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others were built in 1957. By the end of the decade, lower Manhattan had become economically depressed, in comparison with midtown Manhattan, which was booming. David Rockefeller spearheaded widespread urban renewal efforts in lower Manhattan, beginning with construction One Chase Manhattan Plaza,
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"people of Çatal Hüyük got their protein from other sources than animal proteins, especially seeds and nuts. However, while their protein intake was adequate, the lack of animal protein in their diets led to a severe lack of iron, leading to a high incidence of porotic hyperostosis. In addition to the protein sources, diets also included an abundance of cereals, including barley, einkorn, and emmer; many cereals make it more difficult for the body to absorb iron. High cereal intake, as well as lack of animal protein, made for a perfect condition to foster an epidemic of porotic hyperostosis in the population at Çatal Hüyük.
"Another important aspect of this region was the presence of Falciparum malaria, the parasite that causes malaria. By its nature, malaria, similar to other parasitic infections, contributes to iron deficiency anemia. Because early farming practices created marshy environments, it enabled mosquitoes to thrive, thereby increasing the rates of malaria infections in humans (Angel 1966: 760).
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Heh, oops. Yeah, we had a few stumbles, along the way to civilization.
Yes, too bad they didn't know about nutrition and diseases. Well, we have come a long way in those areas, but alas, we still conduct deadly wars and use our powers to destroy and maim. This is the great "Filter" Ruth wrote about.
Unfortunately, at many points in history, the habit of waging wars of conquest and extermination has only proven negative for those societies that don't engage in wars of conquest and extermination. Social Darwinism kind of sucks sometimes, in small-scale societies. We haven't had much time with global powers, for the memes to evolve.
"people of Çatal Hüyük got their protein from other sources than animal proteins, especially seeds and nuts. However, while their protein intake was adequate, the lack of animal protein in their diets led to a severe lack of iron, leading to a high incidence of porotic hyperostosis. In addition to the protein sources, diets also included an abundance of cereals, including barley, einkorn, and emmer; many cereals make it more difficult for the body to absorb iron. High cereal intake, as well as lack of animal protein, made for a perfect condition to foster an epidemic of porotic hyperostosis in the population at Çatal Hüyük.
I don't know about the particular situation of those people, but the diet of ancient peoples can be analyzed by examining fossilized tooth plaque. Contrary to common ideas, Neanderthals ate mostly plant food. The tooth plaque of various more recent Homo sap. teeth has been examined and it is also mostly from plant food.
An interesting blog at Scientific American about the real Paleolithic diet: Human Ancestors Were Nearly All Vegetarians
Plants don't run away, so hunter-gatherers have generally gotten most of their food from plants. It wasn't easy to kill large game with Stone Age tools.
It's interesting that this mentions cereal grains though, because people with celiac disease (a kind of gluten intolerance) do have problems absorbing many nutrients, including iron. Iron deficiency is a common symptom of celiac disease.
It also seems likely that when cereals first became a staple, people were less adapted to gluten so they had problems. Celiac disease is less common in populations where cereal grains have been grown for a long time, such as in the Middle East.
About 10% of people have a reaction to gluten via the innate immune system. The innate immune reaction to gluten may imply that gluten is somewhat bad for people in general.
If a vegan diet involves consuming more gluten, it could be damaging. Gluten has certainly been a powerful toxin for me! with the susceptibility to autoimmune diseases and allergies that I inherited.
Interesting read. My wife is a vegetarian...not a Vegan, thank the non-existent diety...and it's easier for me to eat what she does. But I'm beginning to show signs of an iron deficiency...I'm a regular blood donor and advocate of the practice for everyone who doesn't have a medical reason not to...and the last two times I was rejected from donating because of my low iron level.
My question is at what point and what effect the domestication of animals...penned cows and chickens are a lot easier to kill than mammoths...has had on the development of city/states from hunter/gatherer societies?
For those of you who have successfully mastered vegetarian diets, do you have some advise to share?
Joan, personally I check my nutrient intakes with a computer program. I take a multimineral so I don't worry about minerals. I've never become anemic. Some suggestions:
- the standard vegan diet is heavy on food allergens: gluten, corn, soy, legumes in general. Getting a blood test for celiac disease might be a good idea for anyone; in some countries they screen everybody for celiac disease. Even if that's negative, if you have mysterious health problems like I did, it might be a good idea to try a hypoallergenic elimination diet and food challenges. If you find yourself developing an unaccountable love for a particular food, and it's a major food allergen, that's a red flag that you may have an allergy to the food. For example, this guy, who was a corn maniac and had chronic blisters on his hands, found the corn was causing them. I was a milk maniac, I was eating about 6 cups of milk/day!
- There are a couple of vegan RD's (registered dieticians) online who help vegans eat right. Jack Norris runs the veganhealth.org website, which has lots of good info. Also Ginny Messina runs theveganrd.com, which also seems good. Jack Norris and Ginny Messina wrote a book together, Vegan For Life, which is probably quite good.
- It's hard to eat right longterm on a raw vegan diet, I'd avoid that.
, thank you so much for your information and references. It is a place to start. Several of my family members have celiac disease that they seem to be able to master with selected ingredients.
Celiac disease is genetic so if you're related to them you might have it too, or a milder gluten sensitivity. Celiac disease can be asymptomatic, but it has serious consequences like increasing the risk of lymphoma and GI tract cancer and osteoporosis. One has to get the blood tests for celiac disease while eating a gluten-loaded diet. There's a simple inexpensive blood test for endomysial antibodies, or there's more extensive testing, like for IgA and IgG antibodies to gluten, that might give an idea if one is gluten sensitive also.
If someone has celiac disease and they start eating more gluten when they turn vegetarian or vegan, it might aggravate their symptoms.
I did have symptoms of anemia right before I quit gluten. I was eating meat at the time and I started taking an iron supplement also when I had the anemia symptoms, so I might have self-treated anemia. I suddenly started having a lot of celiac symptoms actually, not just symptoms of anemia.
And now for something completely different...
Has anyone noticed how Catal Huyuk is phonetically similair to H.P. Lovecrafts C'thulua?
I was leaning towards Catholic, myself.
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Oasis is a non-denominational Bible Study group that started at Monroe County Community College many years ago. Originally called Monroe County Community College Bible Study, the group met informally and talked among friends studying the scriptures. Over time the name grew cumbersome, but the joy of sharing with one another did not. A young man named John decided he would help come up with a new name for the Bible study group he so loved. After much prayer he felt led to open up the dictionary and later his Bible. The word that was there? Oasis! Now today the group meets under the name Oasis.
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Answers to what your future holds could be found in the bottom of your cup. That's according to a divination practice referred to as Tasseography. Tasseography is the practice of interpreting patterns in tea leaves or coffee grounds in a cup after drinking it. (Tea is the most prominent source followed by coffee, and sometimes wine sediments.)
I know coffee and tea are used for many reasons, from providing relief for bug bites, to being an active ingredient in beauty regiments, but predicting your future?!- I had no idea!
As it turns out, tasseography has been around for thousands of years. The theory behind this divination ritual is that after a person drinks a cup of tea made with loose tea leaves, the empty cup is handed over to a reader who interprets the meaning of the patterns formed by the tea leaves in the cup. (http://healing.about.com/od/tealeafreading/a/tasseography.htm)
I consulted our in house tea enthusiast, Kris Houser, about this practice. As she explained, some cultures believe that everything in the universe is connected and there is a reason why we intersect with every single thing we come across. Tea leaves are no different and lend themselves to different interpretations.
It turns about Tasseography is not the only practice where tea is interpreted. "Agony of the Leaf" is the process when a specialty rolled leaf unfurls after being exposed to hot water during the steeping process. It can expand quite drastically and in differing speeds. Primarily in Asian cultures, it's believed there is an artistry and story to this unfurling, and the different speeds are open to interpretation.
It is fascinating to learn about how the preparation and enjoyment of tea (and coffee) are studied and interpreted in different cultures.
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The Lady Bisons relied on pitching and four big hits to put them past their Atlantic Sun rivals, East Tennessee State, Friday afternoon in Johnson City. Lipscomb came out on top both games of the doubleheader, with a score of 3-0 the first game and 3-1 in the second.
Game one remained scoreless until the 4th inning. With two outs, Junior Christen Campbell hit a line drive home run over the left field fence, her third of the season, putting Lipscomb up 1-0 over the Lady Bucs.
Freshman outfielder Caroline Mason added to the lead the next inning, crushing her third home run of the season. Junior Abby Keese brought the score to 3-0 with a home run over left field, bringing her home run total to seven on the season.
Three runs were all the Bisons would need, as freshman pitcher Whitney Kiihnl (12-5) held the Bucs scoreless, fanning nine and giving up only one hit, a bunt, over seven innings.
"We know there are going to be a lot of pitching duels from here on out," said Lady Bisons coach Kristin Peck. "There are a lot of good pitchers in our conference, and Whitney is one of them. To see her doing what she's been doing as a freshman is very reassuring."
The Lady Bisons struck early in game two, as freshman Courtney Billington reached first base on an error by ETSU's center fielder. After stealing second, Billington scored on a single to left field by Keese.
Lipscomb added to their one run lead in the 5th inning, as junior infielder Kellie Sirus hit her fifth home run of the season.
ETSU fought back in the bottom of the 5th, as Lady Bucs' shortstop Cheniece Cason singled and then stole second. Catcher Trisha Massenzo singled to center to score Cason, pushing across their first run of the day.
Leading 2-1 going into the top of the 7th, sophomore Mackenzie Tucker singled to right field and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Lauren Dortwegt. An infield single from Billington pushed Tucker to third, with Sirus up to bat. A line drive to center would score Tucker and give the Bisons a 3-1 advantage that held them for the rest of the game.
Campbell (8-0) got the win on the mound for the Bisons, scattering six hits over six innings. Kiihnl got the save., her first of the season.
"In our conference, any time we can get a sweep is a big deal," said Peck. "To get that sweep on the road against a rival team that we've never swept means a lot. It really puts into perspective where we are in our program right now."
The Lady Bisons are 27-8 on the season, 6-2 in the A-Sun.
The Lady Bucs fall to 21-18, 3-9 in the A-Sun.
Lipscomb continues conference play Sunday at noon at USC-Upstate. The doubleheader was originally scheduled for Saturday, but was delayed one day to to weather conditions in Spartanburg, S.C.
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Just like the WWE, the Phoenix Coyotes dropped its "spinner" belt that was presented to the game MVP following wins. In its place is a custom-made title belt made by the triple-threat of beltmakers, Reggie Parks, Dave Millican and Rico Mann.
Parks said it was the first he had made for an NHL team, following a number of NFL belts, as well as the steady stream of titles for the WWE, UFC and even Madonna.
"This is the first one that we've made for a hockey team," said Parks, who grew up in Edmonton and now lives in Phoenix. "It's got to be the first hockey team to ever have a belt to show at their games."
The spinner belt belonged to goaltender Jason LaBarbera, who is a huge pro wrestling fan. He brought it into the dressing room at the start of the 2011-2012 season, and it began being used as a team-awarded "player of the game" award. The previous winner gets to choose the next beltholder.
"It isn't always the guy who scores a goal or gets a couple of assists," said Coyotes defenceman Keith Yandle, who is an assistant captain. "It could be a guy who blocks a bunch of shots or kills penalties. It could be anybody, whoever we think played the best."
The idea is to build team unity.
"I think guys are just excited to get it after a game," said Yandle. "It's built a little camadarie in the locker room. You want to play your best so you can get that belt and have the recognition of your teammates of knowing that you played your hardest that night."
Mike Bahn was instrumental to the whole process, though the Coyotes' strength coach has since moved on to a similar role with the U.S. Olympic Ski Team.
"As for the design, Jason LaBarbera, Shane Doan, Keith Yandle and myself looked over literally dozens of other belt designs to get ideas for what we like and didn't like," Bahn wrote in an email from Sweden. "We then shared those thoughts with Rico, who would draw up designs with some of his experience woven in. I'd say it was about the 4th or 5th mock up that we finally all agreed upon."
Mann said the main template was a belt made for the NFL's Tennessee Titans.
The finished belt, done with nickel and gold plating, to use a Don Cherry word, is a "beauty." The Coyotes logo is front and centre, bordered by two plates that pay homage to Arizona. There are 10 spots for the "champions" from each season, whomever takes the most MVP awards, meaning a new belt will be needed in a decade. The NHL logo is at the one end of the prize.
"We specifically did not put Phoenix or PHX on the belt anywhere as we expect the team to stay in Phoenix and eventually be renamed the Arizona Coyotes," said Bahn.
Growing up on a farm outside Edmonton, Parks said that he skated on an outdoor rink near his one-room schoolhouse, and still has a scar on his nose from a mishap while playing goal with a scoop shovel. He hadn't been to an NHL game in quite a while -- a friend took him to a game in Edmonton, saying, "We've got this new kid here. He's pretty good. You've got to watch him." That was Wayne Gretzky.
The wrestling great got to hang out with the Coyotes for a while and watch the team's victory over the Kings in primo seats.
Yandle said it was cool having Parks around.
"We didn't want to hassle him too much. He told us his story a little bit, gave us the belt," said Yandle. "He almost didn't want to be in our hair much either. But it was definitely a fun day."


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A bitch adores hockey…even though it can be a heart breaking, stress inducing, emotional roller coaster from hell.
The Blues are now down 3 games to 0 against those Canucks from Vancouver. It would be easier to take if they'd had their asses handed to them…but this series has been more about missed opportunities on our side than the absolute ass-whooping it looks like on paper.
Anyhoo, C- Money and this bitch will be at the game Tuesday to cheer on our beloved Blues.
And that d word can go fuck itself…
Monday, April 20, 2009
The agony of that d word…
Posted by Pamela Merritt at 7:09 AM
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Deep breath - they will pull this one out - your boys have far too much pride to go down without one good fight.... and we all know in hockey more than any other sport each playoff game is a microcosm. They don't have to win four games. They just have to win one game. And then one game. And then one more, and the final one after that. A few bounces in the other direction and it would be 2-1 the other way. YOU GOTTA BELIEVE!
- Shark-fu said...
A bitch is gonna pull out Miracle on Ice viewage and go old school on this situation.
I believe in miracles, damn it!
I do!
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Chris Brown Clarifies Accusations Towards Cher
Poor Chris Brown. While he has committed plenty of transgressions courtesy of his temper and has used Twitter to vent and express his beefs, but right now, he can't catch a break. Someone created a duplicate (and fake) Twitter account pretending to be Breezy and started trash talking pop diva Cher.
The tweet referred to Cher as a "granny b----" and threatened her with a beating. Oh boy. It stated: "That damn GRANNY b---- CHER needs to keep her mouth SHUTTTT about her opinion against obama !!! smh she needs a beating."
Cher fans saw the tweet, let her know and began to counterattack Breezy via his real account. Cher was quick to reply about the comments, but so was Breezy himself. It was quickly squashed, with Cher saying that Brown impresses her as an artist and that she's looking forward to seeing him perform Friday on the TODAY show. You can see Brown's exchange of tweets with Cher below.
What a digital mess. The hacker/fake tweeter was quickly foiled.
@cher if this is your real twitter I would like to say that some of ur fans like @cherarmy1 are spreading false accusations!
— Chris Brown(@chrisbrown) June 6, 2012
I have the utmost respect for u as an artist! @cher . Just to clear this up!
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Thanks Chris,Appreciate The Sentiment!As artist I'm Always Impressed by u!No war!no throw'n Shade!Just peaceGoin C Pres.2morrow,Am excited
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What we found were tools that truly can help you significantly change the way you live or the way you use your computer every day. And as we put the list together, we noticed that a lot of these tools fall into categories that corresponded with some of the most popular New Year's resolutions.
For example, a recent survey by Franklin Covey found that the top New Year's resolution for 2010 was "improve my financial situation." We found a whole host of open source apps that can help you accomplish that goal by creating a budget, managing your portfolio, or even launching your own e-commerce site.
In fact, we found open source apps for most of the most popular resolutions: apps to help you eat better and exercise more, apps to help you stop smoking or break other bad habits, lots of apps to help you get organized and make better use of your time.
We found open source apps that could help you get started in a new hobby, read more, improve your mind, and become more spiritual. And for the (admittedly small) group of people whose New Year's resolution is to try open source for the first time, we assembled a small group of apps for open-source neophytes.
Unfortunately, no matter how hard we looked, we simply couldn't find any open source tools for one of the other most popular New Year's resolutions: improving your love life.
So until some creative open source developers come up with an app that can help you find your true love, you'll have to make due with the rest of the tools of our list of 65 open source applications that can change your life.
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Page 1: Improve Your Financial Situation, Lose Weight (Diet/Exercise), Stop a Bad Habit
Page 2: Get Organized, Make Better Use of Your Time
Page 3: Start a New Hobby, Learn a New Language, Read More
Page 4: Improve Your Mind, Become More Spiritual, Give Open Source a Try
Improve Your Financial Situation
1. iFreeBudget
One of the simplest budgeting apps available, iFreeBudget offers home and small business users a free alternative to Quicken or MS Money.
It stores data in a password-protected, encrypted file, and it generates reports, updates stocks, and does most of the other things you'd expect a personal finance program to do.
Operating System: OS Independent
2. jGnash
This java-based, double-entry accounting system tracks budgets, creates pdf reports, prints checks, and imports data from Quicken files.
It's fairly robust, but may take a while to figure out if you've never used personal finance software before.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
3. Buddi
The "personal budget software for the rest of us," Buddi is an excellent option for people who have never used personal financial management software before.
It includes helpful tutorials and a QuickStart guide when using it for the first time. Like many of the other options in this category, it also imports data from Quicken and MS Money.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X
4. LightWallet
If you have trouble remembering to save receipts or enter transactions in your budgeting software, LightWallet is for you.
This Java-based personal finance package installs on your mobile phone, so you can enter transactions while you're on the go instead of having to remember what you bought when you get back home.
Operating System: OS Independent.
5. StockManiac
Manage your own investments? StockManiac incorporates a feed reader/comment system with a stock tracker so that you can track your thoughts about your stocks while you track your stocks.
It's not suitable for day trading, but works well for average personal investors.
Operating System: OS Independent.
6. JStock
Another portfolio management tool, JStock provides you with near real-time data on 24 world stock markets, in addition to providing you with plenty of reporting and graphing tools.
It also allows you to store your data in the cloud so that you can access it online from anywhere.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
7. Market Analysis System
Ready to get really serious about investing? This app tracks a huge number of metrics and analyzes market data, flagging you when certain criteria are met.
You can run it on a single PC or in a client/server setup.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
8. PrestaShop
Considering changing your financial system by setting up your own e-commerce site? PrestaShop offers a handy demo tool on its Web site, so that you can see exactly how it works.
It's lightweight, fast, and easy to use, even if you've never managed a Web site before.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
9. Magento
Downloaded more than 1.5 million times, Magento calls itself the "world's fastest-growing eCommerce platform."
The free community edition offers plenty of features to get you started with a basic site, and the paid enterprise edition adds support and features like strong encryption, gift certificates, enhanced content management and more.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
10. Zen Cart
Unlike most other e-commerce platforms, ZenCart was designed by actual businesspeople. As a result, it meets the needs of business owners well and includes features like XHTML template system, multiple ad banner controller, newsletter manager, discount coupons, gift certificates, and quantity discounts.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
Lose Weight (Diet/Exercise)
11. iDiet
Trying to decide which diet to try? iDiet makes it easy to compare a lot of different diets, including Atkins, Summer Fresh, The Zone, Body for Life, Jenny Craig, based on nutritional guidelines. Once you pick a diet, the Java-based app helps you set goals and track your progress. Operating System: OS Independent
12. SportsTracker
No matter what sport you participate in (running, cycling, lifting weights, tennis, etc.), SportsTracker can help you track your training plan, type of activity, body weight, time spent exercising, etc.
It also integrates with several brands of heart rate monitors, so you can track your heart rate data as well.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X
Stop a Bad Habit
13. QuitCount
Need some motivation to help you stop smoking? Quit Count adds up how much money you've saved and how much time you've added to your life expectancy.
Operating System: Linux.
14. No Smoke Counter
Like QuitCount, the No Smoke Counter tracks your money saved by not smoking. However, this version is designed for your smartphone, so you can take it along with you. Operating System: OS Independent.
15. Areca Backup
Even if you don't have a bad health habit, like smoking, you probably have a least one bad computing habit. If you're bad habit is neglecting to back up your files, Areca Backup is for you.
It makes it fast and easy to back up and encrypt your files, so you won't have to worry about a hard drive crash.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
1. BleachBit
Another bad computing habit: forgetting to maintain your system. BleachBit frees up disk space, deletes cache and cookies, cleans up your browser, and generally frees up your system for better performance.
It can also guard your privacy by "shredding" files so that they can't be recovered after deletion.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
2. AxCrypt
Yet another bad habit—storing personal or sensitive data on your system without encrypting it—is especially bad if you use a laptop.
AxCrypt makes it fast and easy to encrypt files with Windows. Just right-click files or folders in Windows Explorer, and they'll be encrypted automatically.
Operating System: Windows.
3. TrueCrypt
Another encryption option, TrueCrypt is particularly helpful if you want to encrypt an entire drive, not just a couple of files or folders.
You can also use it to encrypt data on a thumb drive so that you can take sensitive information with you without worrying about losing your drive.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
4. KeePass
The last bad computing habit on our list is bad password selection, as in picking passwords that are easy to guess or using the same password for all of your accounts.
KeePass makes it easy to choose different passwords for every login, because it remembers the passwords for you.
All you have to remember is the one master password to unlock the encrypted database.
Operating System: Windows.
5. PWGen
Have trouble thinking of strong passwords? PWGen thinks of random strings of letters and numbers for you, so that you don't end up choosing something easy to guess, like "123456."
Operating System: Windows.
Get Organized
6. Data Crow
If you'd like to organize your collection of books, CDs, DVDs, or anything else, Data Crow simplifies the process and gives you a tool for tracking when your friends borrow your stuff.
When last we checked, the project's main site was down, but you can still download the app from Sourceforge at the link above.
Operating System: OS Independent
7. eLibrary
If you have a growing collection of ebooks, you may have trouble keeping track of what you have. It automatically downloads your books' covers from the Internet and makes it easy to browse or search your collection to find the eBook you want.
Operating System: Windows.
8. Krecipes
Krecipes combines several New Year's resolutions into one app: it lets you try a new hobby (cooking), manage your caloric intake, and organize your recipes.
It also lets you track and plan meals on a calendar and creates shopping lists.
Operating System: Linux.
9. FreeMind
The FreeMind mind-mapping software makes it easy to create free-flowing diagrams like you would in a brainstorming session. Because mind-mappers are so different from other types of applications, it sometimes takes a while to get used to them.
However, often people get hooked and use FreeMind on a daily basis to organize their thoughts.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
10. Dia
For those who are really serious about organizing their lives, Dia can help you create flowcharts for any process. It's very similar to Visio, and has extensive help for new users.
Operating System: Windows, Linux/Unix.
11. GanttProject
If you're undertaking a large, multi-step project, say organizing a PTA fundraiser or managing your own home remodel, project management software like GanttProject can be extremely helpful.
Within just minutes you'll be breaking your project into tasks, assigning tasks to particular people, and scheduling when you want everything to be done.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
12. OpenProj
Similar to GanttProject, OpenProj was specifically designed as a replacement for Microsoft Project and other commercially available project managers.
It claims to offer "the most advanced scheduling, resource and cost algorithms in the industry."
Operating System: Windows, Linux, Unix, OS X.
13. PNotes
Always forgetting things? PNotes lets you leave yourself electronic "sticky notes" on your desktop. You pick the size and color of the notes.
Operating System: Windows
14. DocFetcher
Can't remember where you put a file or what you called it? DocFetcher searches the text of your files to help you find the document you were wanted much faster than you would with the built-in Windows search feature.
Also, because it only searches documents (not photos, music, videos, applications, etc.), DocFetcher usually works faster than most other desktop search apps too, including Google Desktop.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
15. Launchy
Another desktop enhancement that makes it easier to find files on your system, Launchy starts applications or open files when you start typing the name.
With this utility, you'll never need desktop icons, your Windows start menu, or even a file manager.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
Make Better Use of Your Time
1. Rachota
This app can track the amount of time you spend on any task—whether it's work-related or a project you're working on around the house.
Plus, it's portable, so you can take it with you on a USB drive or a handheld device.
Operating System: OS Independent.
2. RedNotebook
This unique app combines a calendar/scheduler with a text editor. It's great for keeping a diary, tracking your thoughts, or leaving yourself notes about upcoming events and tasks.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
1. Makagiga
Like RedNotebook, Makagiga includes a to-do list, calendar, and text editor, but it also adds a feed reader and a sticky-note widget.
You can also import and export documents from other applications.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
2. ThinkingRock
This app helps you put into practice the "Getting Things Done" methodology featured in books by David Allen.
Different screens help you collect your thoughts, process thoughts, then organize, review, and do.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
3. Task Coach
Most to-do list programs lack the ability to break a task into smaller components, but not this one. It's also portable so that you can take it with you on a smartphone, iPod, or other device.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X, and others.
4. eHour
While the other projects in this category can help a single person become more efficient, eHour can help an entire office staff track their time.
Designed for consultants, freelancers, lawyers, and other small businesses that charge by the hour, eHour can track multiple employees, multiple clients, and multiple projects.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
Take Up a New Hobby
5. Stellarium
If you've always wanted to learn more about astronomy, Stellarium can help. It allows you to view the night skies from any point on earth at any time. It's so accurate, it's even used to power many planetariums.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
6. Celestia
Celestia takes the capabilities of Stellarium one step further. Instead of just viewing the night sky from earth, you can also fly through the virtual heavens to view the sky as seen from Mars, Jupiter, or any other point in the known galaxy.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
7. Gramps
Gramps (short for "Genealogical Research and Analysis Management Programming System") makes it easy to get started on the popular hobby of genealogy. It boasts a very active user community and nearly 1,000 pages of online help.
Operating System: Linux, Windows
8. GenealogyJ
This Java-based genealogy app lets you view family information as a family tree, in a table, on a timeline, or by geographic location. It's appropriate both for people looking for a hobby and more serious historians.
Operating System: OS Independent
9. Sweet Home 3D
For those interested in interior decorating as a hobby, Sweet Home 3D lets you create a 2D floorplan and then see what your room will look like in 3D.
If you don't want to download the software, you can also use the app online and even save your data in the cloud for free.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
10. LenMus
Whether you're an accomplished musician or just a beginner, LenMus can help you improve your musical skills.
It covers the fundamentals of music theory and site reading, with plenty of exercises for practice.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
11. GNU Solfege
Even if you weren't born with perfect pitch, you can improve your "ear" for music. This app offers ear training exercises that teach you to identify intervals, sing intervals, identify rhythm patterns, sing scales, sing chords, and learn harmonic progressions.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
12. Numismatic
Looking for a hobby with an impressive-sounding name? Become a numismatist, otherwise known as a coin collector. This app can help you track your collection in a MySQL database.
Operating System: OS Independent.
13. JDiveLog
Want to try a more adventurous hobby? How about Scuba? JDiveLog is a digital logbook for scuba divers with a huge list of features.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
Learn a New Language
14. jVLT
Short for "Java Vocabulary Learning Tool," jVLT combines flashcard, dictionary, and quizzing capabilities in a single app.
You can make up your own vocab list or use one of the built-in libraries which include German-French, Thai-English, French-English, practical Chinese, and several other lists.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
15. Zkanji
If you've always wanted to learn Japanese, Zkanji can help. In essence, it's a very elaborate Japanese-English dictionary, with a number of special tools to help you read, write, and recognize kanji symbols.
Operating System: Windows.
16. ZWDisplay
Practicing Chinese on your own can be very difficult, but ZWDisplay makes it easier by pronouncing Chinese words for you.
You simply input a Chinese word, and the app pronounces it for you and shows you the pronunciation in pinyin.
Operating System: Linux.
Read More
17. FBReader
Reading is more convenient when you can take ebooks with you wherever you go. This app lets you use a netbook, laptop, or other Windows- or Linux-based devices as an ebook reader.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
1. RSS Owl
You have no excuse for not keeping up with the news when you have a tool like RSS Owl. One of the most popular feed readers available, RSS Owl aggregates headlines from all of your favorite media sites and makes them easy to browse.
It has a ton of advanced features, like saved searches, news filters, labels, and news bins that set it apart from other similar apps.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
2. Skim
If you need to read a lot of pdf files, for example technical or scientific papers, Skim makes it easier to read and take notes digitally instead of printing out pages and making notes by hand.
You can also use it to give presentations using a pdf file instead of a traditional presentation program.
Operating System: OS X.
Improve Your Mind
3. Brain Workshop
Give "Dual N-Back" memory exercises a try with Brain Workshop. These simple tasks have been shown to improve short-term memory and fluid intelligence, and it may help reduce the symptoms of ADD/ADHD.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
4. Genius Genius can help you memorize almost anything—foreign language phrases, vocabulary words, historical events, legal definitions, even formal speeches.
It uses a "spaced repetition" method that takes your previous answers into account when quizzing you on the material to be learned.
Operating System: OS X.
5. The Mnemosyne Project
Like Genius, The Mnemosyne Project can help you learn almost anything using a flashcard-type interface. It uses a complicated algorithm to determine which card should come next in order to maximize the effectiveness of your study time.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
6. Parley
This program from the KDE Education Project can be used to learn any material, but many pre-made card sets are available.
Unlike some of the other "flashcard" programs, it offers several different types of testing: multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.
Operating System: Windows, Linux.
7. Pauker
Pauker aims to strengthen your ultra-short-term, short-term, and long-term memory as you learn facts in a flashcard-like fashion.
It's Java-based and available in a mobile version, so you can use it on almost any device.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
8. OpenCourseWare
Many universities have "open-sourced" the content of their classes. The link above isn't exactly an app, but it will connect you with free courses that you can take from dozens of leading institutions around the world.
Operating System: OS Independent.
Become More Spiritual
9. Zekr Qu'ran
Available in several different languages, Zekr aims to make it easy to read and study the Qu'ran. It also includes a number of supported audio files, so you can hear the Qu'ran read aloud.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X.
10. BibleTime
This Bible study software offers access to more than 200 books, including different versions of the Bible, commentaries, dictionaries, and other Christian books.
The Web site also offers a guide on how to study the Bible on your own.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, BSD
11. Xiphos
Xiphons, formerly known as GnomeSword, offers many of the same features as BibleTime, as well as prayer list and journaling capabilities.
Operating System: Windows, Linux
Give Open Source a Try
OK, we'll admit it—trying open-source software isn't at the top of the list of most popular New Year's Resolutions.
But just in case your resolution is to try open source for the first time, these are some of the best apps for open-source newbies.
12. Firefox
Quickly becoming one of the most popular browsers available, Firefox attracts many new users with its speed and advanced security features.
As an added bonus, it also offers a lot of personalization features and add-ons, so you can have a browser that's customized specifically for you.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X
13. OpenOffice.org
You don't have to purchase Microsoft Office in order to open or save files in Microsoft formats. OpenOffice gives you word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, database, and other office productivity software with many of the same features as their Microsoft counterparts.
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X
14. OpenDisc
OpenDisc combines a lot of the most popular open-source apps for Windows in a single download. It includes apps like Dia, The Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus, Enigma, Firefox, Pidgin, RSSOwl, OpenOffice.org, and many others. If you'd rather not download such a big file, you can also pay a fee for a disk-based version.
Operating System: Windows
15. PortableApps.com
Like OpenDisc, PortableApps.com combines many, many open-source apps in a single package. In this case, the selected apps are lightweight enough that you can take them with you on a thumb drive.
That means you'll always have access to your favorite apps and settings no matter what system you're using.
Operating System: Windows.
16. Ubuntu
If you're ready to make the big switch from Windows or Mac to Linux, consider Ubuntu. This version of Linux offers a particularly user-friendly look and feel, and it gives you instant access to all of the apps you're likely to need on a daily basis.


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As children, we pass a good portion of each year waiting for Christmas. As adults, we spend most of our lives remembering Christmases long lost. When I ponder Christmases past, I can't help but to wonder how my parents did it. They both worked forty hours a week in a grocery store, yet my mother could have opened a shop of Christmas sweets, so much baking and candy making did she and my father do on the weekends that preceded Christmas.
Working for the wages they did, I still don't understand how they could afford my Fort Apache Set or my sister's Easy Bake Oven and certainly not my brother's Electric Football Game, but both of my parents had a deep devotion to Christmas, no matter the cost. They both remembered their own Christmases, in the midst of the depression. My mother would receive a bag of candy that was all her own; she would share the baby doll with her sisters. I come from a long line of folk well aware of the cost of Christmas.
This Christmas, it's hard not to think of Newtown, Connecticut. The families of that Norman Rockwell, New England community will never celebrate the holiday in the same way. Some people may be inclined to think that the events at Sandy Point School reveal the deep disconnect between Christmas and the harsh reality of our world. Perhaps that's because the Christmas that comes to many minds is centered upon children rather than the Gospel. All too many Christians fail to think about the cost of Christmas. This newborn has come among us to suffer and to die.
It helps to know that the Gospels were composed backwards compared to how we read them today. Christ first came to the world's attention with the claim that one crucified had risen from the dead. Scripture scholars suggest that the death and resurrection narratives were the first to be written, which makes sense. It took time for Christians to inquire about the origins of this man they called savior. We read them first, but the infancy narratives were probably the last portions of the gospels to be composed. As such, they're suffused with the themes and concerns of the passion and the resurrection. Try to read the Christmas stories without our culture's "holiday season" overlay, and you'll discover "the cost of Christmas."
Luke begins by noting that the Jesus is born during the reign of Caesar Augustus. The contrast between this Caesar, who wields unlimited power, and the poverty of the Christ couldn't be greater. This is a family too poor to find a room in Bethlehem. Just as the ubiquity of our crucifixes can make Christ's death seem commonplace, our romantic manger scenes can mask the poverty of that cold night.
Saint Luke's has been called the Gospel of the Remnant, of outsiders. It is not the priest Zechariah, but Mary, the unknown and uneducated girl, who accepts the annunciation in faith. Shepherds come to Bethlehem because no one else does. Animal herders were quite literally "the street people" of the ancient, rural world. They were available.
In Luke's gospel, two old people, praying in the temple, Simeon and Anna — even then, pushed aside from society's concerns — are the first of the faithful remnant to greet the child. And Simeon darkly tells his mother, "Behold, this child is destined for the fall and rise of many in Israel, and to be a sign that will be contradicted (and you yourself a sword will pierce) so that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed" (Lk 2: 34-35). Christmas and its Christ child come with a cost.
While Saint Luke reminds us that Christ came among his own who knew him not — an outcast for outsiders — Saint Matthew wants us to remember that Jesus comes as suffering savior. He records the poignant gifts of the Magi to the Christ Child: gold for the king, frankincense for the priest, and myrrh for the one who will die.
Matthew's gospel contrasts the innocent Christ child with King Herod's cruelty. Joseph is warned in a dream, "Herod is going to search for the child to destroy him" (Mt 2:13). Much of Matthew's infancy narrative is too frightening to recount at Christmas. Herod is furious at the deception of the Wise Men, and he orders "the massacre of all the boys in Bethlehem and its vicinity two years old and under, in accordance with the time he had ascertained from the magi" (Mt 2:16) The shadow of the cross falls over Judea, and Saint Matthew quotes the suffering prophet, Jeremiah:
A voice was heard in Ramah,
sobbing and loud lamentation;
Rachel weeping for her children,
and she would not be consoled,
since they were no more. (2: 18)
Today we celebrate a much more anodyne Christmas than the one our evangelists gave us. We say that "Christmas is for kids," forgetting that Christmas sets in motion the passion, death, and resurrection of the Christ, the only hope this sad, ancient world knows.
The Church, however, remembers the cost of Christmas. The Eucharist of Christmas day, like every Mass, is centered upon the passion, death, and resurrection of the Savior. The day after Christmas the Church celebrates Stephen, the first martyr. Three days later, she remembers the Holy Innocents. Preaching that feast, Saint Quodvultdeus addressed King Herod:
Why are you afraid, Herod, when you hear of the birth of a king? He does not come to drive you out, but to conquer the devil. But because you do not understand this you are disturbed and in a rage, and to destroy one child whom you seek, you show your cruelty in the death of so many children.
You are not restrained by the love of weeping mothers or fathers mourning the deaths of their sons, nor by the cries and sobs of the children. You destroy those who are tiny in body because fear is destroying your heart. You imagine that if you accomplish your desire you can prolong your life, though you are seeking to kill Life himself.
Yes, Christmas is for children, but Christmas is also for adults, for the aged, for outcasts, for those who cannot be consoled. Christmas is a cheap holiday, one that taxes and strains, when we drain it of its Christ. But if we remember the cost of Christmas, then, in the words of the old hymn, "Long lay the world in sin and error pining, till He appeared and the Soul felt its worth."


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – For many, seven is a lucky number. For the Tennessee Tech men's golf team, seven is a goal that the Golden Eagles hope to beat.
After finishing seventh in each of their past two tournaments, the Golden Eagles would like to make a move higher in the team standings when they play Monday and Tuesday in the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate.
The tournament, which will include 13 teams and a total of 73 players, will be played at The Links at Novadell in Hopkinsville, Ky., a 7,132-yard, par 72 course. The tourney will be hosted by Austin Peay.
Joining coach Polk Brown's Golden Eagles will be Belmont, Eastern Kentucky, Lipscomb, Missouri State, Morehead State, Murray State, SIU Edwardsville, South Dakota, Southern Illinois, Tennessee State and UT Martin. In addition, host Austin Peay will have two squads in the field.
Tech placed seventh at the UT Martin Skyhawk Classic two weeks ago, and last week finished seventh at the WKU Kenny Perry Invitational.
The Golden Eagle lineup will include the same five players who have represented Tech in each of the first four tournaments of the year – and each of the five has led Tech in one tournament.
At the Skyhawk event, senior Lee Maxwell paced the Golden Eagles while last week at WKU, it was freshmen Adam Cunningham and Mitchell Thomas who tied for Tech's highest finishes. Earlier in the year, Tech was led by junior Greg Kitts at the first tournament, and freshman Lee Whitehead who posted the team's low score in the second meet.
"As we enter the final tourney of the fall season, I am looking forward to going to an OVC rival's event," Brown said. "We have played some very, very difficult courses over the past month so the guys should be ready to go.
"If there isn't much wind, Novadell presents ample birdie opportunities. Consequently, the guys will need to take it low out there for us to have an opportunity to win. Given our schedule thus far, this should be a good opportunity for the guys to gain plenty of confidence and have a great chance to win as we close out the season."
Complete results will be posted after each day's play on TTUsports.com.
Golden Eagles close fall schedule with high hopes for F&M Bank tournament
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Raspberry Pi
How mature is Raspberry Pi (RPI). A brief overview.
- 1 What is Raspberry Pi
- 2 Installing Arch Linux ARM
- 3 The first operation
- 4 Video
What is Raspberry Pi
It is a minimalist computer built for ARMv6 architecture. More information about this project and technical specification.
Installing Arch Linux ARM
In this manual will describe only essential moments for different RPI. Other procedures are the same instructions for ArchLinux. The only exception is the basic initialization and installation of equipment. It is further assumed that the configuration is performed on a machine running Archlinux.
Backup Cards
If you own an official card provided with your RPI (for example) recommend before installing Arch ARM Linux to backup using
dd. The path must be specified to the device
/dev/sdX not for another partition
# dd if=/dev/sdX of=$HOME/backup_RPi.img
Installation is similar to backing card. Download the image file from Arch Linux ARM
# dd bs=1M if=/path/to/archlinux.img of=/dev/sdX
After inserting the card into the slot on the PPi should boot the base system Arch Linux ARM.
The downloaded image file is approximately 2 gigabytes of which is /boot 94 megabytes and / 1.8 gigabytes. If you used a larger card to 2GB, so I recommend the rest of the card to connect as /home (or /usr). Clearance must be formatted using the example Gparted. At the first possible opportunity (after booting RPI or after mounting the card in the computer) need to be adjusted
# sudo vim /etc/fstab
For example, add
/dev/mmcblk0p3 / home ext4 defaults 0 0
The first operation
Summary of the official procedure:
Remote SSH access
If you do not use the HDMI output RPI and you will access the device using SSH, the following applies.
Root pasword is:
root. I recommend to perform key exchange SSH_Keys.
$ ssh email@example.com (Use your Ip RPI)
# vim /etc/locale.gen
en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8 and
en_US ISO-8859-2
generate localization files
# locale-gen
Setting the time and date using OpenNTP
Setting the time and date manually
Changing the root password
After the first start RPI is native root password to root. It is therefore necessary to change it. Executed after power command
# passwd root
Adding another user
adduser to add the user.
# adduser
# sudo visudo
add the line "USER ALL = (ALL) ALL" below the line root ALL = (ALL) ALL
The generic xf86-video-fbdev driver can be used.


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Petition of the day
The petition of the day is:
Allshouse v. Pennsylvania
Note: Goldstein & Russell, P.C., whose attorneys work for or contribute to this blog in various capacities, are among the counsel to the petitioner in this case, which is listed without regard to the likelihood that it will be granted.
Docket: 11-1407
Issue(s): Whether a child's statements in an interview with a child protection agency worker investigating suspicions of past abuse are "testimonial" evidence subject to the demands of the Confrontation Clause under Crawford v. Washington.
Certiorari stage documents:
Recommended Citation: Ben Cheng, Petition of the day, SCOTUSblog (Aug. 27, 2012, 11:22 PM), https://www.scotusblog.com/2012/08/petition-of-the-day-323/


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