text: MUSIC Justin Bieber's California Home Gets 'Swatted' by 911 Pranksters 6:47 AM PDT 10/11/2012 by Erin Carlson FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME A SWAT team responds to a false alarm at the pop star's Calabasas property. A SWAT team descended upon Justin Bieber's home in Calabasas, Calif., on Wednesday, responding to a 911 call that turned out to be a hoax. Citing officials, the L.A. Times reports that the emergency call was transmitted around 1:40 a.m. through a TTY device generally used by the deaf and hearing-impaired to type text over the phone. The message, purportedly dispatched from inside Casa Bieber, reported there was someone with a weapon. When armed police deputies arrived on the scene, people at the property said they never contacted 911. Turns out Bieber, who wasn't home at the time, had been the latest target of a new pranking trend called "swatting," which has also singled out other celebs like Ashton Kutcher and Miley Cyrus. VIDEO: Justin Bieber Vomits Onstage in Arizona Last week, pranksters "swatted" Kutcher's home in L.A., using a TTY to report that a woman was hiding in a closet because there was a man with a gun on the premises. Police also responded to a faux emergency call reporting a shooting and subsequent hostage crisis at Cyrus' house in Studio City abode in August. As for Bieber, it's been a bizarre few days for the 18-year-old pop prince. Earlier this week, he and his tour manager were the victims of theft when their "stuff" was stolen, Bieber tweeted Wednesday, writing: "i had a lot of personal footage on that computer and camera and that is what bothers me the most. #lame #norespect." That cryptic post led some inquiring minds to wonder whether Bieber was hinting that a sex tape was among the lost "personal footage." Adding to the tawdry talk, an alleged nude photo of the singer surfaced on the web, and was later debunked by internet investigators as a fake, Gawker reports. Twitter: @ErinLCarlson Email: email@example.com FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Erin Carlson email@example.com @thr


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Bulacan to host CLRAA 2011
By: PPAO
Thursday, 17 February 2011
CITY OF MALOLOS – Bulacan will once again host the 2011 Central Luzon Regional Athletic Association (CLRAA), a six-day sports event come this February 20-25.
Being at the helm of the activity, the Provincial Government of Bulacan is now busy preparing to ensure an orderly, safe arrival and stay of more than 8,000 student athletes in the province. The preparation includes assigning of focal persons to assigned holding area of delegates, maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of the venues, strict implementation of security measures in every point of entry and exit and dissemination of IEC materials to inform the public about the upcoming event.
Eighteen delegations will arrive on February 19 and will temporarily stay in billeting schools in the province to prepare to compete in the different sports event like football, gymnastics, taekwondo, softball, arnis, boxing, basketball and table tennis.
On February 20, 2 pm, the competition will formally open thru a parade that will start from the mini-forest inside the capitol compound and will end at Bulacan Sports Complex where a short program will be held.
The game proper will start the next day, February 21, at the eight assigned playing venues which include Malolos Central School, Calumpit Central School, Capitol Gymnasium, Gen. Isidoro Torres Memorial Elementary School, Bulacan Sports Complex, Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School covered gym, Sta. Isabel Elementary School and Bulacan State University Activity Center.
At 6 pm, the same day, a Governor's Night or Cultural Night will be held at Bulacan Capitol Gymnasium where Gov. Wilhelmino M. Sy-Alvarado will be the guest of honor. Other highlights of the celebration are the presentation of each delegation raffle and awarding of plaque to invited guests.
CLRAA competition will end on February 25 thru an awarding ceremony of the winners.
The said competition aims to hone the talent and discipline of participants in different fields of sports as well as the camaraderie among their fellow athletes from the schools in Central Luzon. ###
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The rhetoric is so blistering in "American Savage," sex columnist Dan Savage's latest collection of essays, that sensitive readers may feel their fingertips burning.
But underneath Savage's trademark blunt talk is a dedicated family man who writes movingly of the loss of his mother and of life with his husband and their adopted son.
It's those apparent dichotomies that make "American Savage" sing, when the author zigs instead of zaps, when his most powerful arguments are backed up not just by his hammer-like use of facts and figures (though they're there, and his logic feels sound and sure), but by the reality of his life.
Longtime readers of his syndicated advice column "Savage Love" will recognize many of Savage's favorite subjects and contretemps, such as when he writes of being labeled "bi-phobic" by bisexual readers, of his dinner and debate with National Organization for Marriage president Brian Brown, of his belief that sometimes cheating is the only way to save a marriage and much more.
His essay on his mother's death is, perhaps, the most powerful piece of writing in the collection, heartfelt but never maudlin, and another essay, detailing how the traditions of his Catholic upbringing comforted him after her death, despite his inability to believe in the religion anymore.
Throughout, Savage's trenchant humor and no-BS attitude could attract readers who, on first blush, may disagree with the author's point of view, especially if they're open to opposing arguments.
Like-minded readers, though, should find the book a hilarious romp, laced with the sort of rejoinders they wish they could wield so artfully.


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September. The month of new beginnings and the good intentions. September is when you already miss your tun but you can't wait to wear that pull you put away in June and start to breath the fresh morning breeze. It's when the city is still empty, when you desire to see your collegues or schoolmates again. This time it seems that September wants to come on tiptoe, with its sunny days and that still so warm breeze. I really do love this month because it allows me to make the right thoughts and to draw conclusions, more than the last day of the year.
I call it "slow month" because everything re-start gradually with the post-holiday energy.
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Covenant House homeless children work with shelter dogs in Teacher's Pet program
DETROIT (WJBK) - Some young people in Detroit share a common bond with some very special animals they can relate to. The dogs could not be more excited and the young people learning to train them are pretty enthusiastic, too.
The program is called Teacher's Pet, where the kids of Covenant House Michigan leave their shelter to visit another one - the homeless dogs staying at Detroit Animal Care and Control.
"I just grew a big connection because I was feeling what they were feeling because I'm like, you guys are in a shelter and I'm in a shelter as well," said Robyn Wesley.
"We know you have to be patient with dogs," said Christopher Taylor. "Because they are no different than us. Like imagine if you just came to a new environment and you're just terrified."
The kids of Covenant House have been through a lot. Once homeless they're now getting a second chance at life - a lot like the dogs they're caring for and learning to train.
"Most of the people we're working with at Covenant House, they're young people looking for a leg up, looking for a job, trying to get some skills and working with dogs who are trying to get a leg up, trying to learn some stuff," said Laura Witkowski.
Witkowski is the facilitator for Teacher's Pet. She's seen firsthand how the connection between the dogs and the young people has impacted all of them.
"Dogs naturally look for companionship, look for guidance, look for love and that's exactly what our young people need," said Gerry Piro, executive director Covenant House.
Piro is the executive director of Covenant House. He brought the Teacher's Pet program to Detroit about a year and a half ago.
"A dog is non-judgmental. They don't care where you came from, what you look like. All they want to know is if you care about them," he said. "Basically it allows them to work with someone that they love that will love them back."
It's the kind of interaction these kids, who've been through trauma and abandonment ,really need.
"Animals have a heart just as well as people have a heart. I feel like everybody have a heart, no matter what position or spot you're in, somebody is always going to have a heart for somebody," said Wesley.
Not only have the dogs brought Robyn joy, she and others have gotten a job out of this program as well. It's proof that the training through Teacher's Pet pays off - both for the pups and the young people.
"I started as a volunteer first. You always have to start as a volunteer here and then they just gave me the job yesterday," Taylor said.


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Book: Ox-tales Fire
I'm slightly disappointed with the library right now. I just found out that they don't have the last book in this collection by Oxfarm. I can only hope that they add the book to their collection, or if there is some kind soul who has the book and could lend it to me. I have … Continue reading
Book: Ox-tales Air
Having read the first book of this series recently, I was quite interested to read the rest. So here is Air, the second collection of short-stories compiled by Ox-farm. The short story I was looking forward to was by Alexander McCall Smith. I'd heard of his books, but have never read anything by him before, … Continue reading
Book: Ox-tales Earth
Original stories written by remarkable writers is a project by Oxfarm to raise money and awareness. There are four books in the series, which highlight the key areas of Oxfam's work. This particular collection of short stories begins with a poem by Vikram Seth entitled Earth, which is part of a sequence of poems called … Continue reading


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Fashionistas, This Is Where You Belong! Head To The Newly Opened Fashion Tv Cafe
Fashionistas, we've got just the place for you! There's an all new FashionTv Cafe that just got launched and we can't wait to go check it out!
A cafe concept in the day with a wide variety of food, mocktails and sheesha followed by an evening of alcohol, food, sheesha and dancing, this place sounds like the place of the hour!
They've got a full fledged super fancy bar on the lower floor along with casual seating, plus a wonderful terrace too to enjoy the good weather.
Located in Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, where there is a dearth of such places, FashionTv Cafe is sure to be the talk of the town!
Where | T-319 3rd Floor, Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post3874196225010047635..comments2019-11-14T04:08:55.187-05:00Comments on Eat Real : Rutabaga with Caramelized Onions and ApplesSandy Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-1862313864537703712015-10-20T14:29:08.333-04:002015-10-20T14:29:08.333-04:00Thanks, Debra! Glad you enjoyed it. :)Thanks, Debra! Glad you enjoyed it. :)Sandy Smithhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-14066430670771771082015-10-18T16:13:23.727-04:002015-10-18T16:13:23.727-04:00Absolutely Delicious!!!Absolutely Delicious!!!Debra Schwerdthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-36130941457881033472015-06-17T00:14:39.064-04:002015-06-17T00:14:39.064-04:00I guess I'm used to cutting squashes since I d...I guess I'm used to cutting squashes since I didn't find the rutabaga hard to cut. Never eating a rutabaga before, I looked for a recipe that seemed tasty. Your caught my attention with the short list of ingredients and the relatively simple preparation. I figured anything with caramelized onions can't be bad. I cooked and ate it this evening. Another vegetable to add to my repertoire. I didn't use the brown sugar but dish was still excellent. I used Sonya apples since they are a little sweeter to compensate for not adding sugar.
Thanks for the great recipe.Sharon Khttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-62255218890975991792013-03-10T15:42:09.486-04:002013-03-10T15:42:09.486-04:00I just made this and all I can say is, YUMMY. This...I just made this and all I can say is, YUMMY. This is definitely a keeper! :DMomma Bhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-5015678374163167462012-10-06T22:30:45.366-04:002012-10-06T22:30:45.366-04:00Anonymous: You are absolutely right ~ this is a mu...Anonymous: You are absolutely right ~ this is a much better (easier, safer!) way to cut a rutabaga. Thanks for the suggestion! :D
~ SandySandy Smithhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-84301635103992900442012-10-06T22:18:05.626-04:002012-10-06T22:18:05.626-04:00Easier cutting method: I wouldn't even try to ...Easier cutting method: I wouldn't even try to go for the half cut! I stick to one side, slice of a chunk, turn the larger portion on its freshly cut flat side, and repeat the cutting process in large chunks. You'll end up with maybe 8 pieces, then pare off the skin and wax, and dice each section from there - honestly, so easy, and no mallet necessary! :)
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-74730454739154901612011-02-20T12:57:00.188-05:002011-02-20T12:57:00.188-05:00This sound awesome. I've only today cooked my...This sound awesome. I've only today cooked my first rutabaga and will have it along with my roast. I was told by the producer at my local market to put it in the microwave for about 10 minutes before trying to cut it. I did this, but peeled it first of course. It was an easy cut, but I imagine starting from a raw vegetable for this recipe would render a more natural taste.

I'm going to try this recipe soon. Thanks for sharing and for giving such easy to follow steps...with email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-61285364596691077932010-05-31T13:31:44.851-04:002010-05-31T13:31:44.851-04:00delicious...delicious...email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-66188478056545974302009-01-24T17:53:00.000-05:002009-01-24T17:53:00.000-05:00This is such an interesting looking recipe! I'm n...This is such an interesting looking recipe! I'm not a huge rutabaga fan, but it intrigues me as of late. I think that I'll have to give this a try and see how the apple, rutabaga, and onion play off of each other.cathyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-58189250108333880862009-01-06T21:21:00.000-05:002009-01-06T21:21:00.000-05:00I had the same thought when I was cutting my rutab...I had the same thought when I was cutting my rutabaga today. I'll have to locate our rubber mallet next time!Shari@Whisk: a food bloghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-66545888089476354262009-01-01T14:23:00.000-05:002009-01-01T14:23:00.000-05:00This looks like the perfect companion to a nice po...This looks like the perfect companion to a nice pork loin. Yum! I have never tried rutabagas, which sounds increasingly fun. Thanks for letting this rootbag get some press!

Best, Emily over at www.justeatfood.comjusteatfoodhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-47175789068431526722008-12-23T10:09:00.000-05:002008-12-23T10:09:00.000-05:00I wish I had this information the last time I made...I wish I had this information the last time I made rutabagas! They are really tough to open but now I know! I love the messages you put on the rutabaga, very cute! Have a Merry Christmas!Robin Suehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-91645494325511557702008-12-22T16:59:00.000-05:002008-12-22T16:59:00.000-05:00I wish you had posted this about a month ago. I b...I wish you had posted this about a month ago. I bought a rutabega the size of a bowling ball and have been struggling to finish it (try attacking that with a butcher knife. Not an easy task. It took me 10 minutes just to get it in half! Photos of the process will be on my blog soon!)

This looks like a fantastic recipe and I'm definitely going to try it the next time I but one of these big yummy roots. If you have other recipes, I'd love to hear about email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3380349411375592244.post-28458724835332528152008-12-21T23:51:00.000-05:002008-12-21T23:51:00.000-05:00This sounds really good! I've never had rutabega b...This sounds really good! I've never had rutabega but alongsie apples and caramelized onions I can't imagine not liking this!Marishttps://email@example.com


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recent finds
You know the saying good things come when you least expect them? Well that's happened to us twice within the last few weeks. In terms of furniture, of course.
The hubby found this Nelson lamp on craigslist. We have been waiting to find the perfect lighting fixture for our living room and here it is now! I'll post another pic here once we get it installed.
The other unexpected thing that came our way were these Herman Miller shell chairs. We were just loafing around the Mission last weekend. Our friend Ruk wanted to go into the Community Thrift store and so we did. We saw these chairs and decided within a minute that we should get it. It was such a good price! All it needs is a little cleaning. The husband is talking about getting a new base though, so we'll see how that pans out. Again, if we make any changes to this, I will post the finished product here.


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Hallo, Seeker after the Truth. Witches are much misunderstood so I'd like to say a few words about what we're all doing. Magic. This is what happens when the everyday world and the world of the nature spirits, ancestors and faeries becomes one. When a contact is made between the realm where tree spirits talk and the realm where trees are leaves and wood, as physical entities. We are that contact. When these two realms merge, within the witch's soul, the spell can be cast. Not only that, but a healing change takes place, for the world at large.
It is the loss of the dimension of nature spirits and numinous Presence - the sacred aspect of the natural world - that has made human existence a wasteland for many. And has made of many parts of the Earth a wasteland, literally. (One that reflects the desecration many humans feel inside.) But the task of all witches is to keep the sacred space 'between the worlds', where spirit and body are known as one, and spirit is perceived in all things - rocks, stones and trees, lakes, rivers and seas and all creatures. And we do that every time we work magic.
In time, a true sense of the sacred will flow out everywhere and restore the world to a new harmony.
Meanwhile, the spiritual barrenness of these times, where magic is denied or seen as evil, is dangerous. All manner of abuse can happen, when nature is not acknowledged to be mystical, sacred. Creatures and plants then get pushed to extinction. And humans are desperate or apathetic. Addicted to much that can be self - destructive.
When a witch reaches that place inside her or himself where the tree spirits can be heard and the familiars come to give assistance, then that place exists indeed on the. Earth.
As within, so without. The work is healing. The magic of entering a more faery—like dimension (the Earth's soul) heals the rift for us all.
Methods by which this state can be reached are many. But the most simple way is by prayers to the Deities. When we pray to the Lady of Moons Earth and Water, for instance, or to the witches' Horned God, such prayers will be- answered.
'Great Lady and Lord, grant that we all become aware of the sacred Mysteries of life. And of spirit presences in all wild places and of the magic in day and night. Open all our inner senses so that we know. And grant us wisdom so that our world be made right, in a new harmony and freedom. So May It Be.'
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however I fear that it would not work very well in virtualized environments
As itself is a virtualizing hosts, you end up in an Inception style matrioshka
what are you trying to achieve, exactly?
I would like to achieve a continuous integration workflow and not have to install TravisCI on a different machine than the one I work with, for economic purposes.
your IDE should be able to run unit tests "on file change" if they're fast enough
It should work with private repositories
Others say circleCI is worth a look. But external services often cost a bit for non open-source projects. For me personally, travis is too expensive 😞
@digitall_it https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21053657/how-to-run-travis-ci-locally well, could be worth a try
I've just joined a project, and I'm new to travis-ci. I'd rather not have to push every little change to .travis.yml and every little change I make to the source in order to run the build. With j...Hide attachment content
ok but TravisCI because you want to run your tests?
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Title: Hero
Author: Perry Moore
Published: 2007
First sentence: "I never thought I'd have a story worth telling, at least not one about me."
Summary (from Amazon)
"THE LAST THING IN THE WORLD Thom Creed wants is to add to his dad, Hal's, pain, so he keeps secrets. Like that he has special powers. And that he's been asked to join the League — the very organization of superheroes that spurned his father. The most painful secret of all is one Thom can barely face himself: he's gay. But becoming a member of the League opens up a new world to Thom. There, he connects with a misfit group of aspiring heroes, including Scarlett, who can control fire but not her anger; Typhoid Larry, who can make anyone sick with his touch; and Ruth, a wise old broad who can see the future. Like Thom, these heroes have things to hide, but they will have to learn to trust one another when they uncover a deadly conspiracy within the League. To survive, Thom will face challenges he never imagined. To find happiness, he'll have to come to terms with his father's past and discover the kind of hero he really wants to be."
Rating: 3.5 super powers
I'm not much for superheros or basketball. I'll be honest that the only reason I picked up this book is because the protagonist is gay. And I like books about gay kids… obviously. There are a lot of things in this book that I like. A lot. And some things that made me want to tear my hair out. Which I'm going to explain totally unfiltered, because you came here to read what a feminist queer girl thinks so that's what you're gonna get.
More than anything else, I liked how realistic the teenage gay boy part of Thom's experience is. Thom knows he's gay when we meet him, which is a huge relief to me. Coming out stories are important, but it's also nice to meet a character who just goes "yup, I'm gay, moving on" and doesn't make a giant angsty thing out of it. Thom is cool with who he is. Instead, the conflict comes from how others react to him. His father, his teammates, his friends.
Realistically, they all have different reactions to his being gay. His coach finds an excuse to take him off the basketball team. The boy Thom flirts with goes out of his way to demonstrate that he's straight- which we know he's not because he's been flirty back for weeks- and yes there is the romantic thread of the book. His superhero teammates are neither shocked nor appalled, his superhero team leader doesn't seem to give any of the fucks. His father could have reacted better, but then he certainly could have reacted worse. Thom being gay is important to the story because it's a huge part of who he is, but it doesn't define Thom and it doesn't define the story.
I also enjoy Moore's strategy to just drop you into the world without explaining or defining anything. As we move through Thom's days we learn that superpowers are real and superheros are celebrities. That Thom's crush is the suave, good-looking hero, Uberman. That the seizures Thom has had since childhood are connected to a superpower he didn't know he had (and it's an interesting and awesome super power). The fact that Thom's father is an ex-superhero isn't extraordinary in and of itself, instead it is the tragic circumstances surrounding his retirement that are important and slowly revealed.
Thom's relationship with his parents is at the heart of the story. It is complicated and messy, which makes it interesting and real. Thom must come to accept, as we all must, that his parents are human and fallible. That they had lives before him. That they make mistakes. That "some things you lose, you lose forever." I can't really talk much about Thom and his mother without giving away spoilers, but I loved the fact that the only relationship more messy than Thom and his father, was Thom and his mother. She tries to do the right thing, but that doesn't make up for the past.
Moore also gives us pretty decent secondary characters. Ruth who sees the future and runs away from her past. Scarlett whose fiery temper is more than just metaphorical. Larry who literally makes people sick. They all have problems, complications in their lives caused by their powers. Everyone has shit to deal with and having powers doesn't change that. Death is a very real threat, and even our heroes can't avoid it. I won't give it away, but make sure to have some tissues handy.
Through the superhero training and discovery of superpowers, Moore cedes in awkward romantic attempts, and the mundane struggle to get from one job to another without a car. The characters swear. They have sex. They fight. They make up. Everyone has their own agenda, just like life. It's all heightened by the giant threat that must be stopped, and make no mistake the climax had me turning pages as fast as I could read, but its more about the people then the action, which I prefer.
That said, I had to dock it half a super power for a few specific things. Once too often Thom makes a comment like, "God, I was acting like such a girl," and… like… dude really? Being or acting like a girl is not an insult– until just now when you made it one and that pisses me off. There is still way too much of this crap present in the world, so let's keep it out of all books, and especially books that are supposed to celebrate diversity and inclusiveness, kay?
I give a point for Ruth's ex-boyfriend being black, but take it away again for not having any main/secondary characters of color. We can have superheroes being normal, but not multi-cultural cities? Also- of course – the leaders of the League are men and their secretary is a woman. Because while it's totally fine to accept the premise that some people fly and have laser vision and can turn invisible the idea that women could run a hero organization is just preposterous! This is where some people will roll their eyes at me and say that the leaders just happen to be male. Well… no. Captain Victory could have been totally genderswapped, but then Thom's dad would have idolized a woman superhero and we just can't have that. Just like when Thom's parents got married it was not even an option to not have children because everyone on earth wants kids and, of course, his mother had to stay home. I know this is a common situation. I know. I get it. Lots of people want to have kids. It's just that this sequence of events is always presented as if it's inevitable and not one of many many option in life. And it pisses me off.
Scarlett, while not a terribly painted character, is still pretty one-dimensional. I was just talking to a friend who read this book a year or so ago and he couldn't even remember that Scarlett had existed because she's just not that memorable. Her bitchiness was used in such a trite way, as a defense shield and there could have been much more to it than that. Giving her a good reason to be a bitch is not the same as making her a complex person with varied feelings. I realize she was a secondary character, but it was such a lost opportunity. And yes, not every book can be everything to everyone but I'm tired of that excuse. I'm tired of constantly saying – well we can't get into everyone's head, we can't unpack everyone's life story – as an excuse to short change the female characters.
I'm tired of going, well the author is a dude and so he can't really be expected to get inside the head of a girl and write her like a real person. Cut that shit out. Write women better. Write girls better. Just do it. So while being glad there was queerness and women who weren't completely helpless I wanted more from Moore, and I won't apologize for it.
So in summary – a totally worth it read. Fun and entertaining. But let's all get better at writing girls, hmmmmm? And stop subtly putting them down.


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A gag order remains in place on the coverage of parliament by the Tonga Broadcasting Commission, TBC.
The office of the prime minister says the order to stop political TV and radio reporting from parliament came from TBC's general manager, not the P.M's office as reported.
Our correspondent Mateni Tapueluelu says people don't understand why a gag has been put in place because what gets broadcast on the TBC is exactly what happens in parliament.
"The politicians here in Tonga are pointing to the Prime Minister that he gave that order because he had a meeting with the General Manager on the Friday before the order came out. It is not well received in Tonga, and it is a sign that the government will hide a lot of things from the people."
Mateni Tapueluelu says there is speculation that the gag may be due to the People's Representatives getting more media air time or it could be a move to have talks behind closed doors regarding how millions of dollars loaned from China will be spent.
He says journalists working for newspapers and within parliament are criticising the order.


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Archive for April 2012
Chinese Instant Messaging Services by Market Share [TABLE]
via emarketer.com According to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), IM ranked second to search in reach among internet users, at 79.4% in June 2011. Mobile IM was even more popular, with nearly 85% of mobile internet users chatting online during December 2011. There are several IM programs available in the country, but online…Read More
Effectiveness Of Attribution Methods [CHART]
via emarketer.com Moving away from a first- or last-click model, marketers must also look to incorporate metrics beyond standard click counts into their modeling mix to better reflect top-funnel touchpoints like display, where clicks on banner ads often account for less than 1% of all views, and viewthroughs are a more meaningful indicator. Read the…Read More
Revenue by First-Click vs Last-Click Attribution [CHART]
via emarketer.com First-click and last-click attribution models are easiest to measure, but their use can over- or under-credit an ad format's influence on conversion activity. For instance, February 2012 data from Adobe measuring revenue per visitor to US websites, broken down by attribution model, showed that search generated 38% more revenue when measured via first-click…Read More
Attribution Methods By Agencies & Marketers [TABLE]
via emarketer.com Some last-click models factor in both marketing and paid advertising influences, but under the paid search last-click model, only paid ad formats such as search and display are credited. Social media or organic search clicks do not receive credit, which makes it difficult for marketers to justify investment and spend on non-advertising marketing…Read More
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via marketingcharts.com worldpay-top-drivers-repeat-business-april2012.jpgIt seems that online merchants may not know their customers as well as they think, finds WorldPay [download page] in an April 2012 report. The survey asked more than 19,000 global online shoppers what it takes to bring them back to a site for a repeat purchase, and compared the responses to those…Read More
Global Consumers' Tech/Information Concerns [CHART]
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KUCHING • Malaysian palm oil producers are upset over a finding by National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers that links palm oil consumption with higher levels of "bad" cholesterol in the body.
Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Amar Douglas Uggah Embas is expected to raise the issue with the Republic's authorities, The Star reported on Wednesday.
"I plan to visit the relevant minister in Singapore. It is very sad that it (the research) comes from our neighbour," Datuk Uggah was quoted as saying during a dialogue on Tuesday with the Malaysian Estate Owners Association.
Association president Joseph Tek was cited by The Star as saying NUS should be taken to task for saying palm oil - of which Malaysia is a major world producer and exporter - is bad for health.
According to NUS' analysis of 30 past studies on palm oil consumption, eating palm oil leads to elevated levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, which in turn translate to a 6 per cent higher risk of coronary heart disease incidence and death.
The study was published last May in The Journal Of Nutrition by the American Society for Nutrition, and was reported by The Straits Times on Jan 12 .
According to The Star, Mr Tek said at the palm oil producers' meeting on Tuesday: "What is the truth? Is the above bad science? There are a number of studies with favourable conclusions about the health aspect of palm oil consumption but unfortunately these findings did not find traction in the public media and mindsets.
"How will MPOB (Malaysian Palm Oil Board), MPOC (Malaysian Palm Oil Council), the government and other stakeholders address such persistent misperception? Can the above research be refuted, with the ultimate aim of reversing and correcting the misperception it has caused?"
Mr Uggah noted that palm oil production has continued to be seen as a contributor to deforestation, reported the daily.
He said the "onslaught" against palm oil was based on "malicious allegations" about its cultivation practices, health and nutritional values and impact on the environment and biodiversity.
"These allegations, while not substantiated, must be consistently and professionally addressed. The cooperation of the industry players in addressing these issues is vital to support and augment efforts by the ministry, MPOB and MPOC," he added.
According to him, Malaysia accounted for 31.7 per cent of global palm oil production and 36.4 per cent of global exports last year, down from 36.7 per cent and 45.6 per cent respectively in 2010.
The decline was due partly to the emergence of new producers in Asia, including Indonesia, Thailand and Papua New Guinea, the minister said.


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Now I find myself very engaged in church development locally and nationally, still dealing with issues of justice and equity for women and minority ethnic people in church and outside. There's still a long road to travel... wellies on and marching forward....


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As Travis County Clerk, she's decidedly downballot of the state's top races. But DeBeauvoir is also uniquely affected by the decision, since the county clerk's office is responsible for issuing marriage licenses in Austin and Travis County. When the ruling was announced, DeBeauvoir offered a ringing endorsement: "Because of the stay order in the ruling, the County Clerk cannot issue marriage licenses to gay couples at this time. This is a joyous day, but we will have to wait a little longer to actually deliver the justice and equal rights gay couples so deserve." Rep. Castro And Former Bush Press Secretary Back Same-Sex Marriage Push Across The South By Ryan Poppe • Feb 25, 2014 A national same-sex marriage rights group has launched an effort across several states in the South to campaign for marriage equality. Southerns for Freedom to Marry, a branch of the New York-based group Freedom to Marry, has mounted a $1 million campaign across nine states including Texas. 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The measure adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of characteristics that cannot be discriminated against in the workplace passed by a vote of 64-32 — a slightly stronger showing than an earlier vote to move forward on the legislation, which passed 61-30. Pentagon Pushes States On Benefits For Same-Sex Couples By Larry Abramson • Nov 1, 2013 Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has directed the National Guard Bureau to resolve a dispute that is making it difficult for same-sex couples to receive military benefits. The Pentagon started to recognize same-sex marriages soon after the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act this summer. But some states are resisting. At UT, Awareness of Transgender Students is Still a Work In Progress By Roy Varney • Oct 10, 2013 Roy Varney for KUT News Over the last three years, nearly 100 colleges and universities across the nation have added non-discrimination policies that included protection for transgender students from harassment and bullying. 10 of those universities are in Texas. However, even with the increase in non-discrimination policies, there is still a lack of awareness and visibility for many transgender students. Shane Whalley is the Senior Program Coordinator at the Gender and Sexuality Center in the University of Texas at Austin. Whalley first came to UT as a graduate student, and has seen a lot of changes that include the 2008 non-discrimination policy and the installation of 43 gender-neutral bathrooms across campus. Additionally, Whalley says that there have been changes to the way transgender people are viewed. George H.W. Bush Is Witness At Same-Sex Wedding Of Friends By Mark Memmott, NPR • Sep 26, 2013 Former President George H.W. Bush's presence as a witness and guest at the marriage of two women in Maine last weekend is being treated by some as his quiet endorsement of same-sex marriage. Photos: Austin Pride Parade 2013 By Emily Mathis • Sep 9, 2013 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT News Update: Austin Pride festivities paraded through down Austin Saturday night. KUT was there to document it all; take a look at our slideshow below, powered by the KUT Flickr page. Original post (Sept. 6): Austin's annual Pride celebration, which kicked off Sept. 1, builds to a close this weekend. The theme of this year's events, held by the Austin Gay and Lesbian Pride Foundation? "Love Unites." San Antonio Passes LGBT Non-Discrimination Ordinance By Jody Serrano • Sep 5, 2013 Tyler Pratt/KUT News A citywide debate over whether lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender individuals should be included in San Antonio's non-discrimination policy came to a fiery end on Thursday. Before a crowd of hundreds at City Hall, the San Antonio City Council adopted an ordinance aimed at preventing discrimination against people because of sexual orientation and gender identity. Five Legal Documents Same-Sex Couples Need in Texas By Andres Araiza • Jul 16, 2013 Tyler Pratt, KUT News A recent story of a North Texas man that took social media by storm has unique legal issues for same-sex couples across Texas. Lon Watts says he was forced to move from his home of 12 years, and was banned from caring for his partner who suffered from Alzheimer's Disease, after a legal battle with his partner's family. Austin Study Highlights LGBT Housing Discrimination By Laura Rice • Jun 28, 2013 Laura Rice, KUT News The City of Austin and the Austin Tenant's Council are hosting a community forum Saturday focused on housing discrimination against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people. Growing Up Gay and In the Closet: One Austin Woman's Story By Kate McGee • Jun 20, 2013 flickr.com/mr-pi Austin resident Alyshia Foster grew up outside Dallas. When she was nine, she started taking medication to deal with depression. "There had been this festering ugliness and self-hatred and I felt it was killing everything beautiful about it and I didn't know what it was," Foster said. Southern Baptists Decry End of Boy Scouts' Ban on Gay Members By Hector Perez • Jun 12, 2013 flickr.com/thed34n The Southern Baptist Convention has approved a resolution opposing a new Boy Scouts of America policy that lifts a ban on gay membership. The decision was made earlier today, at the group's annual convention in Houston. The resolution itself does not demand that affiliated churches discontinue their sponsorship of troops. But the resolution voices its support for churches that choose to do so, while reiterating earlier declarations calling for the removal of the various leaders that instituted the new Boy Scouts policy this past May. LGBT Elders Face Extra Challenges By Kate McGee • May 31, 2013 flickr.com/mr-pi LGBT Pride Month begins June 1. While many situations are unique to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender experience, you many think aging is not. But there are increased risks for LGBT seniors. Gay Rights Groups Say Measure Lets Texas Colleges Discriminate Against LGBT Student Groups By Andrew Weber | KUT • May 16, 2013 flickr.com/alexander_shenkar Today, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board bypassed a potential legislative sunset, meaning state legislators will not shutter the group's doors under the Sunset Act. That bill, however, also contains a contentious little provision in the form of an amendment – a provision that some say would allow college groups to discriminate on the basis of sexual preference and religion. The amendment from Rep. Matt Krause, R- Fort Worth, would allow officially recognized, religious college organizations the right to ban those who "demonstrate opposition to the organization's stated beliefs and purposes," according to language in the amendment. AG Greg Abbott: City & ISD Domestic Partner Benefits Unconstitutional (Update) By KUT Staff • Apr 30, 2013 Update: More signs from the City of Austin that Attorney General Greg Abbott's opinion won't mean any changes for now: a memo from City Manager Marc Ott on the matter. It reads, in part: While we will continue to evaluate the Attorney General's opinion, it continues to be our belief that the City's domestic partner group benefits program is not prohibited by the Texas Marriage Amendment, and that the Texas Legislature did not intend the Amendment to have that effect when it was placed before the voters in 2005. The Attorney General's opinion does not require the City to take any specific action, and we do not intend to change domestic partner eligibility for our benefits program at this time. NBA's Jason Collins Is First Active Player To Come Out As Gay By Mark Memmott, NPR • Apr 29, 2013 "I didn't set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport," National Basketball Association center Jason Collins writes in a Sports Illustrated essay posted Monday, "but since I am, I'm happy to start the conversation." With that, the 34-year-old veteran of 12 NBA seasons and six pro teams becomes the first active player in the four major American team sports to come out. A&M "Religious Funding" Bill Vetoed By Marissa Barnett • Apr 5, 2013 http://www.flickr.com/photos/-marlith-/ A bill passed in the Texas A&M student senate died Friday after the university faced public criticism. Texas A&M student body president John Claybrook vetoed the "Religious Funding Exemption Bill," which would have allowed students to opt-out of funding the campus' Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Resource Center. Votes May Be There To Strike Down DOMA, But There's A Big 'If' By Mark Memmott, NPR • Mar 27, 2013 (We most recently updated the top of this post at 1:45 p.m. ET.) There seem to be four solid votes on the Supreme Court — and possibly a fifth — to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act that bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages, NPR's Nina Totenberg told us after Wednesday's oral arguments before the nine justices. But there's a big "if." As in: There's possibly a 5-vote majority to strike down the law if the court first decides it should even issue an opinion. Photos: Austin Rallies For and Against Gay Marriage Promote Same Goal - Family By Tyler Pratt & Filipa Rodrigues • Mar 27, 2013 Tyler Pratt for KUT News The U.S. Supreme Court continues its examination of same-sex marriage today, taking up arguments in one part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act. 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A solid performance in atrocious weather saw Droylsden safely into the next round of the FA Trophy at the expense of bogey rivals Ashton.
A piece of second half magic Aeon Lattie set up Darren Wright for a thumping finish that made up for a dubious first half goal from Jamie Miller.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Coming off of a successful weekend at the Louisville Fall Invitational, the Lipscomb tennis teams heads to Knoxville for the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championships.
The Bisons head into the Championships just three days after finishing in Louisville, a weekend that saw them place two players in the finals of their respective draws.
The short layoff continues head coach Mario Hernandez's theme of getting as many matches in as possible during the fall.
"It's a quick turnaround," Hernandez said. "We don't have a ton of time to prepare. But as I've said, competitive matches are the best preparation."
The tournament brings in the top teams in the region, similar to the Southern Intercollegiate Championships that the Bison began the fall schedule with.
"Its the best competition in our region," Hernandez said. "But that's what we're looking forward to. The guys have been excited all week."
Among those programs involved are Vanderbilt, Memphis, Kentucky, Louisville and host Tennessee.
The weekend consist of a 126-player singles draw and a 62-team doubles draw.
Lipscomb freshman Victor Chaw is the 27th seed in the singles draw and will face Austin Peay's James Mitchell in the opening round. Another notable first round match features Lipscomb senior Rob Mitchell who drew sixth-seeded Cameron Klinger of Vanderbilt.
The Bisons placed three teams into the doubles draw. Chaw joins Philippe Courteau where they face Paul LaHue and Austin Boaz out of Chattanooga in the first round with a possible second round match against the second seeded team of Raheel Manji and Antonio Cembellin from Indiana.
Despite playing some of the best players in the region, Hernandez wants his guys to take the same approach to these matches as they have had all season.
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As the final tournament of the fall, the ITAs can serve as a gauge to see how far your team has come over the fall season. Hernandez is confident in the progress his team has made and expects them to do more than just compete over the weekend.
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