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Ryan Getzlaf had a goal and an assist while wearing a facemask over his lacerated jaw, Corey Perry scored his first playoff goal in three years, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 Friday night to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round series.
Rookie Frederik Andersen made 34 saves in his second postseason start, and Andrew Cogliano scored a short-handed goal in the third period as the Ducks moved halfway to their first series victory since 2009. Anaheim has won just one postseason round since its only Stanley Cup title in 2007.
Kari Lehtonen stopped 16 shots, while Alex Chiasson and Ryan Garbutt scored for the wild-card Stars, who took two one-goal losses to open their first playoff series since 2008.
Game 3 is Monday in Dallas.
Getzlaf was hit in the face by Tyler Seguin's shot in the final minute of Game 1, leaving him with bruises and a ragged cut on the left side of his face. His wife then gave birth to their third child early Friday morning, a daughter named Willa.
None of it could stop Anaheim's captain from getting back in the lineup and making enormous plays to keep the Ducks on track. He wore a clear facemask around his jaw and mouth in a prudent concession by a player who doesn't like even wearing a visor.
After a raucous pregame ovation from an Orange County crowd that recognized his toughness, Getzlaf then scored a first-period goal and set up Cogliano's short-handed tally in the third period.
Perry hadn't scored a playoff goal in 10 games since April 2011, getting blanked during the Ducks' seven-game loss to Detroit in the first round last spring. But the Canadian Olympic gold medalist knows how to fill a net: He was the NHL's second-leading goal-scorer this season, trailing only Alex Ovechkin.
Half of Dallas' skaters made playoff debuts in the series opener, but the Stars came out for Game 2 with more confidence and poise from the opening faceoff, and Chiasson put Dallas ahead early on a power play, one-timing a pass from captain Jamie Benn for his first career playoff goal.
Both teams had an added physical edge in the rematch. Trevor Daley jumped on top of Perry and pummeled him with both hands in the Stars' crease during the first period in response to a perceived slight.
Anaheim struggled to match the Stars' pace early, but after another fruitless Ducks power play, Getzlaf evened it by himself. He took the puck away from Erik Cole and skated in on Lehtonen, scoring high for his second goal of the series.
Perry put the Ducks ahead late in the first period after intercepting a pass between Seguin and Benn before rocketing a slap shot past Lehtonen from close range.
Anaheim killed a penalty to end the third period and then extended its lead during another kill early in the third. Cogliano, the Ducks' dominant forechecker and penalty-killer, got away with breaking Sergei Gonchar's stick in the Dallas end before Getzlaf controlled the puck and fed Cogliano for the score.
Garbutt kept the Stars close with a goal in front of Andersen on a setup from Shawn Horcoff midway through the third. Dallas tilted the ice decidedly in its favor in the final minutes, but Anaheim killed a penalty on Getzlaf with 3 minutes to play before surviving a last-minute scramble. Nick Bonino blocked the Stars' final shot.
NOTES: Dallas D Brenden Dillon missed his third straight game with a lower-body injury, and the Stars scratched veteran D Aaron Rome in favor of rookie Kevin Connauton, who made his playoff debut. ... The Ducks played without top-line forward Matt Beleskey, who aggravated a persistent lower-body injury late in Game 1. Devante Smith-Pelly replaced Beleskey in the Anaheim lineup, making his NHL playoff debut.

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EU rules limit debt to 60 percent of GDP and deficits to 3 percent, but those rules turned out to lack teeth and several countries - including France and Germany - have broken them without being penalised.
The question now is how to give those rules more teeth.
Read more: EU struggles over ways to prevent new debt crisis - Story - World - 3 News
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However, governments and companies may then decide to take action to prevent another crisis. Flagging potential bubbles early on - before they end in a catastrophic bust - may be useful, "even if there's no real enforcement," says Marzinotto."
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Maurice Sendak: Remembering the famed children's author
There was always more than a touch of little-boy imp in Maurice Sendak, which probably goes a long way to explaining the magic he wove with such characters in the books he wrote and illustrated.
Sendak died today in Danbury, Conn., in the wake of a recent stroke. He was 83.
From the early 1960s on, he was staple reading for children. His trilogy of "Where the Wild Things Are," "In the Night Kitchen" and "Outside Over There" were among his core works. His final book – at least in his lifetime – came in September: "Bumble-Ardy," which he wrote, and in a departure from his later decades, also illustrated.
Another is due in February.
Sendak's works were a departure from the fresh-faced, well-behaved kids found in earlier American children's literature, such as "The Bobbsey Twins." His kid adventurers were more scamp-like, akin to younger versions of Tom Sawyer. "I'm Pierre – I don't care!" one of his pint-sized heroes declared.
His best-known work was "Where the Wild Things Are," winner of a Caldecott Medal in 1964. The hero, a juvenile terror named Max who is exiled to his bedroom by his put-upon mom – with no supper to boot.
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Few writers have channeled the fevered imaginings of children as well as Sendak. A sometimes prickly character in his own right, he didn't put kids on pedestals: He saw them for the half-formed creatures that they are, with active interior lives, daydreams that may or may not come true, concerns real and imagined, and occasional rage at their own powerlessness.
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Pro wrestler Kenn Doane, who had an inside-the-ring persona as a bully, says he has come up with an anti-bullying book for children.
Doane, 26, who went by the name bad guy Kenny Dykstra when he was with the WWE, told the entertainment industry news website TMZ he decided to become an author while working to rehabilitate a recent knee injury.
His book, "Billy's Bully," will tell the story of one boy who stands up to his tormentor and will teach kids how to avoid becoming a bully, TMZ said.
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Program Following High School Girls' Campaigning for Ultimate Prize of Prom Queen to Premiere August 14
LOS ANGELES, CA (July 12, 2012) - Lifetime formally invites you to Prom. The network has picked up Prom Queens, an all-new docu-series closely following the intense dynamic surrounding high school girls vying to be crowned queen at their Senior Proms. Prom Queens will premiere Tuesday, August 14th, at 10:00 pm ET/PT, immediately following Dance Moms.
Featuring eight different high schools from around the country, including California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the series will document prospective girls from each school as they prepare and compete against one another for the ultimate prize: to be crowned Prom Queen. One of the most coveted titles in high school hierarchy, being named Prom Queen is an achievement many girls throughout U.S. dream of and work tirelessly to attain. In fact, today, there are even websites and guides outlining steps one needs to follow on how to best become Prom Queen.
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The international career of tainted umpire Asad Rauf appears to be over after the Pakistan Cricket Board refused to nominate his name for the ICC`s international and elite panels of officials.
The ICC is set to decide on July 15, in a meeting in Nagpur, the fresh list of international umpires with member countries sending in their nominations.
"Rauf`s name has not been included in the list sent by the PCB which has forwarded the names of Shozaib Raza, Zameer Haider and Ehsan Raza to the ICC," one official source in the board said.
Rauf, who was a member of the ICC elite panel of umpires, became a controversial figure during the Indian Premier League (IPL) when he was named in a Mumbai police investigation into spot-fixing in the league.
The ICC later dropped him from the Champions Trophy umpires panel.
The final cut for Rauf came when the ICC replaced him on the elite panel insisting that the decision was based solely on his performance in the last one year.
But well-informed sources said the decision to replace Rauf came when despite several warnings from the ICC and PCB, he persisted with activities contrary to his position on the elite panel.
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"One of the biggest complaints and cause for concern was that Rauf had been accepting valuable gifts from persons who claimed to be his fans although the PCB had advised him against doing this," the source disclosed.
"This trend was particularly visible when Rauf went to India or Sri Lanka," he added.
Interestingly, following the issues with Rauf and the four-year ban on another international umpire, Nadeem Ghouri, the PCB has now introduced a new code of conduct for its match officials.
Under the new code of conduct, local umpires will have to sign a contract with the Board and will have to acquire a No Objection Certificate (NOC) before officiating matches.
According to a PCB official, the code of conduct was prepared as per the directives of the ICC.
"It`s similar to the one the players have to follow," said the official.
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"They will now have to obtain an NOC from the PCB. The punishment or sanction in case of violation ranges from a minimum ban of two to 15 years."


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The moduli 3-stack of the C-field
Communications in Mathematical Physics,
Volume 333, Issue 1 (2015), Page 117-151
The higher gauge field in 11-dimensional supergravity – the C-field – is constrained by quantum effects to be a cocycle in some twisted version of ordinary differential cohomology. We argue that it should indeed be a cocycle in a certain twisted nonabelian differential cohomology. We give a simple and natural characterization of the full smooth moduli 3-stack of configurations of the C-field, the field of gravity and the (auxiliary) E8-Yang-Mills field.
We show that the truncation of this moduli 3-stack to a bare 1-groupoid of field configurations reproduces the differential integral Wu structures that Hopkins-Singer had shown (HS02) to formalize Witten's argument (Wi96) on the nature of the C-field. We give a similarly simple and natural characterization of the moduli 2-stack of boundary C-field configurations and show that it is equivalent to the moduli 2-stack of anomaly free heterotic supergravity field configurations (SSS12). Finally we show how to naturally encode the Ho?ava-Witten boundary condition? on the level of moduli 3-stacks, and refine it from a condition on 3-forms to a condition on full differential cocycles.
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Big quilts are tough to photograph. I have used this spot in the past for big quilts. The steps are a big help, but the wind can be a big problem. I love the small feet trying to hold the corner from blowing back on this one.
Thankfully, just when we thought all hope was lost, we stopped at the park.
This quilt was two years in the making. The calicoes are from Liberty Lifestyle's Bloomsbury collection. I fell in love with them the first moment I saw them. As a child of the 70's, I was raised on calico. My mom made dresses with pinafores for me that were a blend of Little House on the Prairie meets 1970's bold.
Once I picked out the fabrics, the pattern was an easy decision. I love log cabin quilts. From traditional to wonky, they let simple blocks shine with all the different options for layouts. Plus they are a part of my history. Around the time that picture of me, along with my brother, in our finest 70's looks, our new log house was being built. I grew up in a log house. It's an L-shaped ranch style, but it's still a log house.
Log cabins have become my comfort block. As soon as I finish one, I want to make another one. Which is good because it took a whole lot of blocks to make this quilt. The back is pieced with brown florals and paisley medallions.
I used flannel instead of batting for a lighter weight, but with as much fabric as is used in a quilt of this size, there's not a lot about this quilt that is light weight. I used a heavy weight pearl cotton in ivory to tie the layers together. It's already on the bed and I should add, over the bed. It pools onto the floor around our full-sized bed.
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Sunday Spotlight: George Saunders on 'Tenth of December'
(NEW YORK) -- In this week's Sunday Spotlight, author George Saunders discussed his critically praised book, Tenth of December. It's now a best-seller – a rare feat for a short story collection. During an interview on ABC News' This Week, Saunders told George Stephanopoulos he hopes to inspire a new sense of unity among readers.
"You're sending out a bundle of energy, you know, concentrated energy that you've made with your own sweat, really, and your heart, and it goes out and it jangles somebody," Saunders said. "Now, there's another level where you do hope to make people more alive in the world, maybe more aware of the fact that we have more in common with others than we think we do."
In a recent cover story, The New York Times Magazine called Saunders "the writer for our time" and praised his latest work as the "best book you'll read this year."
His collection of short stories features many contemporary American themes, including economic anxiety.
"You know, you can talk about race, you can talk about sex, you can talk about your biopsy. But when you get into class, people kind of clench up," Saunders said. "In my 20s, I had a series of that kind of classic American experience, where you are kind of going down and you think, 'That's enough. Now I'm going to turn myself around,' and then you go down a little more."
Saunders, a former geophysical engineer, said his personal views on wealth and politics have evolved through the years.
"I went to the School of Mines in Colorado and … [was] kind of a dull-witted, sort of vaguely right-wing kind of person who didn't really know much about politics," he said. "And then I went to Asia in the oil business, and that really opened up my eyes to suffering and to the fact that wealth doesn't necessarily indicate that you are virtuous. It's just sort of an element of luck."
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Real-Time Data Show Just How Bad China's Industrial Pollution Is
The source of China's air pollution has always been partly blamed on emissions from industrial facilities such as power plants and steel mills. Now there's proof.
A group of nongovernmental organizations and research institutes, led by the Beijing-based Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, published a report showing that major power plants in Beijing, along with large-scale facilities in industrial hubs such as Shandong and Hebei provinces, consistently breached emissions standards over the past year.
The authors of the report analyzed real-time pollution data generated by dozens of companies in those areas over specific periods in 2013.
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In a news release with the report, Ma Jun, one of China's best-known green activists and director of the institute, praised Hebei and Shandong for publicly disclosing the pollutants of major enterprises. But he noted that other places, such as the city of Tianjin and the provinces of Guangdong and Hunan, still hadn't made this data public.
Still, the report signals that efforts to push for more disclosure of industrial pollution are working. China's Ministry of Environmental Protection said in July that all Chinese provinces need to establish an online platform for reporting major companies' real-time pollution. Shandong, Zhejiang and Hebei provinces were among the first to publish this data, according to the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs.
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The Barristers Board of Governors (BOG) consists of successful and kind-hearted Barristers whose noble objective is to espouse and implement the betterment of our legal community and the community at large. We meet every second Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Beverly Hills Bar Association (BHBA). As a Barrister (i.e., younger attorney), you are welcome to attend the open part of the BOG meeting.
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We would love for you, as a diligent young lawyer, to intelligently appreciate what you are missing to further thrive personally and professionally. At the BOG meetings, we will embrace you as an honored guest and help you become acquainted with a few of our 20+ sections and committees which the Barristers run. Topics of discussion include:
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- Feeding the Homeless: Join our SaMoShel Committee. Our selfless Barristers, under tutelage of our own chef extraordinaire LeRoy Williams and selfless past president Jeanine Percival Wright, meet every second Saturday of the month at Santa Monica Shelter from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. to cook delicious food and feed at least 60 homeless people. This is a sampling of our January 2015 menu:
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- Having Fun, Food and Wine with our Vintage Bouquet Committee: Contemplate becoming involved with our Vintage Bouquet, run by our own able and affable Co-Chairs, Danielle Grabois and Nadira Imam.
- Being a Mentee of and a Mentor to a Younger Lawyer: You may apply online at http://www.bhba.org/mentorship. Special thanks to our formidable past President, Autumn Ronda and invaluable Zev Shechtman, as Co-Chairs of the Mentorship Committee.
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July 2008
What's in This Guide
This guide was developed as a resource for evaluators, whether external, third-party researchers, or program administrators and other staff who are considering conducting their own internal evaluation. Some of the evaluations highlighted here were carried out by external evaluators, while others were conducted by program staff or the staff of a parent organization. In all cases, the research was undertaken by experienced professionals, and this publication is aimed primarily at readers who are familiar with basic evaluation practices. For readers who are less familiar with evaluation, a glossary of common terms is available on page 65.
Table 1. Selected Variables of Profiled Online Learning Evaluations


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Chargers fine cornerback for his culinary review on Twitter
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SAN DIEGO – Chargers Park was all a-Twitter Tuesday.
With the social networking site already at the fore of discussion in
In a tweet last Friday, Cromartie wrote: "Man we have 2 have the most nasty food of any team. Damn can we upgrade 4 str8 years the same ish maybe that's y we can't we (sic) the SB we need."
Cromartie was pulled out of a meeting by head coach
"I think (the fine) was steep," Cromartie said. "I'm not going to take back what I said. I thought it was harmless."
Cromartie later said, "I don't regret what I said. But I am going to have to be more careful what I say."
On Friday, in the first team meeting of training camp, Turner banned tweeting from the Chargers' building and also any tweets that were "detrimental" to the team. The team's public relations staff gave a detailed presentation to players that included examples of what the team would consider offending tweets.
Twitter has since been a topic in two more team meetings.
The Chargers have several players who are active on Twitter, a social networking site in which people can essentially send texts of up to 140 characters to all their followers.
Said Merriman after practice Tuesday, by way of advice: "Think before you tweet."
Merriman uses Twitter to promote his stores and other activities, while also updating fans about his workouts and other mundane activities. He is probably the team's most savvy tweeter as well.
On Friday, after Turner's edict, Merriman tweeted this: "Coach said we cant tweet in the building so i called my lawyer and found a lupo in that contract ... tweeting outside yeaaaaaa"
A source said Merriman was not fined because his tweet was not considered derogatory about the team.
Many NFL general managers and coaches have expressed concern over Twitter and reportedly have set team policies similar to the Chargers.
Chargers General Manager A.J. Smith, not exactly a social networking kind of guy, only thinly veiled his disdain of Twitter in declining to comment on Cromartie's fine.
"Coach Turner will handle all your questions regarding our Twitter enthusiasts," Smith said.
After practice, Turner was asked about the team's policy.
"We deal with all forms of media," Turner said. "We're happy to be open and give fans a look at what we're doing. We're not going to go out of our way to give our opponents a competitive edge or give (people) something we feel should stay in the building."
League spokesman Greg Aiello said in an e-mail Tuesday the NFL is establishing a Twitter policy for game days.
Other than that, the league has publicly embraced Twitter.
"We think it's a great new way to communicate with fans and also to find out information," Aiello said. "Many of us have twitter accounts to promote the NFL. The NFL.com twitter page has more than 750,000 followers."
Aiello said a team's attempts to police Twitter are "no different than any organization or company monitoring what its employees say publicly to ensure it is consistent with company policy."
According to Cromartie, he is not the only player to have used Twitter to complain about the team's food. In fact, players have been privately and publicly complaining about the fare at training camp and during the season for a couple of years.
Cromartie acknowledged it was perhaps his blaming the food for the team's lack of Super Bowls that "maybe got me."
Stay tuned.
As he was speaking to reporters Tuesday, Cromartie opened his laptop. As the screen came to life, the Twitter home page appeared.
"I'm going to Twitter constantly," he said.
Indeed, Cromartie referenced his fine in two tweets Tuesday night.
"man we had a grt practice 2day The defense flow aroun nd we made a lot of plays every1 knows I have 2 watch wht i say now cause i got fined," read the first.
A few minutes later came: "ok I wld like to think all my new followers since I got fine I promise I wnt let u down ok look forward to sum grt stuff 2 come."


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It had been a poor year for fishing, so the game warden, Ben White, could scarcely believe his eyes when Old Jack walked into the bait shop on City Pier with a string of huge fish. Old Jack had caught his limit for almost every kind of fish going. Must have been sixty pounds of fish there.
Ben said, "Well, I'll be damned, Jack, that's quite a catch. Haven't seen many fish this season, but you being an old hand on the lake, you must know the right spots and what they're feeding on."
Old Jack said, "Yep."
Ben asked, "I haven't caught a fish for weeks. I'd sure like a nice bass to take home to the wife tonight. Suppose you could show me how to get one?"
Old Jack said, "Yep."
They got into Old Jack's boat and buzzed down the lake a couple miles. At Stony Island, Old Jack stopped, anchored the boat, then reached under his seat and pulled out a stick of dynamite. Lighting it off his cigar, he tossed it over the side. Ka-whump! Fish floated to the surface and Jack used the net to haul them in, all kinds.
Ben was flabbergasted. "I been a game warden for twenty years, and you been fishing this lake twice that. You know that ain't legal, Jack. I'm going to have to take you in."
Old Jack turned halfway in his seat, fished out another stick of dynamite, lit the fuse on his cigar and handed it to Ben.
"Well," he said, "you come to fish or talk."
Who Are You?
The poacher takes game outside the law. It should be clear from my name that I have no special license to use Native American materials for my own purposes in my writing, yet I do. My lineage consists of some lately arrived folks (from Poland to Chicago in 1911) and some early arrivals (from Scotland to Virgil, NY in 1800), with that scant hundred years making the difference between early and late. But what's more important than early or late, this race or that, are the roots that I've put down into this place, as an individual, as part of a family that's been in one place for two hundred years, and as part of family that knows how it feels to tear loose those roots and live as strangers.
Given a choice, I'd speak of myself as a peasant. Village people living close to the land still exist in the world; they even hang on here in America despite the erosion caused by the mechanical material culture and intrusive media. Some people might question whether it's possible to choose to be a peasant; they ask if choice and peasantry aren't mutually exclusive terms. However, I made my choice to live in this place, to stay close to my roots, raise my own food and cut my own wood for heat, and to pay attention to what I learn from living this way. Can I be a peasant?
Peasants were traditionally part of the land itself. When property was sold, they went along with the deal. Peasants learned early their kinship to the native flora and fauna. Owned in much the same way, trees, animals and peasants existed on sufferance as part of a lord's domain. Peasants took game and firewood stealthily, without license or legal claim other than that of need, availability, and skill.
I approach writing as a poacher, and if caught writing without a license can only claim that the stories came to me. I look around and keep my ears open. I read landscapes, watersheds, maps and books, and poems and stories come to me from attention, study and contemplation. I know you've overheard someone say a poem more than once, but if you weren't quick enough to write it down, I was.
I've always wondered if the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) way-of-life wasn't formed by their reading of the upstate New York landscape. I wonder, too, if by paying close attention to the same patterns and cycles, our lives wouldn't take a shape like theirs. My writing was poached from others' land and lives. I admit to listening. I took them, and I'm not sorry. But I didn't take them for myself alone- here are some for you.
Ganondagan State Historic Site is a piece of land, roughly 550 acres in extent and comprising two adjacent hilltops in the Town of Victor, at the northwest corner of Ontario County, NY. It is the only historic site in New York dedicated specifically to the interpretation of life of the aboriginal people of New York, who called themselves the Onundawaga, or People of the Great Hill, and were called by others the Seneca of the Iroquois Confederacy.
Ganondagan State Historic Site is a piece of land, roughly 550 acres in extent and comprising two adjacent hilltops in the Town of Victor, at the northwest corner of Ontario County, NY. It is the only historic site in New York dedicated specifically to the interpretation of life of the aboriginal people of New York, who called themselves the Onundawaga, or People of the Great Hill, and were called by others the Seneca of the Iroquois Confederacy.
Ganondagan was the site of a large Seneca village destroyed by a French military expedition that crossed Lake Ontario for that express purpose in 1687. Historians and archaeologists value Ganondagan for its strict provenance, as artifacts found there can be dated between its 1655 founding and its 1687 destruction.
The word Ganondagan itself denotes a place of habitation, with a reference to "the essence of white," which some have attributed to a profusion of wild plum blossoms and others ascribe to its history in aboriginal peace-making. Ganondagan is reputed to be the burial place of the woman who first accepted the Gaiwiio, teachings translated as the Good Mind, brought by the peacemakers who founded the confederacy of groups known as Haudenosaunee, "longhouse people" or Iroquois.
The development of Ganondagan as a State Historic Site is particularly striking for the direct involvement of modern Onundawaga in its acquisition, management, and interpretation. The educational goals of Ganondagan State Historic Site are trifold: to interpret the seventeenth century life of the Onundawaga, to celebrate the peace-making impulse and its fruits, and to act as a center of modern Onundawaga culture.
Ganondagan was dedicated as a park and cultural center three hundred years to the day after its destruction by the French and their allies in July, 1687, and its Friends group numbering over 700 has provided leadership and funding for programs to bring history alive.
One of the first Iroquois words you'll hear at Ganondagan is nya:weh. You might hear some different pronunciations and see various spellings, but the meaning is always the same: thanks. When Site Manager Pete Jemison speaks the Thanksgiving Address, you hear an elaborate message of thanks. When Program Director Jeanette Miller wraps up a mailing, the committee might hear a quiet nya:weh from her.
One of the first Iroquois words you'll hear at Ganondagan is nya:weh. You might hear some different pronunciations and see various spellings, but the meaning is always the same: thanks. When Site Manager Pete Jemison speaks the Thanksgiving Address, you hear an elaborate message of thanks. When Program Director Jeanette Miller wraps up a mailing, the committee might hear a quiet nya:weh from her.
In fact, if there is one spirit or philosophy behind Haudenosaunee culture, it is the feeling of thankfulness, at finding ourselves here, recognizing our role, and feeling the connection with the whole creation. So it should be no wonder that the Friends group that supports the site and organizes educational activities regularly expresses its thankfulness for the active support of its members, funders and volunteers. Probably it goes deeper than thankfulness as we commonly think of it because, literally, there would be no Friends group without the community's support.
I often wonder if a more fully developed tradition of thankfulness would make a difference in mainstream American culture and suspect it would in several ways. Someone's bound to say, 'Well, we Christians say grace over our food," and I'd retort just as quickly, "Yes, but what about the farmers? Do you remember them?" Nothing against the Christians and all others who ask a blessing on their food (they are about to eat it after all), but I wonder if the dinner blessing is sufficient to cover the plants and animals sacrificed to our hunger, the earth, water and sun which make growth, and the farmers who tend this part of the creation.
The Thanksgiving Address is used by the nations who make up the Haudenosaunee as an opening and closing invocation attending many rituals and observances. Listening attentively to the Address, you hear the speaker making his or her way carefully through the universe, noticing and thanking not only the Creator but the varied elements of the Creation. The Address itself is attention to these elements, and during its speaking both the speaker's and hearer's attention are "made one," with one another and with the Creation. Perhaps the Address is attention in a way similar to wampum, which commemorates and records agreements and in its physical being denotes care and seriousness of purpose.
Our American culture would be changed by a greater general attitude of thankfulness. Thankfulness would slow our rate of consumption of the natural world. If we took the time to wonder, notice and appreciate where our food comes from, for example, we'd pay more attention to how it is produced, by whom, and how it tastes. Perhaps we'd eat less, and certainly we'd eat more slowly. Perhaps we'd consider hunting, gathering or gardening more of our own food.
What does it mean, anyway, that we are now mostly a nation of consumers? What happened to the producers? What is it we consume, finally, if not the Creation itself? Is there a hurry to complete this meal? All sorts of other questions could be asked here- like, is there enough for everyone?- but you are now aware of the trajectory of the inquiry, and I don't have to ask them. You know best how the questions present themselves to you.
Let's call the Creation by another name for a moment; let's call it Nature, which certainly covers a lot of ground. Nature provides bountifully for us. But we consumers of Nature seem to have come to the conclusion that it would be better if we told Nature what we want, if we forced Nature to produce more and to our specifications, and if we designed Nature to serve our needs. We haven't been shy about making our demands on Nature and seem willing to "throw away such parts" as don't suit us at the moment.
Could we continue this rampage if we hadn't banished thankfulness? Can we simply step aside to watch the whole roaring engine of consumption speed past, or is it necessary that we toss a branch toward the spokes of the crushing wheel?
It feels as though we are completing another annual round, and spring is poised to burst forth on a new natural year. Have you noticed that in the middle of February the cardinals, many of whom have hung around the feeders quietly all winter, begin to sing? Their song, waking us up first thing in the morning, sounds like, "Here, here, here. Birdy, birdy, birdy." They're singing about a fresh start: looking for mates, territory and stuff to build a nest. Once that's done, they quiet down again.
We pause a moment to thank our friends in the Friends. Our members are strong and active. Volunteers regularly step forward to take on tasks and events, even the tough often-thankless ones, even the ones that have no clear ends, that just roll on and on, like the job of educating children. Corporations, local businesses and private foundations have helped us through the year. Despite the world's troubles, which are many and sometimes seem never-ending, at Ganondagan we can model cooperation and understanding, true peace-keeping.
-By Stephen Lewandowski


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It's the Rubio and Rand Party, now
Want to know if Republicans finally back immigration reform, stand a chance of picking up Senate seats in the midterms, or get their act together by 2016? Instead of the GOP, watch the Rubio-Paul Party.
Forget John Boehner. Ignore Karl Rove. The real action in the GOP is coming from the newest wing of the party, the one born in the spring of 2009 — the offspring of tea party activists who almost single-handedly propelled Republicans to control of the House.
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This new movement brought Marco Rubio and Rand Paul to Washington and made them the two most potent forces in GOP politics today. It also brought Chris Christie to New Jersey and Scott Walker to Wisconsin — and made them two of the most potent forces for 2016.
( Also on POLITICO: Rubio, Paul fight for GOP future)
Right now, it's Rubio and Paul dominating the show. This wing of the party has its own version of the Republican National Committee: the Heritage Foundation, now run by former South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint, a godfather of the new crusade; the aggressive, wealthy Koch brothers; and the Club for Growth, which chafes the Washington establishment by backing firebrands in GOP primaries (including one Marco Rubio).
Together, these groups hold the cards when it comes to the most important political issues facing the party. With their consent, there will be immigration reform, more electable candidates for the 2014 Senate races, and a transformed party for the next presidential race. Without their consent, there's little chance of success.
"I don't know when has the excitement in the Republican Party been in Washington," Rubio told us. "The great reforms … have always come from outside the building. We have allowed conservatism to be hijacked by crony capitalism, by corporate welfare, by things that are not conservatism. We've also allowed conservatism, by our opponents, to be defined to indifference to the plight of others."
By no means is the establishment dead. The Republican National Committee still sets the rules and raises money, Rove-backed groups provide the backup and party leaders set the votes and agenda. The establishment is simply less relevant.
Nothing illustrates this better than the immigration debate.
( Also on POLITICO: Rubio talks middle class worries at CPAC)
The only chance Republican leaders have for getting a comprehensive immigration deal this Congress is if Rubio and Paul officially bless a pathway to citizenship. Both men have basically — not unequivocally — dropped their opposition to citizenship and made plain their intentions to do it more emphatically in the future. If they do, it's safe — but not certain — the rest of the party will follow.
If they don't, party leaders know the whole deal will undoubtedly collapse and Republicans will be left to blame for killing immigration reform once again. Most GOP leaders now think if they kill immigration today, they will seal certain defeat in 2016. A top conservative House member called the current GOP mood one of "Hispanic panic."


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NEW DELHI (AFP/Reuters) – Indian police used batons, tear gas and water cannon to turn back thousands of people marching on the presidential palace on Saturday in intensifying protests against the gang-rape of a woman on the streets and on social media.
Police tear-gassed, baton-charged and fired water cannon at demonstrators in the sixth and most violent day of protests against the brutal gang-rape last weekend.
Thousands of protesters, most of them college students, rallied at the India Gate monument in the heart of the Indian capital and then surged toward the sprawling presidential palace.
Angry protesters shouting "We want justice" called for better safety for women across the country as police struggled to control the crowd, while the 23-year-old victim was still battling for her life in a New Delhi hospital.
Some carried banners that read: "Hang them (the rapists) now." Six drunk men were joyriding in a bus when they picked up the physiotherapy student and her 28-year-old male companion. They threw the pair off the speeding vehicle.
During her ordeal the victim was attacked with an iron rod, causing serious intestinal injuries. The attack was the latest in a series of violent assaults on women in the capital that have triggered demands for stricter laws and swifter prosecutions.
On Saturday, riot police were called in and routes leading to the demonstration site were cordoned off to contain the protests in which some of the demonstrators were seen throwing stones.
Clashes erupted when a group in the crowd tried to break through police barricades and march towards the president's house. Around 20 students were injured in the clashes and were taken to hospital in the capital, the Press Trust of India reported. Doctors at the hospital where the rape victim was being treated said she was in a critical but stable condition and had been removed from a ventilator.
"She is doing much better than yesterday. She took sips of water and apple juice today," BD Athani, medical superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital, told reporters.
The victim is "very brave, positive and optimistic", said another doctor, Abhilasha Yadav.
As outrage intensified over last Sunday's attack the government apealed for calm.
"This is not a way to protest. Trying to storm buildings and breaking barricades is not a way to start a dialogue," junior home minister RPN Singh told India's CNN-IBN television network. "The government is trying to do whatever it can to take measures and make sure women are safe in the country."
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh weighed in, telling the home minister to ensure a feeling of security among Delhi residents.
The government said on Friday it would press for life sentences for the woman's six attackers and promised stricter policing. They also promised to pay the victim's medical bills.
Ravi Shankar Prasad, spokesman for the main national opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), told reporters New Delhi "is becoming the rape capital" of India.
BJP opposition leader Sushma Swaraj has demanded rapists receive the death penalty.
The number of rape cases in New Delhi has risen 17 per cent to 661 this year from a year ago, according to government figures, the highest number among India's big cities.
Experts say a combination of abusive sexual behaviour, a scant fear of the law and India's creaky judicial system encourage such attacks in the bustling city of 19 million people.
Five of the suspects were arrested soon after the crime and a sixth was caught Friday.


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The final results from the University of Michigan's July consumer confidence survey are out.
The headline index rose to 85.1 in July from June's 84.1 reading.
Economists were expecting the index to fall to 84.0.
Earlier this month, preliminary results published by the university showed the index falling to 83.9.
The index of current conditions rose to 98.6 in July from 93.8 in June. The preliminary July reading was 99.7.
The economic outlook sub-index fell to 76.5 in July from 77.8 in June. The preliminary July reading was 73.8.
Inflation expectations one year ahead were 3.1% versus 3.0% in June and 3.3% earlier this month.
Inflation expectations five years ahead were 2.8% versus 2.9% last month.
"Rising confidence comes despite surging gas prices throughout the latter half of July," says Andrew Wilkinson, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak. "In the first week of the month when the preliminary survey was prepared the price per gallon at the pump fell to $3.47 and has since reached $3.67. We believe that the diffusion of improved payroll data and growing chatter regarding soon-to-end Fed stimulus have boosted consumers' perceptions of the overall health of the economy."


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1. The Help, by Kathryn Stockett, Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam
2. Solar, by Ian McEwan, Nan A. Talese
3. Imperfect Birds, by Anne Lamott, Riverhead
4. Changes: A Novel of the Dresden Files, by Jim Butcher, Roc
5. Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, by Helen Simonson, Random House
6. Matterhorn, by Karl Marlantes, Atlantic Monthly Press
7. Bite Me, by Christopher Moore, Morrow
8. House Rules, by Jodi Picoult, Atria
9. The Three Weissmanns of Westport, by Cathleen Schine, Sarah Crichton Books/FSG
10. Caught, by Harlan Coben, Dutton
11. The Black Cat, by Martha Grimes, Viking
12. The Mapping of Love and Death, by Jacqueline Winspear, Harper
13. The Postmistress, by Sarah Blake, Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam
14. Shadow Tag, by Louise Erdrich, Harper
15. Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter, by Seth Grahame-Smith, Grand Central
16. A River in the Sky, by Elizabeth Peters, Morrow
Egyptologist and amateur sleuth Amelia Peabody is back in the latest mystery by the author of Lion in the Valley.
1. The Big Short, by Michael Lewis, Norton
2. The Bridge: The Life and Rise of Barack Obama, by David Remnick, Knopf
3. Women Food and God, by Geneen Roth, Scribner
4. Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang, by Chelsea Handler, Grand Central
5. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot, Crown
6. The Happiness Project, by Gretchen Craft Rubin, Harper
7. In the Green Kitchen: Techniques to Learn by Heart, by Alice Waters, Clarkson Potter
8. Game Change, by John Heilemann, Mark Halperin, Harper
9. The Pacific, by Hugh Ambrose, NAL
10. This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection, by Carol Burnett, Harmony
11. 13 Bankers, by Simon Johnson, James Kwak, Pantheon
12. Born to Run, by Christopher McDougall, Knopf
13. Stones Into Schools, by Greg Mortenson, Viking
14. Committed, by Elizabeth Gilbert, Viking
15. Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years, by Diarmaid MacCulloch, Viking
17. The Male Brain
Louann Brizendine, Broadway
Brizendine's fascinating follow-up to her bestselling The Female Brain
1. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, by Stieg Larsson, Vintage
2. Little Bee, by Chris Cleave, S&S
3. The Girl Who Played With Fire, by Stieg Larsson, Vintage
4. A Reliable Wife, by Robert Goolrick, Algonquin
5. Cutting for Stone, by Abraham Verghese, Vintage
6. Let the Great World Spin, by Colum McCann, Random House
7. The Elegance of the Hedgehog, by Muriel Barbery, Europa Editions
8. The Art of Racing in the Rain, by Garth Stein, Harper
9. Olive Kitteridge, by Elizabeth Strout, Random House
10. Brooklyn. by Colm Tóibín, Scribner
11. Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, by Jamie Ford, Ballantine
12. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Mary Ann Shaffer, Annie Barrows, Dial
13. Sarah's Key, by Tatiana De Rosnay, St. Martin's Griffin
14. The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie, by Alan Bradley, Bantam
15. Shanghai Girls, by Lisa See, Random House
19. Every Man Dies Alone, by Hans Fallada, Melville House
Written in 1947, this never-before-translated novel by a bestselling writer who saw his life crumble when he wouldn't join the Nazi Party, is based on a true story.
1. Food Rules, by Michael Pollan, Penguin
2. Three Cups of Tea, by Greg Mortenson, David Oliver Relin, Penguin
3. The Lost City of Z, by David Grann, Vintage
4. Conservative Victory, by Sean Hannity, Harper
5. Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea, by Chelsea Handler, Simon Spotlight
6. The Blind Side, by Michael Lewis, Norton
7. Eat, Pray, Love, by Elizabeth Gilbert, Penguin
8. The Age of Wonder, by Richard Holmes, Vintage
9. The Girls From Ames, by Jeffrey Zaslow, Gotham
10. The Glass Castle, by Jeannette Walls, Scribner
11. The Omnivore's Dilemma, by Michael Pollan, Penguin
12. In Defense of Food, by Michael Pollan, Penguin
13. A Homemade Life: Stories and Recipes from My Kitchen Table, by Molly Wizenberg, Camilla Engman (Illus.), S&S
14. I Am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced, by Nujood Ali, Three Rivers
15. Animals Make Us Human, by Temple Grandin, Catherine Johnson, Mariner
21. For You Mom, Finally, by Ruth Reichl, Penguin
The bestselling author of Comfort Me With Apples examines her mother's life.
1. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, by Stieg Larsson, Vintage
2. The Girl Who Played With Fire, by Stieg Larsson, Vintage
3. Dead and Gone, by Charlaine Harris, Ace
4. The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, Warner
5. The Last Song, by Nicholas Sparks, Grand Central
6. Gone Tomorrow, by Lee Child, Dell
7. Dear John, by Nicholas Sparks, Grand Central
8. Borderline, by Nevada Barr, Berkley
9. To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Warner
10. Shutter Island, by Dennis Lehane, Harper
1. The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary, by Jeff Kinney, Amulet
2. The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak, Knopf
3. Will Grayson, Will Grayson, by John Green, David Levithan, Dutton
4. Savvy, by Ingrid Law, Puffin
5. When You Reach Me, by Rebecca Stead, Wendy Lamb
6. If I Stay, by Gayle Forman, Speak
7. Big Nate: In a Class by Himself, by Lincoln Peirce, HarperCollins
8. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, by Sherman Alexie, Ellen Forney (Illus.), Little Brown
9. The Demigod Files, by Rick Riordan, Hyperion
10. Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Ultimate Guide, by Rick Riordan, Hyperion
11. Twilight: The Graphic Novel, Vol. 1, by Stephenie Meyer, Young Kim (Illus.), Yen Press
12. Fantastic Mr. Fox, by Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake (Illus.), Puffin2
13. D'Aulaire's Book of Greek Myths, by Edgar Parin D'Aulaire, Ingri D'Aulaire, Delacorte
14. Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Journey to Change the World... One Child at a Time, by Greg Mortenson, David Oliver Relin, Puffin
15. Incarceron, by Catherine Fisher, Dial
1. Goodnight Moon, by Margaret Wise Brown, Clement Hurd (Illus.), Harper
2. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, by Eric Carle, Putnam
3. Pat the Bunny, by Dorothy Kunhardt, Golden
4. Where the Wild Things Are, by Maurice Sendak, Harper
5. The Lion & the Mouse, by Jerry Pinkney, Little Brown
6. Good Night, Gorilla, by Peggy Rathmann, Putnam
7. Fancy Nancy: Poet Extraordinaire!, by Jane O'Connor, Robin Preiss Glasser (Illus.), Harper
8. Waddle!, by Rufus Butler Seder, Workman
9. The Story of Ferdinand, by Munro Leaf, Robert Lawson (Illus.), Puffin
10. Oh, the Places You'll Go!, by Dr. Seuss, Random House
11. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin, Eric Carle (Illus.), Holt
12. The Easter Egg, by Jan Brett, Putnam
13. My Garden, by Kevin Henkes, Greenwillow
14. Love You Forever, by Robert Munsch, Sheila McGraw (Illus.), Firefly
15. I Am a Bunny, by Ole Risom, Richard Scarry (Illus.), Golden
1. Percy Jackson and the Olympians (hardcover and paperback), by Rick Riordan, Miramax
2. Diary of a Wimpy Kid (hardcover and paperback)
Jeff Kinney, Amulet, by 3. The 39 Clues (hardcover), by Gordon Korman, et al., Scholastic
New in Series: The Emperor's Code
4. Magic Tree House (hardcover and paperback), by Mary Pope Osborne, Sal Murdocca (Illus.), Random House
5. Twilight (hardcover and paperback), by Stephenie Meyer, Little Brown
6. The Hunger Games (hardcover), by Suzanne Collins, Scholastic
7. Series Debut: How to Train Your Dragon (paperback), by Cressida Cowell, Little Brown
8. Harry Potter (hardcover and paperback), by J.K. Rowling, Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine Books
9. Fancy Nancy I Can Read Series (paperback), by Jane O'Connor, Robin Preiss Glasser (Illus.), Harper
10. Alex Rider Adventures (hardcover and paperback), by Anthony Horowitz, Puffin
*Published Thursday, April 15, 2010 (for the sales week ended Sunday, April 11, 2010). Based on reporting from many hundreds of independent bookstores across the United States. For information on more titles, please visit IndieBound.org


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The Irish Football Association has formally submitted a planning application for the proposed redevelopment of Windsor Park.
The £29.2million project, with £25.2m provided by the government, would see the national stadium expanded to an 18,000-seat capacity.
Irish FA chief executive Patrick Nelson said: "We had made it a key target to have our planning application submitted by this date and I am delighted that we have achieved this."
Nelson added: "The design for our redeveloped national stadium truly is impressive, and I would like to thank everyone who took the time to give their thoughts and ideas to us during the community consultation process. I know that the new Windsor Park will be a stadium that we will all be proud of."
If the plans are approved, the IFA and design partners RPS hope work can begin on the new stadium by next September.


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Come for the produce, stay for the cider! We are now a pick up site for Green Gate Farm's winter CSA. What's a CSA? It's a bag of certified organic produce direct from a local picked straight from the ground and dropped off at the taproom, fresh as fresh can be. Not already a member? That's fine! There's still time to register here (be sure the chose Texas Keeper Cider in the Friday pickup drop down menu.)
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The following is another missive from my friend in Washington, Reeko: There are copy editors already prepping headlines for November which will read something like this: "RUSSIANS HACKED US ELECTION!" "PUTIN ELECTS TRUMP!" "DEM LAWYERS FILE LAWSUIT DEMANDING RECOUNT WITHOUT RUSSIAN VOTES!" Etc. ad nauseam… Why? Because the coming landslide of Trump will be of … Continue reading
Trump Song: Make America Great Again
Glen Shulfer, my songwriting friend from Milwaukee, has an original ditty about Trump he wants to share, called "Make America Great Again (Trump Song). If this doesn't get your foot to tappin', there's something wrong with your foot:
Clock Boy's Family Sues Irving City and School for $15 Million
It's official. The family of Ahmed Mohamed (aka "Clock-Boy") the high school freshman who made international headlines after being arrested for bringing a suspicious looking "homemade clock" to school, filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the Irving Independent School District and the City of Irving. Irving ISD officials confirmed the lawsuit to WFAA News 8: "Legal … Continue reading
Trump's VP Pick — A Prediction
Via Reeko, who is pretty sure he knows who it's going to be: Mike Pence brings nothing to the Trump ticket. Virtually nobody outside of Indiana knows who he is. From all accounts he is a wonderful Governor and might've made in other circumstances, a wonderful dream ticket. but not 2016. Donald Trump already won … Continue reading
Islamic Jihad vs. the Establishment Clause
Via Reeko, my friend in DC: Orlando: it is not a Second Amendment problem. It is a First Amendment problem. Specifically, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment has correctly prohibited our government from deciding which religion is acceptable and which is not. Until now. Unfortunately, our constitutional guardians have failed us. The politicians sworn … Continue reading
The New Wedge Issue for 2016: LGBT Rights
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Jaykaityl necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 39 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
Harts Transport Pty Ltd
We are a small family owned business of 25 years in local transport delivering steel tubing and pipe within the Melbourne metropolitan areas.
We are wanting to branch out and expand the business to service other steel tube and pipe companies.
Steel tube and pipe companies wanting that personal approach to help take care of their transport requirements, efficiently and reliably, leaving them to get on with running their business.
The logo and name design, needs to be able to grab attention from companies with something distinctive enough to stay in peoples minds to be remembered.
The logo should contain the text 'Harts Transport Pty Ltd'.
The logo will be used on our website, our business cards, and our letterhead. The URL will be http://www.hartstransport.com.au
Would be having on charcoal background.
Here are a few keywords of what we want and don't want.
- Professional
- Clean
- Modern
- Flashy
Don't want
- Corporate
- Cliche
Please let your creative minds run wild.
eg.(A truck flash, like a full front but then tails off like a flash going across a screen)
Once I've found a winner there could be some post design work for stationary etc.
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In SQL Server 2008 R2, admin users are allowed to view the Activity Monitor and under "Recent Expensive Queries", there is a list of SQL statements being ran on the server.
Is there a way to export each and every one of the SQL statements displayed without using SQL Server profiler?
I was given the responsibility of monitoring a database with many redundant tables and I have no idea which tables are actually in use.
I want to remove those dummy or unused tables and retain the productive tables.
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Our videographer Elena Parker -- a serious food and film buff -- is really good at throwing movie-themed dinner parties. She and her friends cook together, serve up, and eat while they watch.
We've asked her to share the menus for her favorite films with us -- here's the latest installment: screwball comedy/detective flick (with epic cocktail parties) The Thin Man.
A murder case, a wise-cracking male-female duo at the helm, a dog for comic effect…
I bet you think I'm talking about the new hour-long crime drama that's on one of the various TV networks. Bones and Booth, Castle and Beckett… maybe even going back to our doomed friends in Moonlighting. Sorry to disappoint you… but I promise that I have something oh, so much better.
Ladies and Gentlemen, I'd love to introduce you to Nick and Nora Charles -- the paradigm of crime-solving couples. Their banter is witty, their antics endearing and, well, their drink glasses… bottomless.
Nick and Nora (William Powell and Myrna Loy) first appeared in film in the 1934 murder mystery The Thin Man. Based on a novel by Dashiell Hammett, the original story begins when a "thin man" goes missing, just as his mistress is murdered. Nick, a former detective who has turned "California Gentlemen" since marrying wealthy Nora four years earlier, is roped into the case almost from the start. With some prodding by the curious and feisty Nora, it doesn't take long for his innate detective skills to rear their head. By the end of the film, he's taken over the case and gathered all of the suspects together at an infamous dinner party to reveal the true murderer.
Ok, maybe I'm simplifying the plot. But, for once, the story is not what matters here! Our concern is with this couple… the repartee, the joking affection, the competitive drinking…
Nick and Nora never take themselves too seriously. Yes, they are solving murder cases, but more importantly, they're enjoying themselves at every turn. The first time we meet Nick, for instance, he is teaching a bartender how to shake a cocktail: "The important thing is the rhythm… Now a Manhattan you shake to fox-trot time, a Bronx to two-step time, a dry martini you always shake to waltz time." He pours the martini, hands it to the waiter, promptly turns and receives the very drink he poured from the tray.
Only the entrance of Nora and their amazing dog Asta could top Nick's defining intro.
Nora (martini in hand): "How many drinks have you had?"
Nick: "This will make six Martinis."
Nora (turning to the waiter): "All right. Will you bring me five more Martinis, Leo? Line them right up here."
Obviously, N&N had priorities…
In all seriousness, Nick and Nora are not only a model, but also a study in detail. While the plot in The Thin Man is anything but (forgive me) thin, it really has no bearing on our enjoyment of the flick. What I'm always drawn to are the small moments with N&N. Quiet diversionary instances or heady moments of action, their heart and soul outstrip everything else in the film. And… It would seem that I'm not the only one to feel this way. Nick and Nora were so popular that they inspired… wait for it… 5 sequels spanning 13 years!
Frankly, I've always wanted to go to one of the Charles' cocktail parties. While Nick and Nora never quiet seem to have enough food around for the sheer amount of liquor the consume, I would make sure that there was some sustenance on hand. Passed hors d'oeuvres would be my choice. … And why not a booze-tinged cake? I think that my hosts would appreciate it.
Cocktails with Nick and Nora
Bubbly Manhattan by Collin
Olive all'Ascolana by arielleclementine
Grilled (or Broiled) Oysters with a Sriracha Lime Butter by melissav
Herbed Beef Skewers with Horseradish Cream by Oui, Chef
Rum Apple Cake by colombedujour
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Surprise, another pumpkin recipe! YUM! This is the best pumpkin pie. Ever. It is different the the Libby's recipe in that you separate the eggs and then fold the whites in last, making the pie filling lighter and fluffier. I never appreciated that growing up, until I started to eat other pumpkin pies and wondered why they didn't taste like Grandma's. Don't get me wrong, they were all yummy, but not what I know & love. This recipe is very easily converted to be gluten-free. Obviously you need a GF pie crust, whether you choose to make one from scratch or buy a pre-made one is up to you. Personally, I like Whole Foods Bakehouse frozen crusts. They are easy and more importantly, I don't have to roll out pie crust. 😉
Now for the goods:
Grandma's Pumpkin Pie
4 eggs, separated
1 lg. can of pumpkin
1 1/3 cups sugar
2 tbsp. flour (I used Pamela's Baking & Pancake Mix)
1/4 tsp. salt
1 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
1/2 tsp. allspice
1 can evaporated milk
2 pie crusts
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare pie crust or take frozen crust out of freezer.
2. Eggs: Separate eggs. Beat egg whites until firm – set aside. In large mixing bowl, beat egg yolks to break up.
3. Pie Filling: Add all ingredients to egg yolks, except egg whites. Mix well. Fold in egg whites with spatula. Pour filling into crusts.
4. Bake: Bake pies in 350 degree oven. Check after 1 hour. Toothpick inserted in the center should come out clean.
5. Cool completely and serve with lots of Cool Whip!
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Reducing Wait Times Could Improve Spinal Cord Stimulator Success for Chronic Pain
3-Mar-2014 8:00 AM EST
American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM)
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30th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pain Medicine
Newswise — March 6, 2014, Phoenix, AZ -- Success rates soared to 75% for patients who waited less than 2 years for a spinal cord stimulator (SCS) implant, compared with 15% for patients whose implants happened 20 years after the onset of pain, according to a retrospective analysis. The length of time patients waited for a referral also varied by specialty, as shown in a scientific poster presented today at the 30th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Pain Medicine.
The study authors placed their findings in context by noting that fewer than 50% of patients currently report long-term success with SCS in the treatment of chronic pain. Improving wait times could significantly improve success rates, said lead author Krishna Kumar, MD, of Regina General Hospital in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
"The success of SCS is time sensitive, in that as wait times decline, long-term outcomes with SCS are enhanced," Dr. Kumar said.
Dr. Kumar cited barriers to referral that included lack of uptake and awareness among healthcare providers, patients and payers; ongoing reimbursement concerns; and fragmentation of pain-care delivery. Moreover, Dr. Kumar cited return to employment as a metric that has been unfairly employed to curtail access to SCS, a tactic he said downplays benefits of SCS for quality of life, pain and depression.
The study included 443 patients who received SCS. Beginning with the initial pain diagnosis, investigators examined points of delay to referral for implantation by primary care physicians and specialists. The effects on pain duration of gender, age, referring specialty, and their interactions were analyzed using a 2-way ANOVA. A multiple linear regression model that incorporated patient demographic characteristics and components of wait times was developed to predict factors responsible for delays in SCS implantation.
Patients first saw a physician an average of 3.4 months after developing a pain syndrome. Family physicians managed patients for 11.9 months. Specialists then took over management for an additional 39.8 months on average.
The mean time to implantation from symptom onset was 5.12 years. Neurosurgeons were quickest to make a referral, whereas, non-implanting anesthetists were most likely to delay implantation. In fact, referral for SCS treatment took 2.15 years longer if a non-implanting anesthetist vs. a neurosurgeon referred the patient.
Successful SCS outcomes depend on appropriate candidate selection, and Dr. Kumar highlighted the importance of examining underlying pain pathology to help determine who might benefit. For example, patients suffering from failed back surgery syndrome, complex regional pain syndrome, refractory angina pectoris, pain due to peripheral vascular disease, postherpetic neuralgia, chronic migraine or post-surgical neuropathy are considered good candidates for SCS. Red flags Dr. Kumar cited were secondary gain from litigation, persistent uncontrolled or undiagnosed psychiatric disorder, unwillingness to curb inappropriate drug use and cognitive issues that could interfere with operation of SCS equipment.
Education, patient advocacy, basic science and clinical research all could aid the integration of SCS into the pain-management continuum, Dr. Kumar concluded.
"Chronic pain is a disease unto itself, which is responsible for physical and psychosocial suffering. The importance of timely treatment must, therefore, be recognized by all physicians."
Poster 113 – Treating Specialty and Wait-Times Dictate Long-Term Success of Spinal Cord Stimulation Therapy


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November 25, 2013
Dear Colleagues,
Earlier this month, I wrote to you about the need to put PSU on a sustainable fiscal path and asked for campus input on how the university should address a projected $15 million shortfall in 2014-15. Thanks to all those who submitted comments and suggestions.
Let me update you on the progress that we have made toward balancing our budget:
• After careful consideration, PSU's Executive Committee has determined that unrepresented unclassified administrators and staff earning an annual salary of $100,000 or more will not receive general pay increases in 2013-14 and 2014-15. Department chairs and equivalent positions are excluded. This will save approximately $860,000 over two years, which allows us to maintain critical academic programs and reduce the number of potential layoffs. No decision has been made regarding salary increases for unrepresented staff who earn less than $100,000 annually. PSU is successful because of the hard work of our employees, but it is not possible to bring our budget into balance without some impact on compensation. Salaries and benefits account for 81 percent of our annual operating budget, which have increased at a faster rate than our revenues.
• On the revenue side, we learned this month that our enrollment showed a slight increase from last year, and tuition revenue is up $1.5 million because of increased student-credit hours. That's good news, and it reflects the strength of PSU in recruiting and supporting our students.
We still have a considerable distance to go to bridge our budget gap, and we are considering many options on how to get there. We continue to welcome your suggestions and feedback on the Finance and Administration website (https://www.pdx.edu/fadm). We also have prepared detailed answers to the questions we have received in a "Frequently Asked Questions" format that is newly posted on this website. In addition, I will continue to provide regular updates, and we will schedule a campus town hall meeting during winter quarter and invite faculty, staff and students to attend.
Thank you again for all that you do for PSU, and I appreciate your thoughtfulness in helping us find solutions to help balance our budget.
Wim Wiewel


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Taking Your First Look at Blackboard
What you will love about Blackboard may also be the source of some frustration, much like in other Web-based applications you may be using. Remember that you're working on the Web, and keep in mind the four concepts in the following list:
- Access — get connected: To access Blackboard, you need to have Internet access. That's the beauty of Web-based applications such as Blackboard: After you get connected to the Internet, you can access your Blackboard account from any Internet-connected computer anywhere.
- Knowledge — know your browser: Get comfortable with the options in your browser, such as enlarging or reducing text size, locating or setting your default folder for downloading files, and enabling or disabling your pop-up blocker. Allowing pop-ups is important because Blackboard utilizes pop-ups for some of its functions.
- Address — remember your Blackboard URL: You probably know many ways to access your Blackboard login page and have already bookmarked all of them, right? Just in case your memory fails you, write down your Blackboard Web address and keep it in your back pocket so that you can access it from any Internet-connected computer anywhere. Also keep your institution's IT help desk number handy, just in case you have no idea what the address is.
- Be aware and beware. Make yourself aware of the instructional tools that Blackboard offers, and keep in mind that you should test your course environment thoroughly before releasing it to your learners.
Logging in to Blackboard
Blackboard is a secure Web-based application that requires all its users to enter their unique login information (username and password) in order to access the courses they are either teaching or are enrolled in. To be able to log in to Blackboard at your institution, find out what that login information is. Your Blackboard administrator or your institution's IT help desk should be able to provide you with this information. While you're at it, find out what the URL is for the Blackboard login page at your institution. You need to have these two key pieces of information at hand to get your first look at Blackboard.
The Visual Text Box Editor (WYSIWYG) editor in Blackboard works only with Internet Explorer. Although Blackboard supports all major browsers for all other functionalities, the Visual Text Box Editor doesn't display all available functions if you use another browser to access Blackboard.
Navigating your way around Blackboard
In every Blackboard course, you, the instructor, can customize the course menu to your liking and in effect allow or disallow navigation options for your learners. In other words, Blackboard allows you to include a Course Map as part of the menu. Because the Course Map is a navigational map, a user can jump to any item in the course. In addition, you can display the Course Menu in either Quick view or Detail view. When both views are enabled, therefore, a user can either expand the menu in Detail view (thus making it more like the Course Map) or use Quick view to click the menu items (buttons or text) to navigate to a desired area of the course.
As you're building your Blackboard course, you should keep track of your bread crumb trail. This refers to the trail of links at the top of the page in any Blackboard course. You may have noticed this type of link in other Web environments. The deeper you get into a course, the more the trail expands and the more easily you can navigate back to where you came from by using the bread crumb links.
Get in the habit of using the bread crumbs as an orienting tool in the course while adding or modifying content items. After you develop this habit, which, by the way, is a good habit to have for any Web-based application, you don't make mistakes when you're adding folders and items and end up wasting your time. You can simply look up, check your bread crumb trail, and know whether you're in the correct location in the course before you start adding content.
Clicking the course title always takes you to the entry page of the course — basically, the learner's view.


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Victoria's Secret model Doutzen Kroes will soon catwalk into the baby nursery.
Kroes, 25, and her boyfriend of almost a year, DJ Sunnery James, are expecting their first child together this winter.
Her rep confirmed the pregnancy to People mag and announced that she is currently taking a break from modeling.
"Sunnery and I are in the clouds," the thrilled mom-to-be told Dutch newspaper "De Telegraaf." "The critical first three months have gone well and I feel good."
"Thank you for your congratulations dear people," the model tweeted.
Kroes has been featured in campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Valentino and Versace. She also holds the fifth place slot on Forbes' "World's Top-Earning Supermodels" list.
In addition to being the face of L'Oreal Paris, Kroes has also graced the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Marie Claire, Glamour and W.
She follows Gisele Bundchen, Heidi Klum and Alessandra Ambrosio as the latest Victoria Secret model to announce a pregnancy, and said she plans to turn to her colleagues for advice.
"If I have any questions about being a mom I can always call Heidi or Alessandra," Kroes told People.