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So I show up to my local spot.
Winds blowing.
Like most people I'm wondering what everyone is out on. And as I'm assessing the situation.
most are asking "what are you out on?"
I find myself always asking right after "mind if I ask what you weigh in at? "
Most guys are out on 7s, 8s, and 9s. I'm thinking 12.
I generally find that for approximately every 25lbs or 10kg I weigh more than the guy I asked I add 1 kite size bigger to my selection.
I usually get the "are you crazy" look from the skinny guys when they are on their 7m and I'm pumping up my 12m. But when I am on the water I'm only comfortably powered up.
Any one else find this to be a good rule of thumb?

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I hope this is the right forum to post. If not, I'd appreciate a reference to the correct one.
I have a site i'm working on, where the navigation bar lets you search for data, for example by name, or by various parameters. Then there's a result page (generated via a php/mysql query), and then you click on one of the results and see it. Now, after seeing the results, most people will click their browser "back" button. However, at least in Chrome, when clicking the back button it asks you to re-confirm the form submission. Obviously that's a hassle and most people won't understand what's going on.
Is there a way to tell the "results" page to not require the information to be submitted again?
It's via POST, and I would not like to change it to GET, unless there is no other option.
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Robocopy is a command that is available in Vista and Win7 by default, and XP by installing the Server 2003 resource kit. It works a lot like XCOPY from back in the day, but has a bit more control. I use it for my backups to pull from one place, copy to another for centralized offloading, no funky compression, or file formats, like with most backup software.
What I like about Robocopy is that its smart. It will look to see if a file has changed/deleted in the source and make the change in the destination. You can also set it to ignore files.
For my backups I have the following
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ROBOCOPY \\192.168.2.160\cad c:\Backup\cad /s /MIR /xf *.bak /xd \\192.168.2.160\cad\trashbox /s /R:0 /W:0 /PURGE /LOG:cad.txt /TEE /NFL /NDL
This copy's everything from CAD folder on my NAS to my local machine for offloading to DVD for archiving. It ignores the .BAK files (files that AutoCAD generates with every file save) and the folder "trashbox", then purges everything that doesn't match the source folder. Then spits out a report in a text file that has info showing what it did and how long it took.
here is what the report looks like, the "extra files" are the one that are no longer in the source since the last time the back up was done. It took the Robocopy all of 18 seconds to sift through over 49,000 files in 1,000 folders. Now how long this takes will change depending on the file sizes of stuff to be copied/deleted, but its a little faster then recopying the whole 4.5GB.
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ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows
Started : Thu Feb 04 06:42:25 2010
Source : \\192.168.2.160\cad\
Dest : c:\Backup\cad\
Files : *.*
Exc Files : *.bak
Exc Dirs : \\192.168.2.160\cad\trashbox
Options : *.* /NDL /NFL /TEE /S /COPY:DAT /PURGE /MIR /R:0 /W:0
*EXTRA File 0 c:\Backup\cad\New Text Document.txt
Total Copied Skipped Mismatch FAILED Extras
Dirs : 1029 0 1029 0 0 0
Files : 49590 0 49590 0 0 1
Bytes : 4.469 g 0 4.469 g 0 0 0
Times : 0:00:18 0:00:00 0:00:00 0:00:18
Ended : Thu Feb 04 06:42:43 2010
I find this is very handy for collections of large amounts of little files like images, music, documents, and so on. Make a batch file and set up a timer in the scheduler pointed to the batch file and it will do it at the time you set.
Here is list of all the switches for the command, now you can see the flexibility of the command.
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ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows
Started : Thu Feb 04 07:21:04 2010
Usage :: ROBOCOPY source destination [file [file]...] [options]
source :: Source Directory (drive:\path or \\server\share\path).
destination :: Destination Dir (drive:\path or \\server\share\path).
file :: File(s) to copy (names/wildcards: default is "*.*").
:: Copy options :
/S :: copy Subdirectories, but not empty ones.
/E :: copy subdirectories, including Empty ones.
/LEV:n :: only copy the top n LEVels of the source directory tree.
/Z :: copy files in restartable mode.
/B :: copy files in Backup mode.
/ZB :: use restartable mode; if access denied use Backup mode.
/EFSRAW :: copy all encrypted files in EFS RAW mode.
/COPY:copyflag[s] :: what to COPY for files (default is /COPY:DAT).
(copyflags : D=Data, A=Attributes, T=Timestamps).
(S=Security=NTFS ACLs, O=Owner info, U=aUditing info).
/DCOPY:T :: COPY Directory Timestamps.
/SEC :: copy files with SECurity (equivalent to /COPY:DATS).
/COPYALL :: COPY ALL file info (equivalent to /COPY:DATSOU).
/NOCOPY :: COPY NO file info (useful with /PURGE).
/SECFIX :: FIX file SECurity on all files, even skipped files.
/TIMFIX :: FIX file TIMes on all files, even skipped files.
/PURGE :: delete dest files/dirs that no longer exist in source.
/MIR :: MIRror a directory tree (equivalent to /E plus /PURGE).
/MOV :: MOVe files (delete from source after copying).
/MOVE :: MOVE files AND dirs (delete from source after copying).
/A+:[RASHCNET] :: add the given Attributes to copied files.
/A-:[RASHCNET] :: remove the given Attributes from copied files.
/CREATE :: CREATE directory tree and zero-length files only.
/FAT :: create destination files using 8.3 FAT file names only.
/256 :: turn off very long path (> 256 characters) support.
/MON:n :: MONitor source; run again when more than n changes seen.
/MOT:m :: MOnitor source; run again in m minutes Time, if changed.
/RH:hhmm-hhmm :: Run Hours - times when new copies may be started.
/PF :: check run hours on a Per File (not per pass) basis.
/IPG:n :: Inter-Packet Gap (ms), to free bandwidth on slow lines.
/SL :: copy symbolic links versus the target.
/MT[:n] :: Do multi-threaded copies with n threads (default 8).
n must be at least 1 and not greater than 128.
This option is incompatible with the /IPG and /EFSRAW options.
Redirect output using /LOG option for better performance.
:: File Selection Options :
/A :: copy only files with the Archive attribute set.
/M :: copy only files with the Archive attribute and reset it.
/IA:[RASHCNETO] :: Include only files with any of the given Attributes set.
/XA:[RASHCNETO] :: eXclude files with any of the given Attributes set.
/XF file [file]... :: eXclude Files matching given names/paths/wildcards.
/XD dirs [dirs]... :: eXclude Directories matching given names/paths.
/XC :: eXclude Changed files.
/XN :: eXclude Newer files.
/XO :: eXclude Older files.
/XX :: eXclude eXtra files and directories.
/XL :: eXclude Lonely files and directories.
/IS :: Include Same files.
/IT :: Include Tweaked files.
/MAX:n :: MAXimum file size - exclude files bigger than n bytes.
/MIN:n :: MINimum file size - exclude files smaller than n bytes.
/MAXAGE:n :: MAXimum file AGE - exclude files older than n days/date.
/MINAGE:n :: MINimum file AGE - exclude files newer than n days/date.
/MAXLAD:n :: MAXimum Last Access Date - exclude files unused since n.
/MINLAD:n :: MINimum Last Access Date - exclude files used since n.
(If n < 1900 then n = n days, else n = YYYYMMDD date).
/XJ :: eXclude Junction points. (normally included by default).
/FFT :: assume FAT File Times (2-second granularity).
/DST :: compensate for one-hour DST time differences.
/XJD :: eXclude Junction points for Directories.
/XJF :: eXclude Junction points for Files.
:: Retry Options :
/R:n :: number of Retries on failed copies: default 1 million.
/W:n :: Wait time between retries: default is 30 seconds.
/REG :: Save /R:n and /W:n in the Registry as default settings.
/TBD :: wait for sharenames To Be Defined (retry error 67).
:: Logging Options :
/L :: List only - don't copy, timestamp or delete any files.
/X :: report all eXtra files, not just those selected.
/V :: produce Verbose output, showing skipped files.
/TS :: include source file Time Stamps in the output.
/FP :: include Full Pathname of files in the output.
/BYTES :: Print sizes as bytes.
/NS :: No Size - don't log file sizes.
/NC :: No Class - don't log file classes.
/NFL :: No File List - don't log file names.
/NDL :: No Directory List - don't log directory names.
/NP :: No Progress - don't display percentage copied.
/ETA :: show Estimated Time of Arrival of copied files.
/LOG:file :: output status to LOG file (overwrite existing log).
/LOG+:file :: output status to LOG file (append to existing log).
/UNILOG:file :: output status to LOG file as UNICODE (overwrite existinglog).
/UNILOG+:file :: output status to LOG file as UNICODE (append to existinglog).
/TEE :: output to console window, as well as the log file.
/NJH :: No Job Header.
/NJS :: No Job Summary.
/UNICODE :: output status as UNICODE.
:: Job Options :
/JOB:jobname :: take parameters from the named JOB file.
/SAVE:jobname :: SAVE parameters to the named job file
/QUIT :: QUIT after processing command line (to view parameters).
/NOSD :: NO Source Directory is specified.
/NODD :: NO Destination Directory is specified.
/IF :: Include the following Files.


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State Board of Higher Education Voted to Oppose Measures 1 and 2
Posted on 10/16/2008
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October 16, 2008
Debra A. Anderson, Director of Public Affairs
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Phone: 701.328.2962
State Board of Higher Education Voted to Oppose Measures 1 and 2
BISMARCK, N.D. - Members of the State Board of Higher Education voted to oppose Constitutional Amendment Measures 1 and 2 during an Oct. 8, 2008, special board meeting.
"Both Measures 1 and 2 are fundamentally flawed," said Bill Goetz, chancellor of the North Dakota University System. "If approved, Measure 1 will lock away oil tax money that should be invested in North Dakota's future, and Measure 2 will provide minimal income tax relief when property tax relief is what the people need and want."
"Measure 1 will put oil tax revenues into a simple savings account with no investment strategy, potentially locking away billions of dollars with no purpose or plan for its use," said Richie Smith, SBHE president. "In contrast, every dollar the state invests in the North Dakota University System yields about three dollars in increased sales, revenue and employment. Investing in the University System is just one example of how North Dakotans can use oil tax revenues responsibly to meet the needs of many sectors of state government and the people they serve.
"Comparing the flawed strategy of Measure 1 to an investment in higher education raises the fundamental question of why North Dakotans would settle for a simple savings account investment when the University System can demonstrate a 300 percent return on investment for the state. Voting for Measure 1 is a lot like burying your money in the backyard, while not maintaining your house or the property it sits on," Smith said.
"Measure 2 will result in minimal reductions in taxes paid by most North Dakotans, and it will do so at a serious cost for elementary, secondary and higher education as well as public safety, healthcare and other vital services," said Jon Backes, SBHE vice president. "These costs are likely to be passed on to state taxpayers in the form of higher property taxes. While North Dakota's economy is prospering, we should be investing in our state, its institutions, infrastructure and people in a manner that will ultimately reduce our property tax burden.
"Now is the time to invest in the state infrastructure that will make North Dakota an even better place to live and work. If Measure 2 passes, the next generation of North Dakotans will justifiably ask what motivated our refusal to continue to invest in our state's economic and demographic growth," Backes said.
Smith said there is a high likelihood of significant tuition increases at the 11 NDUS colleges and universities if Measures 1 and 2 are approved by voters. Reallocation of funds from other programs and priorities also may occur. Potential negative impacts of Measures 1 and 2 include the following:
Tuition increases between 8 percent and 12.5 percent to maintain the current level of services and programs and to provide 4 percent annual salary increases
Elimination of some or all of 2009-11 faculty and staff salary increases when NDUS faculty salaries already rank 50th in the nation
Further delays in building and infrastructure maintenance when the NDUS has a deferred maintenance backlog in excess of $110 million
Significant reductions in needs-based or merit-based student grant programs
Elimination of some academic programs and services on all 11 campuses, resulting in faculty and staff reductions
Delays in improving campus security intended to further protect students, faculty and staff in the event of on-campus emergencies
Delays in upgrades to classroom equipment and technology, limiting student exposure to current learning tools
Delayed program start-ups in response to state business and industry needs, thereby negatively impacting the state's economic growth
More limited student opportunities for workstudy, internships and on-the-job training activities
Increased class sizes, thereby limiting individual student contact
Reductions in the number of classes offered, thereby extending time-to-degree completion
Lack of resources to enhance student academic and career guidance
Reductions in teaching opportunities and the provision of health services through the UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Reduced ability for the NDSU Extension Service to address the emerging needs of a strong agricultural economy
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Felix Rohatyn knew that he and a handful of relatives had been lucky to get out of Nazi-occupied France in the early-1940's, when he was 12 years old. But there were details about the harrowing escape that have only recently come to light.
Mr. Rohatyn, now 76, is the financier who helped save New York City from bankruptcy in the 1970's and later served as ambassador to France during the Clinton administration. His family was Jewish, and originally from Poland. In the fall of 1940 the dark night of the Holocaust was spreading across France with terrifying speed. Foreign-born Jews were in the most immediate peril. Scores of thousands would be turned over to the Germans, with most being sent to Auschwitz.
About a month ago, in his Park Avenue office, Mr. Rohatyn took a call from a stranger with information that would bring the saga of his family's escape into much sharper focus. The man said he had photocopies of the visas that were used to get the family out of France. He wondered if Mr. Rohatyn would be interested in seeing them.
"Of course I was interested," said Mr. Rohatyn. "So this fellow showed up, a very nice man, and he had a photostat of these papers, these documents, with my picture, my mother's picture, my stepfather's picture
"I had never known how we obtained the visas. They got us out of France about six months before the Germans started sending all the foreign Jews off to Auschwitz. I was never able to figure it out. And everyone -- my mother, my stepfather -- everyone who was involved in this process is dead."Continue reading the main story
The "very nice man" who seemed to have appeared out of the blue was Joao Crisostomo, a vice president of the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation. He was putting together a program to honor the heroic efforts of two diplomats -- Luiz Martins de Souza Dantas, the wartime Brazilian ambassador to France, and Aristides de Sousa Mendes, the Portuguese consul general in Bordeaux.
Jews attempting to flee France needed a visa from a government that was willing to accept Jewish refugees, or that had not been informed that the refugees were Jewish. Securing these visas was a dangerous and agonizingly difficult process. These two diplomats, against the wishes of their own governments, provided crucial assistance, including the desperately needed visas, to Jews and others who would have faced almost certain death by remaining in France.
The efforts of de Sousa Mendes, who was eventually ousted by his government and died in poverty, have been widely recognized. But de Souza Dantas, who helped at least 800 Jews escape the Nazis and came to be known as the "Schindler of Brazil," has not gotten a great deal of attention. He died in 1954.
It was de Souza Dantas who provided the visas that saved young Felix Rohatyn and his relatives. Their flight to freedom took them from Marseilles (where they received their papers) to Algeria, Casablanca, Lisbon, Brazil and ultimately the United States.
Mr. Rohatyn spoke softly but with great emotion of the already powerful memories that were brought into even higher relief as he stared at the photos of himself at age 12, his mother, his stepfather and his stepfather's mother. He recalled a mind-numbing incident when the family, with his mother driving, came upon a German checkpoint "and a line of cars where you couldn't turn around."
That they would be seized seemed inevitable. But just as they reached the checkpoint, the soldier inspecting each vehicle's occupants decided to take a cigarette break. He waved the family through.
"It was a miracle," Mr. Rohatyn said.
In a time of war, torture, terror and moral confusion -- the present -- it can be helpful to look back at an era, not so long ago, that was much worse. With their quiet acts of courage, men like de Souza Dantas and de Sousa Mendes showed us the resistance to evil that humans, often so faint-hearted in their daily lives, are capable of mounting.
The tribute to the two diplomats was held last week at the Museum of the Jewish Heritage -- A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, in lower Manhattan. Mr. Rohatyn embraced Mr. Crisostomo and thanked him.
"This is a very emotional moment for me," Mr. Rohatyn said. He noted that he was No. 447 on the list of people receiving visas, and that without de Souza Dantas's assistance he and his family would have been doomed.
"Too few of us have had the opportunity to be thankful," he said.
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Have you ever heard of Craniosacral Therapy?
- Written by Health Moves
Craniosacral Therapy popularity is growing because it's gentle, effective, and becoming more widely available. The word craniosacral refers to the skull (cranium) and tail bone (sacrum). Whereas the craniosacral system encompasses the entire connective tissue network of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and fluid contained within the connective tissue. The craniosacral system has a pulse of cerebral spinal fluid (CSF). The spinal fluid is actually created and reabsorbed every few seconds. This ebb and flow of fluid creates a tangible pulse that a trained craniosacral therapist can just as easily as the common pulse of a heartbeat.
Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a technique developed by Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.). These CST treatments have been practiced for several hundred years and in the last few decades the techniques have been shared with other health care professionals. CST is practiced professionally by naturopathic doctors, osteopathic doctors, medical doctors, acupuncturists, massage therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, chiropractors and other trained practitioners.
The goal of CST is to create balance and alignment of the body which is achieved by assisting the tissue to release areas of tightness or restriction. The philosophy of CST is opposite of many forms of bodywork which is to use force to overcome tension. Often the force, during CST, is introduced to the direction of ease, this works with the body instead of against it. CST is similar to chiropractic care when the bones are used as levers to move soft tissue and ligaments, however CST is much gentler than an audible chiropractic adjustment. In fact the manual pressure during CST is equal to approximately 5 grams or the weight of a nickel.
During CST the patient is typically fully clothed and lying down on a treatment table with treatments generally lasting 30-60 minutes. The practitioner will assess the craniosacral pulse and diagnose restrictions in the bones, soft tissue, muscles, organs and nervous system. Light pressure is applied to adjust the areas of restriction. Each adjustment may take several minutes. Patients typically find CST to be quite relaxing and often fall asleep during the treatment. You may notice that you feel very relaxed. It's even common to feel a bit "spacey," like your "brain finished a yoga class," or notice that joints are popping as they set back into place. Once a CST treatment is completed the body continues to integrate and rebalance the tissue for several days. A typical series may consist of 4-6 treatments that are a week or two apart. Patients often notice immediate improvements that occasionally continue for several days.
CST can be used to treat many common health problems: headaches, migraines, sinus problems, TMJ dysfunction, digestive disorders, acute pain, chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, to name a few. Patients often find that CST offers relief from frustrating health problems without drugs or unwanted side effects. Best of all, when practiced by a licensed health care professional it may be covered by medical insurance.
Naturopathic Physicians frequently practice CST because it aligns with many of our principles. CST is gentle and provides a framework for the first rule in medicine "Do No Harm," allowing us to "Treat The Whole Person." When Dr. John Bastyr was asked what his most important tool as a physician was, he offered "My hands."
There are several skilled Naturopathic Physicians practicing Craniosacral Therapy in Woodinville.
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Social Issues a Mixed Bag for Latino Voters, But Won't Drive Election, Poll Says
When it comes to social issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage, Latinos hold a mix of liberal and conservative views, according to an exclusive Fox News Latino poll.
Nearly half, or 47 percent, of almost 900 randomly selected likely Latino voters polled nationwide said they believe gays and lesbians should be allowed to legally get married. Twenty-five percent support allowing a legal union, but not marriage, and 21 percent said they oppose any legal recognition for same-sex couples.
How the Poll was Conducted:
The poll was conducted between the 11th and 13th of September among a random sample of 887 likely Latino voters across the country. The margin of sampling error is three percentage points.
On the issue of abortion, respondents expressed less liberal views. Forty-seven percent said they oppose abortion – 37 percent said they strongly oppose it, 10 percent said they "somewhat" oppose it. Forty-five percent say they are "somewhat" or "strongly" pro-choice (30 percent chose "strongly," 15 percent chose "somewhat").
Political experts say Latinos mirror the changes in attitude toward gay and lesbian issues that have occurred over the decades in the general population.
"Gay advocates have been very successful in showing gay marriage as something that strengthens the family rather than destroys the family," said Luis Desipio, a political science professor and expert on Latino issues at the University of California-Irvine. "They've showed gay marriage as reaffirming family values, which is something that Latinos are close to."
But where abortion is concerned, Latinos – who overwhelmingly are Catholic or, increasingly, evangelical – are influenced by their religion and faith leaders, Desipio said.
"The biblical scriptures are against abortion, stronger than gay marriage," he said. "The church has spoken with one voice on abortion."
But these social issues will not play a major role as far as whom Latinos select to be the 45th President of the United States, the poll indicates.
Indeed, social topics such gay marriage and abortion was ranked fourth among the issues that the respondents said would be most important in their decision on whom to select for president. Social issues was cited as most important by 8 percent of the respondents, coming behind education, which was picked by 11 percent of respondents, healthcare, selected by 14 percent, and at the top was the economy and jobs, cited by a far larger 48 percent.
What's more, when asked which presidential candidate would best encourage the values they believe in, 62 percent chose President Obama – slightly more than twice the percentage (30) who chose his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.
That indicates that a Republican push to appeal to Latino voters by casting themselves as the party that best reflects their values -- family and faith and traditional social views -- has not swayed them in any significant way.
"Though they may hold social conservative positions, the vote is driven by economic decisions," Desipio said. "That is the long-term benefit that Democratic candidates and the Democratic Party have had with the Latino community."
He said historically, Democrats have spoken more to the kind of economic issues that Latinos care about.
"Romney and [John] McCain could speak in broad terms about small business,"Desipio said. "But often in the same speech they talk about not wanting stimulus programs" that many Latinos support.
"Latinos benefit from government programs to build bridges, new schools," he said. "These programs put more people to work."
The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez , president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, describes it as horizontal vs. vertical values among Latino voters.
Most people tend to shape their voting decision based on the day-to-day factors of financial wellbeing, education, and healthcare – what he says are the more immediate "horizontal" matters.
And while Republicans and the Romney campaign have been hammering away at the ailing economy as a failure of the Obama presidency, a majority of them still plan to vote for Obama in November, according to the Fox News Latino poll.
Sixty percent of those surveyed said they would vote for the ticket of Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden, while only 30 percent would cast their ballot for Romney and running mate U.S. Sen. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, the poll found.
"The horizontal values are: 'Do you have the financial wherewithal to pay your mortgage? The poverty – the poverty rate in the Latino community is egregious," said Rivera, who gave the opening night benediction at the Republican National Convention in August. "The bursting housing bubble impacted our community more than other communities. We're suffering economic hardship more than the rest of America."
"So are we thinking economy when we're deciding for whom to vote? Yes," he said, adding that Latinos who are truly on the fence about both candidates may then look to the "vertical values" of social issues to make their decision.
In general, though, Latino faith leaders say that while Latino voters may hold certain views rooted in their religion, they generally do not want religion mixed with politics.
"Our definition of marriage, that it's between a man and a woman, is an extension of our faith," Rivera said. At the same time, he noted, "we are not homophobic. Many of us may not want [laws] redefining marriage, so we would want another term."
One major variable affecting Latino support for candidates in this election, those in both parties say, has been the tenor of discussions on immigration.
The hardline rhetoric on immigration, said Linda Vega, founder of Latinos Ready to Vote, a conservative group, has made many Latinos leery of Republicans.
"Latinos are human," said Vega, who is an immigration attorney in Texas. "We listen to the rhetoric, we want it addressed respectfully."
The poll was conducted between the 11th and 13th of September among a random sample of 887 likely Latino voters across the country. The margin of sampling error is three percentage points.


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Friday, January 31, 2014
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This year, Castle Gallery's Westchester Biennial will celebrate its ninth juried art exhibition.
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Choppers are motorcycles that have been modified from an original design or have been built totally from scratch. They commonly feature longer frames, front forks and longer steering bars in comparison to other styles of motorcycles. Choppers that appear in Grand Theft Auto games are as follows;
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Coat in pistachio-green
Added Dec 28, 2010
by carolabrauns
Winsen (Luhe) ...
This coat has a lot of tucks – I love tucks.
On the christmas market in Hamburg I found a stripe of reindeer fur – I used it as removable collar.
Material Notes
reindeer fur
- Season
- Winter
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Coat/Capes
- Style
- Business, Casual
- Material
- Leather/Fur, Knits/Jersey, Taffeta, Wool
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Aug 23, 2011, 01.44 PMby patriciavennes
So beautiful. Did you use a pintuck at the bottom?
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Sep 12, 2011, 07.05 PMby carolabrauns
No, I stitched 9 times around the bottom line.
Thank you
Jan 7, 2011, 10.45 AMby tatomta
adorable! i love the colour!!! i want one too ;-)
Jan 7, 2011, 04.36 AMby margif513
WOW! This coat is an amazing mix of classic lines with updated styling --and I love a coat that has all those touches of femininity. The tucks(LOVE!),the lovely color, fur collar, hem and elbow detail are all wonderful. Getting to wear such a beauty is a fringe benefit of making your own. Great job!
Jan 6, 2011, 07.04 PMby steffmc
Love the coat! Love the fur! Tucks rock!!
Jan 6, 2011, 07.03 PMby chicaroja
i love the sloping line of the hem and the sleeves. and your color choice is envious! nice work!
Jan 6, 2011, 02.51 PMby FabricUiPhoneApp
Love the reindeer fur detail…you could easily accomplish the same with faux fur, less pricey (also listed in my Fabric iPhone app). Really terrific coat, almost 1930s in its silhouette.
Jan 6, 2011, 08.31 AMby jsanga
Very nice.. dont really like the fur though.. but that's just my opinion.
Jan 6, 2011, 08.28 AMby loyl8
very gorgeous!!! love the colors. Not a huge fan of using new real fur but i'm sure somebody ate the meat. No matter what great fantastic job.
Jan 6, 2011, 04.15 AMby jennymacheteAbsolutely goregous!
Jan 6, 2011, 02.29 AMby wackyblonde
Beautiful, what else can I say. Oh, the addition of the reindeer fur is spectacular.
Jan 6, 2011, 12.35 AMby rachgilford
were can I get this coat pattern …I love it can any body tell me please ..
Jan 6, 2011, 12.17 AMby embaby
Love the color and the topstitching! Gorgeous coat!
Jan 6, 2011, 12.11 AMby susanne2011
Yes it is a nice coat, but I am sad to see that you felt you needed fur to complement it. Pieces of dead animal, it just does not look pretty to me, I am sorry.
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Jan 7, 2011, 03.22 PMby carolabrauns
Using real fur is everytime polarizing. I only buy real fur on flea markets (like a removed collar from grandma's coat) or like in this case a leftover on a christmas market. I am also an animal lover but I eat meat and I wear leather shoes. I think then we should use everything from an animal.
Jan 8, 2011, 03.07 AMby susanne2011
My point is just that I am sad that people are encouraging the use of fur in fashion. Yes, you bought it second hand, and in your case, it was probably a by-product, coming from an animal that was anyway going to be killed for meat. But even buying this type of fur will keep fur 'a trend' and will keep encouraging people to use fur in clothing, keeping chinchilla/ fox /… farms open where animals are specifically bred just for their fur, and not for their meat. These animals often have a miserable life and are killed in a horrible way. I just feel sad that they need to suffer because we would like to look pretty. This is just my personal opinion, I really really care about these animals a lot. I feel the same about foie gras, 'cage-eggs', etc etc. I just hope that their are other people out there that stop and think about these things a little bit.
I do really like your coat though, so good job on that!
Jan 8, 2011, 08.48 AMby carolabrauns
You are absolutely right. I never would buy new fur from animals which die only for the fur. And with eggs and cheap meat I totally agree. But the typical animals like cows, pigs … which we eat, I think we should use everything out of it. Reindeer is very popular in the northern part.
Jan 5, 2011, 11.28 PMby threadsquare
This is so cheery! I love the color and the balance of the pockets.
Jan 5, 2011, 11.12 PMby meiissi
I love Your coat; it has great harmony of design and fabric and it is really well done. bravo!!
Jan 5, 2011, 08.38 PMby variantvi
AWESOME! I don't know what else to say lol
Jan 5, 2011, 08.20 PMby assets
Excellent!!! so well made.
Jan 5, 2011, 03.26 PMby carottesauvage
What a refreshing colour to be gazing at! Beautiful
Jan 3, 2011, 10.13 PMby asf
I would wear this in a heartbeat! I love the color and the shape. And the pockets look very useful.
Dec 31, 2010, 02.02 PMby grossgirl
Beautiful! Love the color!
Dec 31, 2010, 09.35 AMby Passiona Cottee
Dec 30, 2010, 06.05 PMby chillwear
Wow the detail on this coat is amazing!! Love the color- Great job
Dec 30, 2010, 03.05 AMby kelepso
Wow! This is so cool! The color and the details are great!
Dec 29, 2010, 12.05 PMby jeleena
This coat is fabulous! Perfect! What else to say!? Oh yeah – Love It!!! =)
Dec 29, 2010, 09.00 AMby joost52
Oh my, this is very impressive. Fantastic coat, you did an absolutely amazing job here!
Dec 29, 2010, 09.00 AMby joost52
Oh my, this is very impressive. Fantastic coat, you did an absolutely amazing job here!
Dec 29, 2010, 08.18 AMby teachertammy
I love this coat! Great job!!!
Dec 29, 2010, 03.44 AMby cambra
I love the darts at the elbow, sleeves are so often overlooked when it comes to simple details like that. i really like how the hem flows to a longer length in the back and I'm with you, i love tucks!
Dec 28, 2010, 10.28 PMby strawberrypancakesbykim
I love it! It looks kind of military/girly at the same time.
Dec 28, 2010, 08.31 PMby nookie
The details on this coat are lovely and i also love the darts at the elbow – very vintage. ? did you use a vintage pattern?
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Dec 29, 2010, 12.34 PMby carolabrauns
It's a butterick pattern no. B5295 but I changed the length and made a bow. The sleeves are from Burda Nr. 03/2009 – 122B. Collar and pockets are my idea.
And the best was to find the stripe of reindeer fur on the christmas market in Hamburg
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We've had a rough week in the Ruddy house. First, Nora was sick and home from school both Monday and Tuesday. Then Wednesday night (after a great 35th bday for me) we were hit with a hurricane-style windstorm that whistled and howled and scattered branches and soccer balls and lawn furniture (yes, we still have some out) all over our yard. It also knocked down a bunch of trees in our area and cut the power to our house. And both of the kids' schools. Which meant they were both home with me yesterday, after I got almost no sleep the night before (between Alex coming in thinking the house was going to blow down and Nick and I jumping up to see if the house actually was blowing down, there was no more than 20-minute intervals of shut eye being had). Have I mentioned I also have a job? And deadlines? And a to-do list that stretches to several pages of a yellow legal pad? Yeah, it's been an intense week. Fortunately, I have a new-found, occupy-the-kids trick that works like a charm when the circumstances (or the mom) are dire.
As I've mentioned, my kids love to play pretend. One of their favorite things to do is pretend to have sleepovers and to build forts out of blankets and sleeping bags and couch cushions (they got quite good at this during our two-week Sandy power outage). Nora is particularly into this with all her baby dolls/stuffed animals/nutcrackers and loves playing the mom and splitting her time between bossing her kids around and being nice/comforting them (ugh, I guess that's me). She loves when I play the kid (always called "kid") and she makes me lie down and covers me up and turns out the light. Sometimes I'm too busy multitasking (i.e. "playcleaning") to really appreciate and get into this game but on a day like yesterday, there is nowhere I'd rather be than facedown on the playroom floor. (Side note: I don't know how you moms who don't get enough sleep do it—holy %#!&%! I am not equipped for that.) Nora reads me books and sings lullabies and kisses me and tucks me in and, the best part, forces me to close my eyes and won't let me get up until I "c'mon, take a real nap, kid." I actually dozed off a few lazy Sundays ago during a sleepover session (Nick was also in the house so I didn't feel like a crazy person giving in to the pull of sleep).
Yesterday Alex and I were Nora's kids and she made us lie on the playroom floor under an assortment of blankets. She got us stuffed animals to hold and she turned out the light and told us we had to stop talking. At one point, Alex whispered to me, "Isn't Mom annoying sometimes?" And then he added—"I mean Nora mom, not you mom." (Um, yes, Al, yes she is…but right now she's my favorite). I mean what mom couldn't use a quick power nap on the playroom floor? And to get credit for playing with your kids while doing it? Amazing! A win-win! So, has anyone else resorted to this? Any other phone-it-in tips for the days when things get dire? In related news: TGIF. Have a great weekend!


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Are you on board with the look? Every time I see it, I ask myself whether I like it or not. It's interesting and a little bit edgy, and borderline distracting too. What's your take?
I was accustomed to noting the look in every other Domino issue that came out, but since the tragic demise of that favorite publication, I felt like it's seen less frequently...until now. Quite a few recent publications, including the May issue of Elle Decor showcasing Michael Smith's Manhattan apartment (picture 4), contain homes displaying the look.
The first application that I loved without hesitation was in Grace and Brian's home (picture 1). Unlike many other examples, the painting and the bookcase almost read as one. The soft gray blue that Grace painted the IKEA shelf are picked up on in the painting, and the the portrait sets the tone for the entire vignette rather than being another accessory in it. I also like the idea of using art as a door alternative for blocking unsightly storage on open shelving (picture 2) as long as those unsightly storage items are not needed on a regular basis.
However, there are obvious drawbacks to the look too: the fact that it makes accessing certain objects behind it an ordeal rather than a simple gesture, and the visual impact that we know so many people must find distracting.
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LUBBOCK — The third time for Nick Nemir might be the charm. The Sweetwater High School senior, who competed in three events this weekend at the Region I-3A track meet at Texas Tech University, will find out later today if his third-place showing Saturday in the boys 300-meter hurdles is good enough to earn him a ticket to Austin for the state meet May 10-11.Nemir's time of 38.95 seconds was a personal best in what marked his third time to compete in the 300 hurdles at the regional meet. He's never gone to state, but could get an invitation after the Region 3 meet — postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for today — is completed.SHS coach Zac Harrell said that Nemir's time is better than the third-place finishers who competed in the Region 2 and 4 meets this weekend. If the same is true for Region 3, he will go to Austin as a wild-card entry in the 300 hurdles.Nemir also had a close call a year ago when he was fourth in the 300 hurdles, 1.06 seconds behind the second-place finisher, and he also competed in three events at last year's regional meet including a relay with his older brother, Sam.Nemir scored all 10 of the team's points this year. He was also fourth in the boys long jump (21-5 1/2), an event he qualified in for the first time, but didn't make the finals in his other first-time regional event, the 110 hurdles. The other two boys at regionals did not place in their events. Kaleb Hoover, though, made the finals in the 400 dash and was sev-enth (52.66), while Deandre Gatson placed eighth in the triple jump (42-9 1/2). Hoover was also at the reg-ional meet last year as a member of the 800 relay along with both Nemirs and Ryan Linebaugh.Sweetwater had six girls at this year's regional meet but none placed. Kayla Chowning tied for ninth in the high jump (4-10), while the 800 relay of Kelsi Cros-son, Kendra Crosson, Abby Garcia and Suede Shirley — plus Shirley in the 200 dash — narrowly missed the finals by placing ninth in Friday's preliminaries.All four relay runners returned to Lubbock on Sat-urday to play for the softball team that defeated Pecos to win the bi-district title.


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|2013-01-19, 13:38
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Why on earth did SK go for that 3rd turret....they didn't need to...then letting Kassadin slip by....didn't the humiliation of Doublelift's second-splitting miracle backdoor at the S2 World Champs not teach them...
But yeah, xPeke pulling that for Fnatic off literally with 1 hit left on Kassadin...that was gold. xPeke was left on 40HP when he dealt the fatal blow. And if he had fallen, SK would have won within 10 seconds.
All that said - Azubu Frost and Azubu Blaze were light years ahead of everyone else in group stage. Gambit and Fnatic will be lucky to take a game tomorrow. As impressive as Fnatic's comeback was against SK, the manner Azubu Frost utterly destroyed them in was more ominous. I'm sure Korean teams would have been laughing their faces off when they heard Woong got fed so hard so quickly, considering Woong is a perma-joke in Korea now.
And apparently, Azubu Frost decided to crush AL_Poland off-stream with Shen/Akali/Kennen/Zed/LeBlanc just to rub it in. Aka The Four Ninjas and the honorary fifth.
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Nobody else besides Kassadin could have pulled that off. I don't care how lucky that was, it was amazing.
I guess they went for 3rd turret because if all three inhibitors are down it not only spawns two super minions instead of one but they all get even stronger than before. They were in the lead even if it wasn't as much as they thought but with all inhibs down the game is over right there.
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So, any feedback on Vi? I actually found her fun to play and pretty decent. Okay passive for early/mid game. Although her Q has a rather long chargeup time (and a far longer cd), it travels a good distance and can also be used at point blank for an extra application of denting blows. Excessive force is fun to poke at while last hitting, although people get used to it after a minute or two, yet it's got a good cooldown, nice base damage and enough range to give Vi some extra lane presence. As for teamfights...I just try to land a good ult and break up the enemy team, pick up a target and then dash out, but I usually end up dead without flash or cleanse. All in all, a good champion, though I won't be buying her till she drops in price.
|2013-01-20, 06:06
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Don't Call Me Bro
Vi has to go mainly tank items and a BC. She's reasonable but the problem is there are others who do her role better. I wish Riot would realise that or maybe they just don't know how to. I really hope Vi doesn't end up like Fiora - irrelevant and mainly a marketing/skin tool. Really wish they'd make Fiora relevant too. Which sucks because I love both of them.
|2013-01-20, 09:43
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Itadaki-nyaaa !!
Join Date: Apr 2008
No way in hell gambit beats frost.
Unfortunately, as I predicted some time ago, the lol competitive scene is developing more and more exactly like SC2 (or sc:bw before that) - Koreans completely dominating with "foreigners" only now and again playing on an even level for just short periods or so.
This will probably make international tournaments much more boring.
|2013-01-20, 10:05
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Don't Call Me Bro
This is going to be one of very few in S3. Once S3 starts, the region locks are enforced. So that just might benefit the Azubus, Najin Sword, World Elite and Taipei Assassins most since they have more intense metas.
And yes, the stream today is a nightmare. I might just resort to vids if this continues.
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WOW that that first blood and more or less taking a turret at 4 mins too.
Edit: M5's Xin + Ryze is devastating frost atm dam.
Edit 2: Wow M5 just controlled the match.
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Location: FL, USA
Age: 31
Edit: Another double FB for GBG Not one, but TWO double kills on bot lane for 4-0 they are looking like the old m5, before even 10 mins.
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Location: Xanadu
Age: 24
Double First Blood!!
Second Double Kill!!
Oh snap 22 min surrender from AZB. Some amazing aggression by GBG that it scares me a bit.
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It isn't easy being a Green Community. But thanks to the considerable efforts of a group of town residents, Lakeville this summer became the first in SouthCoast to achieve that designation.
LAKEVILLE — It isn't easy being a Green Community. But thanks to the considerable efforts of a group of town residents, Lakeville this summer became the first in SouthCoast to achieve that designation.
For two years, the Energy Advisory Committee, chaired by Larry Simpson, worked to meet a stringent set of clean energy guidelines, including a five-year plan to reduce energy consumption.
It took a year to assemble the necessary articles and warrants required by the process and then get them to town meeting, Simpson explained.
"We rezoned all industrial properties to allow energy companies to come in with expedited permitting," he said. "We passed the energy stretch code that calls for greater energy efficiency for any new construction or renovations. The building code was headed in that direction. We just accelerated the process by 18 months."
Said Simpson: "Once we did that, we had the canvas and the paint. Now we had to paint the picture."
It turned out to be a work of art. Earlier this year, Lakeville and 16 other cities and towns were named Green Communities and earlier this month, another seven were added to the list. That brings the total to 110, less than a third of the municipalities statewide. Lakeville remains the only one in SouthCoast.
For all the work involved over a two-year period to achieve the goal, chairman Simpson and the town's Energy Advisory Committee have been named The Standard-Times 2012 Lakeville People-of-the-Year. Nominations for the award came from the community and members of the newspaper staff. Recipients were selected by a newsroom committee.
While Simpson was the man out front, he stressed he was backed by a strong group that included Town Administrator Rita Garbitt, Selectmen John Powderly and Derek Maksy, and residents Jim Porter, Jim Kenney, Don Foster, Pam Rasa, Mike Nolan, Terrence Flynn, Bob Iafrate, Rick Valez and Nate Darling.
There was plenty of prep work to be done.
"We needed to find a baseline energy use for all municipal facilities and measure what we were using," Simpson said, adding that to save the requisite 20 percent of that energy within five years, the committee had to "identify projects that would bring those savings, assess those projects and their costs."
Now it's time to kick off those projects, he said. Lake-ville's efforts will get a boost from a $158,275 grant that came with the Green Communities designation.
At Town Hall, lights will be changed to more energy-efficient ones and the fire station will get new garage doors to prevent the wind from blowing in as it does now.
"Our largest energy user is the schools but, since we are regionalized, we would have to get approval from Freetown to do anything at the Apponequet complex," Simpson pointed out.
"At Assawompset, there are lights control sensors and we have the ability to do it now because that building is a Lakeville building. No matter what happens to that school, we're still going to need the lights and it's the right thing to do."
As for being the first and only Green Community in SouthCoast, Simpson said Lakeville stands out on a map showing those who've gained the status across Massachusetts.
"On the map, Lakeville is an island," Simpson said. "I am proud to be that island."
But that said, he and the committee are working to spread the environmental
"We tried to tell others in the SouthCoast area that you can do this, too," he said. "It's not rocket science. ... It's a new environmentalism that is business-based as a way to save money. It stopped being all about recycling and now it's about good business, and the byproduct of good business is economic development."
As for what's next, Simpson said it's time to re-task the committee and he'd like to take it in the direction of a solar strategy for Lakeville. The goal, as it has been from the start, is "making a measurable contribution to the community."
In addition to the committee members, Simpson said special thanks goes out to Planning Board Chairman Jim Marot, the Department of Energy's Seth Pickering and support from current and former selectmen, school officials and state legislators.


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Join Us In Celebrating Our Seventeenth Year!
California State Singles Championship
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Santa Cruz, CA
Sept.29th-Sept.30th, 2007
The entry form for the 2004 FaultLine can be found at the following URL: 2004 FaultLine Flyer
conceived by Marty Hapner & David LeVan, while they were on their way to compete in the 1990 Beserkeley Doubles. On their drive up the coast, they decided that it would be cool to host an event to commemorate the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake, which was centered in Santa Cruz Country. The first FaultLine occurred the following year [1991], and became the event to decide the California State Singles Champion as the Sonoma States, which had previously decided the State Champion, was no longer being held. The FaultLine became an immediate success. Marty Hapner was the original TD and served that role for many years, followed by Chris Jahr, and most recently Jim Kroutch. This years' (13th Annual) 2003 FaultLine was granted Professional Disc Golf Assocation A-Tier status for the first time, and for the first time since Alan Friedman won it in 1994, a local player (Sonny Ashby) finished on top.


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Quick Poggi Update
WOLVERINENATION - the den ($$$) If you don't have an account, you should get one.
From our good friend Tom-
Henrys dad spoke with the coaches on Friday, Henry spoke with them yesterday, and he's getting a visit from Mattison tomorrow. Tom said it'd be very surprising for Poggi to end up at Alabama.
From the sounds of it, it was just about him going to see his friend at Alabama. The coaches were well aware he was going, so lets end the his offer is pulled chat.
Sorry for the interruption, please go back to being excited about Derrick Green and being #1 in the polls.


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Inauguration by Edwin Kagin
We had seen sights, but this mocked our imaginations
We had used words, but this defied our metaphors
We had once been, our heritage proclaimed,
"One Nation Indivisible," and "Out of Many, One"
Until smallness of soul began to smother dreams.
Then, suddenly, sorely profaned, and wounded, soon to die
Our nation did an unimagined thing
We rolled away the stone
We shook the heels of history upon retreating wrongs
We watched as hope, long dormant, bloomed
And, through eyes blurred with tears,
We went outside and raised the flag.
Edwin Kagin
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Sun 16th Dec - Sat 5th Jan 2013
A Chorus of Disapproval
@ The Harold Pinter Theatre, London
Featuring: Rob Brydon, Nigel Harman, Ashley Jensen, Teresa Banham, Daisy Beaumont, Georgia Brown, Rob Compton, Matthew Cottle
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A Chorus of Disapproval: Rob Brydon, Nigel Harman, Ashley Jensen, Teresa Banham, Daisy Beaumont, Georgia Brown, Rob Compton, Matthew Cottle, Steven Edis
Directed by Olivier and Tony award-winner Trevor Nunn.
Making his West End theatre debut, Rob Brydon stars alongside Nigel Harman (Shrek, EastEnders) and Ashley Jensen (Extras, Ugly Betty) in Alan Ayckbourn's riotous comedy.
The Pendon Amateur Light Operatic Society's production of The Beggar's Opera is going off the rails, that is until a handsome but shy young widower Guy (Harman) joins the group. An instant hit with the company's ferociously zealous director Dafydd (Brydon) and the show's leading ladies, including Dafydd's wife Hannah (Jensen), Guy soon gets more than he bargained for as he discovers that all the best action happens off-stage. Classic songs fill the air as the drama on stage is mirrored by the romantic rivalry and small town squabbles causing a stir in the wings of this ambitious local show.
Not seen in London since the National Theatre's hit production over 25 years ago A Chorus of Disapproval aims to steal the limelight once more in the West End this Autumn.
Please note that the artists appearing may be subject to change.
Rob Brydon
This Swansea-born radio and TV presenter got his big break in 2001 with a series of short comedy monologues, 'Marion And Geoff', which were shown on BBC2. This was followed by further TV appearances as Keith Barret, presenter of a spoof chat show and, perhaps most notably, Bryn West in the sitcom 'Gavin & Stacey'.
Rob's career began at Radio Wales at the age of 20 where he narrated many radio shows, adverts and animated films, as well as later appearing on television shows and films. His stand-up shows have been equally successful, with sold out shows around the UK.
His film work includes The Huntsman: Winter's War, Cinderella and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. In 2017 in London's West End he starred opposite Sir Kenneth Branagh in The Painkiller. His other theatre credits include Future Conditional at The Old Vic and A Chorus of Disapproval at The Harold Pinter Theatre.
Rob Brydon tour dates
Nigel Harman
Nigel's television appearances include Red Cap and Doctors but he is most famous for his role as Dennis Watts in Eastenders. He has experience of Shakespearian theatre as well as appearing in a several musicals including My One And Only and Mamma Mia! Other theatre work includes Damn Yankees, Privates on Parade, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Much Ado About Nothing and Three Sisters.
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Apevia X-QBOII Black Case Review
I consider computer cases the most important part in a build; yes, even more than the core components. Literally dozens of factors all come together when choosing a chassis: overall size, hard drive capacity, motherboard size, optical drive capacity, cooling capability, working room, and dozens of other characteristics. And most important of all, at least to me, are looks. All these factors unite to plague computer enthusiasts; cases are arguably the most difficult component to shop for.
With all this in mind, I can focus my attention on the Apevia Black X-QBOII, with window. The X-QBOII targets enthusiasts who do not want a large, bulky mid-tower, without being too small as to make a computer totally useless. It takes micro-ATX motherboards and is capable of holding two optical drives, two hard drives, and a large graphics card, like an 8800GTX. This particular X-QBOII is windowed, so you can show off the innards of the unit, but it also comes in a non-windowed version. It appears to be quite the balance between size and power, doesn't it? I'm usually not excited about small cases—they're usually too small to have any fun with—but this one looks pretty intriguing. Let's have a look.
Closer Look:
Here's what I found when I opened up my door (the box is definitely smaller than what I'm used to seeing in terms of cases):
I grabbed it and proceeded to open the package, finding the X-QBOII wedged in between two pieces of foam. Wrestling it out, I see that the front is covered with light, plastic, static wrap. As usual, the screws, cables, and manual are inside a box within the case.
I pulled out the accessories box and found a manual, power cable, screws, a single zip-tie, a sticky cable router, a couple pairs of HDD rails, and some non-essential gizmos. The package seems a little sparse in terms of screws, even for a case this size.


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Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Iranians are accustomed to jabs from Israel's prime minister. But this one hit a nerve: Claiming clampdowns by Iran's rulers extended to blue jeans.
Social media sites were flooded Monday with Iranians posting photos including an Iranian closet piled high with denim and a young boy in jeans whispering into the ear of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The backlash carried a more serious side, too. Some comments insisted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is dangerously out of touch with ordinary life in Iran, where political dissent is often stifled but Western-style amenities are common.
In an interview broadcast Saturday, Netanyahu told the BBC's Persian language service that Iranians would be free to wear jeans and listen to Western music if the Islamic leadership removed its controls.


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Howl star James Franco stopped by a local deli yesterday, and even though he was bundled up in some questionable cold weather gear, he still looks gorgeous!
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Modern Watercolor: Beautiful Wallpapers, Artwork & More for Your Home
I've never been a huge fan of watercolor. I associate it with mostly pastel colors, and — let's face it — a lot of cheesy beach scenes. That all changed after seeing this wallpaper by Black Crow Studios for the first time.
For me, the bold, abstract design of this wallpaper takes it into modern day. The layered, swirled washes of color are just stunning and, one year later, I am still in love.
Now that it's summer, watercolor's light touch holds particular appeal. As the temperature heats up, I'm drawn towards similar semi-translucent brushstrokes and bright colors, like in this painting by Tobias Tovera. Here are some other recently found patterns, fabric, artwork and decor that feel confident and fresh.
1. Original watercolor from Etsy
2. Original watercolor from Etsy
3. Watercolor Peony wallpaper from Anthropologie
4. Watercolor pillow from ABC Carpet & Home
5. Print from Emily Green
6. Original watercolor from Etsy
7. Original watercolor from Etsy
8. Watercolor by Callen Thompson
9. Wallpaper by Sanderson
10. Watercolor feathers print from Etsy
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Dear OSNews,
I'm a student in Hungary, 19 years old and looking to buy a notebook, but I'm a little bit confused. Several times I have used Unix/Linux OSes like FreeBSD, Debian, Ubuntu (and windows too). Honestly I always found Windows better for desktop and daily use. These days I use the Windows 7 beta and it is good. UI is friendly, fast, still stable and working well.
But, I always wanted to try OSX. I just sometimes think that I wouldn't have problems with OSX, it will be always stable, fast, reliable system. Windows sometimes slow, freezes, crashes, sometimes it gets broken and I have to reinstall it, etc.
But I've never used OSX before, so I don't know whether what I think is real or not. The only thing that I know is that a "normal" notebook is much cheaper than an Apple one and I'm not so rich, so I'm looking for a reliable notebook with a reliable OS for a long time.
I just want to know your opinion about the operating systems. I'll use it for internet, movie playing, music, e-mail, etc. Maybe sometimes edit a music or a movie.
What do you think? Is Apple worth its price? Is OSX really so good? Or is it just the good marketing strategy's effects on me? Would it be better to buy a normal good notebook and install windows 7? Thank you for reading and answering.
- Thinking Different in Hungary
OSNews responds:
When people tell me they want to buy a new computer and ask me what OS they should consider, I always ask them if they have a friend that they would take their computer to if there was a problem with it. If they say yes, then I say, use whatever operating system that person uses.
And that's not a joke. We're blessed now in that we have three perfectly good major OS families. Setting aside the emerging, hobbyist, "antique," and oddball OSes, which require a fair bit of dedication, if you go with one of the biggies, you're likely to have an overall positive experience. Now there are of course tradeoffs: with Windows you get a huge library of commercial software and you're unlikely to find a peripheral or hot new service you can't use, but you'll be using an OS that's been compromised by backward compatibility and is bogged down by layers of legacy cruft intended to satisfy Microsoft's differing, sprawling OS markets. With Linux, you have the ability to customize and tune the OS to your exact needs, and all the software you'll need will be free. On the downside, you'll have to customize and tune it to your needs and you'll be limited to all the free software you can find. With OSX, you're dealing with the advantage of an OS that's been developed for a small, known ecosystem of hardware components, guided by a tyrant who hasn't been afraid to throw legacy out the window and force everyone to upgrade. But unless you pay the premium for official Apple hardware, you're in for an adventure.
As for me, I've been using Macs for so long that I'm "that guy" to my friends, so I can encourage people I know personally to buy Macs. I really like OSX, and I'm willing to pay a little more for Apple hardware. But I live in the US, where the price premium isn't nearly as high as in Europe. I also use Windows Vista everyday, and it's a perfectly good OS. I'm pretty sure Windows 7 will be much improved over Vista, and I'm looking forward to its final release.
If you've grown up with Windows, then both Linux and OSX will be a little difficult at first due to familiarity. It can be hard to make Linux do everything you might want your computer to do, just because it's not mainstream, and you might not have the software you want. But if you just use the basic apps that come installed with the distribution, it will probably be more reliable and safe than Windows. Same with Macs. Macs have the added advantage over Linux that there's more chance that the commercial app or web service you want is likely to be supported.
But my advice to you is going to have to be to stick to Windows. It sounds like Windows is familiar to you, so the kinds of challenges that someone who is new to Windows would find vexing are just a part of the landscape for you. I just looked up the prices for Apple computers in Hungary, and the entry-level unibody Macbook costs the equivalent of $1840 USD, compared to $1299 in the US. I really like the Unibody Macbooks. But I think that $1299 is about $200 more than it should be already, so $1840 is just ridiculous.
Now, your other option is to buy a non-Apple laptop that uses components that are supported by OSX and go through the process to get OSX running on it. You can see a list of hardware support here. I'll warn you that the install isn't for computer neophytes, and you're likely to have to make compromises, ranging from webcams and microphones not working, to the sleep function not working, and you'll never know whether an OS upgrade will bring new problems. But if you're up for an adventure, there's no harm in trying. If you're not successful in making a hackintosh, just reformat and install Windows. Now, Apple doesn't want you to do all this, but I'd say that even though they claim not to want your money, you should buy a legitimate copy of OSX if you decide to stick with the hackintosh. This method may not yield an acceptable computing experience for everyday use, but will at least demystify the Mac OS experience for you, and stop you asking "what if?"
I'm sure our readers might have something to add to this conversation. Please include your advice to our friend in Hungary in the comments.


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My girlfriend and I are looking for 2 players we can play doubles with? Not really sure what rating I am. She played varsity tennis doubles in high school. I've been playing for 6 months. I can kind of serve? my ground strokes are decent but my 1hand back hands are weak. I'd say I'm a little better than her though. I like to play at sand pointe after work on weekdays (singles...since my girlfriend goes to school in riverside) or we can play weekends at el camino or sand pointe (doubles..she will be in town). Let me know!
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David, if you're ever in the Buena Park area, I play Tuesdays and Thursdays after 5 p.m. On Thursdays, I play with friends that might be your level.
buena park is a little far for me =/
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A food forest contributes to a diet with more organic options.
Permaculture design embraces food forests which have horizontal layers such as the canopy and a vertical layer such as vines.
You might find the following plants in a Wisconsin food forest. These are all routinely available through many garden suppliers.
In areas with an annual rainfall of between 10 and 100 inches, you might find the common wheat, which is Introduced to WI.
The fruit/seed period of the common wheat runs from Spring to Summer. It si propogated by Seed and has a bloom period in Early Spring.
Known as having a Medium drought tolerance, the common wheat (Triticum aestivum) is in the Grass family. It requires a minimum temperature of -28°F.
Not every plant species listed as a food forest candidate in Wisconsin will thrive in your specific climate or area.
Take a weekend trip to your local garden supply store and learn more about which plants, shrubs and ground cover will be a great fit for your food forest.
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We talk with dozens of CAx vendors monthly and on an ongoing basis so we can (hope to) stay current with new features and capabilities. We have also noted for several years the ongoing consolidation of CAx vendors. When I blogged specifically a couple months ago about the CAM segment entitled, "CAM Consolidation 2015: The Circle Continues To Get Smaller," only one vendor challenged me that it was always independent and would remain so – SolidCAM. That statement piqued my interest, so I thought I better follow up to see how they would substantiate their insistence.
The following video demonstrates a 3D car model machined in C45 steel roughed with iMachining 3D technology, which SolidCAM claims saves >70% of machining time. The car model is finished using SolidCAM 5-Axis simultaneous – all integrated into SolidWorks.
SolidCAM iMachining & Simultaneous 5X-Milling of a Car Model
Shortly after SolidWorks World, I spoke with SolidCAM's founder and CEO, Emil Somekh, in a lively and candid conversation that set a number of things straight specifically about SolidCAM, as well as the CAM industry in general.


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- "He got caught by Apollyon Pringle - he was the caretaker in those days - your father's still got the marks."
- —Molly Weasley on Pringle's punishments[src]
Apollyon Pringle was the caretaker at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry during the 1960s. He was the caretaker of Hogwarts while Arthur and Molly Weasley were attending, which Molly related to Harry Potter and Bill Weasley in 1995 before the third task of the Triwizard Tournament.
Apparently Hogwarts allowed him to use corporal punishment on students, as Mrs Weasley told Harry that he caned Arthur for being out late. She says that he still has the marks.
"Apollyon" is the Greek name for Abbadon, the spiritual being named as "The Destroyer" in Christian apocalyptic theology.
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (Mentioned only)
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- ↑ As Apollyon was employed at Hogwarts around 1961, he must have been of age (17) by then.


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posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 17th Feb 2006 20:15 UTC
Developers on the projects expected to make up the next major version of the K Desktop Environment want KDE 4 to offer features and software interaction beyond what is available now, and better, easier access for users to their files and information. Among the ideas are universally available personal information and a desktop that is tailored for and responds to the things users do most. Ian Geiser, a KDE developer and official US representative for the KDE project, says KDE 4 will most likely be released in late 2006, though internal debate could push the release back to early 2007.


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Look! Urban Bee Box
Sure, I don't live in the biggest city but it's still a novel idea to have bees within the city limits of most cities and towns. I came across these on a walk the other day and business sure is buzzing.
The bee box is painted with fun scenery and a repurposed mason jar holds their water (sugar water?). It's amazing what you can find in your very own neighborhood.
See Also:
- How To Save Your Local Bees
- The Farm City: The Education of An Urban Farmer
- How To Build a Bee House
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Apple has announced its sixth generation iPhone, the iPhone 5.
The Apple iPhone 5 is the company's thinnest and lightest iPhone. Apple says it's the world's thinnest smartphone at just 7.6mm thick, though we're not sure about the validity of that claim given the Android-based Huawei Ascend P1 S measures 6.68mm.
The iPhone 5 is 18 per cent thinner than the iPhone 4S and 20 per cent lighter at 118g. The device retains an aluminium and glass construction and once again comes in black and white models. The iPhone 5 features the two tone design on the back that most rumours had suggested.
The iPhone 5 once again features a "retina" display with a pixels per inch rating of 326ppi. The screen is larger at 4in and now has a resolution of 1136x640. Apple says the screen is longer than the iPhone 4S's 3.5in panel but not wider "because of your hand". The thinner screen makes it easier for your thumb to stretch around the screen when using the phone, Apple said.
Apple has updated its default apps to take advantage of the iPhone 5's longer screen size and says third-party apps in the App Store will need to be updated to use all of the screen real estate. Existing apps will work by placing black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
The biggest advancement in the iPhone 5 is 4G connectivity. Unlike Apple's new iPad, the good news for Australians is that Telstra, Optus and Virgin Mobile will all sell the iPhone 5 on their 1800MHz 4G networks Down Under. The iPhone 5 has a single chip for voice and data and a single radio chip.
The iPhone 5 has an updated A6 processor. Apple says it's two times faster than the A5 chip used on the iPhone 4S and has two times faster graphics. Despite the larger screen size and faster processor, the company promises the iPhone 5 has an eight hour battery life over 4G, so the battery should last longer than the previous iPhone 4S.
The iPhone 5 also has an upgraded camera. It remains an 8-megapixel sensor but now has a few new software features including a new panorama mode that can capture a 28-megapixel panorama image by stitching together images. The front camera of the iPhone 5 has also been updated and now supports 1080p video.
As widely rumoured before the launch, the iPhone 5 uses a completely new dock connector that Apple simply calls "lightning". The 8-pin port is reversible so you can plug the connector in regardless of the way it is facing. For older accessories that use the traditional 30-pin plug, Apple will sell two lightning adapters.
The iPhone 5 will use a new SIM card standard called Nano-SIM. It's a smaller SIM card than the Micro-SIM Apple used on the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S.
The Apple iPhone 5 will come with the newest version of Apple's mobile operating system, iOS 6. New features include the ability to make Facetime calls over 3G and 4G networks, built-in Facebook integration, a fullscreen mode in the Safari Web browser, enhanced Siri features and the ability to share images saved on your Photo Stream.
The Apple iPhone 5 launches on Friday 21 September in Australia and will be sold by all three major Australian telcos: Telstra, Optus and Vodafone. The iPhone 5 will also be sold outright through Apple's Retail Stores, and through the Apple online store.
The iPhone 5 will come in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models with Australian pricing starting at $799 for the 16GB model. The 32GB model will set you back $899 and the 64GB version will cost $999.


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We love seeing new moms get all glammed up again, but we were a little surprised to see Katie Holmes wearing those sky-high YSL pumps just to go shopping at Barneys. With those thick platforms and cone heels, the New Look shoes are clearly what's in for Fall, but they are so high that they make us nervous that she's headed for an actual fall! Is it just that she can wear such high heels when her slightly-shorter fiance isn't around? Or does she really find them comfortable enough to shop in? Our sneaker-shod feet salute you!
Tell us: What do you think of Katie's shoes? Would you wear heels this high?
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Tagan A+ CS-Monolize Review
Choosing a case for that next build is usually a tad bit frustrating and is a highly personal choice. With the many manufacturers and styles, the possibilities are almost endless. Some items that impact your choice of a case are style, size, color, features and of course, cost. If you are a gamer, a concern is whether that newest generation, monster size video card will actually fit in the case. With some cards approaching a foot in length, this is a real concern. Whether you need a full tower, mid tower, HTPC or just a bargain basement beige box, the one thing that is true is that you will need a case for that next build.
Many of you know Tagan for its power supplies, but may not have known the company makes cases as well. The CS-Monolize (Monolith) is one of Tagan's A+ series of cases. The Monolith has a feature that Tagan states is a world record; not just one, but two independently controlled 250mm fans on the side of the case. Yes, that's right, I said two 250mm fans. With room for up to 13 drives, the Monolith should be able to meet the storage requirements for the masses. Other features include tool less drive mounting and what is called Easy Flip for the expansion slots, making the installation almost tool free. Will the two massive fans move enough air to cool the installed components or just be all for show? Let's find out.
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The box the Monolith comes in is a simple white box with a profile shot of the case on the front and rear panels; each is identical. The sides list the features in several different languages. The look is understated and gives the all business type of vibe.
The Monolith is held in place by two foam blocks and is covered with a plastic bag to provide an increased measure of protection during shipping.
The Monolith comes with all of the accessories you will need to get your hardware installed. Motherboard standoffs, wire ties, screws and drive bay rails are included. If there are any unanswered questions, the manual is where you can find the answer.
No sense in postponing the inevitable, let's take a look at the Monolith!


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we need a new agitator and a stud. Total came to $184,:
we need a new agitator and a stud, which came to a total of $184,
you told me youll be - you would be
Its a verbal agreement, which holds legal responsibility. legal force (but given the existence of a receipt and the passing of money, there's actually a contract, isn't there?)
did not keep your words. - word
As you failed to keep your words, which serves as a verbal agreement, I hereby demand the deposit of $85 back.- failed to do your side of the agreement, I hereby demand the deposit of $85 back
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Free NFL Betting Odds & Picks for the St Louis Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks week 14 NFL matchup. The Seahawks are a 9.5 point favorite. The over/under is 37. Seattle's rushing attack may suffer with the loss of a 3rd starting lineman going on IR. Tarvaris Jackson and his leading receivers in Doug Baldwin, Mike Williams and Ben Obomanu may need to step it up this week to pick up the slack.
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Linebacker Move: Cops Knocks The Sh*t Out Of Man Waiving A Sword Downtown!
"Vancouver, Canada. VPD Tackle a man waiving a sword downtown, Ending a Long standoff. @Ghoststreetball"
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ForrestA needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 399 designs submitted by 72 freelance designers.
Bourgeois Anarchist
Web publisher of high quality web content
The so-called cultural elite. Tastemakers.
Readers of the New Yorker magazine, the New York Review of Books, the Atlantic.
They are smart, cultured, comfortable. Complacent, middle-aged but wishing they weren't.
They want something that is at once new and different, yet recognizable within their frame of reference.
Looking for an iconic / abstract logo with a textual expression of the name.
Black and white.
Both the logo and the text should include elements of both:
1. disruption/chaos/messy/ violent/punk (anarchy), and
2. upper-middle class / convervative striving / fancy (bourgeois).
Here is an example of a logo that is more representational than I am looking for but that successfullly combines these two kinds of elements in an effective way: http://www.friendlyanarchist.com/
Note the combination of textures in the example -- a stencil look for the red balloon and the human figure but a more realistic look for the flowers. See also the different fonts and textures -- matte for the balloon stencil (it really looks stenciled), dark flat black for the words, bright 3D color for the flowers.
Example of textures / images that look "bourgeois" include: brass plaque, engraved stationary (I don't mean fancy filigree writing, what I mean is the texture of letterpress, think a lawyer's business card), Brooks Brothers (e.g., a regimental striped silk tie), madras plaid, a Lacoste polo shirt, the Goldman Sachs logo, khaki pants, shiny dark blue car paint, the New Yorker logo. Something bourgeois has a very finished, polished look.
Things that look anarchistic are sloppy ink / spray paint, violent contrast, bullet holes, explosions, stencil, torn fabric, military canvas, piercings. The look is unfinished, young, revolutionary.
Please remember to mix these textures / looks! It probably makes most sense for the word "Bourgeois" to look bourgeois, and the word "Anarchist" to look anarchistic.
Thanks, and good luck!
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