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Juneau's tourism operators and employees are first and foremost Juneau residents - your family members, friends and neighbors. We are committed to Tourism Best Management Practices because we sincerely want to protect the very qualities that make Juneau a great place to live and a great place to visit. It is simply good business for tourism businesses to protect the visitor experience. That's why we've spent the last decade addressing tourism issues in a proactive manner.
Many Juneau residents have heard of the TWG and the TAC - acronyms for the Tourism Working Group (1995-1997) and the Tourism Advisory Committee (1997-2000). In 1997 the TWG hatched the voluntary compliance program that became Tourism Best Management Practices (TBMP). The effort began as a 19-point plan to reduce the negative impacts of tourism in the neighborhoods where residents were affected, such as Fritz Cove, the Back Loop, 12th Street or Blueberry Hill.
The basic concept of TBMP is one of communication and cooperation to ensure that tourism operations are conducted in a community-friendly way. Tour operators and employees who sign on to TBMP agree to follow specific guidelines designed to alleviate traffic congestion, reduce noise and generally make our Juneau summer enjoyable for visitors and residents alike.
An integral part of the TBMP is the tourism hotline (586-6774, email@example.com). Instituted in May 1997, the hotline provides Juneau residents the opportunity to register complaints and operators the chance to correct problems. When residents call or e-mail the hotline with a specific complaint, the concern is communicated directly to the operator involved so the matter can be resolved. To ensure accountability, calls are cataloged and tracked.
For the past seven years, the TBMP has undergone extensive annual review. To formulate the guidelines, operators review the annual tourism hotline log to target trouble-spots. We also monitor public comments about tourism that deal with specific issues (at Assembly meetings, radio call-in programs and letters to the editor). Two public meetings are conducted prior to the start of the season to solicit additional input. The Assembly is also asked to comment before the guidelines are finalized.
The original document included measures designed to encourage responsible operator conduct to address traffic congestion, noise, air pollution and impacts from commercial use of trails. They also called on tour operators to keep Sandy Beach, the Auke Village Recreation Area and Twin Lakes free of commercial tours. Later, TBMP began suggesting standards for tourism operations and established some areas of the Borough as off-limits to commercial tourism.
It's understood that tourism operators are required to obey city, state and federal laws. TBMP is not about additional laws. Its focus is improving business practices to increase operator awareness that tourism activity can be annoying and disruptive if we don't take steps to respect our neighbors.
By most objective standards, the efforts are working:
Both independent and cruise visitors to Juneau report extremely high visitor experience satisfaction levels.
Objective, statistically valid data collected from random community opinion surveys demonstrates increased satisfaction with the Visitor Industry and a higher level of tolerance for tourism activities.
TBMP is included in the company training programs of all operators enrolled in the program.
Juneau's Tourism Best Management Practices program was recognized by the Georgia Institute of Technology's Economic Development Institute as a model management program for sustainable tourism.
When the original voluntary compliance guidelines were adopted, some believed they went too far in regulating business; others thought they did not go far enough. TBMP does not - and cannot - address every issue. TBMP is a cost-effective, proven strategy that deals with impacts operators can address directly as they occur throughout the season.
Bob Janes is the president and owner of Gastineau Guiding Company and a 40-year resident of Juneau. He writes on behalf of the 60 companies who participated in Tourism Best Management Practices in 2003.
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We offer friendly and efficient service at a competitive price. We guarantee our work and for your peace of mind you're protected through our professional indemnity insurance.
We are situated in Launceston, but service the entire state. For your convenience, we manage your transaction so that it is rarely necessary to meet with you, as contact through email, telephone, post and facsimile is usually all that is required. However, we understand that buying and selling property can be a daunting process, especially if you are a first time home buyer or seller. Therefore, we are more than happy to meet with you as often as you would like to answer any queries you may have and to fully guide you through the transaction.
Our office is situated at Suite 14, Hotel Grand Chancellor, 29 Cameron Street, in Launceston.
eL Conveyancing is owned by Erin Sims. Prior to commencing the business Erin had been employed in the legal profession for over 6 years.
Until recently Erin was an associate of one of the leading Launceston law firms, where she had practiced as a solicitor for more than 3 years after graduating from the University of Tasmania in 2003 with an Arts/Law (Honours) degree.
In 2009 Erin decided to specialise in conveyancing only, and to set up her own conveyancing practice. Erin has extensive experience in acting for both purchasers and vendors of real estate in Tasmania.
Lisa Robinson joined the firm in early 2014 after 29 years of working for two of Launceston's law firms, primarily in the conveyancing departments. She has been fortunate to have received invaluable training from a number of well known practitioners in the field.
Lisa works part-time and her role in the firm is primarily to assist with Contracts for Sale and Auction Conditions; to check and report on searches obtained from local Council, Lands Titles Office and other relevant organisations relating to purchase transactions.
Karen joined eL Conveyancing in December 2015 as our full time Settlements Clerk. Karen has a total of 30yrs work experience working within Local Government Offices and the Commonwealth Bank. For 7 years of her banking career she held the position of Settlements/Conveyancing Officer of property settlements including sales, purchases and refinances in Northern Tasmania. Prior to joining eL Conveyancing she worked with a local solicitors firm gaining experience in both residential and commercial conveyancing.
Maureen commenced with eL Conveyancing in 2009 soon after it commenced operation. She has more than 15 years experience in the conveyancing industry, having worked at a Launceston law firm in an administrative capacity for a significant period prior to starting with eL Conveyancing. Maureen's role also encompasses that of Office Manager.
Emma has worked on and off at two of the larger law firms in Launceston for the past 18 years. During that time she has gained experience in the conveyancing field and enjoys all aspects a conveyancing administration role has to offer. During her time out of the conveyancing industry Emma has raised her family and spent 3 years managing a successful cleaning business. Emma joined eL Conveyancing in March 2016 and is very happy to be part of the team. Emma primarily assists with Purchase transactions.
Maria joined EL Conveyancing in 2015 having worked in the real estate industry for the previous 3 years after having her family. Along with her knowledge of real estate she brings over 10 years' experience from a banking and legal background, having worked with a major bank and a Launceston law firm primarily involved in property settlements and mortgages. Maria is responsible for the day to day management of our Sale files.
Eliza joined EL Conveyancing in April 2016. This is her first job in the Conveyancing industry but you wouldn't know it as she advanced quickly within the EL team and is very proficient in her role. Eliza primarily assists with the day to day management of purchase transactions. Outside of work you will find her spending time with her friends and travelling.
Working for EL is Taylar's first time job. She commenced in 2017 after finishing one year of college. Taylar is our office junior and undertakes a variety of administrative tasks. Outside of work she plays netball for Generation Netball Club and enjoys travelling and spending time with friends and family.
Tania is excited to be a part of the EL Conveyancing team as their Accounts Manager. She had previously been working in the real estate industry Launceston as part of an administration team for 7 ½ years including 5 of those years as the Office Manager. Previous to this she was employed with Westpac for 10 ½ years working in all areas of the bank, from transaction enquires through to lending and online banking queries. From both of these roles, she has gained extensive experience with book keeping and account keeping.
Meegan joined eL Conveyancing in November 2016 following 5 years in the real estate industry where she held positions in both administration and residential property management roles. With a genuine interest in property and a passion for customer service Meegan joins us in an administration role and assists with both Sale and Purchase transactions.
Kellie joins us at our reception desk and assists our team in an administration role. Kellie intends to study Law and Commerce next year by distance and will continue to assist our team while at university. Previously Kellie was a life guard at the local aquatic centre and has travelled and worked in America. Kellie is excited to be given the opportunity to start her career at eL Conveyancing. Outside of the office you will find her out and about with friends and family.
Courtney joins our team on a casual basis and primarily assists with Purchase files. Prior to joining the eL Conveyancing team Courtney spent 7 years in real estate in a variety of roles including property sales and also holds a diploma in property.
We offer fixed price professional costs that we believe to be amongst the most competitive in the market.
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As part of the service we offer, we undertake various searches of the local Council, the Land Titles Office and other relevant organisations for information about the property you are selling or purchasing.
There are various fees attached to these searches.
Often there are also registration fees payable to the Land Titles Office.
You will need to budget for approximately $250.00 in fees and disbursements in addition to our professional costs.
This includes a fee of $164.30 to register the discharge of any mortgage registered against your property.
If you don't have a mortgage, your fees and disbursements will be approximately $90.00.
You will need to budget for approximately $600.00 in fees and disbursements in addition to our professional costs. This includes a fee of $203.05 to register the transfer of the property into your name/s.
In addition, you have to pay a government tax known as Stamp Duty on any purchase of property in Tasmania. The Stamp Duty payable varies according to the purchase price and increases as the purchase price increases. Click here to calculate the stamp duty payable.
While eL conveyancing will ensure your sale proceeds smoothly, there are still some things you will need to do.
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Overall there are more than 70 bloggers participating in this series, covering all kinds of topics related to children. Below you can find the rest of the participants in the "Learning through play" category, or you may want to browse through the entire series.
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A woman has described how she was "grabbed" by Jimmy Savile in the street when he was in Cardiff training for a half marathon 27 years ago.
The 47-year-old charity worker, who asked to be known only by her middle name, Josephine, said she was 19 when the Jim'll Fix It star grabbed her "roughly" outside Cardiff castle.
She said she finally chose to speak out after reading about two sexual offences reported to South Wales Police in the city, including one in which Savile indecently assaulted a 21-year-old woman in the city in 1964.
The other involves a boy and a girl – both under 16 – being sexually assaulted by the star in the city in the early 1970s.
At 5ft 1in and weighing eight stone, Josephine was a petite and "young-looking" 19-year-old in September 1985 when she was assaulted by the TV presenter on the city's Duke Street.
At the time, Savile was a familiar sight in the city, training regularly in the Bute Park area for that year's Cardiff half marathon.
Josephine, who lived with her parents in Leckwith, Cardiff, at the time, said: "We were going to see something at the New Theatre and my dad dropped us off by the castle.
"We were running late and really rushing. I couldn't expect my mum to run so I was stomping along ahead of her and as I was walking I was looking back over my shoulder to see where she was.
"While I was looking back, someone suddenly grabbed me and held on to my upper arms with a really strong grip."
At first, she said, she thought she was about to be mugged.
"You immediately think 'Am I being robbed?'" she said.
"Then I thought 'Is this someone who knows me?'
"But I turned around and it was Jimmy Savile.
"His face was really close to mine. I could feel his breath on my face. He put his head to one side and said 'hello there'.
"He was so close to me I was trying to lean away. I don't think I said a word the whole time. I was rooted to the spot.
"I can remember exactly what he was wearing, those little shorts he always wore and a white vest.
"I don't know how long it lasted. The next thing I knew my mum was coming up behind me and he realised I wasn't on my own and let me go.
"Then he carried on running in the direction of the river. He didn't say anything.
"I remember we both watched him run off and my mum said, 'I really thought he was going to kiss you'."
Josephine said there was a man with Savile at the time who she always believed had "frowned" at her, but she now thinks the man might have been frowning in response to the star's aggressive behaviour.
She said: "There was a man stood behind him – I thought he was his trainer or his minder, rather than a friend – and he was frowning.
"I always thought he was frowning at me in a sort of 'Why are you interrupting his training?' sort of way.
"Now I'm wondering if he was looking like that because he knew what Jimmy Savile was like.
"Over the years whenever Jimmy Savile showed up on TV for whatever reason my mum would straightaway say 'Do you remember that time?' and she looked very serious. We never joked about it."
When revelations over Savile's true nature began to emerge in October last year, Josephine, who now lives in Canton with her husband, said she shared the nation's shock.
"It was the shock of this guy who we all thought of as a national treasure," she said.
"Afterwards, when I thought about it the main thing I thought was that something similar could have happened to me if I had been on my own, if my mum hadn't been with me.
"I thought at the time this thing had just happened to me and that was it, but now I realise it was just the tip of the iceberg.
"When I read the article I thought 'What if anyone else has had a similar experience and maybe also got away?' Maybe there are other people he touched or tried to touch."
Until seeing the articles on Savile's Cardiff abuse, Josephine had not contacted police investigating Savile because she had not been a victim of sexual or indecent assault.
She has now made a report to South Wales Police.
When asked if she considered going to the police at the time in 1985, she said: "Definitely not.
"At the time, I didn't think it was something I could go to the police about. I didn't think it was a crime.
"I thought if I said something to the police about Jimmy Savile the reaction would be that he could not possibly be this person that I've described.
"But it changed my perception of him completely. That was the biggest thing for me."
She added: "I'm 47 and this happened just over 27 years ago and it has grown from this little thing that happened to me – just a little seed – into this massive thing.
"It is like a massive con. He was a massive conman. He fooled us all into thinking he is saintly but all this time it was a cover for him to go around and make people miserable, and in some cases ruin people's lives.
"You hear about these people who suffered terrible things at his hands, but there were probably also a lot of people who almost did.
"The good thing is that, when I have told people about it – and I was quite hesitant to say it and run him down – I have never had anyone say to me 'He couldn't have done that'.
"The reaction from everyone has always been the same as mine to what happened."
Josephine is now hoping more people will come forward with information, even if they were not themselves victims of a sexual offence.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said it will now be investing the incident, which was reported on January 14.
He added: "Anyone with information or concerns should call NSPCC on 0808 800 5000."


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The individual events (Normal Hill and Large Hill) work in the same fashion. The Top 15 in the World Cup Rankings automatically qualify. Beyond that, ski jumpers compete in a qualifying round with the Top 35 from the qualifying round moving on to the first round of the event, in which 50 ski jumpers compete. Jumps are scored by judges based on form, distance, style, and quality of landing.
After the first round, the bottom 15 competitors are eliminated, leaving 35 jumpers in the final round. For the top 35, their scores from the first round and second round are added together for their final total. The three with the highest combined scores win medals.
In 2006, Austrian Thomas Morgenstern beat fellow Austrian Andreas Kofler by 1 tenth of a point for the gold medal in Large Hill.
For the team competition, each team has four jumpers whose scores are combined. After the first round, the teams with the eight highest aggregate scores move on to the final round. First and final round scores from all eight jumps are aggregated and the three highest scoring teams earn medals.
Morgenstern and Kofler are still in the Top 10 in the world rankings and will surely be competitive in Vancouver. However, Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer and Simon Ammann of Switzerland are pacing the field in the World Cup standings and figure to be the prime contenders to medal.
US Hopefuls
The highest ranked US Ski Jumper, according to the World Cup rankings, is Nicholas Alexander at 73rd. The US doesn't have the rich ski jumping tradition that European countries do, but 20-year old Anders Johnson represents the US's best hope for a medal. Don't expect much out of the US jumpers - in Turino 55 of the top 60 (top 30 in each event) were Europeans. After finishing 14th out of 16 teams in the team event in Turino, the US would need a stellar performance to crack the top 8. In Turino, the top 11 teams were all European.
The Steelers n'at Pick: We like Simon Ammann of Switzerland to bring home the gold, just edging out Schlietenzauer, Morgenstern and Kofler. In the Team event, Austria is an absolute powerhouse, making them an easy gold medal pick, with Norway and Switzerland rounding out the medals. Germany could be a dark horse in the team competition.
Three Rivers Burgh Blog Pick: Alexander wins it. 73 is his lucky number so how can't you put your faith in him to win an event that the U.S. has pretty much no shot in winning at? Homerish, maybe. Smart? Hell yea. USA USA USA!


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'Bangladesh opposition misleading public on Indian project'July 19th, 2009 - 11:05 pm ICT by IANS
Dhaka, July 19 (IANS) Bangladesh's main opposition is "misleading" the people on the proposed Indian dam at Tipaimukh with data and information that is "flawed", said the head of the parliamentary team that will visit the project site in Manipur late this month.
Joining the battle on behalf of the government, Abdur Razzak, a freedom fighter and former water resources minister, hit out at the opposition leader and former prime minister Khaleda Zia for campaigning against the project on the basis of information that was "incorrect, imaginary and motivated", Star Online reported.
Citing a survey conducted by SNC Lavalin International, Northwest Hydrolic Consultant Ltd and four others consultant firms about the impact of the proposed Tipaimukh dam over Barak river, Razzak said, "The dam would rather put positive impact on Bangladesh," web site of The Daily Star quoted him as saying.
These studies were being deliberately concealed from the public by Zia and her colleagues, he alleged.
The information about the proposed Tipaimukh dam that the BNP gave Saturday at a seminar was flawed, Abdur Razzak said.
Razzak will lead a 10-member team that will visit New Delhi and be briefed by Water Resources Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal before proceeding to the site of the proposed dam in Manipur in India's northeastern region.
Razzak spoke to media a day after Zia and her arch rival, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, spoke at different forums on the subject.
The team with lawmakers, water resource experts and officials is scheduled to leave here July 29.
Zia has so far withheld nominating two law makers of her party and insisted that the team include "neutral" experts.
Her party has in the meantime joined protests by a section of environmentalists and NGOs who say the dam, if built by India, will have deleterious impact on Bangladesh's environment.
India proposes to construct the dam, 200 km upstream of Bangladesh border on river Barak to generate electricity for the energy-starved and underdeveloped northeastern region.
Barak flows into Bangladesh as two rivers, Surma and Kushiara before merging into Meghna river system.
- Khaleda Zia writes to Manmohan over Tipaimukh Dam project - Nov 23, 2011
- Citizens' group opposes sub-panel on Tipaimukh dam - Aug 30, 2012
- Bangladeshi envoy to visit India over dam project issue (Lead) - Nov 24, 2011
- Dhaka moots PM level talks if Indian dam found harmful - Jul 20, 2009
- Tipai team leaves for India - Jul 29, 2009
- Dhaka, New Delhi to discuss Tipaimukh dam next month - Aug 13, 2009
- India firm on Tipaimukh project - amid concerns across border - Jul 10, 2011
- No hasty decision on construction of Tipaimukh dam: Pala - Jul 16, 2010
- Dhaka opposition parties keep out of team to inspect Indian dam - Jul 26, 2009
- Hasina calls for unity to bargain better with India over Tipaimukh dam - Jul 19, 2009
- India assures Bangladesh on Tipaimukh project - Nov 22, 2011
- China supports Bangladesh-India talks on Tipaimukh dam - Jul 24, 2009
- Zia criticises India's Tipaimukh dam project again - Aug 03, 2009
- Bangladesh seeks joint study on India's Tipaimukh dam - Jul 28, 2009
- BNP to take up Tipaimukh issue with foreign governments - Jul 10, 2009
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In what started out as a prank, two Bronx students successfully Chris Hansen'ed their school's computer technician that gave them a creepy vibe. Straight out of an episode of "To Catch A Predator", the two students, decided to bait the teacher by using a fictitious profile of a 16 year old girl. "It started out as a little joke. People used to say things about him and I wanted to see if it was true," said one of the pranksters. "I never intended for him to get fired."
According to a report by the Special Commissioner of Investigation, the 16-year-old male-and-female detective duo told city investigators they created "Sarah Archer," a fake profile, "to engage Eckstein in conversation because they suspected that he behaved inappropriately with young girls".
Kevin Eckstein, a 38-year-old single father of two and computer technician at Cinema School, fell for the bait. Just like they knew he would. According to the New York Post:
Eckstein told the fake teen she was cute, invited her to visit him at the school and asked her out on dinner dates over several months last summer — though it was clear to him that she was 16, city investigators said. He also asked her what she did for fun and revealed his interest in photography immediately after she claimed to be a model, according to the investigation.
Although Eckstein denies any wrongdoing, and claims he was a victim of a prank by two students that didn't like him, his history with another student proves he's not so squeaky clean. Before this incident, Eckstein exchanged Facebook emails with a student that subsequently dropped out. During the investigation, the student claimed Eckstein invited her out to dinner several times last year. Taking both incidents into account, Eckstein was fired from his position on August 12, 2012.


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Sorry for the lack of an update this week – truth be told, I haven't had the greatest weeks with most of it spent lying on the sofa with the comfort of a quilt and watching endless hours of television (or at least trying to!!) feeling particularly dizzy, weak, nauseous and with frequent episodes of the 'room spinning' motion.
It started Wednesday evening and I believe that the deterioration in my condition was due to the afternoon I spent at 'Life 4 Living'; a local group I attend every week which promotes enjoyment, positivity and friendship. Don't get me wrong, I love my time at the group, and is something that I really look forward to, however, this week we had a local singer coming to the group to perform and so we left the confines of our usual room to conduct the session in the Day Centre's Main Hall.
Now as I may have mentioned before that one of the triggers that seem to affect me much more than anything else are high ceilings. The very first dizzy spell I experienced was in a DIY Superstore with vast ceilings and being in a place with high ceilings can bring on an attack of vertigo, causing my vision to become out of focus, balance becomes even more unsteady. I have no idea why these places affect me so much but they just do – if anyone knows any such explanation I would love to know!! The ceiling wasn't particularly, much lower than what you would find to expect in a superstore for example, but as there was dips within the ceiling itself – progressing from higher to lower and so on just threw me for a loop – as if it was too much visual stimuli for my brain to process!
Unfortunately for me everywhere and every new store that is opening up seems to be big vast and open as well as the problematic high ceilings – as if the world I live in now no longer is fit for me, a lot of places coming out-of-bounds for me and my condition, nowhere being accessible for people 'like' me.
We had prior warning to the change of venue and knew what it was like in there beforehand so I was able to bring my Mum along for support and to help me if taken unwell. On a positive note, I did manage to stay in the hall for the entire group session (close to 3 hours) but even so I uncomfortable and unwell the entire time, and my balance was really bad also – thank god Mum was there to get me drinks and to help me get my food from the buffet. As much as I did want there, I just wanted to enjoy myself with my Mum whom I do not get to go out with anymore on account with the severity of my symptoms as well as the awkwardness of spending a long amount of time out causes due to the weakness in my legs, and Mum was also looking forward to seeing the singer perform so didn't want to spoil it for her.
The most embarrassing part came towards the end of the afternoon when coming to leave my legs seized up on me causing me to crash to the floor!! But still a good time was had by all!
And since then, I have really gone downhill, legs weak I have hardly been able to stand and generally feeling weak and lethargic – as if those three short hours just took everything out of me. So here's to a quick recovery in time for volunteering Monday and especially to the next meeting of 'Life 4 Living'!!


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Good traditional restaurant serving freshly made local dishes and with a good selection of wines. It can get very busy on weekends, best enjoyed on weekdays and sitting outside under the pergola.
Good traditional restaurant serving freshly made local dishes and with a good selection of wines. It can get very busy on weekends, best enjoyed on weekdays and sitting outside under the pergola.
On our 1000km Giro d'Italia cycle ride, en route between Terni and Perugia, we were looking for somewhere for a simple lunch? Here, at Al Palazzaccio da Piero, we discovered that Italian's don't do simple lunches. We were given the warmest welcome by the three...More
This is not a fancy place, but rather very comfortable and welcoming. The food is fresh, rustic and made with great care. We like it so much we ate there 3 times in a week. In fact if I lived near here we would eat...More
Michael and Jill Tucker, in their book, Living in a Foreign Language, mention a restaurant near Spoleto, Umbria. It was about the only book on Italy in our little town's library. Coincidentally, we were heading to Spoleto - so we were determined to find it....More
We visited the three sisters on our last night in Italy. After reading about them in Michael Tucker's book, LIVING IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE we knew we wanted to eat there. Our hosts were absolutely lovely--they tolerated our choppy Italian and helped us order. As...More
We were told to try this restaurant our by a friend, so we did. It is run by 3 sisters, all very nice. The restaurant has a feeling like you are in your own home. Everything we tried on the menu was outstanding. But I...More
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Loved it! Chicken was to die for - roasted potatoes were heaven. Cozy atmosphere with fire place. The menu was translated into English, and although I don't think anyone really spoke English, we all were able to communicate just fine. Would love to go back.
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polkit_sysdeps_get_start_time_for_pid ()
polkit_uint64_t polkit_sysdeps_get_start_time_for_pid
Get when a process started.
Since 0.7
polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid ()
int polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid (pid_t pid,
Get the name of the binary a given process was started from.
Note that this is not necessary reliable information and as such shouldn't be relied on 100% to make a security decision. In fact, this information is only trustworthy in situations where the given binary is securely locked down meaning that 1) it can't be ptrace(2)'d; 2) libc secure mode kicks in (e.g LD_PRELOAD won't work); 3) there are no other attack vectors (e.g. GTK_MODULES, X11, CORBA, D-Bus) to patch running code into the process.
In other words: the risk of relying on constraining an authorization to the output of this function is high. Suppose that the program /usr/bin/gullible obtains an authorization via authentication for the action org.example.foo. We add a constraint to say that the gained authorization only applies to processes for whom /proc/pid/exe points to /usr/bin/gullible. Now enter /usr/bin/evil. It knows that the program /usr/bin/gullible is not "securely locked down" (per the definition in the above paragraph). So /usr/bin/evil simply sets LD_PRELOAD and execs /usr/bin/gullible and it can now run code in a process where /proc/pid/exe points to /usr/bin/gullible. Thus, the recently gained authorization for org.example.foo applies. Also, /usr/bin/evil could use a host of other attack vectors to run it's own code under the disguise of pretending to be /usr/bin/gullible.
Specifically for interpreted languages like Python and Mono it is the case that /proc/pid/exe always points to /usr/bin/python resp. /usr/bin/mono. Thus, it's not very useful to rely on that the result for this function if you want to constrain an authorization to e.g. /usr/bin/tomboy or /usr/bin/banshee.
If the information could not be obtained, such as if the given process is owned by another user than the caller, -1 is returned and out_buf will be set to "(unknown)". See also the function polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid_with_helper().
Since 0.7
polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid_with_helper ()
int polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid_with_helper
Like polkit_sysdeps_get_exe_for_pid() but if the given process is owned by another user, a setuid root helper is used to obtain the information. This helper only works if 1) the caller is authorized for the org.freedesktop.policykit.read authorization; or 2) the calling user is polkituser; or 3) the calling user is setegid polkituser.
So -1 might still be returned (the process might also have exited).
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What about the Children?
When it comes to marijuana and legalization, one of the most important questions
that is asked is "What about the children?"
That is our question too.
We feel that it is our children's future, their lives, and their world that we are jeopardizing by not utilizing this plant to the fullest.
We feel very strongly that we should stop lying to our children about Cannabis and trying to scare them into staying away from it. Education and open discussion will help our children learn to stay away from drugs, not fear.
We feel we can teach our children to stay away from drugs, while at the same time being honest in the education we provide. We can teach them that it is an adult decision to consume recreational drugs, and that they are allowed to make their own decisions when they become adults.
We feel we can help them to make educated choices when it comes to using recreational drugs and we want our loved ones, including our adult children, to have a safer recreational choice than alcohol and tobacco.
We are tired of hiding our own use, whether medical or recreational, while other parents can openly take narcotics, drink alcohol, and smoke tobacco. We feel we can teach our kids that drugs are not for children, unless the child is ill, and then, as with any medicine, you get it through the doctor.
We are disgusted by the toxic choices we are limited to through traditional pharmacuetical medications. We are tired of not having the option of a safer alternative for our families than dangerous prescription drugs. We are fed up with poisioning ourselves and our loved ones with these drugs because there is no other option "legally" available. We are tired of our medicine being on the streets, instead of a pharmacy where it belongs.
We feel that we can teach our children to stay out of the medicine cabinet or out of the alcohol in the fridge and we can also teach our children to stay away from of our Cannabis.
We are tired of our children being arrested and locked away. We are tired of seeing the lives of our children, their educations, and their futures ruined because of their decision to experiment with a harmless plant instead of alcohol or harder drugs.
We are sickened as we watch money being stripped away from our schools while the cost of this global drug war continues to skyrocket.
We are fed up with the violence, the cost, the risks, and the inaccessibility of the black market. We are tired of contributing to the blackmarket because it's our only option available.
We are disgusted by the capability our children have in purchasing this drug because drug dealers do not check I.D. and are fed up with our children being exposed to hard and dangerous drugs because the blackmarket is the gateway, not Marijuana.
We are sick of being afraid that our children will be taken from us because of our use of anontoxic plant. We are fed up with having to justify our use, or even stop our use, because of our own fears of persecution.
We are done with society saying that we are bad mothers and are putting our children in danger. We know that we are good mothers, who care about our children, and this plant is not dangerous! The War on Drugs is dangerous.
We know that the Cannabis plant is not just about the drugs found in the flowers. We feel that its other uses also need to be discussed openly, and honestly, in every possible way. We are fed up with using non-biodegradable products derived from petroleum when there is a safe, renewable, biodegradable, sustainable, and versatile resource available.
We are tired of this issue being skirted around, and laughed at, by our lawmakers.
And we demand that it is time to take advantage of this valuable resource and provide our world with another crop, new "green" products, and a new source of jobs, taxes, and revenue.
We are moms and our number one concern is our children. We have done the research, we have analyzed all evidence, and after using logical and critical thinking, we have decided that we are moms for Marijuana.
But we are also more than just mothers. We are fathers, sons, and daughters, too.
We are of every gender, nationality, race, ethnicity, social class, education, and religion. We are everyone who cares about the future of our society, the future of our planet, and especially the future of our children. And we are fed up with the ignorant, hateful stereotypes and false stigmas that surround this plant.
It is time to thoroughly research and openly discuss EVERYTHING about the Cannaibs plant. It is time to make Cannabis consumption beneficial to our society and to start thinking about future of our children. It is time to talk about this.
This is a compilation of viewpoints and opinions from concerned parents around the world who want the war against the Cannabis plant and culture to end.
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Bradley's future 2012–2017: Structuring success
The University has big plans for the next five years.
Bradley's got game
The Princeton Review includes Bradley on its list of top schools for video game design.
Accounting for success
Bradley's accounting students have one of the highest first-time pass rates in the state for the CPA exam.
Centers' new directors help navigate health and law careers
The Pre-Professional Health and Pre-Law centers help students prepare for careers.
Westlake construction winding down
The new and improved Westlake Hall is slated to open in the fall.
Graduates look ahead
Several hundred students received degrees in December.
Weinberg left mark on Bradley and Peoria
PHIL WEINBERG, HON '73 was a true Renaissance man, leading two Colleges at Bradley.
Ukraine welcomes Fulbright Scholar
Dr. JENNY TRIPSES '73 is spending the semester on a Fulbright scholarship in Ukraine.
Prestigious Navy path for May grad
BRYCE RANDALL '12 is embarking on a career with the U.S. Navy's Naval Reactors Engineer program.
Lincoln laureate
KATHLEEN CLEMENS '12 is this year's Lincoln Laureate.
Global Game Jam comes to campus
Students had 48 hours to create a game from start to finish as part of an international competition.
Honoring Peace Corps volunteer posthumously
John and Joan O'Sullivan are dedicating the Blythe O'Sullivan Studio Theatre in memory of their daughter BLYTHE O'SULLIVAN '04.
Rolling with robots
The Renaissance Coliseum was filled with high school robotics teams during the opening of the FIRST Robotics Competition.


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- Alpert, Geoffrey P., and William C. Smith. "How Reasonable is the Reasonable Man?: Police and Excessive Force." Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, fall 1994, p. 481.
- Hall, Kermit L., ed. The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States. New York: Oxford University Press, 1992.
- Stuntz, William J. "The Uneasy Relationship Between Criminal Procedure and Criminal Justice." Yale Law Journal, October 1997, p. 1.


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Tickets are still available for the annual Darwin Day lecture at University College, London on Tuesday 12 February. This year's lecture will be given by Tim Lewens, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge and author of Darwin, an acclaimed "philosophical introduction to Darwin". He'll be lecturing on the subject "Charles Darwin: a philosophical naturalist", and the session will be chaired by none other than Professor Richard Dawkins.
So, that's Tuesday 12 February, 6.30-8pm in the Darwin Lecture Theatre, University College London, Gower St, WC1. Tickets can be obtained from the British Humanist Association by calling them on 020 7079 3580. It's £5 for BHA members, and £7.50 for non-members. For more information you can email firstname.lastname@example.com
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TAB board embraces higher offer
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The acrimonious battle for control of NSW gaming and wagering firm TAB appears to be over, after Tabcorp yesterday gained the support of TAB's board by offering an extra 10c cash for each share.
The cash and scrip bid was worth $4.81 as of yesterday, valuing TAB at $2.17 billion and the merged firm at just under $7 billion, excluding the $947 million cash payout to TAB shareholders.
In a joint statement yesterday TAB's board unanimously supported the revised offer, which is conditional on Tabcorp reaching the 90 per cent level of acceptances that is needed for compulsory acquisition.
"The board is pleased that Tabcorp's increased offer has recognised the significant value that has been created by TAB since its listing in 1998," TAB chairman Graham Kelly said.
CommSec analyst Derek Francis said: "I think it was sensible for Tabcorp to do this. They will actually emerge as the biggest winners from this consolidation."
Tabcorp chief executive Matthew Slatter said the focus now was on getting TAB's shareholders over the line, but the rise in share prices yesterday indicated a "positive endorsement by the market".
Both TAB and Tabcorp's stock closed at all-time highs yesterday. TAB shares gained 10c to close at $4.79, while Tabcorp added 23c to close at $13.56.
The endorsement of TAB's board is expected to smooth the acceptance of the bid by the firm's retail investors, who hold nearly half the stock. Institutional investors have also indicated support for the new offer.
One large fund manager which wished to remain anonymous said that it had accepted Tabcorp's offer.
Anton Tagliaferro, head of Investors Mutual, said the firm will "most probably" accept the new offer. "I guess that's the best bid that could be extracted," he said. "It's a very good result."
While all the recent acrimony was forgiven yesterday, TAB's 174,000 shareholders who hold the minimum 257 shares may wonder what all the fuss is about.
The new bid will give them an extra $25.70 cash for their stakes, which have risen in value by about 62 per cent since April last year.
Tabcorp and TAB were not the only companies to gain from yesterday's announcement.
The biggest percentage gain on the day was recorded by UNiTAB, which last month agreed to withdraw its bid for TAB. That followed an agreement that Tabcorp will sell TAB's gaming business, and some of its own gaming assets, to UNiTAB for $215 million, if its bid for TAB is successful.
UNiTAB shares gained 3 per cent, adding 22c to close at at $7.75. The Queensland company, which is now valued at more than $1 billion, is expected to be the next target in a consolidating wagering market.
Hunter Green director Charlie Green said a takeover bid for UNiTAB is a matter of when, not if, and Tabcorp might face competition for it.
Tabcorp still faces issues in relation to the merger.
These include patching up the damaged relationship between TAB's Sky Channel and the Sydney thoroughbred racing clubs, which have commenced setting up their own broadcaster in the absence of a broadcast rights deal with Sky.
Mr Slatter said that Tabcorp had had some preliminary discussions with the clubs earlier this year and these would continue at a later date.
Tabcorp also extended its bid to close on June 23.


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Why God would need to communicate with humans in such a bizarre fashion?
I don't know ... it always strikes me as being very strange that Christians believe God is TRYING to communicate something vital to humans in the worst way and yet .... he is incapable of expressing himself in a clear concise fashion which EVERYONE can understand. He created the universe and life but is somehow unable to communicate with what he made in a way that his creation can easily understand. When one points this out to Christians, the stock reply is that "non-believers" don't understand because they don't have the holy spirit. If that's the case, then it can't be very important for anyone to understand these enigma non-sense writings; they would only be some kind of accessory for a few elites to munch on.
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Bulldogs squeak past Razorbacks
D.J. Shockley completed 6-of-10 passes for 74 yards and a touchdown as the No. 4 Georgia Bulldogs got past the Arkansas Razorbacks 23-20 on Saturday afternoon.
Despite the loss, the Razorbacks were still able to cover the 16.5-point spread. The game's combined score fell UNDER the posted total (50).
Brannan Southerland had a touchdown on the ground for the Bulldogs and Brandon Coutu kicked three-field goals.
Darren McFadden rushed for 194 yards and two touchdowns on 31 carries for the Razorbacks.


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Born the son of a yeoman farmer in 1642 at Sketchley, Leicestershire, England, Edward Taylor crossed the Atlantic in 1668 and landed in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He was admitted with advanced standing to Harvard College, graduating in 1671. Taylor roomed with Samuel Sewall, the judge who later presided at the Salem witch trials. While in Cambridge, Taylor wrote two elegies and delivered a verse declamation upon graduation.
Initially, following graduation, Taylor was destined to become a resident scholar at Harvard. He was urged by Increase Mather to accept an invitation to minister on the frontier in Westfield, Mass. which was then considered a wilderness town. The night before he was to set on the desperate winter journey by foot, he went to take his leave of Harvard President Charles Chauncy. Taylor's diary reports: "His love was so much expressed that I could scarce leave him, and well it may be so for he told me in plain words that he knew not how to part with me." After acute indecision, Taylor left with Thomas Dewey, the Westfield church's representative, for the frontier. They departed on November 27, 1671, after snowfall, as described in Taylor's diary: "The snow being above mid-leg deep, the way unbeaten, or the track filled up again, and over rocks and mountains about 100 miles." Before the year was out, President Charles Chauncy died.
Taylor's influence on Westfield was profound. He served in Westfield until his death 58 years later—as minister at the First Congregational Church, doctor, farmer, clerk, strategist to prevent Indian attacks, and poet. As such, he is considered the first "employee" of the Town (now City) of Westfield. By 1673 Taylor had a parsonage and a new, small meeting-house, built to serve also as a fort during the Indian troubles. Following the end of King Philip's War in 1676, Taylor was able to focus on organizing his church. Taylor's parishioners were called to worship with the beat of a drum. His wife, Elizabeth Fitch, from Norwich, CT, bore eight children, five of whom died in infancy. He and his second wife, Ruth Wyllys, had six children.
He continued to write meditations of devotion most often related to the sacred sacrament of communion. His fame is the result of two works, the Preparatory Meditations (written 1682-1725) and Gods Determinations touching his Elect (written 1682?). But he also wrote many other poems during his long life – his poetry is replete with imagery drawn from the farm and from the countryside of both Old and New England – and he was an indefatigable preacher. Over sixty of his sermons are extant as well as a long treatise, The Harmony of the Gospels. Many consider Taylor "the most prolific poet of America's first two hundred years."
Nevertheless, Taylor forbade his family to publish the works which he had composed and preserved. His self-bound two volumes remained in the collections of the Yale Library (now the Beinecke Rare Book Library) for more than two centuries. When Professor Thomas H. Johnson examined them, he edited The Poetical Works of Edward Taylor for publication. Almost overnight Taylor poems "established him almost at once and without quibble as not only America's finest Colonial poet but as one of the most striking writers in the whole range of American literature."
"Taylor transcended his frontier circumstances," biographer Norman S. Grabo has observed, "not by leaving them behind, but by transforming them into intellectual, aesthetic, and spiritual universals."
Make me, O Lord, thy Spining Wheele compleate.
Thy Holy Worde my Distaff make for meet
Make mine Affections thy Swift Flyers neate
And make my Soule thy holy Spoole to bee.
My Conversation make to be thy Reele
And reele the yarn thereon spun of thy Wheele.
Make me thy Loome then, knit therein this Twine:
And make thy Holy Spirit, Lord, wince quills:
Then weave the Web thyselfe. The yarn is fine.
Thine Ordinances make my Fulling Mills.
Then dy the same in Hcavenly Colours Choice,
All pinks with Varnisht Flowers of Paradise.
Then cloath therewith mine Understanding, Will,
Affections, Judgment, Conscience, Memory
My Words, and Actions, that their shine may fill
My wayes with glory and thee glorify.
Then mine apparel! shall display before yee
That I am Cloathd in Holy robes for glory.
Line 1: Compleate, fully equipped; without defect.
Line 8: Winde quills, fill spools with thread or yarn.
Line 9: Web, cloth.
Line 10: Fulling Mills, mills where cloth is beaten and cleaned.
Line 12: Pinkt, adorned, shining
Thou sorrow, venom Elfe.
Is this thy play,
To spin a web out of thyselfe
To catch a Fly?
For Why
I saw a pettish wasp
Fall foule therein.
Whom yet thy Whorle pins did not clasp
Lest he should fling
His sting.
But as affraid, remote
Didst stand hereat
And with thy little fingers stroke
And gently tap
His back .
Thus gently him didst treate
Lest he should pet,
And in a froppish, waspish heate
Should greatly fret
Thy net.
Whereas the silly Fly,
Caught by its leg
Thou by the throate tookst hastily
And 'hinde the head
Bite Dead.
This goes to pot, that not
Nature cloth call.
Strive not above what strength hath got
Lest in the brawle
Thou fall.
This Frey seems thus to us.
Hells Spider gets
His intrails spun to whip Cords thus
And wove to nets
And sets.
To tangle Adams race
In's stratigems
To their Destructions, spoil'd, made base
By venom things
Damn'd Sins.
But mighty, Gracious Lord
Thy Grace to breake the Cord, afford
Us Glorys Gate
And State.
We'l Nightingaile sing like
When pearcht on high
In Glories Cage, thy glory, bright,
And thankfully,
For joy.
Line 6: Pettish, ill-humored.
Line 8: Whorle, part of a spinning wheel.
Line 17: Pet, take offense, react negatively.
Line 18: Froppish, fretful.
Line 19: Fret, destroy.
Line 26: Pot, put up, preserve.
Line 31: Frey (fray), alarm, terror; assault.
Line 33: Whip Cords, thin, tough hempen cord.
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Knowing Where God Is At Work
Title: KNOWING WHERE GOD IS AT WORK
Text: Isa. 46:11; 14:24, 27
As you look back, can you identify times when God was trying to get your attention to reveal where He was at work? If you don't recognize it at the beginning, sometimes it slides right on by us and we miss the opportunity to join God in His work. We need a more sensitive heart to respond to God's slightest prompting.
So, my goal this morning is to help you recognize where God is working so you can join Him. If we are going to join Him, we need to know where God is working. The Bible tells us there are things only God can do. We need to identify them, then when we see them, we can know with confidence that that is God's activity. Let's pause right now and ask God to open our spiritual eyes so we can know when He's at work. PRAY!
The first thing we need to do is…
A. John 6:44 says that no one can come to Christ except that the Father draws him. That means no one pursues spiritual things unless God is at work in their life.
B. So, when you have a friend asking about spiritual things, you know God is working in them.
C. Jesus was always looking for where the Father was working, even in crowds. The crowd is not the harvest field…the harvest field is within the crowd! Lk. 19:1-5
1. Jesus saw the harvest field in the crowd…it was sitting in the tree.
2. Maybe he thought, "Nobody would seek after Me with that kind of earnestness unless My Father is at work in his heart." So Jesus singled him out of the crowd to have a divine encounter with him.
3. The result is that salvation came to Zacchaeus' entire household that night!
Application: Folks, salvation will result when you join the activity of God in someone to whom you see the Holy Spirit working!
D. Where else can we look for the work of God? John 16:8
1. When you see someone under conviction about their sin…desiring to be righteous, but know they are not…or feeling fear about a coming judgment…beloved, jump on the wagon, because God is at work!
Application: What is God doing where you work? In your home? In your neighborhood? Is the Holy Spirit prompting you of someone He is working in right now? I urge you to join His work…He is wanting to draw them to the Father and He needs your help!
E. Yes, Ralph, I see God working! How do I join Him? You start by praying! Ask the Father to show you want He is doing; ask for doors of opportunity to share with them; pray for opportunities to minister to them in love.
1. After you get off your knees, watch to see what God does next!
2. Watch to see what they say when they come to you.
3. Folks, what we need to do is to make the connection between our prayers and what happens next! If we don't make the connection, we will miss the answer to our prayer…we will miss the door of opportunity!
F. Next, ask probing questions that will reveal what is happening in their life. (Write these down!)
1. How can I pray for you?
2. Do you want to talk?
3. What is your greatest challenge?
4. What is the most significant thing happening in your life right now?
5. What is God bringing to surface in your life?
6. Has God laid a burden on you?
G. Next, listen for statements that reveal God's work in their life; that God may be causing them to seek after Jesus, or bringing them under conviction of their sin.
H. Then be ready to make whatever adjustments are necessary to join God in what He is doing!
A. When you see God working in your life, or someone else's, you can be assured that what He initiates, He will complete. Isa. 46:11; 14:24, 27
B. God says that if He ever lets His people know what He is about to do…it's as good as done! God will bring it to pass! 1 Kings 8:54-56; Phil. 1:6
C. What God speaks, He guarantees it will come to pass!
Application: Do you understand the implications of what I just said? That means when He tells you what He is going to do, you can move forward in confidence because He's going to complete it!!
A. When God spoke to Moses, what he did next was crucial. After Jesus spoke to the disciples, what they did next was crucial. What you do next after God reveals what He is about to do…is crucial!
B. Don't be like Moses and go into a long discussion as to why you can't join Him! That mistake limited Moses for the rest of his life! Instead of being the spokesman, Moses had to speak through his brother Aaron to the people.
C. Beloved, listen to me carefully: I urge you to carefully consider what God is saying to you on a regular basis. If God speaks and you hear but do not respond, a time could come when you will not hear His voice! Disobedience can lead to a "famine of hearing the words of God." Amos 8:11-12
D. Let Samuel be your example of listening and responding to every word God gives you: 1 Sam. 3:19 Don't let a single word from the Lord fail to bring adjustments in your life! Then God will do in you, and through you everything He says.
Let me conclude with an insight from one of Jesus' parables. In Luke 8 is the parable of the sower and the seeds. The seed that fell on the good soil represented one who heard the word of God, retained it, and produced fruit. Now, listen carefully to Jesus' words about His application of the parable: Lk. 8:15-18 *v.18
If you hear the Word of God and do not apply it to produce fruit in your life, even what you think you have will be taken away! Be careful how you listen to God! Determine now that when the Spirit of God speaks, you are going to do what He says!
Listen to the words of the prophet Malachi: "'I the Lord do not change…From the days of your fathers you have turned aside from My statutes and have not kept them. Return to Me, and I will return to you,' says the LORD of hosts."
The promise of the Lord of hosts is that if you change your heart, and listen to the prompting of the Holy Spirit, He will return once again to whisper His will in your ear!
Oh, beloved! Don't miss out on the moving of our mighty God! Soften your heart…tune your ear…and make a determination of your will to join the work of God!


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Every fall, my mother's second grade class takes a field trip to Acme Bread Company. She always calls me up the weekend before, wherever I happen to be, and invites me along for the fun. And every year until this one, I had some sort of conflict on the day they were going.
Furthermore, having been gluten free for a while now, it was hard to get excited about touring a bakery — I feared the whole thing would just be a big tease. Looking at all of that beautiful, artisan bread, with nary a GF option sounded like torture. But I've been trying out a few wheaty things lately, and not feeling bad — it appears that my gluten sensitivity may have been all in my head.
Or not. Who knows. In any case, I've never tested positive for allergies to any food group, and I'm a firm believer in moderation in all things. Rest assured, most of my recipes featured here will still be gluten-free, but I'll be letting my hair down a bit when it comes to eating out with friends, celebrating special occasions, touring famous bakeries with a bunch of seven-year-olds . . . that sort of thing. Who knows, I might even try my hand at baking some wheaty things of my own again — those no-knead breads I made a while back were big hits around here!
The trip to Acme Bread Company was a total kick — I arrived just on time to meet my mom's class, and was greeted by an adorable tableau of parents and students in light blue hair nets, listening attentively as Claudio, baker and expert tour guide, walked them through the do's and don'ts of touring the facility. Donning a hairnet of my own, I followed the group inside to begin the tour.
The bakery employs a combination of old-world baking skills and impressive technology to turn out hundreds of beautiful, burnished loaves every day. While the equipment is powerful, no part of the process is fully automated — a baker must be present for much of the journey from dough to bread, and every loaf involves hands-on skill. Turning dough into a properly-shaped baguette or boule is no small feat, but you'd have no idea watching Claudio's effortless, double-fisted technique. I watched in awe as he shaped two boules at the same time, one with each hand. I really don't think the second graders grasped just how cool that was — as I learned during a trial shift at Arizmendi last spring, shaping one loaf at a time is challenging enough!
After demonstrating his mad dough skills, Claudio lead us into the room which houses both of Acme's enormous ovens. The one used for baking their baguettes and rolls takes up the better part of a room, and it comes equipped with an impressive array of timers and gauges — the bakers are able to monitor not just temperature, but also the oven's humidity during the baking process. Gargantuan bread peels and a cleaning brush hang from hooks above the oven — Claudio used these to show us how loaves are loaded into the oven, then removed to cool before being loaded into the iconic white delivery truck waiting just outside.
As we left the bakery, Claudio handed each of us our own mini-loaf of pain epi, a.k.a. pull-apart bread. Shatteringly crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside, it was a great example of simple food done well. Hats off to Acme for turning out a consistently delicious product, and for allowing visitors to have a look at what goes into their artisan breads!


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Golden Globe and Academy Award winner Dame Maggie Smith has agreed to be part of season four of the hit British soap Downton Abbey! But there was some not so good news for U.S. fans of "Downton" as well!
According to VanityFair.com: "Smith will return to Downton for its next installment—even if the Crawleys are forced to downsize into a depressingly normal-sized manor house near Durham. Apparently, series creator Julian Fellowes considered the 78-year-old Dame Commander to be a flight risk. Last summer he told press that the actress had not signed on to a fourth tour with the period drama: "With Maggie, you never know . . . Other actors sign on for the next series and they sign for this and they sign for that, but she doesn't. She stays her own person."
However in the bad news department for fans in the United States, who were hoping to be looped in to the series at the same time its first airs on ITV in Great Britain, PBS and Masterpiece Classic have announced that even though the series did huge numbers for its season three premiere a few weeks ago, it will more than likely continue to run in the U.S. nearly four months after it does overseas, and that according to PBS chief Paula Kerger.
So are you happy that the Dowager Countess lives on and thus Maggie Smith can continue to delight us with her performances? And, are you upset that you basically have to try to avoid anything on the Internet regarding the cast and series spoilers since the third season and the upcoming fourth season will air in the U.S. so far out after the series first airs in the U.K? Weigh-in!


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Rider Broncs vs Fairfield Stags Betting Matchup Report
Fairfield Stags vs Rider Broncs Odds
Earning a win and covering the posted spread will be the goals for Fairfield when they take on the Rider Broncs on Sunday in college hoops betting action.
The Stags will try to spoil to the party on Sunday; they are 1-5-2 ATS against the number this season, while the Broncs are 4-4 ATS. Fairfield is 1-2 on the totals; Rider is 1-3.
View Fairfield vs Rider Odds and Stats.
Betting Line:
On the opening NCAA basketball line for this matchup, Rider sat as 4.5-point favorites over at 5Dimes. Also, check out the current total, which often goes up first at online sportsbook BetOnline.
Power Rankings / Prediction:
The Odds Shark Power Rankings have the Broncs at No. 135 and the Stags at No. 281 heading into this contest. Handicapping models at Odds Shark project a 69-62 result in favor of the Broncs.
How They Match Up:
Offensively, the game matches up Rider's No. 173 nationally ranked offense (68.5 points per game) against a Stags defense that sits as the No. 181 at 66.2 PPG. The Broncs have been averaging 44.4% from the field, more than the Stags have managed so far this season (42.5% on average).
Comparing how these foes stack up statistically, Fairfield owns the country's No. 111-rated mark, allowing 65.8 points per game on the highway. Rider, on the other hand, rates No. 311 in scoring at home.
Fairfield was a 67-55 loser in their most recent outing at home against Canisius. They failed to cover the 4-point spread as favorites. Fairfield got 11 points from Derek Needham but lost anyway, 67-55, to Canisius on Friday at Webster Bank Arena.
In their last action, Rider was a 62-56 winner on the road against Siena. They covered the 4-point spread as favorites. The Broncs grabbed a 62-56 win over the Saints on Friday, behind a 20-point effort from Anthony Myles at Times Union Center.
Fairfield Stags Trends:
When playing on Sunday are 7-3
Before playing Wisc-Milwaukee are 1-0
After playing Canisius are 7-3
After a loss are 8-2
Rider Broncs Trends:
When playing on Sunday are 6-4
Before playing Princeton are 2-1
After playing Siena are 4-6
After a win are 4-6
A few Stags at Broncs trends to consider:
Fairfield is 2-4 SU in its last 6 games when playing on the road against Rider
Fairfield is 2-5 SU in its last 7 games on the road
Fairfield is 1-4-2 ATS in its last 7 games on the road
Rider is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Rider's last 5 games when playing Fairfield
Rider is 9-3 SU in its last 12 games at home
Rider is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games when playing at home against Fairfield
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Yeng Guiao didn't dare come up with predictions after this one, he just said something close to one.
"This is just one game," Guiao said, moments after his Rain or Shine crew worked hard in pounding out a 91-83 decision of San Mig Coffee last night for a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven Final Four series in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Araneta Coliseum.
Never mind if the Elasto Painters looked dominant in controlling practically all departments of the match and breaking away in the latter part of the third quarter to win pulling away.
"It's still too early, this is a seven-game series," Guiao said. "But if you win the first game, you have a close to 70% chance of winning the series. You want any kind of edge you can get in this kind of situation." Jeff Chan finally worked his way out of his slump and exploded for 13 points in the first period and finished with 18 points with Paul Lee and Larry Rodriguez shooting 15 each.
This Final Four matchup is special since this is a repeat of the Governors' Cup title series that the Painters won in seven games.
In that series, Guiao predicted a Rain or Shine victory despite losing Lee to a dislocated shoulder shortly before the Game 2 buzzer and a 2-0 lead.
The Painters appeared to have the number of the Mixers as far as Game 1 went and their defense held the usually prolific duo of Peter June Simon and James Yap to a combined 23 points.
Yancy de Ocampo led the Mixers with 17 points and Marc Pingris added 14, but the strange thing about Game 1 was that the towering frontline of San Mig lost the battle of the boards, 48-46.
Rain or Shine also played better as a team, moving the ball well on the way to 20 assists, and coupled with the rebounding department win, Guiao said he has reasons to be very happy.
"Our biggest concern coming into this game was rebounding and I think we've done well in that department," Guiao said. "We just needed to work harder than they did to at least equalize off the boards." Also taking a 1-0 lead was defending champion Talk 'N Text, which got a huge three-pointer from Ryan Reyes with 14.3 seconds remaining for a 66-65 decision of hard-fighting Alaska.
Reyes drilled a wide-open triple off a Jason Castro feed with just two seconds left on the 24-second shotclock and the Tropang Texters then botched the potential game-winning play by the Aces.
Tony dela Cruz a veteran who showed immaturity in the last Alaska play, elected to take a hurried long jumper under heavy pressure with still a lot of time left on the clock, dooming the Aces.
Alaska actually had a 65-61 lead with 2:34 to go only to go scoreless the rest of the way.
"This is what (champion) teams are made of, you have to win games like this," coach Norman Black said. "This is a very difficult win for us. I am happy because we ground it out. It became a defensive struggle and that's what normally happens in the playoffs." Grind it out was putting it mildly, as the Texters, seeking to become the first team in 30 years to win the all-Filipino title three straight seasons, were held to their lowest output of the season.
The combined scores of both squads was also the lowest in the tournament.
Yeng Guiao didn't dare come up with predictions after this one, he just said something close to one.