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Hand, foot and mouth disease – you might have heard about this virus before. But what is it and how should it be treated? Le Bonheur Pediatrician Rana Khaznadar, MD, answers some common questions below.
What does it look like?
Hand, foot, and mouth (HFM) disease usually consists of fever with painful sores or small blisters that form in the mouth and on the hands, feet and sometimes on the buttocks and genitals. Both children and adults can get this.
How long does it last?
Once fever and the rash appear, it can last anywhere from two to four days.
Can I do anything to make it go away?
The good news is that this infection resolves on its own and does not require any treatment medications. For mouth discomfort, your doctor may prescribe a mouthwash to alleviate the pain.
How do you get HFM disease?
HFM disease is caused by a virus. The virus travels in body fluids such as nasal discharge, saliva and fluid from the sores or small blisters from an infected individual. The virus is transmitted, or shed, during the first week of illness. After the rash and fever go away, however, patients continue to shed the virus in the stool for a certain period of time.
Should I call my doctor even if this is going to go away on its own?
It depends. This is a relatively straightforward diagnosis that your doctor can make. Your doctor can also answer questions and alleviate any concerns you may have. Most of the time if the illness is mild enough, it can be managed at home with fever reducers/analgesics such as acetaminophen for mouth discomfort. Also, ensuring adequate fluid intake will decrease the likelihood of dehydration. If your child does not seem to be drinking enough fluids and the number of wet diapers or bathroom visits has decreased substantially in the last eight hours or so, you may want to call your doctor to ask questions or to schedule a visit to evaluate your child.
How can I keep HFM disease from spreading?
The best way is hand hygiene. Teach your child to always wash his or her hands with soap and water, especially after using the bathroom. Disinfect shared toys and tabletops. It is best to keep an infected child away from other children for the first week of illness to decrease transmission from saliva or open blisters or skin lesions.
Where can I read more about HFM disease?
healthychildren.org is a great website that includes more information about this disease and other common childhood illnesses.


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Spring fever: Allergies, stiff muscles among warm-weather challenges
It might be hard to tell from the recent runs of cold and messy weather, but spring is finally here.
Yes, today is the vernal equinox, commonly referred to as the first day of spring. And while many of us have been longing for the change of season -- and the warm weather and sunshine that we hope will come with it -- spring carries a variety of health concerns.
Of course, the first seasonal health scourges that jump to most minds are allergies, which start to rear their sneezy, sniffly heads. Allergies are an overreaction of the body's immune system to certain substances, which range from dust to certain foods and medications. The main worry are seasonal allergies, as plants and trees start to bloom, producing pollen, a common allergen.
Those allergic to pollen can develop such unpleasant symptoms as runny noses and watery eyes. At least one local doctor said these pesky problems have already begun to turn up in the region. "We have started seeing some people coming with mild symptoms," said Dr. Katherine Bloom, an allergist with Allergy and Asthma Care of Fairfield County, which has offices in Fairfield and Monroe. "It's hard to predict how the season is going to go, but this is usually the time of year when it starts."
Mild allergies can typically be treated with over-the-counter medications, but Bloom said avoidance is probably the best approach. That means staying inside whenever pollen counts are high. You can find pollen counts for the region on various websites, including www.pollen.com, run by IMS Health Inc., a privately owned company that performs health research.
If you've been outside on a high-pollen day, Bloom recommends washing your hair and changing your clothes when you get back inside.
Another seasonal concern is whether our bodies are ready for spring activities, such as yard work, bicycle riding and other demanding outdoor tasks. "People have been sedentary all winter and you don't want them getting out there too soon and overdoing it," said Dr. Chris Davison, medical director of the department of emergency medicine at Greenwich Hospital.
Though you may be itching to get out of the house after several months cooped up inside, Davison said your muscles might not be used to a sudden onslaught of activity, so you need to ease your way into spring.
Dr. Gerard Girasole, of the Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center in Trumbull, agreed. Girasole, also the author of "The 7-Minute Back Pain Solution," (Harlequin Nonfiction, $16.95), said there can be a lot of back and neck injuries in spring, mainly due to people trying to jump start their muscles too soon.
"What happens during winter is that we de-condition our bodies," he said. "Muscles, like anything else, need to be used. Muscles stay healthy by being used. In winter, we don't do a lot and our muscles tighten up."
Girasole said the best way to get yourself ready for spring activities is by stretching. He also recommends strengthening your core, which includes muscles in the lower back, hips and abdominal area. "Those are the muscles we use to do most of our work," Girasole said. "If your core is weak, that's when you develop aches and pains."
There are many different ways to tone up these important muscle groups and Girasole recommended doing a web search for core exercises or finding videos online.
Beyond aches and allergies, doctors said spring's health hazards include the resurgence of disease-carrying pests, particularly ticks. Dr. Thomas Koobatian, director of emergency medicine and chief of staff at New Milford Hospital, said the teensy critters -- which can cause such illnesses as Lyme disease -- start bugging people early in the spring. "They're mobile as soon as the weather gets nice, and they're hungry," he said.
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If this litany of spring-related health woes has you longing for the chill of early January, take heart -- spring, for the most part, is good for you, said Dr. Joseph Feuerstein, director of integrative medicine at Stamford Hospital. Though he agreed the milder seasons are a tough time for allergies and other issues, Feuerstein said they have a lot of benefits as well. For instance, if you suffer from seasonal affective disorder, he said, the spring sunshine will be a welcome sight. Also, as long as you're safe about it, going outside and getting fresh air and exercise is usually a plus after the doldrums of winter.
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EU Looks To Extend Copyright And Blank Media Levies
from the welfare-for-musicians dept
It's important to be entirely clear here: this is a total and complete bastardization of copyright law. Copyright law was intended to grant the creator of content a deal: you create new content and we will give you a limited time monopoly on the rights to that content before passing it on to the public domain, from which everyone can benefit. It was designed as an incentive system, providing a gov't backed monopoly in exchange for the creation of content. By creating content and accepting that deal, musicians clearly said that it was a reasonable deal. To later go back and change the terms for content already created and extend copyright makes no sense and is violating the contract made with the public. You can't newly incent someone to create content that they already created 50 years ago. Thus, the only reason to extend copyright is if you believe that it's really a welfare system for musicians. If that's the case, then we should be explicit about it, and present it that way, rather than calling it copyright.
That's not all that McCreevy has up his sleeve either. He's also apparently a huge fan of copyright levies that add taxes to any blank media for the sake of reimbursing musicians just in case you happen to use that blank media to record unauthorized material. It's effectively a you must be a criminal tax. So, basically, McCreevy's plan is to treat all consumers as criminals, forcing them to cough up extra money for musicians, while also setting up a welfare system for musicians hidden in the copyright system. Musicians must love him, but it's a bit ridiculous for him to claim these proposals make sense because "copyright protection for Europe's performers represents a moral right to control the use of their work and earn a living from their performances". Does Mr. McCreevy earn a living from something he did 50 years ago? Does Mr. McCreevy get a cut every time a consumer buys something just in case they commit a crime?


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The Georgia Southwestern men's soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Saint Leo University on Friday afternoon at Hurricane Field.
Jonathan Glenn handled all the scoring for the visiting Lions, collecting a hat trick in the first half.
SLU's Leonardo Nogueira led Glenn through the middle of the GSW defense just 64 seconds into play for the game's first goal.
In the 30th minute, Glenn caught GSW out of position on a quick restart, placed the ball on the ground and sent it past Hurricane goalkeeper David Porley who could not get back in time to protect his net.
Glenn capped off his afternoon with a goal at the 31:26 mark off another pass down the middle of the field, this time from Bruce Cutler.
Saint Leo, ranked No. 8 in the South region of the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas poll, outshot GSW 16-8 and held a 6-3 advantage in corner kicks.
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Fatdog64-600 Full Install Guide
Fatdog64-600 does not officially support full install. But it doesn't mean it can be done; it means that it is not fully tested and it requires more manual configuration work. Here's how.
Disclaimer: Please make sure you understand every step I'm about to describe. Don't just follow blindly, these steps contain dangerous activities that can easily wipe out your data elsewhere.
There are two full-install possibilities: "Layered Full Install" and "True Full Install".
1. In Layered full install, the stackable filesystem is still active and working, and you still get many of its benefits (with caveats).
2. In True full install, the stackable filesystem is not used at all. In this mode Fatdog runs like any standard Linux distributions (with its associated headaches).
To simplify matters, in this guide I will first show to get Layered full install working, and then used that as a base to go with True full install.
One last comment before we go: The guide assumes you already have a working bootloader (grub, grub4dos, extlinux, etc) and you know how to configure them to add new OS installs. I will not detail the bootloader installation steps (there are plenty of this information already in the forum and elsewhere) - if you don't know how to do this then STOP AND DO NOT READ FURTHER. I will use grub4dos as an example but the principle is the same and the instructions should be adaptable to any other boot loaders.
Here we go.
[Layered Full Install]
0. The guide assumes you are currently running Fatdog in LiveCD mode.
1. Create the partition where you want to install Fatdog to. For the sake of illustration, I will assume we're using /dev/sda2 (you should replace this with your own partition reference).
Replace reference to /dev/sda2 and /mnt/sda2 to the partition of your choosing.
If you don't know how to create a new partition - STOP. DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER.
2. Use the Fatdog Installer to install Fatdog to the target partition (/dev/sda2).
3. Click the "sda2" drive icon. Rox will launch and shows the "vmlinuz" and "initrd" that has just been installed. In addition /dev/sda2 is now also mounted at /mnt/sda2.
4. Click "initrd". It will open and extract the contents of initrd to a temporary location.
5. Switching to the Rox folder that contains the initrd contents, open a terminal there (right-click, then choose "Window", then choose "Terminal here").
6. In the terminal, type the following "unsquashfs -f -d /mnt/sda2 fd64-600.sfs". Remember to replace "/mnt/sda2" with your own partition mountpoint.
7. When the process is done, close the terminal. Then go back to the initrd-content folder.
8. Delete the fd64-600.sfs. Then click "repack-initrd".
9. You are done ! Next, you just need to instruct your bootloader to boot Fatdog. The following is an example for grub4dos menu.lst:
title fatdog layered full install
root (hd0,1)
kernel /vmlinuz savefile=direct:device:sda2:+ basesfs=none
initrd /initrd
Replace "sda2" with your own partition. Test it - boot to it now.
With layered full install, the layer system is still active and thus you can still load SFS just like when you run frugal install. The only catch is - the SFS files cannot be located in the same partition of your full install. For example in this guide you cannot have SFS files in /dev/sda2 partition - it won't work. You have to put them elsewhere (sda1, sda3, sdb1 etc). You can still make use of the sandbox facilities, too.
If you change the "direct:device:sda2:+" to "ram:device:sda2:+", you will be running full-install with the RAM layer and you will get the ability to choose whether or not to save changes made during the session (I won't put the details here: there are many posts explaining how to do so).
[True Full Install]
Continue with the following if you wish to have true full install. I'm assuming you have done Layered full install successfully; the following steps assumes you are currently boot-ed in Layered Full Install.
10. Using drive icons, open "sda2" (the device you have your layered full install.
11. Click "initrd". It will open and extract the contents of initrd to a temporary location.
12. Switching to the Rox folder that contains the initrd contents, open a terminal there (right-click, then choose "Window", then choose "Terminal here").
13. In the terminal, type the following "unsquashfs -f -d / kernel-modules.sfs".
14. Then in the same terminal, type the following: "mkdir /aufs/pup_save/tmp".
15. Then in the same terminal, type the following: "echo SAVEFILE_MOUNT=/ > /aufs/pup_save/etc/BOOTSTATE".
16. Then in the same terminal, type the following: "cp /aufs/pup_init/etc/rc.d/rc.cleanup /aufs/pup_save/etc/rc.d"
17. Close the terminal, and also close the initrd-content folder. You don't need to repack it, we haven't changed anything.
18. Open /etc/fstab with your favorite editor (e.g geany).
Uncomment these lines:
# proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 # mounted by /init
# sysfs /sys sysfs defaults 0 0 # mounted by /init
So they will look like this:
proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 # mounted by /init
sysfs /sys sysfs defaults 0 0 # mounted by /init
19. You are done, basically. Now you only need instruct your bootloader to boot Fatdog properly, something like this:
title fatdog true full install
root (hd0,1)
kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda2 rw rootwait
20. Boot. If it works, then you can safely delete the "initrd" file in your / directory. If you fail, you can always go back to your layered full install mode and re-do the above.
With true full install, the layer mode isn't used at all and you cannot use any layer-related functions such as loading SFS, etc. You have to use the many guides on how to use full install properly.
Note: if you ever boot to layered install again after you've converted to true full install, the next time you boot into true full install you need to edit your /etc/BOOTSTATE so that it contains only the line "SAVEFILE_MOUNT=/" and nothing else.
Closing note
Remember - this guide enables you to run Fatdog as full install. But full install in Fatdog receives very little (close to zero) testing and with any problems you find, you're most likely be on your own.
Good luck.
EDIT: Add to copy rc.cleanup to full-install partition so that at least we attempt to do clean unmount.
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Just to let you know that someone has done a full install using your instructions.
After switching to true full install, the desktop drive icons on the desktop do not work correctly, so I changed to using the old pmount. I just placed an icon for it in the application launch bar in the bottom panel of lxpanel.
The spot stuff didn't work correctly, I switched to using root for everything as is normal for Puppy and changed the dot desktop files to use the apps directly. I also moved some of the stuff out of spot and placed it in /root and then deleted most of the spot stuff.
The main gain I can see is a 1.2 second speed advantage at boot up. Our faster 6 core cpu machine boots in the 6 second range. The memory usage is about 50 mb less, over the frugal, not important when you have 4 giga bits. The pupstate has stayed at pupmode 12, this seems to work fine even if it is a full install.
I will probably go back to using the frugal install as Fatdog was intended.
It was fun to play with it. As info the layered install was a hair slower than frugal when booting.
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Who didn't see this coming? Now that Jessica Simpson has given birth to her daughter Maxwell Drew, OK! magazine is reporting that she's completely terrified that she won't be able to shed the 65 pounds of baby weight she put on over the course of the last nine months. (Yes, even though she's gettin' paid the big bucks by Weight Watchers to do so.)
Apparently, she's freaked out by the glare of the media spotlight judging her at every turn. And I can't say I blame her for that. At the same time, she did make a choice to sign up to be a weight loss program's spokesperson, making her upcoming challenge an even more public one. But I have no doubt that she'll be able to pare the pounds ... as long as she chills out and adopts a whole new attitude.
I'm talking about being patient. Those 65 pounds aren't going to fall off overnight. Sure, breastfeeding could help her a long a bit, but the truth of the matter is that it's going to take a lot of work, willpower, and rigorous exercise over the course of several months to slim down. But that's completely fine! If she's legit losing with the Weight Watchers PointsPlus plan, they'll hopefully be telling her that slow and steady is the way to go. After all, the healthiest, longest lasting weight loss doesn't occur in a fast, extreme way.
I also hope she bears in mind one of the most underestimated keys to getting in shape: Self-compassion. Jess has gotta give herself a break! Knowing Hollywood and the gossip mill, I'm sure there will be tongues clucking if she's not looking super svelte several weeks from now. Unfortunately, her worries aren't unfounded. But who cares?! She just has to tune naysayers out, and take care of #1 -- and her new, beautiful baby girl, of course.
Did you feel like Jess after having a baby? How did you deal with your anxiety about weight loss?
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As a nature enthusiast, the feeling I get when starting the new year with a forest of fresh snow to explore is like an ardent reader diving into a new novel, snuggled in a recliner with a cup of tea.
This January unfolded snow-covered pages of stories, revealing a daring adventure, an unsolved murder mystery, comical wanderings and an unexpected surprise.
A blanket of snow provides the best opportunity to track the winter wanderings of secretive, nocturnal mammals. As an animal ventures on top of snow, it leaves behind a tale. Like a book, snow is the paper, footprints are words and landscapes are pages, but it's up to us to read their stories.
The first week of January had me following the misadventures of a brave and perhaps not-so-cunning red fox. I first discovered the tracks along the base of West Mountain at Skytop. Its egg-sized tracks in the 3-inch-deep snow followed a long, winding trail that crossed Dutch Hill Road. I picked up the trail along Skytop Lake, where the fox searched for white-footed mice and meadow voles within clumps of tussock sedge and mounds of panic grass.
For whatever reason, the fox ventured out on a thin layer of ice on the lake. It walked parallel to the shoreline without any indication of seeking mice — thrill-seeking, I suppose. If it had broken through the thin layer of ice and fell into the deep, chilly waters, it may not have survived. The daring fox continued for another thousand yards, until it worked its way to the shoreline, only to bust through the ice along the edge. Undoubtedly, the only thing it captured was a case of cold feet.
A cold, damp and cloudy mid-January day kept me quite focused on hanging trail markers along Leavitt Branch Creek, until the tracks of a bobcat intercepted my train of thought. It was a nice-sized print that exhibited the telltale bi-lobed heal pad and toe pads without claw marks.
The bobcat had walked in the same direction upstream on the trail where I was heading. A few hundred feet farther along the trail, the tracks of an eastern coyote joined in as well as the prints of a raccoon. It was a mammal highway, to say the least.
A raven squawked its raucous calls high from above as I approached a low depression along the creek. Suddenly, an adult bald eagle lifted from the snow-covered stream bank and flew downstream, passing me at eye-level. I walked to where the bald eagle had flushed and discovered the carcass of a white-tail deer.
By the intense amount of tracks surrounding the frozen meal, the doe was being consumed by practically every hungry meat-eating species in the Poconos, including American crows, blue jays, opossums and skunks. I could not find evidence as to what caused its demise.
While leading a Saturday morning nature walk at Skytop during the Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, there were plenty of stories found in the snow to share with my audience. The tracks of red squirrels, gray squirrels, short-tailed shrews and even a gray fox entertained the crowd. But the most entertainment came from tracking a porcupine.
I explained to the group how to easily identify the tracks of porcupines by their pigeon-toed footprints. I then demonstrated how clumsy porkies are by foolishly walking in the same pigeon-toed fashion until I tripped over a log and fell on my behind. Luckily, the snow cushioned my fall and muffled any sounds of embarrassment.
We all had a good laugh and a greater respect for porcupines.
The following day was sunny and cold but quite beautiful. The snow-covered landscape on top of East Mountain was painted with pockets of dark green pitch pine against a backdrop of blue skies. I led the group to a scenic overlook, but on the way we found the tracks of white-footed mice as they hopped on top of the snow and suddenly disappeared into a tiny tunnel in the snow — a hole the size of a nickel.
Gray squirrel tracks told the uncovering story of a hidden acorn, while the prints of rare Appalachian cottontail rabbits led through scrub oak thickets, which were manicured to their body shape as the rabbits clipped every obstructing branch in their way.
The surprise find of the day was the tracks of an animal with a walking stride more than 4 feet in length. Its footprints were larger than my boot. A huge male black bear apparently had awoken from its winter slumber to catch the wintry scenery and possibly forage on acorns.
The colossal tracks ventured across a lane and into thick scrub oak barrens, the bear perhaps heading back into the dense underbrush to sleep until March.
It was an exciting January to say the least, and a book well read. When there's snow in the hills and forests, dive into the pages of nature and read the stories from the finest journalists. Follow a daring adventure, try to solve a murder mystery, read the comics of a stumbling naturalist and become startled by gigantic surprises.
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Is the Riemann Hypothesis a threat to the encryption community? If so, how?
The answer is kinda, sorta, maybe... but then we've known for a while that EC is the way encryption should go... however the idea of constantly using larger keys is clearly flawed, Riemann or no.
I would answer this seriously but you've never replied to any other thread you've started cause you're a lame ass, and dont undestand the subject anyway.
\"If computers are to become smart enough to design their own successors, initiating a process that will lead to God-like omniscience after a number of ever swifter passages from one generation of computers to the next, someone is going to have to write the software that gets the process going, and humans have given absolutely no evidence of being able to write such software.\" -Jaron Lanier
OK all high and mighty one, maybe the rest of us would like to see your response despite the poster....
Whether the thread starter reply's or not the question is one that should be pondered. IMHO - this goes way beyond Riemann's hypothesis and I think catch hit the nail on the head. There has to be some other scheme than increasing the key size.
And Eyecre8, that's the pot calling the kettle black. If you felt Maestr0's post was useless why follow up with another useless post, bitching about someone bitching is just as annoying.
Mankind have a great aversion to intellectual labor; but even supposing knowledge to be easily attainable, more people would be content to be ignorant than would take even a little trouble to acquire it.
- Samuel Johnson
OK, I will make an attempt.....................
Is the Riemann Hypothesis a threat to the encryption community? If so, how?
The answer is "NO"............strictly speaking, although catch made an extremely useful contribution from the "in the field" viewpoint................so, if you are writing a paper, I would recommend following that up and using his comments in your summing up............as in " the answer to the question is xxxxxxxxx, but the way forwards is yyyyyyyy"
The math is all to do with predicting prime numbers...............there is loads on the net and in books so I will leave that bit to you to sort out how much goes in your paper?
Now, the predictability of prime numbers does have an obvious impact on the security of many current encryption methodologies, which place some reliance on the apparent UNPREDICTABILITY of such numbers.
However it is Riemann's "hypothesis" not his "law" ................if you could make it HAPPEN then it would be a real threat, at the moment I (personally) still class it as a "potential vulnerability", yet to be exploited.
Does "Fermat's last theorem" ring any bells here?
Well, Maestr0, is a little grumpy this morning. However, a quick Google of the phrase "Riemann Hypothesis" brings up this right on top:
A very pithy analysis of the whole concept and where much of the research currently stands. If you have any mathematical prowess, this might be good reading. As for me, ZZZZZZZZZ ...
And the list that follows that Google search is full of various takes on the topic.
I didnt respond with a serious answer because its a rather silly question (perhaps not as silly as how MS is going to destroy the universe) But, since you seem interested, I will give you my opinion. RH is not a method of factoring primes which would be much worse for crytptography, it is actually more just a description of approximate distribution of primes as we approach infinity. It is not exact and rather merely states a pattern which has already been seen for years, which is actually used in encryption to generate the primes used (you have to have someway to generate huge primes without waiting years) . Reimann stated his hypothesis in 1859 and for all zeros computed against his hypothesis since, there have not been any that did NOT appear to correlate his hypothesis. In fact it is generally accepted by mathematiicians to be true,an many algorithms for factoring (and generating) primes, already behave as though it were. So while as a mathematical point of interest its probably as cool if not cooler than a proof for Fermats last theorem, its not going to bring the internet down or cryptography, to me its more akin to proving the sky is blue. Whether or not crytography can continue to rely on our inability to factor primes quickly remains to be seen, but crytptographers know, and have always known, what can be done with math can be undone with math as well, the idea is just to make it take too much time hence the term "computationally secure", not actually secure. Cryptography is always in a race to stay ahead of our abiltity to compute faster and faster. This is the failing that catch refers to, in that no method or algorithm can be secure, if a a complete analysis keyspace can be completed in a short amount of time, and thats why new methods are being developed that do not have this weakness, but be assured, they will bring a new set of weaknesses and problems to the table, and the race will continue.
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Bryna was appointed deputy provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs in the spring of 2009. She is operational head of the provost's office, plays a lead role in all major planning and academic initiatives, oversees faculty affairs, and serves as the provost's representative in a variety of contexts.
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Bryna was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Chair of Urban Policy Analysis and Management at Milano The New School for International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy from 1993 to 1999, and she served as the Dean of Milano from 1999 to 2000. She holds a tenured faculty appointment as professor of Urban Policy Analysis and Management.
A well-known scholar of public policy and public management, Bryna has worked and published in areas including city service delivery, welfare reform, leadership, innovation, and performance management. As a senior fellow at the Gordon Public Policy Center at Brandeis, she directed a project on innovation and leadership. She led a research effort with the National Civic League to identify lessons that have resulted from cities that boast exemplary performance measurement systems and engage citizens in their efforts. As a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, she examined privatization efforts and the changes in service delivery and management systems induced by welfare reform in states around the country. As the recipient of the Einhorn Research Award from the Academy of Governmental Accountability, she has been studying, evaluating, and proposing best practices for performance measurement and management systems in cities around the country. She began her career as a Policy Analyst at Mathematica Policy Research in Princeton, a leading social policy research institution.
Bryna holds an AB with honors from Vassar College and a PhD from The Heller School, Brandeis University.
Bryna consults city and state government agencies on public policy and public management. She worked with the transition committee on human services under the Spitzer administration and with the New York City Department of Finance on their effort to design a state-of-the-art performance-management system. She has held leadership positions, including vice president, at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management. Bryna is a civic leader and is on the boards of various nonprofit institutions. At its 2009 benefit, United Neighborhood Houses honored Bryna as a "New Yorker who makes a difference."
Bryna is the author of numerous books on public policy and management, including The Welfare Marketplace: Privatization and Welfare Reform (Brookings Institution Press, 2003); After the Cure: Managing AIDS and Other Public Health Crises, written with Martin Levin (University Press of Kansas, 2000); and Making Government Work, written with Martin Levin (Jossey-Bass, 1994).
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EXPERT SECRETS | Skin highlighter for truly hidden spots
SPOTS AND I go way back. Decades, in fact. So I have some -- years -- experience in covering them. I feel like somewhat of an expert in the area. The number of compliments on my complexion always seem proportionate to the number of spots I'm actually hiding, which makes me believe I must have some skill at it.
In any event, I've tried EVE-RY-THING on the market to hide them. Every wand, pot, compact, brush, stick and pan of concealing makeup out there. Some are quite great. Some are meh. Some actually make the situation worse.
A great general rule of thumb to apply to your concealer search is: the drier and tackier the formula, the better it'll be. Why? Because it'll STAY IN PLACE, is generally more opaque and, well, that's what you want in a concealer, right? You don't want it slipping and sliding all over the place, do you?
The second rule you should live by is to apply just the tiniest bit to the absolute center of the spot and gently gently gently press it in. Get any of the concealer anywhere but the red spot and your efforts are ruined.
The third rule flies in the face of the first two and it's one I've recently started sticking to. I still love dry, tacky concealers and I apply them with the tiniest makeup brush to just the reddest part of the spot before I pat it in. But I've also learned a great trick, especially for those with spots who are going to have pictures taken.
The highlighter pen.
Spots are obvious because of the way they jut out of your face and their color. You can deal with the color by using a conventional concealer but not with the shape. They create a shadow, even when concealed. Why not put a concealer on top that actually reflects light, thereby making the spot look flat instead of domed? Makeup is all about light play, if you think about it, so why not apply that knowledge to your spots too instead of resignedly just slapping some obvious makeup on?
Twist the bottom of the wand to just load the brush of your product (I flux between Givenchy Mister Light and YSL Touche Eclat), dab just a bit on top of your spots and pat in. Set with powder and do the rest of your makeup as usual.
If you accidentally rub a bit off, just carry the wandy with you and re-apply through the night.
Plus, for those of us with wrinkles and spots, the highlighting pens are great at concealing fine lines with their light reflecting properties too.
My once expensive and single purpose skin highlighting pens have now become a whole bunch more afforable with their new multi-tasking status.


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"My favorite memory from Thanksgiving would be when my Aunt Wanda bought me my own can of olives to eat. Everyone else shared the other can."
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"My favorite memory is when we would go to my sister's house, and the turkey was NEVER ready."
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"My favorite Thanksgiving memory is getting together with my whole family and enjoying lots of food. We hung out all day and didn't have to go anywhere."
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canaan wrote:It should be a hard R. Violent. Dark. Morose with an unhappy ending.
Karp is in prison pending domestic violence charges.
Goldberg owns a local hardware store deep into debt because of box store monopolies.
Jesse Hall--dead overdose at 19.
Fulton Reed on the run from knocking over a convenience store
Hans' death and honor thrown away with young adults claiming they were abused
Connie Moreau could be written word-for-word as a sequal to jennifer connelly's role in requiem.
Bombay's DUI/Manslaughter trial brings together a coalition of these rag-tag individuals who get together to revive one last pond hockey game before the area is re-appropriated for townhouses and shopping centers. the tournament brings back the other local peewee players as a benefit to the child and mother that were killed by bombay's gin/adderall infused automobile double homicide. Its a tale of the realism that overtakes young heralded athletes that have nowhere to turn after their short-sighted dreams of the NHL wither away. Charlie Conway, the only successful NHL'er of the bunch, is sporadically talked about in the papers and news as being one of the 1st out and about homosexual hockey players--a role he defiantly rebukes. this subplot reaches an incredible denouement when it becomes public knowledge that he and longtime childhood friend adam banks are plastered across the ottawa sun kissing and doing cocaine in the vip section of a LA nightclub. he makes his way back home to hide from the paparazzi.
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I cleaned up the grammar & spelling in the "Buy" section Iflipti 10:10, 22 Mar 2005 (EST)
This page really needs to adhere to standard Korean-English transliteration... "Apkujong" should be "Apgujeong", etc. Anthonymobile
Romanization issues
I think it might not be a bad idea to include both the current Romanization system and the former one (since many people still use it, including the Korea Times, Reuters, BBC (sometimes), many mapmakers, and Korean studies books, etc. As a style, doing this initially (when the name is first mentioned in an article) would be good, with the two divided by a slash: Gangnam/Kangnam, Busan/Pusan, Daejeon/Taejŏn, etc. What do you think?
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Does this place still exist? I went looking for it the last time I was in Seoul, but couldn't find it, and now somebody deleted the listing. Jpatokal 04:49, 12 November 2007 (EST)
*'''Gae Soon Ok''', 91-2 Jeodong 1-Ga, Jung-gu (''near Euljiro 1-ga station, in small lane opposite Myeongdong cathedral''). 50 years of dog meat soup (''bosintang'') and still going strong.
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In 2002, historic peanut producers had the right to receive the direct and counter-cyclical (DCP) payments. However, for the 2003 to 2007 crop years the DCP payments will be made to eligible producers on farms with a peanut base.
The eligible producer may or may not be the historic peanut producer.
In December, county FSA offices notified historic peanut producers of procedures to follow to assign their peanut base to a farm. The FSA letter stated that historic peanut producers had a one-time-only opportunity to designate average acreage and yields to a farm and that the designation must be completed by March 31 this year.
What the letter did not say is that once the designation has been made the historic peanut producer's rights to the 2003-2007 DCP payments are lost unless the producer owns the farm, is a renter of the receiving farm or has a right to receive the payment under a contractual arrangement with the receiving farm's owner.
The best arrangement is for the historic peanut producer to place his peanut base on his own cropland if this can be done without reducing other bases. Some historic peanut producers in West Texas are actively buying cropland to assign their bases.
If the peanut base is placed on rented land, the historic peanut producer is entitled to the DCP payment as long as he continues the lease. With cash rent, all the DCP payment goes to the tenant, and with share arrangements, a proportional share.
If the lease is terminated, all of the DCP payment becomes the property of the landowner.
Therefore, when peanut base is placed on someone else's cropland, a producer needs a written contractual agreement to protect the historic peanut producer's right to the DCP payment.
Landowners accepting peanut base should recognize that they are incurring new obligations before they enter into this contract. First, an owner of a receiving farm may have to adjust crop bases before accepting the new peanut base.
More importantly, to receive the DCP payment in 2003 and after, the landowner accepting peanut base must annually sign a DCP contract and be in conservation compliance.
Neither the historic peanut producer nor the landowner accepting the peanut base is under any obligation to plant peanuts in 2003 or any future year.
Another alternative to a contractual arrangement would be outright sale of the right to receive the future DCP payments. Secondhand information has one historic peanut producer selling his right to the DCP payment for 14 cents a pound.
The expected direct payment (before any cost of receiving the payment) is 85 percent of $36 per ton per year for five years or a total of $153 (7.65 cents per pound).
The counter-cyclical payment could be zero, if national average market price exceeds $459 ($495 less $36) in any one year of the five-year period. However, if market prices stay below $355 per ton, the maximum counter-cyclical payment would be $88.40 (85 percent of $494 less $36 and $355) per year.
If the price is below $355 in every one of the five years, the total counter-cyclical payment would be $442 per ton, or 22.1 cents per pound. Thus, the expected DCP payments over the five years will range between $153 and $595 per ton (7.65 cents to 29.8 cents per pound).
To calculate an expected market value for the DCP payment, one could discount the value of the future DCP payments using an interest rate of 5 percent or less based on the current market.
Before applying any cost to receiving the payments or income taxes on the payment, the discounted value of the DCP payments ranges between 6.6 cents per pound if only the direct payments are made and 25.8 cents per pound if prices stay below $355 per ton. Given this wide range in possible value, few outright sales are likely to occur.
Historic peanut producers and landowners of farms receiving a peanut base should seek the advice of an attorney well versed in contract law and landlord-tenant relationships before any peanut base assignment.


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Uzo Aduba & Taryn Manning Steer Clear of 'Orange' on Emmys 2014 Red Carpet
Uzo Aduba is ravishing in red while making her red carpet appearance at the 2014 Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Monday (August 25) in Los Angeles.
Also attending the show were fellow Orange Is the New Black stars Taryn Manning, Danielle Brooks, Jason Biggs, Madeline Brewer, and Michelle Hurst.
Uzo has already won the award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for her work as Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren.
FYI: Uzo is wearing a Christian Siriano dress and a Blumera clutch. Taryn is wearing Jerome C. Rousseau shoes, and Suzanne Kalan jewelry. Danielle is wearing a Nathaniel Paul gown, Swarovski clutch, Open Heart earrings, a Brumani bracelet, and Antonini rings. Madeline is wearing a Theia dress and a Lauren Merkin clutch. Jason is wearing Ted Baker London. Taryn is wearing Karma El Khalil bangles.
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Library Education Autism Program-Campbelltown City Council
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Do you have a child on the Autism Spectrum aged twelve years or under? Have you ever felt concerned about how your child would be received in our local libraries or how they might cope with the unfamiliar surroundings? Are you aware of the resources and programs we run that might be of benefit to both you and your child? If you would answer yes to any of these questions then this may be the program for you and your child.
Families with children on the autism spectrum are being invited to join our Library Education Autism Program (LEAP) trial at HJ Daley Library in Campbelltown which aims to introduce children 0 to 12 to library resources and programs in a relaxed and supported environment.
As part of this program, each Saturday from 14 October to 18 November, families with a child on the spectrum will be able to book a free fifteen minute time slot between 8am and 9am before our regular Saturday morning opening hours. This will allow us to provide undivided attention to individual children, help them to become familiar with, explore and make use of the library during a quiet time without too many distractions.
In order to make your child's visit as rewarding as possible we will be asking about their special interests as part of the booking process. We will also be asking you what you would like to see achieved for your child out of the program. This information will then be used to tailor the experience to meet your child's needs.
Using the information you provided during the booking process our staff will be able to –
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At the end of your 15 minute booking period it will be necessary for the staff that have been assisting you to then attend to the next booking however you will be very welcome to remain in the library to browse and explore. Due to the nature of this program and the needs of the children being catered for we will need to adhere strictly to the times allocated so please try to arrive early. You will be able to wait in the foyer of the library.
Please don't be offended if you are late for your session and we are unable to accommodate your booking however it will be important for the staff to meet the next child and their family as per their booking.
While bookings are free we hope these sessions will be of great value to those participating and want to make this opportunity available to as many families as possible. We understand that plans cannot always be adhered to, particularly when young children are involved, but would greatly appreciate you advising us on 4645 4436 either before the day or on the morning if you are unable to attend.


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Indoor BBQ Pulled Brisket Sliders
Rainy days don't have to keep you from enjoying barbecue flavor. Just haul out the slow cooker and BBQ indoors!
Okay, it's not really barbecue. But to get into the mood, first pour yourself a glass of iced tea (peach or Long Island). Take a long, slow swig. Then bite into one of these babies. Now close your eyes and you'll think you are lounging by the pool on a bright sunny day. Especially after several glasses of LI iced tea.
Because you "roast" the brisket in a slow cooker, only a little bit of prep work in the morning is needed. Then leave the brisket to finish up, on its own, until dinnertime.
Hoisin sauce is a chinese-style barbecue sauce. There doesn't seem to be a standard ingredient list, so go with whatever is available is available in the kosher aisle of your local large supermarket.
I may have mentioned it earlier, but chili powder is nowhere near as hot and spicy as you'd think, judging by the name. But if ketchup tends to give you heartburn, reduce the quantity by half.
Now where is my iced tea? It's 5 o'clock somewhere ...
Indoor "Barbecued" Pulled Brisket Sliders
Adapted from The Everything Kosher Slow Cooker Cookbook by Dena Price (hey, that's me!)
Yields 6-8 servings, 2 sliders per serving
Cooking spray
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 large onion, diced
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 (2- to 3-pound) brisket, trimmed of excess fat
½ cup of your favorite barbecue sauce
3 Tbl. hoisin sauce
1 Tbl. chili powder
1 Tbl. soy sauce (low sodium or regular)
1 tsp. beef bouillon powder
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
1 tsp. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. coarsely ground black pepper
12-16 parve dinner rolls, split horizontally
1 cup cole slaw, drained(optional)
Lightly spray the insides of a 6-quart slow cooker with cooking spray; set aside.
Heat vegetable oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and garlic and stir frequently for 3-4 minutes or until onions just start to brown. Push to the sides and add brisket. Let sear for 4 minutes, then carefully use tongs to turn brisket over. Let sear for another 4 minutes.
Transfer brisket and onions to prepared slow cooker.
Stir together remaining ingredients. Pour mixture over brisket. Cover and cook on low 7 to 8 hours or until brisket is very tender.
Carefully transfer the brisket to a cutting board. Use two forks to shred the meat.
Skim any excess fat from the sauce, then return shredded meat to the cooker and stir to combine evenly with the sauce.
Divide meat among dinner rolls. Top evenly with the drained cole slaw, if desired, and serve immediately.


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Katie Holmes & Suri: Monday Afternoon Stroll
Katie Holmes carries her daughter Suri while out for a stroll on Monday (June 25) in New York City.
The 33-year-old actress held on to her 6-year-old daughter for most of the walk before putting her down as they arrived back home.
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Earlier in the day, Katie was spotted running errands solo in her denim ensemble.
Over the weekend, the mother-daughter duo stepped out together wearing matching outfits for brunch.
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Letters and Panegyricus, Books 8-10
Harvard University Press, 1972 - Philosophy
Pliny started his career at the Roman bar at the age of eighteen. He moved through the regular offices in a senator's career, held two treasury appointments and a priesthood, and was consul in September and October 100. He is known to have been there two years, and is presumed to have died there before the end of 113. Book X of the 'Letters' contains his correspondence with Trajan during this period, and includes letters about the early Christians. Pliny's 'Letters' are important as a social document of his times. They tell us about the man himself and his wide interests, and about his many friends, including Tacitus, Martial and Suetonius. Pliny has a gift for description and a versatile prose style, and more than any of his contemporaries he gives an unprejudiced picture of Rome as he knew it.
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Sollazzo, a 6-6, 185-pound point guard, comes to ETSU from
"We're really excited to have Adam joining our program," said Bartow, whose team is coming off a 19-13 season a year ago. "We think he can come in and play right away. He has great vision on the floor, and he's the son of a basketball coach so he understands the game. Adam has the tools to make his teammates better, and he's just a very smart player."
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Sollazzo certainly garnered his share of accolades and rewards during his prep career, and especially in his senior season. Currently a finalist for 5A "Mr. Basketball," he was the Florida Athletic Coaches Association 5A Player of the Year, the Tampa Bay Basketball Coaches Player of the Year, an All-Suncoast First Team selection, an All-Western Conference pick, and the "Paul Straub" Player of the Year.
But most impressive, Sollazzo was named MVP of two different postseason all-star games. In the Tampa-Pinellas All-Star Game, he scored 21 points and dished out eight assists, and then facing the best players in the state at the Florida North-South All-Star Game, he posted a triple-double with 16 points, 13 assists and 11 rebounds.
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"Obviously he played well in those all-star games and his recruiting really heated up," Bartow said. "But he stayed firm with his commitment to us and that really says something about his character and the type of family he comes from."
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Nebraska Wesleyan University is expanding its graduate program offerings.
Four Nebraska Wesleyan University vocalists and their director will spend much of July in Greece to be part of a renouned cultural festival.
The New Horizons spacecraft is speeding towards Pluto for its first close look of the dwarf planet. The spacecraft's closest approach will take place on Tuesday, July 14 and Nebraska Wesleyan will celebrate with a "Plutopalooza" event.
A third Nebraska Wesleyan University student has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship.
On Wednesday, June 17, six Nebraska Wesleyan University faculty, administrators and staff were in Charleston, S.C. — the same day as the tragic Emanuel AME Church shooting, which claimed nine lives.
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Fred Ohles, President of Nebraska Wesleyan University, awarded degrees to approximately 565 undergraduate and graduate students during Nebraska Wesleyan University's 126th annual commencement held Saturday, May 16.
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Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students have each been awarded the prestigious Boren Scholarship, which will send them abroad for one year to develop language skills.
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Each week members of Nebraska Wesleyan University's newest student organization, Model United Nations (MUN), meet to discuss and further understand some of the world's biggest issues.
Joan Hughes, associate professor of learning technologies at the University of Texas-Austin, will discuss iPad-supported reading and writing practices when she delivers the annual Holder Lecture on Thursday, April 23.
Nick Rathod, a former special assistant to President Barack Obama, will deliver Nebraska Wesleyan University's annual Curtis Lecture on Public Leadership on Tuesday, April 28.
Jackson Katz, one of the key architects of the bystander approach for gender violence prevention, will deliver a lecture at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
His lecture, "More Than a Few Good Men: A Lecture on American Manhood and Violence Against Women," will be held on Friday, April 17 at 2 p.m. in Emerson Recital Hall.
Nebraska Wesleyan University has been named one of eight colleges and universities in the country to participate in a national initiative to explore signature work for all undergraduate students.
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The trip — sponsored by the University Ministries Office — is providing an alternative spring break for students who want to learn and understand more about cultural differences.
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Painter Frank Webster Unveils Exhibition in UW Visual Arts Gallery
Frank Webster's self-titled exhibition can be seen through Oct. 31 in the University of Wyoming Visual Arts gallery, on the corner of 22nd Street and Willett Drive. A reception is scheduled Friday, Oct. 12, from 6-8 p.m.
His works typically depict post-industrial landscapes drawing on the aesthetic traditions of minimalism and realism. Webster will be a featured artist in the publication, "Nature Morte: Contemporary Artists Reinvigorate the Still Life Tradition," coming in fall 2013.
Webster received his bachelor of fine arts degree from Chicago's School of the Art Institute and his master of fine arts from Rutgers University. Webster has received numerous awards including the Pollock Krasner and the Golden Foundation Individual Artist Award.
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designme needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
I am looking for a design that will be used for a photo gallery website. I need to have the PSD delivered - No Coding Required.
Real Girls Post
I am open to all ideas and color schemes for the site so long as it can be classed as a web 2.0 look and feel.
I am looking for designers ideally to provide inspiration for actual layout of the front page and inside pages. I know that the following items will need to be placed on the page but I have not got any hard and fast placement ideas that will be up to you. Whether you want to go for a column menu on the right side to a tab menu across the top etc.
Section for navigation menu (Home, Categories, Search, Upload, Register)
Register/Login Box
Section for categories
Section for top rated pics
Section for most viewed pics
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The site will have a main front page with a top header that allows for a 728x90 banner to be incorporated into it. I would like the brand name Real Girls Post to be integrated into the header with some graphical creation around it whether it be photos in frames like here http://www.hotnation.com/ to your own creation.
I am curently struggling for ideas to what to feature on the front page, one idea I was toying with was having actual thumbs for each category shown that I could randomly rotate in the script. This part I really am open to ideas and would like to hear as many as possible but a general run down of the site structure will be:
Main Home Page - Links To A Gallery Page - Links To Individual Photo Page
Each page overall will be generic as always it mainly just the content that changes the header footer menus etc all stay similar.
For the gallery page it pretty much speaks for itself where I would like say rows and columns of each photo in the gallery chosen to be displayed with a Page 2 Page 3 etc if the gallery had so many photos in. For the thumbs shown I would like some sort of frame around them. Under each thumbnail there will be the views and rating stars shown and anything else fancy you can do to make it look different.
The photo page again pretty much speaks for itself where I will need to show the photo in the main content area. This page I would like it to have some sort of frame around each picture that is displayed this has to be fluid as pics are going to be in diff sizes. Depending on the design concept this page will also have a section somewhere which shows small thumbnails of other photos in the same gallery. An example of this can be seen here http://www.skysports.com/gallery/de…49,00.html in this case it is actually on the top of the photo but thats not what I'm after, I need a seperate section on the page with the thumbs again up to you where. Each picture page will have a rating area and also a comments area so if you can create text/buttons please make sure to have a Rate, Comment, Previous, Next, Send To Friend and a Report one made.
I will be looking to incorporate ads into any design also so things like gallery page and especially photo pages if you want to mix things up with ad boxes feel free to.
I am very flexible on this project so if you want to run a draft layout past me before doing a lot of graphical work that is fine and probably a wise idea as I see this being a project that evolves with each version that is created and we can work together to add/remove certain aspects until we reach a desired stage. If you have example designs of other sites you feel I may like please let me know.
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Byron sends along this photo from the floor of Interbike, which officially starts today. I'm sure we'll have more details when the show is open and the bike isn't locked down, but the long and short of it is: Surly is launching the first production all-in-one Xtracycle.
That means folks who love the idea of an Xtracycle will have one less obstacle to hurdle: No more kit-building. Also, I can't see any reason the Stokemonkey wouldn't work.
Questions for our eyes and ears in Vegas: Is Surly selling this as a frame or a bike? What are they calling it? What's the availability?


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Has anyone seen the Pig Bomb show that was aired on the Discovery channel?
The show has already been uploaded to youtube so you can catch it there if you want.
Anyway, the show is about the wild hog population in the US and across the world and how it is growing out of control. Interesting when you think about bulldogs and their potential role dealing with this. It has some nice bits about hog hunting as well.
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Shane Warne Found To Be Trying To ''Court'' Bachelorette!
Shane Warne has been caught out trying to ''court'' one of Richie Strahan's Bachelorettes!
A source for Woman's Day says "Shane has been persistent in sending messages to Kiki, trying to court her with his charm, and repeatedly offering the opportunity for the pair to meet up,"
Although the source claimed: "She's smarter than she looks and realises being caught up with Shane has been rather damaging for some females in the past."
So it looks like it isn't going anywhere, or is it because Kiki is the winner? Oooh gossip.
Well, apparently the source thinks she is ''exactly the sort of girl he would enjoy getting to know better.''
Kiki has told the Daily Mail, however ''I don't see him out, it's more like social media – he may drop a line and say 'looking good' or 'Congratulations on this' but that's as far as it goes," she said. She also added that the pair has "absolutely not" hooked up in the past.''
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The next 4 challenges - same rating scale as last time.
1/5: Disappointing. Needs major changes (to be fun).
2/5: Can be made fun with some minor changes.
3/5: Fun, but not too special (would consider some minor updates).
4/5-5/5: Really nice challenge.
The theme wasn't very appealing. Just a few monsters that are generally annoying for warlord (but not interesting). The sheep horns didn't make sense to me and weren't interesting.
The overall feeling was a standard dungeon run where you just had to play fairly efficiently and plan for extended boss fights.
Didn't learn anything new except to reinforce the following:
- Balanced dagger is really strong for early game resource conservation.
- Dracul is really strong for killing bosses.
There's a hint of something interesting going on with the gods but in the end dracul was just too strong.
A nice one. Feels like a mini-puzzle and even when you have a strategy the early game still requires a bit of thought.
The map layout in respect to glyphs can really make or break a run though (I would guarantee that ENDISWAL is near the start).
Didn't feel very special - you just do what a monk does (with a little more care than usual) and then you win. There seems to be enough monk-friendly monsters that you can pretty much ignore the troublesome ones.
I guess it's hard to do something special here as the monk play-style is so distinctive. If the plan was to make something that feels monk'ey' then it works.
I'm starting to think it was a big mistake to do VGT first. I learnt so much there that it feels like would have been taught by these challenges (in a more manageable dose) and the challenges would have been much tougher (more fun) without the VGT training.
Completed first time unintentionally on my scouting run (which means I wasn't being particularly careful about resource management early game). I messed up my piety management and accidentally went too low to plantation back after converting imawall for inventory space but it didn't matter. I also only thought to make use of the Paladin's third ability right at the end.
I don't think it should be possible to complete a gold challenge making that many huge mistakes. I got both Byceps and Piercing wand which I'm assuming was just luck (they're not guaranteed). Maybe these (or just piercing wand) should not appear as they kind of trivialise the boss fight (in conjunction).
Overall fairly disappointing (with the exception of priest). I think it was a big mistake to do VGT first. I learned a lot from my countless failed VGT runs and the challenges (monk/warlord in particular) feel like very-mini-VGT runs. I think my perspective is probably not so useful and the themes probably come through stronger when they're more of a challenge.
I would definitely try to add an incentive/hint to do the challenges before VGT so others don't make the same mistake.
The final 3 challenges (explorer's guild classes) are likely to be more interesting.
I've not played with those classes much and the first is kind of cool, the second confuses me no end (I almost feel like I know what I'm doing but it's hard and weird) and the third seems really hard to play close to optimally with.
I'll report back when I get round to trying them.