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I haven't told you yet how I spent my New Year's Eve, have I? Silly me. You're likely kvetching to know what a pretend professional drinker does on Alcoholics' Feast Day. (It's in the Bible, look it up.)
Our evening began early-ish, in the five o'clock hour (it's not just a blog, it's a thing you can do!), with the best pizza in the world and a list of champagne cocktails to make. Earlier, we'd picked up a cheapo bottle of bubbles, and of course to get every penny's worth of the $9.97 you just spent on lowercase-c champagne so embarrassingly embarrassing that I refuse to even mention it by name here, you have to plan for several fizzy drinks at once.
The recipe for this Champagne Julep came out of a cocktail book -- one of the several belonging to Sean's cousins, with whom we crashed over the holidays; it's a whole family of drinkers (what can I say, I know how to pick first husbands) -- but I wish that weren't the case. Because if ever there were a person put on Earth for the purpose of whimsy-ing up a recipe like this off the top of her dainty, demented head, it is me. Dammit, the Champagne Julep should dance nightly in my dreams. "Champagne Julep concocter" is what my tombstone should one day read, except with one word misspelled and no money left in my estate to fix it. Has the past year and change instilled not one inkling in me towards total julep brilliance?
Credit, though: It's a damn good recipe. Simple to the point of self-evident, as any worthwhile julep recipe oughta be. The resulting drink likewise reads organically on the palate. Picture in your mind what a fizzy mint julep might taste like, and so it does. Tastes fun, no?
The Champagne Julep
(From The Complete Book of Mixed Drinks: More Than 1000 Alcoholic and Nonalcoholic Cocktails, by Anthony Dias Blue, with some adjustments and finesses)
About 3 ounces Champagne or sparkling white wine
1 1/2 ounces Buffalo Trace bourbon
4 large mint leaves
1/2 to 1 teaspoon simple syrup (to taste)
Crushed ice
Bunch the mint leaves between thumb and forefinger and give one good tear through the middle of the leaves. Drop into bottom of a tall Collins glass and pour in simple syrup on top, just enough to cover leaves. Muddle well. Add ice roughly to fill glass. Pour in bourbon. Stir very briefly. If necessary/desired, put in more ice at this step to refill to top. Top off with Champagne. Once again, stir briefly. Taste and top off with more simple syrup if desired. Garnish with mint sprig.
Tasting Notes
Obviously, use the best bubbly you can afford. Also, if you're going to go with a wheated (i.e. sweeter) bourbon like Buffalo Trace or Maker's Mark, I'd recommend yin-yanging with a dry champagne. On the flip side, I bet this would taste great with a rye whiskey and a sweet sparkler.
I go into more detail about my little physical tricks I use to properly mix a julep in my World's Greatest Mint Julep post, if you care to read it. Basically, although here I suggest stirring briefly to agitate the drink, my most preferred method of mixing a julep is to make little downward stabbing motions in the glass with a swizzle stick.
I also advocate taking your mint sprig by the stem in one hand and giving it a few smacks against the open palm of your other hand. You'll see this done at high-end cocktail places a lot; it's great for releasing the leaves' aroma.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The Georgia College baseball team (21-9) scored 10 runs on 15 hits to take down Pfeiffer University (13-23) 10-5 Saturday. The win gives the Bobcats a three-game series sweep. The Bobcats have now rattled off seven wins in a row.
A 1-1 game was busted open by a five-run second inning. Catcher Steve Hazel (Kentwood, Mich.) hit a solo home run to start that rally, his fourth of the season. Rob Hogenkamp (St. Louis) added an RBI single, while Ikaika Anderson (Austell, Ga.) and Jake Sandlin (Evans, Ga.) each had run-scoring doubles in the frame.
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Former offensive lineman Lomas Brown became an Internet punching bag back in December, when he gleefully copped to intentionally allowing former Detroit Lions teammate Scott Mitchell to get sacked and injured during a game in 1994.
Brown quickly regretted making the comments, while Mitchell expressed disappointment that he could be betrayed on the field by someone he'd invited into his home.
In an interview with DetroitLions.com, Brown said listening to his initial comments gives him a queasy feeling.
"That was the most hurtful part, how I said it," Brown said. "You can hear the excitement in my voice. It was just wrong. I just really made myself sick when I heard myself."
Brown said he and Mitchell spoke on the phone and ended the conversation as friends. He credited Mitchell for his forgiving nature.
"It was foolish," Brown said. "If that would have been me getting a phone call from me after what I said, I wouldn't have reacted the way Scott reacted. I would have been mad. I wouldn't have been laughing on the phone with me.
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The chicken recipes here on Just Bento are always very popular. And why not? Chicken is relatively inexpensive, cooks fast, and is fairly low-fat if you trim it judiciously.
This very simple Asian-fusionesque flavored marinated chicken breast recipe can be made without the skewers, but it's just that much more fun, and somehow seems to taste better, if you put it on a stick.
Makes 4 skewers, enough for 2 bentos. This takes only 5-6 minutes to cook, not including the marinating time, and can be prepped the night before. Each skewer is about 60 calories.
The marinade:
A few drops of fish sauce (optional; available at Thai or general Asian grocery stores)
oil for cooking, about 1 Tbs.
Cut the chicken breast into 4 strips lengthwise. Thread them onto skewers. The trick is to sort of fold the pieces accordion-style, and to skewer them through the folds.
Combine the marinade ingredients. Marinade the skewered chicken for at least 5 minutes, ideally about an hour. You can marinate it overnight.
You can grill the skewers, or just cook them in a frying pan. Here I'm cooking them with some sweet pepper strips. I put the peppers in the pan (with a little oil) first, since they take longer. Once they were nicely roasted I pushed them aside and put the chicken in the middle. The chicken only takes a 2 to 3 minutes per side to cook. Take out the pepper slices, and pour in the marinade to glaze the chicken.
You can take the chicken off the skewers, but I think it's a lot more fun to eat them off the skewers. I did add quite a bit of chili pepper flakes here, but you can vary the amount to suit your heat preference.
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Everything tastes better on a stick! Yay!
Seriously, these look lovely! Our local Flea Market sells some like these, but somehow they always smelled rather burned, and consequently I've never bought them. So it's great to have a recipe to try at home. I think I even have some skewers that are kind of like those. Thanks!
Thanks for another great recipe, Maki. Just to make a small correction - it's shaoxing wine, not xiaoxing. ^^
There's actually more than one way to romanize Chinese words...so you both could be right. ;)
OMG. best chicken E V E R
i was inspired by the bento, but made it like an evening supper. i will definitely make this again.
did i mention this was the best chicken EVER?
I know right! This is the best chicken I have ever made.
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Is it possiblenot to use the xiaoxing wine? I can't take alcohol. Or is there a substitute?
It is certainly possible to make it without wine, I just did it myself a few minutes ago.
Following is another insight from my experience making them:
Don't bunch up the skewers. You'll end up with a nice mix of bits of under-cooked and over-cooked meat on the same strip.
These have been a regular for me now for picnics, I pop them on skewers with the boiled asparagus :) Thank you for this recipe.
Would I be able to use mirin instead of the wine/sake/sherry?
can lemon juice be used instead of lime?
It doesn't look like you've used any ginger in that marinade..
What kind of cooking oil would be best for frying these?
Just stumbled upon your site, and am definitely making this recipe for the next weekend picnic. Looks soooo good, and sounds easy. Thank you.
Made these last night for dinner to test them out before adding them to a Bento lunch (which I've never made... YET!) - I think next time, I will marinate them off the skewer so more of the chicken can soak up the marinade. I loved the flavor where the chicken tasted like the marinade but there were too many "bland" areas where the chicken was not in the marinade (I have really long skewers so it was difficult to get it all in the sauce!) Oh, and I used a Vermouth Cooking Wine because that's all I had on hand. We'll definitely be making these again though!
Also, I just received the Just Bento cookbook yesterday and am really looking forward to starting a Bento lunch habit around here! :) Thank you!
I don't have any skewers, so I just cut the chicken (I used thighs, since they're what I have) into bite-size pieces and marinated it over night. Spectacular! They're so flavorful and juicy and the marinade is fantastic as a glaze. We had them over rice with some chopped green onions. Thanks for yet another amazing recipe!! :)
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A Review of 'Eat That Frog!' by Brian Tracy
In Brian Tracy's book, Eat That Frog!, you are given a set of rules/suggestions to follow to increase productivity and reduce procrastination. I read this book, cover to cover, hoping for some guru secrets. Unfortunately, it was a little underwhelming. Not that I didn't enjoy it, as I enjoy most self-help books. However, I felt a lot of what he was talking about was common sense. Plus, he really pushed that frog-eating thing a little too hard in my opinion.
Here are the suggestions/rules that really stuck with me:
3) Apply the 80/20 rule to everything. – This means 20 percent of your activities will account for 80 percent of your results. So always concentrate your efforts on the 20% of activities that will yield good things.
This particular rule was news to me before this book. I had never thought of this as fact. I had always just assumed that putting in one hundred percent meant that the universe HAD to match you. But he's correct. When I set three appointments at work for a special event, only one showed. And he didn't even buy anything! So, focusing on that 20% tends to be a good idea.
This works in writing as well. Focus on finishing the 20% that helps you succeed later on. Outline, research, get involved, and that will help produce 80% of your writing for you! One article I read mentioned that when you have the energy to get things done, do the hard things, so that the easy things can be done when you are down.
8) The Law of Three. – Identify the three things you do in your work that account for 90 percent of your contribution and focus on getting them done before anything else. You will then have more time for your family and personal life.
This goes along with the rule above. Identifying the three key things you do that make your work more profitable, more easily done, and more plentiful, then allows you to finish that 20% we were talking about earlier. My three things for writing are: Research, Outline, and Revise. These are the three things I do that contribute to finishing and polishing my manuscripts. At work, they are: Sell, Get Repairs, and Invite to Events.
13) Identify your key constraints. – Determine the bottle necks or choke points, internal or external, that set the speed at which you acheive your most important goals, and focus on alleviating them.
I learned a hard lesson last night at work. I work in a jewelry store, and I'd just sold a $3400 ring, to a couple who had walked in just to look. I thought I had worked very hard, and I was very proud of myself. I even split the sale with a coworker, so that she might benefit from it too, since it had been a slow night and she hadn't had any sales that month.
Instead of celebrating with me, and acknowledging that I'd worked hard with the sale, she continued a rant she'd had earlier that day, saying that the only reason I had got the sale was because they had come in to buy. Now, this seemed really wrong to me. And I realised that her key constraint was most likely her negative attitude. Since in the last three days I have forced myself to repeatedly tell myself that I can make that sale, I have had three $1500+ days in a row. Clearly, my positive reinforcement of my own mental state has had some effect! This is only made clearer by the fact that before my reaffirmation, I had NO large sales, and in fact, had bombed a big event.
This rule resonates with me because, honestly, I think if she read this book, she might begin to understand how her negative attitude almost brought me down. So yes, despite it's mediocre common sense, I do reccoment Eat That Frog! if only because, sometimes Common Sense is just what the doctor ordered.more


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For years, there have been three ways to get a shed: Build it yourself, hire someone to build it or buy a prefab model. A new method—constructing a shed from a kit—combines the sweat equity of building from scratch with the simplicity of using factory-cut components. All that's required are basic tools and novice-level carpentry skills. It's like doing a jigsaw puzzle with instructions: Fasten the parts together in the right sequence, and voilà—a shed is born.
I teamed up with Connecticut carpenter Tim Law to build this shed from Better Barns (betterbarnsandsheds.com). The compact 6 x 8–foot building has red-cedar vertical siding, two barn-sash windows and a transom window above double doors. This kit costs about $4800, not including shipping. The small kit joins the company's eight stock kits ranging in size from 10 x 10 to 10 x 16 feet, and in price from about $4300 to $8300. They are all available with either pine or cedar siding.
Our shed came with everything except the concrete-block foundation, roof shingles and fasteners. It included plans, necessary to obtain a building permit. Local governments often have shed-specific forms detailing the rules for "auxiliary structures." The permit application fee is typically $50 to $100—and it's a lot smarter to pay up and follow the rules than to be penalized later.
Shed kits are structurally sound by design, so you shouldn't run into roadblocks. There are just two major details to get right. First, follow setback guidelines when you're deciding where to build. Second, choose the right kind of foundation. This will be dictated by the building's size. A frame of pressure-treated landscape timbers staked into the ground may be all that's required, or you may need to pour a concrete pad. In our case, the rules permitted a concrete-block foundation.
Tim and I built the foundation, then installed roofing and trim on the 6 x 8–foot shed in a day. The parts fit perfectly, and the finished kit was indistinguishable from a scratch-built custom shed. I packed up my tools and headed home feeling just a bit tired and sore, but proud of the building we'd left behind.
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Classic, attractive, built-to-last exterior details can have an outsize visual impact, but their cost may be prohibitive when scaled to fit an entire house. Shrink the upgrades to a shed, though, and the costs are much less formidable. Here are four details that will add distinct character to an outbuilding, whether you are building a shed from scratch or assembling a kit.
Copper Gutters:
Properly installed, a copper gutter can last 50 years. (Aluminum-gutter warranties typically last 20.) Half-round styles in 5- or 6-inch-diameter sizes cost about $10 per linear foot, often sold in 10-foot sections.
Window Shutters:
Functional shutters aren't cheap, but on a shed with a single large window, only one stately wooden pair is necessary. Consider Timberlane—with mortise-and-tenon joinery and hand-forged hardware, these shutters are the real deal. Match the iron tieback hardware (aka shutter dogs) to the shed's door hinges.
Flower Boxes:
Build window boxes of rot-resistant cedar or paint stock lumber with an exterior-grade acrylic. Build the box in the shed and hang it outside as a test container for new plantings.
Special Shingles:
For a small roof, asphalt isn't the only economical option. Slate or copper shingles have old-fashioned appeal and a rich aesthetic. They also age well. As a modern option, new synthetic roof styles can offer a lifetime of performance. DaVinci Roofscapes pulls off a convincing replica of cedar shake and slate.
Step 1: Foundation
Shed kits typically don't include the foundation. We used 4-inch-thick solid-concrete blocks to support the 6 x 8–foot shed. Each block was set down on compacted soil, leveled in two directions and checked one against another. We shimmed up low blocks with 2-inch-thick concrete patio blocks, cedar 1 x 8s or asphalt roof shingles.
We set the pressure-treated floor joists onto the mudsills and fastened their ends with 3 1/2-inch-long nails. We used the plywood floor deck to frame the four shed walls, positioning the studs and rough openings for the windows and doors.
Step 2: Framing
After framing each wall, we installed the tongue-and-groove vertical-board siding while the wall was still horizontal. This premium kit included red-cedar siding, but less expensive pine siding is also available.
We installed the windowless sidewall first, tipping it up into place and then screwing down through the bottom plate and into the floor frame. Once the first two walls were screwed down, we slid the second sidewall into place. This wall has two barn-sash windows, so we positioned it on the side with the best views. You need at least two people to put up a shed kit, and the work would go quicker with three or four people.
Some labor-saving shortcuts kept the work manageable. For instance, the front wall, framed for double doors, was installed last. Before doing that, we assembled the roof trusses—the precut rafters and ceiling joists joined together with plywood gusset plates, which are glued and nailed across the joints. We then placed the two gable-end trusses on top of the sidewalls. That way, we didn't have to lift the heavy trusses up and over the walls.
Step 3: Roof Trusses
With two gable-end trusses propped between the side walls, we installed the front wall. We tipped and fastened the gable-end trusses and installed standard roof trusses in between.
Step 4: Roof Shingles
We used precut pieces of 1/2-inch exterior-grade plywood to sheathe the roof. The plywood is cut precisely to create a space along the roof peak for installing a ridge vent.
We then covered the shed roof with slate-gray architectural shingles, which we chose because they are much more attractive than standard three-tab shingles.
Step 5: Windows, Doors
Our kit included sash windows on two walls and a transom window above the doors. The transom is the kind of detail that's typically found only on custom-built sheds, not on prefab models. And the company supplied a pair of heavy-duty strap hinges to hang each swinging door. When considering a shed kit, remember that quality hardware is just as important as quality lumber.


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The intensified joint efforts last week led to seizure of almost three tones of ivory estimated at millions of dollars, which was bound to Mombasa port for shipment to the Asian markets. The 832 pieces of ivory whose origin is yet to be established were intercepted by officials of the Uganda Revenue Authority Law enforcement section in a consignment at a warehouse along Kampala-Jinja highway. It had been concealed in gunny bags covered with plastic waste when it was detected.
According to the Deputy Director Conservation, Mr. Charles Tumwesigye, this was the biggest ivory confiscation Uganda has made over the last ten years. The owner of the cargo has been given as Mr. Odhiambo Owino, a Kenyan National who hired the truck from Kenfreight to transport the cargo to Mombasa disguised first as coffee, fish maws, cotton and plastic waste.
The truck driver and turn man have been arrested to help with investigations to establish the people involved and possibly the source of the illegal ivory. UWA will with URA that did the seizure and Interpol to undertake the forensic (DNA) analysis to establish the origin of this ivory.
Only a few days ago, four Guinean nationals were arrested Entebbe International Airport with 116 kgs of ivory. Investigations are in advanced stages for the suspects to face prosecution in Uganda courts of law.
Early this month, an Anglican priest identified as Ben Baguma was arrested with two pieces of ivory in Kabarole, western Uganda by the UWA law enforcement staff who are investigating the racket.
Another consignment with over 600 pieces of illegal ivory believed to have transited through Uganda was recently intercepted at Kenya's Mombasa port.
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Notes from the January 17, 2011 regular monthly meeting of the society:
1. Prior to the meeting, 15 members met at Peralta's Mexican Restaurant in Quitman to eat and talk. We had a great time.
2. During the pre-meeting help time from 6 to 7 p.m. at the library and later during the workshop portion of the regular meeting we were able to help one guest and two members with their research and one with getting some computer problems worked out.
3. Various reports were received in the business meeting. Some highlights:
a) About two-thirds of members have renewed from last year. Two members are deceased and four others have not decided to renew. Current bylaws give members until January 31 to renew. Others are expected before the end of the month. Also several new members have joined this year. A more detailed report will come in later meetings after the January 31 deadline.
b) The Constitution and bylaws revision committee appointed in November has met and come up with a preliminary document. It will be finalized and presented at the February meeting with plans to vote on any changes at the March meeting. Members will receive notification of any changes following the February meeting.
c) Treasurer Wayne McCluneyreported on several items. Chairs will not need to be purchased, and he reported some prices on book carts and got further details on our needs there. He will follow up on that. A method to more efficiently keep records of membership fees is under discussion and will be reported on at a later meeting. He is still looking into tax and non-profit status information. Also, it was proposed and adopted that we would go to a purchase order system to handle expenditures. That would be included in an bylaw revisions.
d) Membership's Deason Hunt proposed a Focus of the Collection statement and Acquisitions policy for the society materials in our research center and archive at the library. It was adopted. Details will be published here in a later posting.
e) Treasurer McCluney also reported that it is in the works for us to solicit a statement from the City of Quitman that while our archives are housed at the library that they are in fact owned by the society and not the library or city. This would protect us in case of changes in librarians or city officials over the years.
f) The new society sign which hangs on the library sign pole at the edge of the street in front of the library is not displayed. Thanks to Vice-president Dorothy Harbin who came up with the idea and presented the design and secured someone to make the sign. Also Treasurer McCluney helped with the finalization of getting the sign. Librarian Delene Delarosa secured help from city workers to have the sign placed on the pole.
g) Members worked on processing latest obituaries for inclusion in our obituary books.
More details will be available when the minutes of the January meeting are submitted for approval.
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text: LINGUIST List: Vol-23-346. Thu Jan 19 2012. ISSN: 1069 - 4875. Subject: 23.346, Calls: Pragmatics, Ling Theories, Semantics, Socioling/USA Moderators: Anthony Aristar, Eastern Michigan U <aristar at linguistlist.org> Helen Aristar-Dry, Eastern Michigan U <hdry at linguistlist.org> Reviews: Veronika Drake, U of Wisconsin-Madison Monica Macaulay, U of Wisconsin-Madison Rajiv Rao, U of Wisconsin-Madison Joseph Salmons, U of Wisconsin-Madison Anja Wanner, U of Wisconsin-Madison <reviews at linguistlist.org> Homepage: http://linguistlist.org The LINGUIST List is funded by Eastern Michigan University, and donations from subscribers and publishers. Editor for this issue: Alison Zaharee <alison at linguistlist.org> ================================================================ LINGUIST is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new feature: Easy Abstracts! 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Three parallel sessions will be held on the following topics: (i) Pragmatics theories: neo-Gricean approaches, relevance theory, theory of mind, meaning, role of context, semantics-pragmatics interface, explicature, implicature, speech act theory, presuppositions, im/politeness, experimental pragmatics, etc. (ii) Intercultural, cross-cultural an societal aspects of pragmatics: research involving more than one language and culture or varieties of one language, lingua franca, technologically mediated communication, bilinguals' language use, intercultural misunderstandings, effect of dual language and multilingual systems on the development and use of pragmatic skills, language of aggression and conflict, etc. (iii) Applications: usage and corpus-based approaches, pragmatic competence, teachability and learnability of pragmatic skills, pragmatic variations within one language and across languages, developmental pragmatics, etc. Conference website: http://ampra.uncc.edu Email address for inquires: AmPra12 at gmail.com Like us on Facebook: Pragmatics of the Americas Conference Confirmed Plenary Speakers: Laurence Horn (Yale University) Kasia Jaszczolt (University of Cambridge) Istvan Kecskes (State University of New York, Albany) Robin Lakoff (University of California, Berkeley) John Perry (Stanford University) Conference Fee: Regular registration: $180 (includes coffee breaks) Early bird registration (before 30 June 2010): $150 Students (with valid I.D.): $80 Venue: University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA Center City Building http://centercity.uncc.edu/ Sponsored by College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Department of English (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Intercultural Pragmatics Journal (Mouton de Gruyter) Registration: See webpage for details Accommodation: See webpage for details Call for Papers: Abstracts (max. 300 words) are invited for papers and panels on any topic relevant to the fields of pragmatics and intercultural communication. 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[ Regulatory & Policy ] as a Related Elective for those interested in Public Policy : A policy practicum is a great choice for skills-based training in the range of methods available to effect changes in the law. Some policy labs, like this one, offer students an opportunity to do research on the scope of a problem not adequately addressed in current law or regulation. Developing an expertise in empirical research is particularly useful for those interested in an academic career. This course is a good choice for future environmental lawyers, particularly those interested in conservation and climate change. It focuses on developing new regulatory policies and techniques, such as the use of natural habitats in addition to or instead of constructing seawalls and levees for the mitigation of floods. Its aim is to achieve the twin goals of protecting the natural habitats and reducing the risk and the impact of flooding in local communities.
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Recently, several perilous and costly flood events have raised public awareness of the threats posed by coastal and riverine floods nationally. It is likely that with climate change, the frequency of heavy precipitation will increase in some areas over the 21st century, and that the return interval of flood events will decrease, greatly increasing overall flood risk. Traditionally, flood mitigation has occurred through the use of hard engineering - seawalls, revetments and levees. However, natural habitats and ecosystems also offer significant, and often overlooked and undervalued protections in mitigating or buffering flood hazards. Hazard mitigation plans and conservation project plans very rarely explicitly recognize the protective value of natural habitats, even though this value has been well documented. Moreover, hazard mitigation agents and environmental conservation organizations seldom work together, although recent catastrophic events highlight why it would make sense to do so. FEMA Region IX and The Nature Conservancy in California have recognized this and wish to develop a paradigm for working together to promote nature-based flood mitigation, and have asked for our help. Students in this practicum will: (a) Identify a coastal community with areas of both high flood risk and conservation value; (b) Design a nature-based strategy for risk reduction, which could include managed retreat and/or other mitigation/adaption tactics; (c) Identify available resources/programs/incentives for and barriers to implementation at the local, state and federal levels; (d) Design a process for enabling the community to avail themselves of these resources; and (e) Comment on how laws, regulations and programs could be changed to better facilitate nature-based flood risk reduction. Students will also provide insight into the transferability of this approach beyond the study area. Elements Used in Grading: Class Participation, Attendance, Written Assignments. NOTE: Students may not count more than a combined total of eight units of directed research projects and policy lab practica toward graduation unless the additional counted units are approved in advance by the Petitions Committee. Such approval will be granted only for good cause shown. Even in the case of a successful petition for additional units, a student cannot receive a letter grade for more than eight units of independent research (Policy Lab practicum, Directed Research, Senior Thesis, and/or Research Track). Any units taken in excess of eight will be graded on a mandatory pass basis. For detailed information, see "Directed Research/Policy Labs" in the SLS Student Handbook. CONSENT APPLICATION: To apply for this course, students must complete and e-mail the Consent Application Form available on the SLS Registrar's Office website (see Registration and Selection of Classes for Stanford Law Students) to the instructors. See Consent Application Form for submission deadline.
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It is the kind of election befitting one of the nation's wealthiest Congressional districts -- 17 candidates, lots of money and no shortage of movie star endorsements.
There's even a new-age guru running.
Welcome to California's 33rd Congressional District, which includes Malibu, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Calabasas and Palos Verdes. It is predominantly white, rich and liberal, and for 30 years this has been the base for Rep. Henry Waxman, a staunch defender of the current administration and tireless interrogator of the previous one.
But there was evidence the district had grown tired of the incumbent. Waxman, against a Republican no less, received a smaller percentage of the vote in his district than President Barack Obama did in 2012. That may be a key reason for his surprise retirement.
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Like the rest of the so called "jungle primary," the job here is not victory but survival. Everybody votes and party affiliation means nothing.
It is highly possible that the top two finishers who will face off in November will be Democrats. The conventional wisdom suggests a face-off between former LA City Controller Wendy Greuel and California State Sen. Ted Lieu.
Greuel is coming off an exhaustive campaign for mayor, a race she lost to then-Los Angeles City Councilman Eric Garcetti. Her strength is in the west San Fernando Valley, which also is part of the district.
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Lieu is a respected California lawmaker. He has strong support in Torrance and the southern part of the district, which is part of his Senate district.
Both candidates have money and name recognition, but that pairing is only one scenario. Consider the rest.
Google Marrianne Williamson and you'll find one of this election's more interesting candidates. She's an author and new-age spiritual healer. Her web site touts not events, but "appearances." She's friends with Oprah, Deepak Chopra and has a campaign song written by Alanis Morissette, and she has a lot of followers but most don't live in the 33rd District.
Then there's Iraq war vet and deputy District Attorney Elan Carr. Carr is a Republican, and while members of the party might be a minority in the district, there are enough of them to put an "R" in the runoff.
Lawyer Matt Miller, who received the endorsement of the Los Angeles Times, and defense attorney David Kanuth also are running for Waxman's seat. Kanuth has raised enough money from Hollywood friends to finance TV ads that reach a whole bunch of people who don't live in the district.
No polling has been done (other than private polling by campaigns) and an expected low turnout makes the race difficult to handicap. Suffice it to say that almost everyone is hoping they make the runoff, and that they draw Carr as their fall opponent.
Democrat versus Democrat in a Democrat district will be difficult and costly. Facing a Republican in the home of Henry Waxman will be far easier, cheaper and nostalgic.


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A mother's six children watched her die Wednesday evening, just as the family was checking out a potential new home.
After the 30-year-old woman pulled into the driveway of the house, she thought the car needed to be moved just slightly forward to make room for the landlord, who was supposed to meet with them, authorities said.
The woman has not been officially identified, but KHOU (Channel 11) identified her as Houston woman Cherie Rangel.
Her 11-year-old and 12-year-old were in the Chevrolet suburban and her other four children were standing in the front yard of the house, which was for sale. She stood alongside the vehicle and put it into drive. She asked her 11-year-old, who was sitting in the middle seat, to hit the brake. The 12-year-old sat in the passenger's seat.
The girl pushed the gas full throttle, flipping the mother under the back tire, dragging her through the driveway and into the house, said Sgt. Dennis Walker with the Jacinto City Police Department.
The SUV tore through the home, plunging all the way through the house and crashing into the back, Walker said. She was dragged about 15 feet.
She was killed shortly before 7 p.m. in the 10900 block of Verano.
Although the investigation is continuing, Jacinto City police said the woman's death appears to be a tragic accident.
"It's just very unfortunate what happened," said Jacinto City Police Chief Joe Ayala.
The 11-year-old girl was taken the hospital with minor injuries and the other children were taken to relatives.
Officials said the kids were hysterical at the scene. Both fathers connected to the children, one of which was the victim's husband, were at the scene with the children, authorities said.


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I'm trying to make a change on the core eshop plugins, since on their forum they don't support core changes I'm posting my question in here.
Maybe is kind of simple however I cannot find the solution, basically I need the product description support html characters. Right now looks like this:
<label for="eshop_product_description"><?php _e('Product Description (For Checkout)','eshop'); ?></label>
<input id="eshop_product_description" name="eshop_product_description" value="<?php if (isset($eshop_product['description'])) echo $eshop_product['description']; ?>" type="text" size="30"/>
Any chances to allow this change on this line w/o touching any other information?
Thanks in advanced.
Reading a little... (cause that is the problem, we don't read) I found the solution for my problem, "htmlspecialchars_decode" function would do the trick, now I wonder how to close or erase a post in here ^^.
<?php if (isset($eshop_product['details'])) echo htmlspecialchars_decode($eshop_product['details']); ?>


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The reading teacher's book of lists
Prentice Hall, May 9, 2000 - Education - 464 pages
Now in its fourth edition, The Reading Teacher?s Book of Lists has enjoyed huge word-of-mouth success. Teachers hear of it from other teachers or at workshops and wonder how they managed without it! This newly revised and updated version places at your fingertips over 190 of the most used and useful lists to help you develop instructional materials and plan lessons for elementary as well as secondary students. For quick access, the lists are organized into 15 sections, from ?Phonics,? ?Subject Words,? and ?Vocabulary? to ?Literature,? ?Comprehension,? and ?Abbreviations, Symbols, and Signs.? Each section brims with examples, key words, teaching ideas, and activities that you can use as is or easily adapt to meet your students? particular needs. You?ll find over 40 new lists including: ?Vowel Sounds,? ?Reading Math,? ?Multiple Intelligences and Reading,? and ?Comprehension Strategies.? Other lists have been expanded and updated including favorites such as ?Story Starters,? ?Prefixes and Suffixes,? and ?Common Word Idioms.? Teachers will enjoy the all-new sections ?The Internet? and ?Spelling? and the large, 8-1/4" x 11" spiral-bound format for easy photocopying. There?s no limit to the uses for these lists?from creating games to making up test questions. Whatever grade you teach, there are lists that will inspire your lessons?and your students.
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Next week may contain the biggest shopping day of the year, but that doesn't mean there aren't good deals to be had on games this weekend, especially in the PC sector.
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Looking for a way to maximize your purchasing power and still come away with a comfortable, stylish family sedan--one that knows how to get out of its own way on the road, one that saves a few bucks on fuel, and costs less than $20,000? We've checked out the new 2012 models and found several that fit the bill.
While you won't get all the bells and whistles in these mostly base model cars, you will get solid value, great safety and a new set of wheels. It's also worth mentioning that most of the 2012 family sedans under $20,000 are equipped with manual transmissions. The exceptions are the 2012 Chrysler 200 LX and Dodge Avenger SE, which come with a standard four-speed automatic. To get an automatic in the other models here, expect to tack on roughly $1,000 to the price.
2012 Volkswagen Passat
2012 Volkswagen Passat 2.5L
All-new for 2012, the Volkswagen Passat 2.5L five-passenger sedan carries a starting price of $19,995. It's larger inside and out, but less expensive than the car it replaces. Part of the reason is that Volkswagen now builds the Passat at its new Chattanooga, Tennessee, manufacturing plant – and it's the first VW built in the U.S. since the 1980s. Power comes from a 170-horsepower 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine paired with five-speed manual transmission. Features include 16-inch steel wheels, automatic dual-zone climate control, power locks and windows, Bluetooth connectivity. A full complement of safety technology is standard, including six airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), anti-lock braking system (ABS), engine braking assist and hydraulic brake assist, hill-hold control, and tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). See our complete review of the 2012 Volkswagen Passat here.
2012 Subaru Impreza
2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i
Subaru has held the line on pricing for the redesigned 2012 Impreza 2.0i compact four-door sedan, starting at $17,495. Power comes from the 148-horsepower 2.0-liter Subaru flat-four engine matched with standard five-speed manual transmission. With standard all-wheel drive, the EPA-estimated 27 mpg city/36 mpg highway make the 2012 Impreza 2.0i the most fuel-efficient all-wheel-drive car in America. Seven airbags, ESC, traction control, and four-wheel disc brakes with brake assist are standard. The 2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i arrives in dealerships in November, as the launch of the new model was delayed by the March earthquake in Japan.
Looking for a mid-size Subaru? The 2012 Legacy, if it also keeps last year's pricing, will start at $19,995. Subaru hasn't yet released details, so we're going with the Impreza for now as a 2012 family sedan under $20,000.
2012 Chrysler 200
2012 Chrysler 200 LX
The five-passenger mid-size 2012 Chrysler 200 LX, priced from $18,995, is powered by a 173-horsepower 2.4-liter in-line four-cylinder engine paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. EPA-estimated fuel economy in the LX is 21 mpg city/30 mpg highway. Six airbags, ESC, traction control, brake assist and four-wheel disc ABS are standard, along with 17-inch steel wheels. The trunk, which has a compact spare tire, has a cargo capacity of 13.6 cubic feet.
2012 Dodge Avenger
2012 Dodge Avenger SE
With the same mechanical underpinnings at the Chrysler 200 LX, the 2012 Dodge Avenger SE five-passenger front-wheel drive sedan also carries the same starting price as $18,995. The look is different, and the Avenger SE has a "refined" suspension, premium cloth bucket seats and a few other differentiating details. Engine, transmission, fuel economy and safety features are the same as the Chrysler 200 LX.
2012 Hyundai Sonata
2012 Hyundai Sonata GLS
With a starting price of $19,695, the 2012 Hyundai Sonata GLS with manual transmission is no plain-Jane family sedan. The GLS is powered by a 198-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine matched with a six-speed manual transmission. Fuel economy is EPA-estimated at 24 mpg city/35 mpg highway/28 mpg combined. Six airbags, ESC, traction control, brake assist, electronic brake-force distribution, and ABS are standard, as are 16-inch steel wheels. Cargo volume in the Sonata's trunk is 16.4 cubic feet.
2012 Ford Fusion
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Powered by a 2.5-liter in-line four-cylinder engine mated to a six-speed manual transmission, the 2012 Ford Fusion I4 S five-passenger sedan is reasonably priced starting from $19,850. It also achieves an EPA-rated 23 mpg city/34 mpg highway fuel economy. Six airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), traction control and ABS are standard, as are cloth bucket seats and 16-inch, 10-spoke aluminum wheels. Trunk cargo capacity is 16.5 cubic feet.
Other 2012 family sedans under $20,000 may also include the Kia Optima LX with manual transmission and the Suzuki Kizashi, although the respective automakers haven't yet released pricing information, so we've left them out. The 2012 Mazda 6 ($20,240), Chevrolet Malibu LS ($21,995), Honda Accord LX ($21,380), Toyota Camry XLE ($24,725) and Nissan Altima 2.5 ($20,410) miss our base price target of $20,000, so they aren't included either.
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Most phones — non-iPhones, of course — have a row of dedicated 'hardware buttons' that typically include some combination of home, search, menu and a back button. They make for convenient quick-access commands! But do you really need them all?
Our friends at BuzzFeed FWD argue that the dedicated back button should die because its unclear where pressing that button will take you. A dedicated home button always sends you to the home screen. A dedicated search button is the same. But a back button? It could take you back a screen in the app you're in or back an action of what you were just doing on your phone. It's confusing (and often redundant since many apps have back buttons themselves).
So how many buttons do you guys like on your phone? Do you use all the hardware buttons on your Android phone or Windows Phone (or... Blackberry haha)? Which one would you eliminate first. Or do you want more?


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Don't just by POS Rolls, Buy Quality Australian Manufactured OZ POS Thermal Rolls.
OzPos Rolls are made in Australia from high quality Thermal Paper and coated with thick thermally activated ink that always produces a good quality durable print1.
The paper has a smooth texture specifically designed to minimise the wear on the Thermal Print head of your printer, cash register, scales or other device. Using OzPos Thermal Rolls will give your printer a much longer life and not void your warranty.
OzPos Thermal Rolls are a quality thermal roll suitable for printing receipts, log files, and trace records requiring Graphics and/or Logos. OzPos Thermal Rolls have a thick thermally activated ink coating which is consistently applied over the entire surface of the roll so there is no fading from one side of the roll to the other and no difference in the print quality from start to finish of the roll. OzPos Thermal Rolls produce a strong image which appears consistently over the entire roll width for the length of the entire roll. In addition OzPos Rolls have a long image life of around 5 years2, which many are selling as archival quality. OzPos Rolls have a durable print whether text, Graphics or Logos of around 5 years2. Others sell Thermal Rolls of this quality at additional cost as archival quality.
Q. How does thermal paper work?
A. Thermal papers are coated with a colourless formula which will develop an image by the application of heat. When passing through an imaging device,
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Q. What are the benefits of OzPos's Direct Thermal Paper?
A. Thermal printing technology offers the benefits of clear legible imaging, fast printing, quiet operation, reliability, and low cost of ownership. And there are are no ribbons or cartridges required.
CSI: Coated Side IN – like most Datamax Printers, and many other thermal transfer printers
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