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THERE were no surprises when Football Federation Australia announced its four-year, $160 million television deal yesterday, but that didn't stop the game's chiefs from proclaiming it a landmark moment.
Almost all the details were known well before the announcement and, in truth, the figures were agreed several months beforehand.
Only a combination of late fine-tuning and some minor haggling meant that it dragged on until now.
That wait aside, all the parties looked rapt at the announcement at FFA's Sydney headquarters. Fox Sports chief executive Patrick Delaney confidently predicted that the investment would be great value for money. SBS's managing director Michael Ebeid hailed football's return to its ''spiritual home'' after a decade-long absence.
However, the FFA chairman Frank Lowy was perhaps the most pleased, saying it was a ''bloody good day'' after some lean years at the helm.
''I'm happy, let's put it that way,'' Lowy said. ''Of course you would like to have more, but I think we are very happy with it.
''The average yearly licence fee is double the annual fee for the existing broadcasting arrangement. This is great news for Australian football.''
The FFA's newly appointed chief executive David Gallop was bullish about what the agreement meant for the game. ''The former sleeping giant of Australian sport is awake,'' he said. ''He's out of bed, he's in the street and now has some cash in his pockets.''
Delaney said negotiations were frequently quite tense before the deal was done.
''Rest assured, they've got every cent we're able to provide,'' he said. ''But we do that willingly. The FFA has been very open with us in the way the money has been spent. It's good. It's an investment in the future, and, gee, it's an entertaining investment.''
Australian football's most iconic television figure, SBS presenter Les Murray, said the arrangement ''may just be a three-way marriage made in heaven''.
''SBS also has form in living happily with a pay-TV partner. This was the case when both SBS and Fox Sports broadcast the English Premier League through three rights contracts from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s,'' he said. ''This happy symbiosis can now resume, and is bound to bring enormous benefits to the league and the game.''
Lowy was initially reluctant to expand on what the new deal meant for A-League players, only saying ''existing salary cap arrangements will not change'', before expanding in a supplied statement.
''The players deserve whatever they can get. They are working very hard; they do a good job. But as I understand, the current average salary is about $110,000.
''I don't think that will increase greatly. What we have to do first is make the clubs sustainable. Without the clubs, there is no football. They [players] have to do their own jobs, and they are doing very well now.
''They have to do [their] job, and not to try to gouge more from here and there, because there is no gouging around. There's not enough money for that.''
Professional Footballers Australia welcomed the deal but let it be known that they felt it was largely attributable to improving playing standards.
''There is little doubt, however, that the players, through the quality of their performances, have contributed significantly to this outcome,'' the PFA's chief executive Nick Holland said. ''Critically, we must continue to invest in the development and support of our players if we are to be competitive in a domestic, regional and international sense''.
A-League club owners welcomed the television deal with the hope that it would end some tough financial days. ''It must be remembered that most, if not all, of the A-League clubs have recorded significant losses in recent years, so these arrangements will enable the clubs to reverse that situation somewhat and hopefully generate profits, which can be reinvested back into the game, which is important for the long-term viability of the clubs and the league,'' Perth Glory's owner Tony Sage said.
Central Coast Mariners chairman Peter Turnbull said the ''expectation is that the new TV contract will cover 100 per cent of the salary cap'' and that such an deal should ''go some way to alleviating the financial losses incurred by club owners since the establishment of the A-League''.


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How'd Mashable and founder Pete Cashmore do it? With:
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Part of an ongoing series on obesity in America
OK, so you're overweight. So are two-thirds of all Americans. Maybe you need a nudge to get going on a diet and exercise plan. Maybe you've thought about talking with your doctor about weight-loss strategies. Well, a number of studies suggest you're probably not getting the advice you need.
Many patients say their doctors don't spend enough time, if any, talking with them about losing weight. But doctors often complain that when they do bring up the issue, nothing changes.
Lisa Flowers says weight is something she wishes her doctor would address more directly. At 47, Flowers stands 5 foot 7 and weighs nearly 300 pounds. She wasn't always obese. But after she had a baby five years ago and moved from Washington, D.C., to Delaware, she says her workout and eating habits got off track.
Flowers says she's brought up her weight with her doctor, but the topic is "kind of avoided, almost as if he's uncomfortable."
"It's sort of a beating around the bush kind of thing," she says.
Her doctor, on the other hand, insists that he and Flowers have discussed her weight and strategies to help her shed pounds. But that's not clear in Flowers' medical chart.
What is clear, says Yale University psychologist Rebecca Puhl, is that this kind of disconnect between doctors and patients is all too common. Puhl says just one-third of doctors surveyed say they talk with patients about losing weight. That means two-thirds don't.
"When we consider that two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese, these numbers should be higher," says Puhl, who studies weight-related stigma. "Even patients who are obese report they're not receiving any kind of weight loss advice from physicians."
But it's not fair to "blame the doctors" if a patient isn't losing weight, says Dr. Cynthia Ferrier, an internist at GreenField Health in Portland, Ore. More than half of her patients are overweight or obese, and Ferrier says she spends a lot of time talking with them about their weight. Most are pretty savvy, she says — they know that high-fat, high-carb diets aren't healthy.
"It's as unreasonable to say I didn't quit smoking because my doctor didn't tell me to as it is to say I didn't lose weight because my doctor didn't tell me to," Ferrier says. "Everybody knows you shouldn't smoke, and everybody knows you should be at a healthy weight. It's not a mystery."
Ferrier says there are a number of practical reasons why doctors don't talk with patients about weight. With an average of eight minutes per office visit, many just don't have time. And until recently, doctors weren't reimbursed for weight counseling, only for treating conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure that result from being overweight.
And because doctors aren't taught about obesity in medical school, many feel unprepared to bring up the sensitive topic. And with good reason, says Ferrier.
"I have had patients tell me that they have cancelled appointments with me because they have not lost enough weight," Ferrier says. "So, I do have to be careful about how strongly I word recommendations so it doesn't scare them off."
Yale's Puhl says overweight and obese women can feel stigmatized by their doctors. She points to one recent Yale study that found healthcare providers often view obese patients as "unintelligent, dishonest, lying." For their part, obese patients are often so embarrassed, they stop going to the doctor, even for routine medical care.
Marcia Noyes, 51, was overweight for most of her life. Over the years, she says she avoided the doctor at all cost. "It was very shameful — gowns don't fit and you feel like you're looked down on from the nurse to everyone in the doctor's office," she says.
When Noyes told her doctor she wanted to lose 80 pounds in eight months in order to qualify for the Boston Marathon, he told her that she should "give it her best shot," but he was clearly not supportive, she says.
Eventually, Noyes turned to a friend, a marathon runner who helped her diet and meet her weight-loss goals. Today, Noyes is in marathon training.
Ferrier says that for many patients, the motivation they need is straight talk about the health risks they face from being obese.
For example, "if I have seen blood sugar go up every year and now it's near pre-diabetic range, I can tell them in very clear terms how likely it is they will be diabetic," with all its severe and costly complications, she says. "If that doesn't motivate them, there's not much more I can say."
Many doctors agree: This type of clear and direct approach may be exactly the prescription needed to begin to turn the tide in the battle against obesity.
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Today in "Your Health," we continue our series "Living Large." Many patients who are overweight say their doctors don't spend enough time, if any, talking with them about losing weight. Doctors often complain that when they do talk with patients about this, nothing changes. And the end result is frustrated patients along with frustrated doctors. Here's NPR's Patti Neighmond.
PATTI NEIGHMOND, BYLINE: You could say the frustration's playing itself out right here in the small town of Milford, Delaware - Dr. Domingo Aviado's scale. It's the first stop for all his patients.
DR. DOMINGO AVIADO: One-forty-six. Is that where you wanted it to be or is that...
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Not really.
NEIGHMOND: And most of Aviado's patients are overweight or obese, like 47-year-old Lisa Flowers.
LISA FLOWERS: You know, I used to call myself voluptuous. I am so past the point of voluptuous now.
NEIGHMOND: At 5-foot-7 and nearly 300 pounds, Flowers is obese. And most of that weight was gained over the past five years, since having a child and moving to Milford, where she's been under Dr. Aviado's care. And here's where the story gets complicated. Flowers says Aviado never discusses her weight.
FLOWERS: You're weighed every single time you go to his office, but he doesn't ever talk about it. So you're kind of like, all right, so why did we go through that if we're not going to talk about it?
AVIADO: I have talked to her in the past. I was actually going to pull up her chart so I can refresh my memory.
NEIGHMOND: But when Dr. Aviado looks at Flowers' chart, he doesn't find any record of discussions about weight loss.
AVIADO: I'm trying to find the visit you're asking about. And I'm sure - I know I've - just refreshing my memory - I know I've talked to her about weight and different strategies to lose weight. But sometimes, I don't document those because the insurance companies don't pay for those visits if it's just about weight.
NEIGHMOND: Flowers' body mass index is noted. And Aviado says he is concerned about the medical consequences of her weight.
AVIADO: She's at high risk of heart disease. She's at risk for developing diabetes and osteoarthritis of her knees and hips.
NEIGHMOND: All problems, Flowers says, he hasn't discussed with her.
FLOWERS: It's kind of just been beating-around-the-bush kind of thing. Like I will say, you know, I'm really concerned about the amount of weight I've gained here. You know, my back hurts; my knees hurt. You know, is there anything that I can do? And it's kind of avoided. You know, it's almost as if he's uncomfortable.
NEIGHMOND: Dr. Aviado says he's not uncomfortable. And he says on some visits, Flowers just didn't want to be weighed.
AVIADO: If someone refuses, I take that as a signal they're not ready to talk about their weight.
NEIGHMOND: Flowers says it's not true. She never refused to be weighed.
Clearly, Dr. Aviado and Lisa Flowers see things differently. But this much is obvious: Discussion has not been direct. According to researchers, this type of disconnect is going on all across the country. Yale University psychologist Rebecca Puhl says just one-third of doctors surveyed say they talk with patients about losing weight. That means two-thirds don't.
DR. REBECCA PUHL: And when we consider that two-thirds of Americans are overweight and obese, these numbers need to be a lot higher. And we're seeing that even among patients who are obese, they report that they're not receiving any kind of weight-loss advice or counseling from physicians.
NEIGHMOND: So in a country with a rampant obesity epidemic, many doctors just aren't talking to patients about the health consequences.
DR. CYNTHIA FERRIER: I do not think it's fair to blame the doctor if a person has not lost weight.
NEIGHMOND: At the Greenfield Health Clinic in Portland, Oregon, internist Cynthia Ferrier spends lots of time talking with her patients about their weight. And she says most are pretty savvy. They know that high fat, high-carb diets aren't healthy.
FERRIER: It's as unreasonable to say, I didn't quit smoking because my doctor didn't tell me to, as it is to say, I didn't lose weight because my doctor didn't tell me to. Everybody knows that you shouldn't smoke. And everybody knows you should be at a healthy weight. It's not a mystery.
NEIGHMOND: Ferrier says there are a number of reasons why doctors don't talk with patients about weight. With an average of eight minutes per office visit, many just don't have time. And until recently, they weren't reimbursed for weight counseling, only for treating conditions - like diabetes and high blood pressure - that result from being overweight.
And because doctors aren't taught about obesity in medical school, many feel unprepared to bring up the sensitive topic. And with good reason, says Ferrier.
FERRIER: I have had patients tell me that they will - have canceled appointments with me because they have not been able to lose enough weight. So I do have to be careful about how strongly I word weight-loss recommendations - so it doesn't scare them off and make them say well, I'm never going back to see her again.
NEIGHMOND: One study found overweight and obese women felt stigmatized by their doctors and often, stopped going in for routine care.
MARCIA NOYES: I avoided the doctor at all cost.
NEIGHMOND: Fifty-one-year-old Marcia Noyes.
NOYES: It was very shameful, you know. Gowns don't fit. You just feel like you're looked down upon by everybody, from the nurse to everyone in the doctor's office.
NEIGHMOND: Noyes was the overweight child, the overweight teen, the overweight adult - who felt constantly judged by others, and viewed as fat and lazy.
NOYES: Every birthday that I ever had with the cake and the candles, I wished to be thin - for 50 years. That was my wish.
NEIGHMOND: And when Noyes decided to try to lose weight for good, she didn't get the help she wanted from her doctor.
NOYES: I said to my general practitioner, I want to lose 80 pounds in eight months, and I want to qualify for the Boston Marathon. Do you think it's possible? And he kind of looked at me and gave me an offhanded, yeah, well, it's possible but not likely that you can do that. But you know, give it your best shot.
NEIGHMOND: Not the motivation she hoped for, says Noyes, who eventually turned to a friend - a marathon runner - who offered the support she needed.
NOYES: My God, I'm running 26 miles now. I'm running a 10K every day.
Noyes did lose 80 pounds in eight months. Now, she's training for her second marathon. And when she went back to see her doctor, he was - obviously - stunned.
He couldn't believe that someone my age could make that much change in their body. I think he's used to people choosing gastric bypass when they're as overweight as I was and I simply did it by eating right, and exercising every day.
NEIGHMOND: Eating right and exercising every day is, of course, the key to curbing obesity, but doctors need to be in the loop. One way, says Dr. Cynthia Ferrier: be honest and direct with patients about health risks.
FERRIER: How likely it is that something will happen soon. Like, if I have seen their blood sugar go up every year and now it's to the near-diabetic range, I can tell them in very clear terms how likely it is that they will be diabetic, and complications of that. And if that doesn't motivate them, there's not much more I can say.
NEIGHMOND: This approach worked for Ferrier's patient Linda Teufel, who was dangerously overweight at nearly 300 pounds.
LINDA TEUFEL: Dr. Ferrier telling me I was going to be diabetic if I didn't do something right away, that was my motivation. And she wasn't threatening; she was very kind about it. But it scared the daylights out of me.
NEIGHMOND: Teufel quickly lost 20 pounds.
TEUFEL: Immediately, my blood sugar came down - almost immediately.
NEIGHMOND: Teufel went on a strict diet and eventually, lost 100 pounds. She credits Dr. Ferrier's direct and diplomatic discussion for her success. It was just the prescription she needed. Many say it's a prescription that's essential if the country is to make a dent in this dangerous obesity epidemic. Patti Neighmond NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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In November 1966, Car Craft's Dick Scritchfield traveled to Chicago to get the low-down on how Nickey Chevrolet was producing "the wildest Camaro ever by dropping Chevrolet's biggest engine into the new GM featherweight." His account of the big-block conversion ran as a story called "427 Camaro" in the Feb. '67 issue.
Never mind that the Camaro was all new at that time, on the market for barely two months. "The first Camaro had hardly slipped off the transport at the Nickey lot before Dick Harrell, the AHRA professional stock car points champion and now Performance Advisor at Nickey's, and parts manager Ken White got busy measuring the engine compartment," Scritchfield wrote. The new 350ci, 295hp SS engine was "nice," he said, "but it still wasn't the largest powerplant in the Chevy warehouse, so the crew at Nickey's was looking for something more."
That something, of course, was Chevy's L72 427, which, Harrell and White found out, "slipped right in, even to the exact matching of the engine mounts," Scritchfield said.
Well, not quite. The big-block turned out to be 2 inches longer than the 350, so its fan had to be attached directly to the water pump pulley instead of the spacer used in the small-block. Also, if you opted for the Nickey intake manifold mounting two four-barrel Carter AFB carbs (which brought the output up to 450 hp), the stock hood wouldn't close. "But don't worry, Harrell and White have an answer for that," Scritchfield wrote. "They have a competition scooped (al à Vette) fiberglass hood that fits over the multiple carburetor installations." One could also help offset the big-block's 90 extra pounds by swapping the stock cast-iron exhaust manifolds with a set of Bill Thomas–designed headers, though they—and the steering box—needed some clearancing to fit.
Most of Scritchfield's story cataloged the effort required to get that big motor into the Camaro's engine bay. But he also showed off the traction bars Nickey developed to eliminate spring wrap "without changing the ride characteristics." He also photographed an air conditioner spacer tucked under the front coil springs to bring the now-heavier nose back to stock ride height.
"With all that happiness under the hood, naturally we could hardly wait to give the 427 Camaro a try," Scritchfield wrote late in his story. Despite the chilly Chicago weather, the engine fired right up, and Scritchfield wasted no time in pinning himself to the seatback with "almost no foot pressure." He and the Nickey crew, including Harrell, took the Camaro to Great Lakes Dragway in Union Grove, where "in street trim and with muffled exhaust but with the addition of eight-inch M&H slicks on 15×5 rims and 4.56 gears, the Camaro turned in an 11.90 e.t. at 114 mph. This was with the four-barrel Holley carburetor and close-ratio four-speed transmission. Changing the single Holley for two Quadrajet carburetors boosted the time to 126 mph in 11.4 seconds.
"The potential of this combination seems almost unlimited, leaving a lot of room for experimentation," he concluded. "In street trim the Camaro is a wild, going concern and on the strip it will keep you right in the thick of the competition."


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Having identified a new 5x great grandmother Hannah Hunter I have now added Hunter to the surnames in my pedigree and established a Hunter page. I am hoping to find a birth record for Hannah around the 1740s to be able to develop the line further.
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The book has 278 pages, 27 colour and three black-and-white pictures, 12 chapters, three appendices and is the fruit of research stretching back over twenty years.
A powerful and sensitive preacher with piercing dark eyes and evangelical message. Seen by some as a rough diamond and by others as 'one of heaven's jewels', Archie Cook opposed the Clearances and had a deep respect for animals and the environment.
Born in Arran, he pastored large congregations in Caithness, Inverness (the original 'Free' North church was built for him) and then in nearby Daviot.
Tramping through deep snow to hold a service, he feared no-one and seemed able to read the minds of his hearers. The people of Daviot defied the government and church authorities to have the right to choose him as their minister. The author sheds new light on the social history of Inverness and its surrounding areas.
This book tells how Cook and his generation lived and worshipped, at a time when Calvinist teaching held sway and religious revival swept through much of the country. A Gaelic preacher of renown, he left a deep mark that continues to the present day. Cook's life and emphases were among the forces that shaped people's thinking, from Arran to Lewis and from Glasgow to Caithness.
Published in aid of Bethesda Care Home and Hospice, this book used a wide range of contemporary sources -- including church records, the press and local Gaelic verse -- to tell the story of a faithful pastor loved by the thousands of ordinary people who gathered to hear him preach.
All profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Bethesda Care Home and Hospice in Stornoway.
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By both neighbors' accounts, the keeping-up-with-the-Joneses competition began on Howard Lehr's yard in Jamaica Plain.
Lehr, an independent voter, put up a small campaign sign to show his support for Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren.
Then, his neighbor, Marc Rosenfeld, an independent, tried to show his love for Warren's rival, Republican US Senator Scott Brown. He said his small sign looked "puny" on his prominent yard, though, so he asked the Brown campaign for another.
The campaign obliged and gave him a 4-by-8-foot "billboard" to advertise his support to the tens of thousands of motorists who travel daily from the Arborway Rotary in Jamaica Plain. Not to be outdone, the Warren campaign gave Lehr his own billboard.
The neighbors' yards boasted massive, dueling signs advertising their differences in the divisive 2012 campaign. But the families who differ so vividly on the election are united on this point: They still like one another very much.
"He's quite a guy, a renaissance fellow," Rosenfeld said, marveling at his neighbor's accomplishments and interests. "He's a darling guy."
"They are lovely people," Lehr's girlfriend, Colleen McKenney said, returning the compliment.
Campaign signs, of course, suffered this season not only from the traditional vandals but from Hurricane Sandy. Some homeowners took down their signs temporarily to prevent them from becoming flying objects. Lehr's sign was damaged, presumably by vandals, and he could only get a series of smaller ones from the Warren campaign, thus handing his neighbor the visual advantage yet again.
In an era when Congress is paralyzed by partisan rancor, and nastiness has dominated political discourse, it seems quaint to expect neighbors of conflicting ideologies to coexist happily, maybe even neutrally. Yet across the region, many people who live on either side of the hedges and opposite ends of the political spectrum live in domestic harmony while advertising their differing views.
"He understands that I prefer one or the other," said Rosenfeld. "I'm Jewish, he's not. I'm this; he's not. We get along."
Sometimes Lehr comes over for a cocktail. Sometimes, Lehr helps with a household task that Rosenfeld, who has a degenerative neurological disease, cannot handle. They're not just neighbors. "I would say we're friends," said Rosenfeld, who used to own Rosenfeld's Bagels in Newton.
Lehr, an electrical worker who started in the union and became the head of Suffolk Electrical Co., learned early not to talk politics with people close to him. His mother was once a big Republican activist, he said, and his own children both became strong Republicans. He, instead, joined the third march for civil rights in Selma, Ala. He kept his mouth shut.
Similar odd couples coexist, even in liberal enclaves like Cambridge. On William Street in Central Square, Warren's blue signs adorned the windows and lawns of three houses, while just a few paces away, two homes were marked as GOP turf, with signs promoting Republican nominee Mitt Romney for president.
"It does a better job than 'Keep off the grass,' " joked homeowner Cosmo Cremaldi.
'This is a great street and we all know each other. We all understand each other's positions and respect it.'
Cremaldi, who used to align with Democrats, has been peacefully coexisting here for decades. He and his wife, Catherine, owned Cremaldi's specialty foods shop in Cambridge for years and had to get along with their customers, as well as neighbors. Now retired, they feel a little freer to speak their minds.
Their window is decorated with "Don't Tread on Me" and "National Rifle Association" stickers. He keeps copies of American Rifleman magazine on the kitchen counter. They brag that they recently attended the same dinner as conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
But on Saturday mornings, they invite their neighbors in for coffee, and their political debates turn to good-natured ribbing, rather than disputes.
Their daughter, Genevieve, is a cooking blogger and stay-at-home mother. She and her husband have 5- and 7-year-old daughters, a golden retriever named Daisy, and a yard full of chickens. She also had a Romney sign in her yard, next door to her parents' house.
Since she and her husband renovated the house, she said, Cantabrigians would keep walking by, seemingly eager to appraise the changes. Then they noticed the Romney sign. And they hesitate. "I try to kill them with kindness," she joked.
A conservative through and through, Genevieve Cremaldi trades barbs with a friend and neighbor who had an Obama sign on her house.
"This is a great street, and we all know each other," she said. "We all understand each other's positions and respect it."
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Ruby Scripts for Conversant
Greg Pierce has produced a set of Ruby scripts for editing your Conversant site's templates, javascripts, and stylesheets *locally*. It downloads them all via xml-rpc. You edit them in your local editor, then run the upload script and it sends back whatever has been modified.
Very handy when you're doing a lot of work on a site... such as when you're perfecting the design for your next entry in the patterns contest!
Patterns Contest
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There's a new contest, going on through May 31st, where you can win those prizes! Design a great Conversant site, submit your pattern, and you could win one of the prizes.
Note: "patterns" are XML files that contain the templates, pages, stylesheets, and preferences to configure a Conversant site. All Conversant sites include easy-to-use tools for creating patterns and/or installing patterns in your site.
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When a person has a cardiac arrest, there are a few vital minutes to save them. Anyone can save a life you just need to learn a few simple skills and BBC Radio Lancashire have teamed up with North West Ambulance Service, Lancashire County Council and other agencies to make sure you know how!
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Glue Ghoulery Necklace
Source: Martha Stewart Kids, Volume 19 2005
Craft a ghostly necklace using simple supplies.
Ghoul Necklace How-To
Draw ghost outlines on parchment paper with white glue; let set five seconds. Fill in with more glue. Let dry two days, and peel off. Draw face with felt-tip pen. Punch small holes at top; weave string through.


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The them for this class was inspired by this episode of Merlin Mann's talk at Rutger's University. Check out the talk. Not about yoga, but very yogic. I think he's awesome.
Let it Go From Your Head and Drop In Your Heart
I know that if I asked you who or what you hold valuable and dear you could tell me without much thought. I'm sure that you've thought about how much your family, your homes, your friends, your culture, etc. means to you. I'm sure that now that I've brought your attention to this, you have a clear idea in your head and feel pretty strong about where you place your value.
The thing is, that we think about this too much. I mean that we keep that which we value in our thinking mind. We intellectualize much more than we internalize it, within our hearts. There is a level of detachment that comes with it. Yes, we love our family. Yes, we love our friends. Yes, we value our home. Here's the question: Do your actions, from day to day, from moment to moment honor and abide by that higher intention? If we could graph our daily activity, and our daily thoughts, what truly takes up the majority of our days? What would it show?
I know that for me, my graph would show huge interaction with my cellphone and my ipod. It would also show me constantly checking my email, FB, Twitter, and stats. (Note the word checking, there is no actual engagement involved.) And these are my physical behaviours behaviors I am also guilty of being with my daughter and having my mind full of everything BUT my daughter. I think more about podcasts, blog posts and creating content on a daily basis than I think about my breath, my body and growing my relationship with those that I have said I hold valuable. There are countless opportunities to deepen relationships. There is enough time. I know that I tend to leak my energy in places, thoughts and actions that in no way deserve it. Unconsciously, through my thoughts and actions I am serving and cultivating less than optimal relationships.
The level of commitment and discipline required to sustain an optimal level of engagement and relationship in our lives is great. It requires that we choose, and choose again, always refining and clarifying moment to moment. We must sustain the focus throughout our days, slowly building a strong internal practice, that lets us be at once soft and steady.
As I became aware of this for myself, I had to share this. I know that I am not alone. My desire is to place what I value in my heart, not in my head. My desire is to engage and hold the sacred where it's meant to be.
How about you? Do you observe your behaviors and thoughts serving and cultivating less than optimal relationships? In what ways to do abide by the Highest?
FYI! There's a video towards the end of the post to supplement this episode 🙂
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This episode's online yoga class podcast is a Level 2 class.
This class was recorded at BYS Yoga Studio in Pittsburgh on April 29, 2010
The Sequence of Yoga Poses for this online yoga class:
Downward Facing Dog Hold
Uttanasana Hold
Downward Facing Dog/Eka Pada Adho Mukha Svanasana/Straight Legged Lunge
Hands on Hips Shoulders up and Stand up
Warrior II
Prasarita Padottanasana
Prasarita Padottanasana with arms interlaced behind the back
Trikonasana/Ardha Chandrasana
Prasarita Padottanasana with option to hold the big toes
Tree Pose
Chattarunga Hold
Upward Facing Dog
Eka Pada Rajakapotasana
Downward Facing Dog
Heel Sit
Supported Back Bend With 2 Blocks
VARIATION Supported Supta Virasana With Blocks
Child's Pose
Supported Supta Baddha Konasana


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I'm not rethinking gay marriage, and I intend to vote "yes" on the proposed constitutional amendment that will be on the ballot in Minnesota this November (along with the proposed voter id. law that I wrote about here). The amendment would define marriage in the Minnesota Constitution as between one man and one woman.
According to Ballotpedia, the amendment is intended to protect marriage from "rethinking" by the judiciary. Readers interested in a defense of marriage from such "rethinking" may want to check out the essay "What is marriage?" by Sherif Girgis, Robert George and Ryan Anderson. (The essay is also downloadable here).
Opposition to the amendment runs deep and strong among the illuminati, of course. Indeed, apart from my friend Katherine Kersten, there may be no prominent citizen or company in the state publicly supporting the amendment. The pressure on companies and other institutions to "come out" against the amendment must be intense.
General Mills, for example, has announced its opposition to the amendment. I'm not sure why General Mills felt compelled to weigh in, but the linked story offers this:
General Mills has worked "for decades" to create an inclusive culture for employees and believes Minnesota should be welcoming as well, according to company spokesman Tom Forsythe.
"We oppose the proposed constitutional amendment because we do not believe it is in the best interests of our employees or our state economy," he said.
Opponents of the amendment have a friend in Democratic Secretary of State Mark Ritchie. Backers titled it "Recognition of marriage solely between one man and one woman." Governor Dayton's veto of the proposed amendment passed by the legislature couldn't keep it off the ballot, but it gave Ritchie an opening to prescribe the title that is to appear on the ballot in November. Ritchie has prescribed this one: "Limiting the status of marriage to opposite sex couples."
That is well done. Ritchie has made the thing sound suffocating, closed-minded, retrograde — almost like limiting the franchise to citizens. You have to wonder how the citizens of the state and employees of General Mills have survived under the current regime. We shall overcome, or something.


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It is recommended that you try at least one of the free apps before buying to make sure the method works on your device.
By Buying this version you get:
*Install guides for Ubuntu, Backtrack and Debian
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To use the one click boot you MUST have the terminal app used in the install guide installed on your device. That is this app here: https://market.android.com/details?i...al.androidterm
If the app was included in your ROM uninstalled it then reinstall it on the market, if its included in the ROM IT WILL NOT WORK.
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1GHZ processor (recommended)
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This is a app featuring a range of customized linux distro images optimized for the ARM processor (the processor android runs on). This will allow you to run a full Ubuntu/Backtrack/Debian system within android (You can still make calls, text, and use android without having to reboot your phone!).
If you are not sure you device will work please try the free version, or check out the list of working devices ROM/kernels here:
Please email me if you have any problems with the app, or any features you would like to see in the future.
What's in this version:
Fixed Debian install guide crashing the app
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Foreword: Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss
Publication date: 2000
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Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss founded A&M Records is 1962 with $200. In 1989, they sold the world's largest independent record label for nearly $500 million. From Brass to Gold is the rise of A&M from its start with the Tijuana Brass to a golden success. A&M and its 14 affiliated labels signed over 800 artists in every musical genre including the tarpenters, Quincy Jones, Styx, Supertramp, Burt Bacharach, Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams, Janet Jackson, George Winston, The Go-Go's, Carole King, Amy Grant, the Neville Brothers, and The Police. A&M's affiliates were George Harrison's Dark Horse Records, Windham Hill, Ode Records, IRS Records, Cypress Records, Delos, Denon, Gold Mountain Records, Nimbus Records, Perspective, Tabu, Vendetta Records, and Word Records.


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Experts have come up with a series of tips for biofuel producers to stop biofuel crops becoming invasive species.
All introduced crops for biofuel production should be treated as suspect or potentially invasive until proven otherwise, according to the experts. Risk assessments should be carried out at the earliest stages of planning biofuel production, they add.
Production systems should be monitored for possible escapes and appropriate barriers should be used, such as fences, gullies or buffer zones of resistant plants to reduce chances of escapes and invasions.
Finally, the crops should be converted into the first stage of fuel on site if possible to remove the possibility of spreading invasions through seeds or other plant parts.
"We need alternatives to fossil fuels and the judicious development of a range of biofuel production systems is a logical way of addressing that need," says Geoffrey Howard, IUCN's expert on invasive species. "Biological invasions from the introduced species themselves, as well as from the production processes, are real risks to biodiversity and livelihoods. The risks can be reduced by following the recommendations we've set out."
The recommendations, compiled by a workshop hosted by IUCN in Nairobi, Kenya, will be published as soon as they have been refined by industry and other invasive species experts.
The experts found that many characteristics of biofuel crops are shared by invasive species, such as fast growth, high productivity, adaptability to a range of soil and climatic conditions and resistance to pests and diseases.
"Existing standard food-crops that are used for biofuels have limited risk of becoming invasive," says Nadine McCormick, of IUCN's Energy, Ecosystems and Livelihoods Initiative. "But new plants that are being proposed to increase biofuel production often have higher risks of developing invasive tendencies."
IUCN will develop a series of best practices and guidance for the avoidance of biological invasions. This will be discussed at a second workshop later in the year for eventual input to the Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels principles.
For more information, please contact:
- Geoffrey Howard, Species Programme, Invasive Species Coordination at IUCN
- Nadine McCormick, Business and Biodiversity, Energy, Ecosystems and Livelihoods Initiative


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Vision Solutions has today launched Double-Take Availability for Linux version 4.7, an information availability tool with new data protection and replication features for systems running in virtual or physical Linux environments. Using kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) support to allow Linux users all the advantages available from virtual machines, the new enhancements are intended to enable users to utilize the latest features available in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 operating platform.
To make it easier for users to protect and recover their systems running RHEL 6, a new Restoration Wizard has been included, which simplifies the restoration process and provides "online restore" capabilities. The granular restore feature is positioned for use in backup or data recovery scenarios when a subset of data needs to be restored.
New support for Novell SLES 10.3, 11.1 and Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.5 adds product versatility for supporting virtual environments, scalable file systems, server restoration, and granular file recovery. There is also EXT4 file system support and XFS file system support to allow users to take advantage of Red Hat's Scalable File System Add-On, which provides support for file systems that are between 16 terabytes and 100 terabytes in size.
Rob Beeler, vice president of research and development at Vision Solutions, said, "This latest release of the Double-Take suite further expands our ability to provide data protection in the Linux environment including kernel-based virtual machine (KVM) support. IT managers today are faced with ever-changing infrastructure requirements and we help them keep their workloads available and customers happy regardless of the technologies they choose."


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Bishop – Today, the California Department of Transportation held a groundbreaking ceremony for the $60.6 million Inyo County U.S. 395 Manzanar/Independence Four-lane Project. The project received $47 million from Proposition 1B, the 2006 voter-approved transportation bond.
"This project exemplifies the use of Proposition 1B funds for improvements on rural highways," said Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. "The addition of this four lane segment will reduce traffic congestion and improve the flow of goods to rural communities served by this major artery to the Eastern Sierra."
Expanding U.S. 395 began in 1955 and has undergone twenty successive four-lane projects. The current project is the second to last portion of the expansion, leaving just one eleven-mile section of U.S. 395 remaining to complete the four-laning of U.S. 395 in Inyo County.
The groundbreaking ceremony took place at the Manzanar Interpretative Center. Caltrans District 9 Director Tom Hallenbeck and elected local county officials joined in the celebration. The U.S. 395 Manzanar/Independence Four-lane Project was allocated in June 2008 by the California Transportation Commission.


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Cornell University's 3D computed tomography (CT) imaging facility hopes to use crowd-funding platform Kickstarter to give non-invasive 3D, 4D and even 5D imaging to researchers everywhere.
Using as the theme of his campaign the phrase, "What would you do if you had Superman's X-ray vision?," Imaging Facility Director Mark Riccio said he hopes to raise $100,000 by Sept. 17.
With the funding, Riccio said he hopes to offer nonprofit organizations and individuals imaging at an hourly rate that is substantially lower than what standard imaging facilities charge.
Riccio has divided users of Cornell's CT imaging services into two categories: "N-Peeps," for the nonprofits, and "F-Peeps," for those at for-profit organizations. It is the N-Peeps who would benefit from the lower rates Riccio hopes to supply with funding from the Kickstarter campaign.
Along with removing barriers to entry for N-Peeps, he also wants to create an online digital library of 3D data assets that will be gained through the use of the advanced imaging in hopes that it would add to the body of scientific knowledge shared openly on the Internet. The only exceptions to the free sharing would be proprietary information, which would not be imaged for lower costs.
With the $100,000 he hopes to raise in the next several weeks, Riccio wants to set up an independent imaging lab, acquire a state-of-the-art 3D X-ray imaging system and time on other CT instruments at other institutions to accommodate a broader range of samples.
The imaging system Riccio plans to acquire from Carl Zeiss X-ray Microscopy would be the most advanced submicron imaging system on the market today, allowing researchers to visualize and quantify inside their samples without destroying them. That would be particularly valuable in examining samples that could be altered or destroyed if they were cut open (like raw eggs) and rare or archival materials such as fossils or museum artifacts.
The Cornell X-ray CT lab already has imaged and has in its online digital library a variety of objects. Among them are a great white shark's head, fruits and flowers, coral, bearded dragons, the insides of electronics and advanced industrial materials.
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Today, January 18th, QVC is having a 25-hour event to help you start of the new year with new products. Every hour they are going to be debuting a new product, from brands like Josie Maran, WEN by Chaz Dean, philosophy, Algenist and more. (*Trust me, my DVR is already set for the shows I will miss while I am at work).
And, since you guys know I am always on the look out for new skin care, especially from brands I already like, you won't be surprised to hear that I'm looking forward to hearing more about the StriVectin-SH Advanced Overnight Resurfacing Serum that is launching during "Friday Night Beauty" (*which I watch live every week!). I'm already a fan of the StriVectin-SD Power Serum for Wrinkles, so I'm expecting great things from this exfoliator. It's an overnight treatment of their NIA-114™ molecule that works from the inside, and Prickly Pear and Willowbark plant extracts that work on the surface to loosen the interlocking of cells, which help boost our skin's natural exfoliating enzymes. It will be sold for the QVC Exclusive Feature Price of $64.98 for a 1oz bottle (retail value $79).
I've also have a chance to let one of my US readers try this out for FREE by giving away a bottle for them to try, too! Just comment on this post telling me if you exfoliate on the regular and if so, with what and 'Like' the OGB FB page (*and confirming on the Rafflecopter widget!) to enter! Good luck!
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FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here
Wall Street looked to rebound after a grim week amid cautious optimism lawmakers will be able to stave off a prolonged budget battle. Traders also awaited data on the housing market.
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Today's Markets
As of 8:10 a.m. ET, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures climbed 62 points to 12632, S&P 500 futures gained 8.3 points to 1368 and Nasdaq 100 futures rose 17.8 points to 2551.
The markets took a beating last week, with the Dow tumbling 1.8% in its fourth-straight weekly retreat. Headlines concerning the looming U.S. fiscal cliff have been garnering much attention in recent weeks.
On Friday, President Barack Obama met with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. The conversations were constructive, according to statements by the White House and House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner, the leading Republican in Congress. Over the weekend, the president held calls with a wide range of business leaders, including J.P. Morgan Chase's (NYSE:JPM) Jamie Dimon and Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) Tim Cook.
"The late-day rally in the U.S. on Friday on hopes that Republicans and Democrats may reach a compromise ahead of the fiscal cliff has carried market sentiment," analysts at Nomura wrote in a note to clients.
The fiscal cliff, which is a painful dose of automatic spending cuts and tax hikes that go into effect at the beginning of next year, represents a significant risk to the economy, according to many economists. However, a sharply divided Congress has put the passage of measures to avert the cliff in jeopardy.
On the economic front, traders will get fresh data on the U.S. housing market on the day. Economists expecting sales of existing, single-family homes to have held steady at an annualized rate of 4.75 million in October from September. The housing market that was pounded during the financial crisis has been showing fresh signs of life in recent months, although economists warn the rebound seen of late comes from very depressed levels.
The conflict between Israel and Palestine continued heating up over the weekend, with both sides repeatedly striking each other. The growing specter of war in the Middle East has put upward pressure on energy markets that tend to be particularly vulnerable to geopolitical uncertainty. The benchmark oil contract traded in New York climbed $1.03, or 1.2%, to $87.95 a barrel. Wholesale New York Harbor gasoline rose 0.42% to $2.722 a gallon.
Gold advanced by $9.20, or 0.54%, to $1,724 a troy ounce.
In corporate news, Lowe's (NYSE:LOW) posted better-than-expected results on the top and bottom lines. HSBC (NYSE:HBC) said it was in discussions to sell its stake in Ping An Insurance, China's No. 2 life insurer. According to news reports, the deal could bring in $9.3 billion.
Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) unveiled plans to scoop up cloud networking startup Meraki for $1.2 billion in cash.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 rallied 1.4% to 2461, the English FTSE 100 jumped 1.2% to 5672 and the German DAX zipped higher by 1.5% to 7055.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 advanced 1.4% to 9153 and the Chinese Hang Seng edged up by 0.49% to 21262.


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Birdsville is a remote town in outback Queensland, right on the outskirts of the Simpson Desert.
Birdsville, between the sands of the Simpson Desert and the gibber plains of Sturt's Stony Desert is the starting point of the famous Birdsville Track, which stretches to the south with the Simpson Desert to the west.
Birdsville began life as 'Diamantina Crossing' in 1881 and was given its present name in 1885. It is said that one Robert Frew, a local identity, gave the name as a compliment to the birdlife of the area. Another theory on the town's name is that locals wanted to name it Burtsville after a popular settler named J. Burt. Burt declined the offer and the name Birdsville was used as a compromise. The Diamantina River, to the east of the town, was named in 1866 by explorer William Landsborough.
The town's original function was as a 'tariff wall' between Queensland and South Australia. Tolls which had provided the town's income, ceased in 1901 with the formation of the Federation and the town declined.
The town is now a starting point for many people travelling into South Australia along the Birdsville Track which was first developed in the 1880s as one of Australia's first major cattle routes. Stories of stockmen who passed through Birdsville on this famous track are part of town legend.
Birdsville is best known for its famous pub and the annual race meeting when the population grows from 120 to 6,000 in two days.
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Love Bug suspects can't be charged
State counsel says fraud law doesn't apply
The Philippine Department of Justice has ruled that a law invoked against suspects in the Love Bug e-mail worm case can't be stretched to apply to hacking, the Associated Press reports.
The decision will hamstring investigators, who were forced to scramble to find a basis to charge the suspects, since hacking is not a crime under Philippine law.
After an extensive period of head-scratching, frustrated National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agents settled on a 1998 law dealing with the fraudulent use of credit cards, account numbers and passwords. The law carries a ghastly penalty of up to 20 years in prison.
Because the Love Bug gathered passwords from infected computers and forwarded them via e-mail, investigators thought the fraud law might apply. However, Chief State Counsel Elmer Bautista decided it was too much of a stretch.
"Nowhere in the law is 'computer hacking'... and the effects thereof dealt with," Bautista wrote in a memorandum obtained Wednesday by AP.
"The intention of a computer hacker... is not to defraud," so hacking "cannot be considered covered" by fraud legislation, Bautista wrote. The NBI said it would not question Bautista's decision.
The investigation originally focused on a Manila flat where a telephone line, traced with caller ID, is thought to have been used to release the worm. One of the residents, computer enthusiast Onel de Guzman, has admitted that he might have released the bug accidentally.
De Guzman recently failed to graduate from AMA Computer College after his thesis had been rejected as a method to steal passwords and enable free use of the Net, a feature found in the Love Bug. The bug was released on 4 May, the day before de Guzman would have graduated if his thesis had been approved.
Investigators subsequently found a second virus on a floppy disk seized in de Guzman's flat. De Guzman denies writing it, and local authorities believe his classmate at the AMA college, Michael Buen, may have.
The disk contained a warning, apparently written by Buen, saying, "If I don't get a stable job by the end of the month, I will release a third virus that will remove all files from the primary disk."
Over 40 people received shouts in another file on the disk, most of them students from the AMA college which Buen and de Guzman attended.
Buen graduated from AMA college on 5 May, the day after the Love Bug was released. He steadfastly denies writing or spreading it. ®
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Author Notes: Street Food is extremely popular in all parts of India. Different Parts have different specialties, however. Jalapeno Fritters and Onion fritters are widely sold in Southern parts of India. The vendors craft an old newspaper into a cone and hurriedly put a dozen or two of the fritters in to these newspaper turned cones and sprinkle some chillies or onions. An experience all by itself! —Shri
Food52 Review: These pakoras are an amplified version of onion rings; the delicately spiced fritters are salted to perfection. Chickpea flour is a revelation, with its warm and nutty flavor pairing well with the slightly caramelized onions. The onions concede most of their rawness, but that is the triumph -- punchy onion flavor without the bitterness. —Kitchen Butterfly
Serves: 2 - 3
large yellow onion
4 -5
tablespoons chickpea flour/Besan
teaspoon red chile powder, optional
pinch of salt
oil to deep fry (a couple inches to cover the bottom of the pan)
- Cut the onions thinly into half moons. The slices should not be more than an 1/8th of an inch. Place them in a bowl.
- Stir the flour, chile powder, and salt together in a separate bowl, and then sprinkle it on the sliced onions. Add it just to coat -- if 4 tbsps seems sufficient, you can stop there.
- Combine well by giving a gentle squeeze to the onions. If needed, wet your palm with water and mix the onion mixture with your wet palm, but do not add additional water. The mixture should come together as lumpy but it shouldn't be runny.
- Heat the oil to about 350 in a wok. Drop a small piece of batter into the oil to test; if it browns and floats, the oil is ready.
- Eyeball heaping tablespoons of the mixture, add small mounds of it to your hot oil, and fry till golden brown.
- Using a slotted spoon, remove them carefully and place on a paper towel to drain any excess oil. Serve immediately, and with chutney or ketchup.
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text: Cardinals manager Tony La Russa celebrated with the World Series trophy Friday night in St Louis. Charlie Riedle/Pool-Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Charlie Riedle/Pool-Getty Images The Two-Way Cardinals Manager La Russa Retires October 31, 2011 The baseball team's skipper won his third World Series title on Friday. A sure-fire Hall of Famer, he has the third-most wins in Major League history.


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Putting A Price on Carbon: Nations Opt For Market-Based Solutions
Climate change is a threat to global development and to poverty alleviation. And yet, reducing greenhouse gas emissions is proving difficult because all players in an economy contribute to the problem. To make a difference, we must reduce our emissions in a coordinated manner.
This is no easy task. So where do we go from here?
One approach involves pricing the "externalities" that are contributing to climate change. Pricing externalities into the costs of production is nothing new. A classic textbook example is the paper mill that sits upstream from a fishing village.
Discharge from the mill pollutes the river, diminishing the fishermen's catch. The mill freely uses the water of the river in its production of paper, but does not pay for the damage of the negative externality that it causes. To remedy the situation, regulations can be put in place to stop waste from going into the river – or the mill can pay a fine equivalent to the loss of the fishermen's revenue.
The latter is an example of an externality priced into the cost of production. The same can be done to combat climate change.
In this case, carbon emissions are the externality that must be priced. Doing so provides a cost-effective and efficient means to drive down greenhouse gas emissions as the cost of such pollution goes up.


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For Elisabeth Marker, an amendment to the state's constitution that would define marriage as between a man and a woman is personal.
"I have a number of friends to whom it applies," said Marker, a data specialist from Farmington who plans to vote against the ballot initiative this November. "I would just hate to live in a state that felt it necessary to go above and beyond the laws that are already in place to make it that much more difficult to overturn the law and to make it that much more difficult for gay and lesbian couples to get married," she said.
Meanwhile, John Rogers, an English teacher from St. Paul, said he will vote for the amendment.
"It's about making sure that we define clear terms and that we make sure children are raised in the best environment possible, which in my experience and the experience of my family is with a mother and a father," Rogers said.
While Marker and Rogers are on opposite sides of the same-sex marriage debate, they share something in common: they both say the marriage amendment, not the presidential election, is their top reason for voting this fall.
Minnesota is known for having remarkably good voter turnout, especially in presidential election years. But organizations supporting and opposing the amendment are counting on the ballot initiative to provide an extra push to get people to the polls on Election Day.
Minnesota Public Radio News asked members of its Public Insight Network — MPR listeners, readers and supporters — what's motivating them to vote this year. Respondents gave a range of reasons, from the presidential election to congressional elections. Though most said they would vote anyway, nearly 40 percent of the more than 200 people who responded cited the marriage amendment as their top reason or one of their top reasons to vote.
Respondents had a variety of reasons for supporting or opposing the amendment.
"If you're willing to redefine [marriage], it's a very radical change that has no precedent in human history or at least in western human history," said David Gray of Deerwood, who supports the amendment.
Brian Lawrence, an IT manager in Mounds View, also plans to support the amendment. Though same-sex marriage is illegal in Minnesota right now, he said "it seems as though it's more or less on a shaky foundation. By amending the state's constitution, it makes it permanent."
Lawrence is among those unimpressed with both presidential candidates. Though he supported Obama in 2008 and is happy with the administration's record on some issues, he was turned off by Obama's recent announcement that he supports same-sex marriage.
"It is not the president's role to take a position on a social topic like that," Lawrence said.
Obama's announcement had a different effect on Joshua Newville, a recent law school grad in Minneapolis who said he's now even more inclined to support Obama when he heads to the polls to oppose the amendment.
For Newville, voting against the ballot question is an issue of civil and personal rights.
"I believe deeply in family and in love," he said. "When I care so much about that and I have such idealistic vision of family for myself and I'm simultaneously told that I can't be a full participant in that, it hurts very deeply."
Adele Hansen is a teacher in St. Louis Park who says she doesn't want to make dramatic changes to the state's constitution.
"As times change and attitudes change, you shouldn't really be amending the constitution for moral issues," Hansen said. "It's really the legal procedure. Why are we putting in these amendments to the constitution? Why aren't we trying to discuss them civilly in a legislative piece?"
Voter participation is always high in a presidential election year, but Frank Schubert, who is the campaign manager for pro-amendment group Minnesota for Marriage, says the ballot question will boost turnout among the faithful.
"A much bigger affect is motivating Bible-believing Christians who don't normally vote because they just historically don't see politics in the world of electing a candidate as something core to their duty as a Christian," he said. "But here, they now see marriage is on the ballot and that is a very different thing. They're going to turn out in large numbers."
Schubert, who in 2008 worked in support of an amendment to California's constitution to define marriage between and man and a woman, pointed to a study done in Ohio in 2004 that showed that a marriage-related ballot question drew evangelicals to the polls. While they were there, they voted to re-elect George Bush, Schubert said.
"Younger Minnesotans don't think that enshrining a definition of marriage into our constitution makes much sense."Rep. Paul Thissen
But just as the marriage amendment will draw conservative voters, it will also draw liberal voters.
House Minority Leader Paul Thissen, who is organizing efforts to elect Democrats to the state House, said the trend will be particularly strong in college towns.
"It's clear that younger Minnesotans don't think that enshrining a definition of marriage into our constitution makes much sense," Thissen said. "It's an issue that very much motivates them because they can't understand why government would be taking that position."
Democrats suffered from lower than usual participation in the 2010 election, and lost their majorities at the Capitol and the 8th Congressional District seat as a result, said DFL Party Chair Ken Martin. Though Martin says he so far sees great enthusiasm for Democratic candidates up and down the ballot, the marriage amendment may help avoid a potential turnout problem.
"I have no doubt with the addition of the marriage amendment on the ballot that any Democrat that was thinking about staying home on Election Day is going to be motivated and enthusiastic to show up and to make sure we defeat this amendment," Martin said.
Some Minnesotans who answered MPR's questionnaire said they are equally passionate about a second constitutional amendment that would require voters to show photo identification to vote.
The DFL has taken note. At its nominating convention in Rochester, the party adopted two resolutions to support groups opposing the marriage and voter ID amendments. The resolutions will allow the party to spend money on get-out-the vote efforts and other activities supporting both campaigns, Martin said.
Meanwhile, TakeAction Minnesota, a group that focuses on grassroots organizing and get-out-the-vote activities, will be advocating against both amendments statewide, even in areas where the group doesn't plan to focus on specific races.
"Are we going to continue to be a state where people are welcome, people are able to live their lives and contribute to the great good? Or are we going to try to limit people's vote, limit people's ability to be with the one that they love?" said Dan McGrath, TakeAction Minnesota's executive director. "These amendments go to the very heart of who we are as a state and how we think of ourselves as a state."
MPR reporters Tom Scheck and Sasha Aslanian contributed to this story.
This story was reported with help from sources in the Public Insight Network.


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Sock Skeleton
This skeleton from Robert Mahar of mahardrygoods.com is a wonderfully lighthearted Halloween decoration.
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, October 2009
One pair of white crew or athletic socks
Ruler and fabric marker
Sewing machine
White thread
Stuffing (poly, wool, or bamboo fiber)
Sewing needle and embroidery needle
Black embroidery floss
Straight pins
Pencil for stuffing arms and legs
2 black four-hole coat buttons approximately 3/4 and 5/8 inch
2 white four-hole shirt buttons approximately 7/16 and 1/2 inch
Turn both socks inside out. Lay one sock flat, so that the toe runs across the top and the heel is on the underside. Following the Sock 1 diagram on the template, mark the sew (dashed) and cut (red solid) lines using a ruler and fabric marker. Machine-sew along the sew lines, then cut along the cut lines to form the upper legs of the skeleton.
Turn Sock 1 right side out through the opening between the upper legs and fill with stuffing. With a needle and white thread, hand-sew the opening closed. Roll the torso and legs between your hands to even out the stuffing and smooth any lumps.
Use the Sock 1 diagram to determine the size of the skeleton's head. Wrap a length of black embroidery floss tightly two or three times around the neckline and tie with a double knot, trimming the excess. Set aside.
Lay the second sock flat on its side so that it resembles a wide L-shape. Mark and cut on the cut (red) lines as indicated on the Sock 2 diagram. The cut pieces marked 1 through 4 on the Sock 2 diagram form the upper and lower arms, and the pieces marked C and D will form the lower legs. Fold each of the cut pieces in half, right sides facing, carefully aligning and pinning the edges together. Machine sew, as indicated by the dashed lines on the Sock 2 diagram, with a seam allowance of 1/8 to 1/4 inch.
Fill the arms and lower legs with stuffing until firm. Tuck in the cut edges of the open end and hand-sew closed. Roll the arms and legs between your hands to even out the stuffing and smooth any lumps. Set aside.
Return to Sock 1. Mark the inside point of each rib on the front of the torso by inserting a straight pin. Separate a 2-foot length of black embroidery floss into two 3-strand pieces. Thread one 3-strand piece through an embroidery needle and double knot the ends. Insert the needle though the back of the torso and draw it out the front at the inside point of the first rib. Form the rib by wrapping the floss around the skeleton's side, reinserting the needle, and drawing it through the front at the same points, pulling gently to create a tight cinch. Wrap around three times total, tie off with double knot and trim excess. Repeat this step to create each of the six ribs.
Create the skeleton's mouth in a manner similar to the ribs, inserting the needle in the side of the head at a point aligned with the end of the Sock 1 toe line, and drawing it out of the opposite side. Wrap the floss around the face, reinserting the needle and drawing it through at the same points, two to three times total, pulling tightly enough to form a wrinkled smile. Tie off with double knot and trim excess.
To make a skeleton eye, stack a small four-hole white button on top of a large four-hole black button. Align the four holes, and use a needle threaded with one 3-strand piece of black embroidery floss to sew the buttons to the desired position on the face. Repeat for the other eye.
Lay out the torso and limbs according to the diagram of the completed skeleton. Using a needle and white thread, hand-sew the pieces together to form the skeleton's joints (shoulders, elbows, and knees). Tip: In order for the arms to hang correctly, align an end seam of an upper arm horizontally against the side of the torso where the shoulder should be, and attach.


text: Congratulations Doug and Jeff! I have been surprised at how long it's taken for someone to build (or maybe announce?) a better $/GFLOPS rating for a cluster running HPL. I can speculate that the reason is that 90nm chip manufacturing hit snags across the entire industry, slowing down the march of Moore's law of faster CPUs for lower prices. On I think a related note: if anyone cares to look, the Gordon Bell Price/Performance award at the SC'XY conferences has not been awarded in quite some time. I wonder if that will change this November. On 4/19/05, Douglas Eadline - ClusterWorld Magazine <deadline at clusterworld.com> wrote: > > I just posted a story on ClusterWorld about how we hit $171 per GFLOPS > with the small KRONOS cluster. The direct link to details is: > > http://www.clusterworld.com/value_cluster.shtml#gflops > > Also, while you are at ClusterWorld.com, I would like to call your > attention to the ClusterWorld Summit Scholarships > > http://www.clusterworld.com/article.pl?sid=05/04/15/1852217 > > Doug > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > Editor-in-chief ClusterWorld Magazine > Desk: 610.865.6061 > Fax: 610.865.6618 www.clusterworld.com -- Tim Mattox - tmattox at gmail.com - http://homepage.mac.com/tmattox/


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==Site Navigation==
==Site Navigation==
Revision as of 11:51, 20 December 2007
Homepage Copy
Component owners can edit their own website copy if they are members of the group
modeling-home. If they're not they can open a bug, cc: their PMC for approval, and request access from the webmaster.
To edit website copy, check out the web content module from
Then look at these files:
project-info/project-page-paragraph.html (short blurb) project-info/overview.html (detailed page)
As to what content can be put on the site, look at other Modeling project components for examples:
- http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft/?project=compare#compare
- http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft/?project=search#search
Note that there's at least a 30-second lag before content appears after committing new files or changes.
Build UI
As above, content lives in
/cvsroot/org.eclipse/www/modeling/emft/projectName. See:
Adding new dependencies
- If your build depends on another component that's not listed, see Where is ${fooURL} defined?, and contact your release engineer for assistance.
- If your build depends on a newer version of a component that is listed, just add the URL in the empty box below the list of already-defined URLs, and your build will use that new one. You can add several at once. You can also add dependencies without actually running a build by first clicking the 'preview build' button on the top-right corner of your build page, then running a "Preview Build". This will not run a build, it will only show you the command that will be run. If you're not sure what all the build options do, this is one way to explore them.
So that your component is properly listed and will appear on the homepage, downloads, release notes, be sure to edit your parent project's
_projectCommon.php file, eg.
Be sure you add yourself to these arrays, as appropriate:
$projects = array( ... ); $cvscoms = array( ... ); $nodownloads = array(); //components with no downloads available yet $nonewsgroup = array(); //components without newsgroup $nomailinglist = array(); //components without mailinglist $incubating = array( ... ); // incubating components (everyone starts here)
Previewing / Testing
Updating Build Server
Once your changes are in CVS, contact your build server admin and point him here.


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text: On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 at 9:33am, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote > On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 at 9:04am, Tim Mattox wrote > >> FYI - here are some links to a variety of 48-port commodity GigE switches, >> that may be worth looking at (but as another poster indicated, these >> might actually all be the same switch built by an OEM and just rebadged. >> One can only really tell by opening one up and looking at the PCB and chips >> that are inside.): >> >> SMC8648T TigerSwitch >> http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?event=viewProductDetail&localeCode=EN_USA&pid=1192 > > The SMC8748L2 I went with is here: > > http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?event=viewProduct&localeCode=EN_USA&pid=1498 > > It's cheaper than the 8648T while apparently newer and with some "better" > specs. As I mentioned before, I'm decidedly skeptical and intend to test it > hard while I'm still well within the return period. I've got my new switch in hand and I've done some preliminary testing. So far, so good. Total bandwidth between 2 hosts connected to the switch was quite comparable to that of the hosts being directly connected for just about all the MTUs I tested (see <http://www.duke.edu/~jlb17/tg3comp.png>). The hosts are centos 4.3 using onboard BCM5704 NICs (tg3 driver), and I tested with netperf. Now I just need to get it hooked up to more hosts and really have at it. -- Joshua Baker-LePain Department of Biomedical Engineering Duke University


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This is a C.A.B. Fayre ORIGINAL design.
Charm Design © C.A.B. Fayre
This necklace features a heart, created using a Treble and Bass Clef, it is followed by a line of music notes that sweep beautifully across the music lover's neck. Choose from 37 colors! Including glitters, neons, metallics, and woods!
Size: About 4" across
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