrus industry is looking at ways to reduce costs and still effectively manage ACP," says John Jackson, director of the Florida Citrus Industry Research Coordinating Council. "This new labeling will allow growers to apply products in a timelier manner and at a greater savings. It could very well mean $100 million to the citrus industry every year."
With low-volume applications, Delegate will control ACP at a substantially less cost. Growers will realize significant and immediate savings due to a lower minimum spray volume, plus decreased equipment and labor costs. Additionally, growers will be able to cover more acres in a shorter amount of time.
A study conducted by the University of Florida Citrus Research and Education Center tested the efficacy of Delegate using low-volume applications. The research examined the effectiveness of Delegate in controlling ACP in oranges at 4 ounces per acre in 5 gallons of carrier volume. According to the results of the study, no ACP nymphs and less than one ACP adult per six traps were present 14 days after a low-volume application of Delegate WG insecticide.
ACP is one of the most devastating pests for citrus growers because it is a direct vector for citrus greening. Jackson says ACP is partly responsible for rapidly killing trees in Florida. "Control of ACP is critical to managing citrus greening in Florida," he says.
"Growers are looking to spray their groves quickly, more economically and in an efficacious manner," says Tony Weiss, field scientist for Dow AgroSciences. "A low-volume application of Delegate fits the bill. It provides efficacy as well as economic value."
Weiss encourages growers to spray a few acres with Delegate and monitor results before applying over many acres. "There is always a trial period for new technology and this is one of those times we should be walking before running." Depending on the conditions, low-volume applications may not be as effective as airblast applications.
The active ingredient in Delegate, spinetoram, belongs to the unique spinosyn class of insecticides. Classified as a Group 5 insecticide by the Insect Resistance Action Committee, Delegate is the only Group 5 insecticide effective against both ACP and citrus leafminer.
Weiss suggests growers mix oil with Delegate WG insecticide to provide the best control and to avoid applying when wind exceeds 15 miles per hour. Additionally, growers should always read and follow label directions, and consult the label before purchase to determine the class of insecticides. For more information on Delegate, go to www.DelegateInsecticide.com.
Source: Dow AgroSciences Press Release


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Beard was first appointed to the position by Governor Jerry Brown last December. He's been in the job since then but the Senate made his appointment official today. Democratic Senator Loni Hancock says Beard is the right person to lead the prison system through a time of crisis.
"The over population in our prisons has lead the United States Supreme Court to say that the conditions under which we confine people are cruel and unusual punishment and against the Constitution," she says.
Hancock also cited California's high recidivism rate, its lack of rehabilitation programs for inmates, hunger strikes and disease outbreaks in prisons. She says it's important to confirm Beard so he can continue dealing with the problems.
Beard's opponents questioned his experience. They cited the high inmate death rate in the Pennsylvania while he was in charge of the prison system there.
Beard was confirmed on a 23-6 vote.


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The Boone Children's Gallery is proud to announce the appointment of its newest apprentice, David Enriquez. His upbeat personality, masterful skills at painting, and his comprehensive understanding of LACMA and of its free painting space made the decision an easy one, said Boone Children's Gallery staff. David's regular visits to paint in the Boone Children's Gallery began when he was only four years old; just two years later, and now six, David is proud to have his first job. We recently sat down with David for a brief interview to get to know him even better.
Angela: David, what's your favorite thing about the Boone Children's Gallery?
David: Everything, everything is my favorite. I'm always, like wow, look at all the stuff for people to use! I love to color and make art. I also like to go see the rock. And, I like the people in here, I know everybody's name, and I can ask for lots of paper.
Angela: Now that you're an apprentice, can you tell me what it's been like to work for LACMA?
David: Well, you guys painted me my name badge. It's so cool. And the girls in my neighborhood know I have a job, and it's very important to girls that we have a job and a license.
Angela: Ahh, I can tell you are thinking ahead! Have you thought about what you want to be when you grow up?
David: I want to put out fires here in L.A., and I want to be Superman. I also think I want to write movies, like Batman. But maybe I'll take your job, too.
Angela: Maybe in a few years, you will take my job! I would be happy to know someone like you would replace me.
David: Yeah, thanks.
Angela: You and your mom come here all the time. What do you say to Mom when you want to come to the museum?
David: I have to say, "Mom its 11! It's time! The museum is open and I just need to go to the museum to see my friends." Then I have to say, "Let's go, let's go, let's go!!!"
Angela: What's your favorite color to use when you paint, and why?
David: I think red is the best because it tells people to stop and it keeps people safe. It says that, just the color does.
Angela: One last question for you, what are you planning to paint today?
David: I was thinking last night of painting my dog, Coconut, driving a purple Monster Jam truck.
Next time you visit the Boone Children's Gallery, and a sweet young man with a homemade apron opens the door for you and asks "You wanna paint?" odds are it's the newest member of the LACMA team. Tell him your name, and he will remember it. If you're lucky, he will put your birthday in his ever-present calendar or even give you at the best seat in the house.
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Welcome! Simply start typing the name of a book you like and click on the closest match.
Just use the box on the home page - all you need is your email address! Or, if you start typing the name or author of a book you like on the home page then click on the orange link which matches it best, at the bottom of the results page there's a box where you can register and your original book will be the first one on your new list.
We add new features to the site every few months and have lots more plans in the pipeline! You can keep up-to-date with what's going on via our Twitter feed and Facebook page, or by signing up at the site and joining our mailing list.
WSIRN produces recommendations based purely on collective taste: when books are entered into the same favorites list, they become associated with each other. The more often particular items appear on different lists, the stronger that association becomes. Purely and simply, WSIRN represents mass opinion about books. For the technically minded, this is a collaborative filtering system, using our own bespoke algorithm called 'Incidence Bias Weighting' and partly using association rules.
If you simply want a quick recommendation, you only need to enter one book; click on the best match in the list that appears as you type and you will get some recommendations. The best thing to do, though, is enter a list of favorites. This will give you more focused recommendations, as well as helping to build the database and share your taste with other users of the site. If you enter your email address, your list of favorites will be remembered next time you visit, so you can then add new titles, create more lists, and get even more appropriate recommendations.
Aside from the warm, fuzzy feeling of contributing to the community, there are lots of ways you can use lists, now that we've added the multiple list feature: you can keep track of books you've read and liked, or have a wish list of things you want to read, or even a list of books you hated. You could also build lists of what you think are the 'top 10 psychological thrillers' or whatever and use the new share feature (under each list) to let other people see it. You will also get more personalised recommendations if you select multiple books in your list before hitting the 'What Should I read next?' button.
We filter these out because it seems obvious that you'd be interested in the other books by that author. You can always enter their name in the search box to see which of their books are in our database. The database is updated every day, so come back soon if you don't see them all!
We recommend these resources on writing a book and on how to get it published. Also, we work closely with a team of development and copy editors - mention this site and you'll get a discount when you send them your completed first draft.
At the moment anyone can add books by ISBN number (if you register for free, you can add multiple ISBNs at once as a comma-separated list) - our system can usually then fetch the info. But if you want your book/s to be found in recommendations, they need to be in users' book lists - you can kick-start the process by building lists of similar titles to your own (including your own, of course). We are working on developing tools to help authors and publishers more directly.
No recommendation algorithm is perfect, but we're constantly tidying the database to improve things - sometimes there are entries which are spelled wrongly from the source database we used when we started way back in 2005. The occasional wacky suggestion is usually down to the search book not appearing in many users' lists. But the results improve all the time, so do come back and try again - our latest algorithm update was in July 2014.
Most of the time the database will identify your book by title/author straight away (you will see a list of close matches, with the most likely one at the top). Now and again it may not come up with what you're looking for immediately. If so, try checking you've spelt them correctly - also, try just entering the author's surname or a keyword from the book title. If that still doesn't work, you can enter the ISBN number from the book's bar code. We can then look that up elsewhere. If you're really stuck, get in touch with us via the links below and we'll try to help you out as soon as we can.
Technically, we do cover some - the problem is that there is no central, reliable database for looking up the details of ebooks by ISBN. This is a very important area we're looking into as a priority.
We're doing our best to iron these out - it's a problem that all the big book sites face. Some other sites like to have as many different editions as possible - but we think focusing on the 'work' is more important for providing meaningful recommendations. We are gradually removing cases where multiple editions confuse matters.
WSIRN is the brainchild of writer/designer Andrew Chapman and marketing expert Paul Lenz at Thoughtplay Ltd, with CSS and Javascript expertise from Helen Chapman, and a logo designed by Wes West. We started the site in 2005. We run it in our spare time, so be tolerant if we take a while to progress things! Like you, we're book lovers, so we care very much about what the site does. Also in 2005, we launched Who should you vote for?, which helps people make voting decisions - we had a huge number of visitors for both the UK 2005 & 2010 general elections and US 2008 and 2012 Presidential elections, and between the big elections it always has a range of interesting political quizzes. We love creating interesting online projects that get real people involved. You can contact us if you have any feedback or ideas - we'd love to hear from you.
Amazon certainly offers a useful recommendation system, but it is based on your past buying patterns and those of other users - however, you don't always buy items for yourself, do you? Our system has no commercial agenda at all (though you can buy the recommended items through Amazon, of course), and is purely based on items that real people actually like. We're not trying to urge you to buy particular bestsellers or anything like that - we simply want to help people share their favorite items with each other.
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases (Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates). This helps to cover our site hosting and programming costs.
Entering your email, as explained above, simply means you can come back and add new favorites to your previous list - to do so you need to agree to us storing your email address (this is to meet EU GDPR laws). It also means we can see how people use the site to observe general patterns in our data. When you register you will also receive an email - ONLY if you click the confirmation link from that will you be on our contactable mailing list. If you don't click that confirmation link, we will store your email address but ONLY use it to contact you if you contact us first OR to warn you of a security breach at the site. We absolutely do NOT share email addresses with any third party, and we never will. We treat all use of the site in the strictest confidence. We reserve the right to email registered and confirmed users about major updates at the site, but this is something we do very rarely - so far we've done it about once a year! We don't use cookies - although we do use Google Analytics, which uses cookies but does not collect personal information about you. Advertising partners and other third parties may also use cookies, scripts and/or web beacons to track visitors to our site in order to display advertisements and other useful information. Such tracking is done directly by the third parties through their own servers and is subject to their own privacy policies. We don't store any personal information about you other than your email address. If you want us to delete your account, we will do - just use our contact form to ask. We monitor IP addresses for security purposes but encrypt them so we can never identify individuals from them.
Our philosophy is about keeping things simple, which is why WSIRN is the easiest to use book recommendation system online. You've got dozens of passwords for other sites already - why should you have to remember yet another one? Your email address is unique to you - and of course you can always set one up just for using this site if you want to guarantee privacy. When you register, we send you an email to check whether you intended to. In thirteen years only three of our millions of users have ever requested passwords, so it's clear you'd prefer to keep things simple too!


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Qualcomm announced the third generation of their Snapdragon platform late last year, but the chip supplier recently revealed they began sampling it this month and they have already shipped the chipsets to one of their hardware partners.
The new chipsets (MSM8260 and MSM8660) are significant because they are the first dual-CPU Snapdragons from Qualcomm. Each enhanced core runs at speeds up to 1.2GHz and they are made with the new 45nm process technology for ultra-low power consumption. Additional features of the third-generation Snapdragon include support for HSPA+ networks, a more powerful GPU, 1080p video encode/decode, and support for 24-bit WXGA 1280 x 800 resolution displays.
We don't know which hardware partner got the new chipsets first, but HTC has been the biggest supporter of Qualcomm as of late (while Motorola backs Texas Instruments).
One possible target of the dual-CPU Snapdragon could be the rumored T-Mobile Project Emerald. Talk of the supposed superphone from HTC began last month and AndroidGuys recently posted some new speculation. The device, now codenamed the HTC Vision, is said to feature a 4.3 inch display, dual-CPU processor, and the next major Android firmware (Gingerbread). Additional info says the phone will be available this holiday season and the display will feature "screen technology we have never seen before".
I wouldn't get too excited just yet, but we fully expect Qualcomm will soon deliver an answer to the new 45 nm processors coming from Samsung and Texas Instruments. The latest dual-CPU Snapdragons appear to fit that bill and the addition of HSPA+ support fits nicely with T-Mobile's promise of their first HSPA+ handset coming later this year.
If you could build your dream Android handset with a dual-CPU and HSPA+ support, what other features would you make sure to tack on?
A mockup of what the HTC Vision could look like.
The MSM8260 and MSM8660 solutions for mobile handsets deliver a new level of mobile multimedia performance, including:
- Scorpion 1.2 GHz processor and 600 MHz DSP for high levels of web application and multimedia performance
- Support for innovative 3D/2D user interfaces and console-quality gaming via dedicated, high-performance graphics engines
- 16 megapixel camera
- Full 1080p HD video playback and recording
- Support for DTS/Dolby 5.1 surround sound
- Integrated Assisted-GPS, including support for Glonass satellite services
- Support for stunning 24-bit WXGA (1280 x 800) displays
- 45nm process technology for ultra-low power consumption


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Miniature Santa Claus Child Toy ceramic Tea Set 10pcs. C337, comes with (1) Creamer, (1) Sugar Bowl, (2) Teacups with (2)tray, (1) Tea pot and (1) tray. This Miniature Tea Service makes a great gift! This product is not large enough for actual use, for decorative purposes. Hand wash only. Tea set Dimensions: W7 1/4" x L6" x H4 1/2". This ceramic tea set features cute Santa design.
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PrintMagnet Inkjet Printable Magnetic Sheets
Create full-color, personalized magnets with your inkjet printer. From PC to magnet in no time!
White on one side and magnetic on the other, Flexible PrintMagnet Sheets can be used with most inkjet printers to create colorful signs and graphics that will adhere to magnetically receptive surfaces. The sheets are ideal for school, home, office, and craft use.
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[Lil B]
Like J. Stalin
I'm off that tussin
I'm riding to the bitches, the bitches love me
It's Bitch Mob, MAC 11
Soldiers, tiny pants and bitches
Always duck and rollers
My life is okay, fuck hoes all day, taking trips to Norway
I can't complain
This shit is like a dream, but I'm never waking up
I guess I'm always asleep…where's my bed?
Thinking deeper thoughts, where's my head?
30 minutes before the show, where the fuck's my bread?
I feel like I'm God, I'm in the world alone
Someone help me please
And I hate my phone, just wanna be by myself
Don't care if no one call, I'm in the world alone
I think about my dogs, who ain't really real
From winter, spring to fall, fuck, who ballin'?
Only the real survive when the legends die
Put my faith in earth, I give my soul to God
I look up to the sky, I'm a lone warrior
Bashido Blade, ???, a fallen soldier
People look over my knowledge
They think the car life is similar to college
But nobody believes me
I think world's cheating
I think the devil's cheesing for the pain this season
How you gon' survive, when the devil's throwing knives
Please bless my soul, the people getting cold
Who could trust a world full of lust
Blood, sweat, and honor
This is my life, this is your life
I relate to the farmer, cause I'm close to the soil
Everything I go, aha
And everyone's that's loyal, please watch me
All the street soldiers, live positive
Cause one day the fight be over
I said one day the fight be over
Evil Red Flame, the soldier
This song samples I Guess I'm Floating by the electronic music band M83 on their album "Before the Dawn Heals Us"


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While our readers are already talking about this movie in the comments section of our Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 review, this is the place where you can discuss Breaking Dawn spoilers without concerns about ruining the movie for people who haven't seen it yet.
If you're posting comments here, assume that anyone in the conversation has seen the movie – if you haven't seen the movie, we would recommend you don't read the comments here until you have.
For an in-depth discussion of the film by the Screen Rant editors check out our Breaking Dawn - Part 2 episode of the SR Underground podcast.
We've set up a poll below where you can rate Breaking Dawn - Part 2 for yourself. Other than that, feel free to discuss the film and all its surprises!
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 is Rated PG-13 for sequences of violence including disturbing images, some sensuality and partial nudity. Now playing in theaters.


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Understanding Check, Checkmate, and Stalemate in Chess
In chess, check is an attack on an enemy king; this attack can't be ignored. If the check can't be neutralized, it is checkmate and the game is over. Stalemate occurs when one player has no legal moves, but his king isn't in check. Here are a few additional details on check, checkmate, and stalemate in chess:
Check: An attack on a king by either an opposing piece or an opposing pawn is called check. When in check, a player must do one of the following:
Move the king so that it's no longer under attack.
Block the attack by interposing a piece between the king and the attacker.
Capture the attacking piece.
Checkmate: When a king is in check and can't perform any of the preceding moves, it has been checkmated. If your king is checkmated, you lose the game. The term checkmate is commonly shortened to simply mate.
Stalemate: Stalemate is the relatively rare situation when a player whose king isn't in check has no legal move to make. Stalemate is considered a draw. Neither player wins, but the game is over.


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Reviewed By George S (VALLEJO, CA) Reviewed for a 2005 Pontiac GTO —3/13/2015 4:47 PM
I installed the lines on my 05 gto. The installation was easy, everything fit perfect and did not require any modifications. The pedal feel is much better now, and the rear brakes engage at the same time as the front ones do. Car used to lock the front ones first before. Its a very good upgrade for the money