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William and Mary controlled the first half, but Georgia State took over in the second half Wednesday night and extended the Tribe's skid to six games with a 74-58 victory in Atlanta.
The Tribe (7-9, 1-4 Colonial Athletic Association) got 20 points and 10 rebounds from Tim Rusthoven. Georgia State's Manny Atkins, a transfer from Virginia Tech, scored 21 points and Rasheed Richardson scored all 12 of his in the second half for the Panthers (7-11, 2-3).
The Panthers took the lead for good, 48-43, with an 8-0 run that included two baskets by Richardson.
Georgia State's Ron Hunter coached barefoot, the sixth straight season he's done so in a game in support of Samaritan's Feet, an organization that provides shoes for underprivileged children.
Keith Rendleman's 14 points and 13 rebounds helped UNC Wilmington (7-10, 2-3 CAA) extend the struggles of Old Dominion (2-15, 0-5).
DeShawn Painter had 18 points and eight rebounds for the Monarchs, who led 49-48 before yielding a 6-0 run. The Seahawks preserved the edge thereafter.
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Quincy Ford scored 24 points as Northeastern (10-7, 5-0) became the only unbeaten team in CAA games with a 65-60 home win over Hofstra (5-12, 2-2). ...
Towson scored eight consecutive points late in the game and held on to snap Delaware's five-game winning streak with a 69-66 road victory.
Jerrelle Benimon, a 6-foot-8 junior forward, had 19 points and 13 rebounds for the Tigers (9-9, 4-1 CAA), recording his nation-leading 12th double-double of the season. Devon Saddler and Jamelle Hagins each scored 16 points, and Jarvis Threatt added 12 for the Blue Hens (8-9, 3-1).
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Rodney Glasgow had 16 points, six assists and five rebounds as VMI (9-7, 4-0) took over first place in the Big South's North Division with a 76-57 win over Campbell (8-10, 3-1) in Lexington. ...
R.J. Price scored 30 as host Radford (8-10, 2-2) beat Longwood 82-72. The Lancers fell to 3-15, 0-4 in their first year as a Big South member. ...
Allan Chaney scored eight of High Point's 11 points in the second overtime period as the host Panthers (8-8, 3-1) outlasted Liberty 77-72.
Chaney, a transfer from Virginia Tech who has overcome heart problems to become a productive player, finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds for High Point, which has won four of its last five games.
Tavares Speaks scored 20 points for the Flames (3-15, 0-4).
No. 13 Butler beat Richmond 62-47 in Indianapolis as Andrew Smith had 15 points and seven rebounds to lead the Bulldogs' balanced attack.
Butler extended its winning streak to 12 games despite the absence of star Rotnei Clarke.
Kellen Dunham scored 11 points and Roosevelt Jones added 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Bulldogs (15-2, 3-0 A-10), who are off to their best start since opening the 2008-09 season 19-1. Darien Brothers paced Richmond (11-7, 1-2) with 12 points. ...
Malcolm Miller had 13 points and 13 rebounds for Holy Cross, which led most of the way and defeated Navy 62-47 in a Patriot League matchup in Annapolis, Md. The Crusaders (9-8, 1-1) are coached by Hampton native Milan Brown. ...
Host East Carolina (11-5, 2-1 Conference USA) beat Houston 89-78 behind Maurice Kemp's 30 points and nine rebounds. ...
Khobi Williamson had 15 points and seven rebounds as Hampden-Sydney (14-2, 6-1 Old Dominion Athletic Conference) won 70-60 in a rivalry game againt Randolph-Macon (8-8, 3-4).


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Britney Spears' (Other) Ex-Husband Calls Jason Trawick Proposal 'Sad'
When Britney Spears swaps vows with fiancé Jason Trawick, it'll be her third marriage and her second to a man named Jason.
While Brit's ex-husband and baby daddy Kevin Federline expressed happiness for her recent engagement to Trawick, childhood pal Jason Alexander — whom she wed in Las Vegas in 2004 and then annulled 55 hours later — thinks Trawick's proposal is "sad" and doesn't sense a "connection" between the two.
Brit's long-lost first husband — if a 55-hour union can really allow him to earn that term — told Us Weekly that he is not happy for her. Ouch. That certainly breaks etiquette rules.
"I know everyone wants me to be happy about this, but I am not," Alexander, who is currently training for the World of MMA fighting competition, told the tabloid. "I think it's fake and I think people are afraid to say it."
Fake? Do tell us where you came up with that assumption, Mr. Alexander.
"If you look at all the pictures between them there is no connection," he theorized. Um, Jay, have you seen the 'Criminal' video where Brit and Trawick star as a Bonnie and Clyde type couple? There are some pretty scorching and naughty romantic scenes between the two that don't look like acting or appear staged.
He continued, "They look like they are going through the motions. It seems like an answer to the court thing." The "court thing" he is referencing is the fact that Brit is under the conservatorship of her father Jamie. Papa Spears oversees her financial affairs; he took over when Brit had her incredibly public meltdown a few years back.
Alexander finished, "Sort of a nice way to sew it all up she marries her handler. That way she always has someone controlling her. It's sort of sad."
Either Alexander has unrequited feelings for Brit and this is sour grapes or he is looking to drum up more press for himself for his MMA career.

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Saturn is the second-largest planet in the solar system. It's almost 10 times wider than Earth, and it has almost 90 times as much surface area. Yet in that entire expanse, you won't find a single feature with a name.
That's because there are no features — at least ones that stick around. Saturn is a ball of gas wrapped around a small, dense core. There's no visible surface, so there are no mountains, valleys, craters, or other features to name.
What we do see are clouds at the top of Saturn's thick atmosphere. They're stretched into globe-circling bands by the planet's rotation. Giant thunderstorms boil up from deep within the atmosphere, creating powerful lightning displays. Other storms whirl through the atmosphere for weeks before they dissipate. None of those features is permanent, though — leaving Saturn with nothing to name.
Its rings are another matter. When the rings were first seen, they were assigned letters of the alphabet. Divisions between the rings were named for astronomers who studied Saturn. Later, spacecraft revealed that the named rings are made up of thousands of smaller rings. Those rings aren't named, but many of the gaps between them are. The divisions and gaps are named for such legendary astronomers as Cassini, Herschel, Huygens, and Kuiper — all of whom studied ephemeral Saturn.
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We're down to 4 more weeks of our main theme for the year & then the boys will continue with a bit of math & science until it's either finished or they reach Christmas Holidays. Both are pretty keen to wrap up their books before the end of the year. I don't know if either of them will reach that goal, but they can most certainly reach the goal of finishing them before next school year.
In the mean time we seem to be wrapping up a new book each week & filing it back on our shelf. It's a lovely feeling to see so many goals & accomplishments being met at this point in our year. We've wrapped up a few more books this week as well which was very exciting for all involved.
Tuesday our car was in the shop thanks to some pesky leaks in a couple of the hoses. The boys & I dropped off the car & walked down to the water front to spread out & do school. Our library doesn't open until 930 & we wanted to get cracking on our studies. We might have taken the day off had it not been that we had Monday off thanks to a public holiday. We spent the morning reading lots of our books down by the water before the needs for a bathroom break & lunch drove us up into town.
After lunch we hit the library for math. I brought my laptop along so Morgan could watch his math lecture. We'd scoped out a nice quite corner of the library & apparently it was so lovely & quiet everyone else who came in to study & watch movies joined our area. There was a girl with green hair behind us who kept bursting out at odd moments with laughter due to something she was watching on her ipad. Jayden kept focus long enough to do math & then I let him go find a couple of books before roping him into a writing assignment. Morgan managed another 3 lessons in math this week. When he can easily blow through a few pages of new information without hesitating I let him move right into a new lesson the next day. In general MUS lessons take a week so that you watch your lecture & practice on Monday, have more practice on Tuesday & Wednesday, & then review past
Jayden is only doing one lesson per week still in his math book which is right where he needs to be. He actually needs to keep brushing up on his multiplication facts, which he's been doing. He looks at the book & complains he can't do the work & when I ask why he says silly things like, "I don't know what 7x4 is!" & I say, "That's odd because you've always remembered the fire truck story before." Those are clues to the story associated with the math fact which then triggers what the answer is. So he's back to using the flash cards from our lovely Times Alive programme & I encouraged him to make sure I do them with him at least 1x before he sits down with his math.
Bible for us from now through the end of our school year will just be our devotional, Keys For Kids, & reading Proverbs. We picked up a free Bible study for Christmas that we'll do as well, most likely starting the first week of December. If you're interested we found it here. I've printed it out & will bind up the boys papers into books for them.
We wrapped up Jayden's animal poetry book this week as well. I think we'll miss this one with it's lovely art work & fun animal poems. We'll continue with the Read Me book which has a poem per day in it. I'm debating starting another one that I found free for Kindle, or downloadable as a pdf, but I haven't decided if I'll wait till next year for it or not.
We're still using our Memory box each day, all though someone has lost our Daily divider. Our box had a spill recently when the guys were playing a rambunctious game of morning chess. Someone's pawn dramatically removed their opponent's piece from the board with the sweeping motion along went the memory box! Everything slipped back into place except the illusive Daily card. So strange.. Those are the flash cards that go along with our Times Alive! programme. The pictures on those cards are clues to stories. All I have to do is mention any portion of the story, even just a character, & the kids instantly recall the missing numbers. This is especially helpful when they from the multiplication to division transfer.
Both boys were back to writing & spelling this week. All be it not as much spelling as I wanted considering Monday was a holiday & our programme is a bit hard to take on the road so we didn't do it on Tuesday either. Writing however, was done! They both were using some new books we were given to review & both loved them very much. Morgan is writing his written narration down. He tells me about it first & I write it all down for him, then we go through it together adding in punctuation & editing it to a few sentence summary. Then he copies it down in his own handwriting & pops it in his notebook. Jayden requested a story with action & war in it, so we delivered. He was delighted!
We studied Iraq this week which triggered a bit of information on Babylon, which makes them all eager to pop on more of their Drive Thru history dvds to see if they can find anything in them about what we learned. Morgan is counting bricks in a picture that shows a relief that was made for King Nebuchadnezzar II. The bricks were specially made to form a mythical create, which at first we thought was a giraffe, but then noticed it had bird like feet & a lion like tail. I like that a lot of this information they are learning geographically this year will be revisited next year in a historical way as Morgan hits Ancients.
We finished reading Shadow Spinner this week which is pretty high action & cliff hanger'ish' with each chapter. I will pre-warn that the story takes place, mostly, in a Harem. There's no discussion of what that is or what takes place within one. It's simply the story of how Shaharazad saved the women & introduces a girl name Marjan & how she helped Shaharazad. My boys were on the edge of their seats the entire time & 3 days later are still discussing the outcome of the book.
Children Of Many Lands was our spine about Iraq this week & lent itself well to giving the kids a rounded view of what Iraq is like in the aftermaths of war. Unfortunately, Hungry Planet & Material World showed a better more glossy view of life in Iraq & Saudi Arabia. In fact the family in Hungry Planet had an elevator within their home. This made the task of writing what children in war torn Iraq are struggling with a tad hard when the children really just wondered why we didn't have an elevator in our home.. Never mind that we have a one story house, but anyway..
The boys are so excited to see how full their Travel Diaries are becoming as we are down to 4 final stops along our path this year. They want to bind their notebooks up at the end of the year to have a proper bound book of their studies, which I'm all for. Jayden's will have a few less countries as he didn't join Morgan until after Morgan had half crossed Europe. As a total aside there was a programme on the other night with 3 geographical questions in it. The fact that the contestants couldn't answer them was extremely disturbing as they were not difficult questions. I looked at Mr S & said, "That's really quite sad, your children could answer those questions!" So, I put the boys to it the next morning, & they did, indeed, answer all three questions. I'm glad to know at least they are remembering that which they learn.
Swim practice x2 & swim lessons were on this week. Morgan struggled a little with swim lessons as he has a lingering barking cough from his cold that his effected when he runs or moves quickly or with great exertion. His cough is normal to us in regards to sound, but it's very asthmatic sounding & has had Drs worried for a while. I guess I didn't consider how awful it sounded until he started hacking & everyone at the pool got quiet & turned to find the child who sounded like he was incapable of breathing. Whoops!
The boys were made to work pretty hard at lessons this week putting all their skills to the test as they worked on more survival stuff. Above, Jayden is suppose to be doing the back float while keeping the ball between his knees. He was the only student who made it the entire way around the pool without losing the ball, but then Jayden is so incredibly relaxed in a back float that normally his legs are crossed & his arms are behind his head.
Next week we stop off in India & the boys have a big sports day coming up with our homeschool group. Here's hoping Morgan's cough has subsided by then!


text: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 Heard on the Hill: APTA Policy on Concussion Management A new APTA podcast highlights the increased attention that concussion management has received during recent years in the media and at federal and state policy levels. "While the momentum created by the enactment of these new state laws marks a significant improvement in the recognition of this important public health issue, it also presents a reason for concern," says Nate Thomas, PT, DPT, MBA, associate director of APTA's federal government affairs. "Legislative and policy efforts at the state and local level on concussion management have been highly inconsistent, particularly in the guidelines for management and return-to-play decisions. Politically-driven efforts to make the treatment of concussions an exclusive, discipline-specific practice can be detrimental to an athlete's access to qualified health care professionals and the quality of care necessary to address the complexity of concussion injuries." Thomas also reviews APTA's official position statement on concussion management adopted by the House of Delegates in June and discusses the Protecting Student Athletes From Concussions Act (HR 469), federal legislation that would facilitate the development of concussion management guidelines by school systems to address the prevention, identification, treatment, and management of concussions in school-age children. The guidelines outlined in HR 469 explicitly include physical therapists as one of the health care professionals in the concussions care management team. Access the podcast and a transcript at this link. Comments Any licensed medical provider who is qualified should be able to participate in the process. Unless a CT/MRI scan is indicated, there is no reason a PT should not be able to evaluate a player based on current standards or examination and determine whether the athlete should play, sit, or be referred for more detailed examination including imaging. Posted by Leon Richard on 9/16/2011 2:57 PM Here in Washington we passed the Zachary Lystedt Law in 2009 which many states and the NFL are using as model legislation. It specifically allows only 5 entities to make return to play (RTP) recommendations for athletes w/suspected concussions..MD/DO/PA/ARNP and ATC. I do not disagree w/Mr Leonard on the subject but you certainly need some definition of "licensed medical provider WHO IS QUALIFIED". Does this include chiropractors, massage therapy practitioners, naturopaths,etc, etc? These providers should be aware of any state legislation that might be in effect, their state Interscholastic Athletic Association's guidelines and familiar w/the findings and consensus statements from the International Conferences on Concussion in Sports (Vienna, Austria 2001/Prague,Czech Republic 2004/Zurich, Switzerland 2008) especially their 5 step recommendation for RTP and the use of the SCAT 2 as a screening/evaluation tool. Posted by David Knoeppel on 9/17/2011 1:13 PM I am not in disagreement with Mr Knoeppel's response. However, I would state that anyone "qualified" would most certainly be well-versed in SCATs and the various criteria established for RTP decision making. My question for him regarding the "definition" of licensed medical provider is this. Anyone with the acronym "MD or DO" after their name can do open heart surgery or brain surgery. That's the only "requirement" legally. There is no definition needed for who does those procedures or determines whether they're needed or not. Chiropractors, massage therapists, naturopaths, are not "medical providers"... They never had the medical training, nor does their scope of practice include making those assessments and determinations in a medicolegal situation. Every provider should know their state's licensing regulations and scope of practice. They should also seek to remain within those at all times. Posted by Leon Richard -> AJSa@O on 12/13/2011 7:18 PM


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Red Ochre Esther
Added Feb 15, 2011
by dcollins45
Long Beach, Cali...
I finally found a cut and sew knit to use! I've been wanting to make the Esther cardigan since early fall. I found this beautiful 100% wool earthy red-orange rib knit with specks of brown and yellow at VogueFabricStore.com. The fabric was surprising stable for a knit and it's cuddly soft and cozy, especially on the inside.
Esther is a great pattern. It was easy to sew, went very quickly, and the fit is true. I hardly ever finish a project in one day because of all the child-related interruptions. I spent an hour and a half cutting out the fabric in the morning then had to put it away to do other stuff. I started sewing after supper at 6:00pm and finished at around 11:00pm.
The only alteration I made was adding 2 inches to the sleeve length. This made the pattern go right to the edge of the 60 inch wide fabric. If you need to add more than 2 inches, add the rest to the sleeve band. I think any other alterations would be difficult since there are no lengthen/shorten lines on the pattern. Maybe its a flexible enough shape that it would fit most torso lengths.
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Sep 28, 2011, 01.47 AMby nancyzl
Just saw your cardigan, soo nice ! I have similar 45 inch wide fabric… would that width work for the pattern ? thanks, nancy in NJ
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Oct 9, 2011, 11.02 PMby dcollins45
The pattern instructions say you need 59" wide fabric. The way the sleeves are one piece with the body of the sweater is the reason you need the wide fabric, So I don't think the 45" fabric would work.
You could print the pattern and lay it out on the fabric to see how much you would have to shorten the sleeves. I'll bet it would be cute with a 3/4 or elbow length sleeve, too!
Feb 24, 2011, 05.18 PMby smallone
oh, lovely work!
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Thank you!
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A controversial goal by William Gallas in extra time gave the French side its ticket for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa as les Bleus drew with Ireland 1-1 in the second leg of the play-off in Paris on Wednesday.
REUTERS - France captain Thierry Henry admitted he had handled the ball in the build-up to a controversial goal that sent France to the World Cup at the expense of Ireland on Wednesday.
Henry appeared to handle the ball twice before feeding defender William Gallas, who bundled home from close range on 103 minutes to give France a 1-1 draw in the return leg of their playoff and a 2-1 aggregate win.
The forward first stopped the ball from going out with his arm, then controlled it with his hand in a crowded penalty area and crossed for Gallas to give France the edge in extra time after they had struggled for most the game.
"Yes, there is handball but I am not the referee," Henry told reporters. "I'm in the box, there are two defenders in front of me. The ball bounced off my hand, the referee did not see it and I played on.
"It doesn't change anything to the fact that I'm happy we have qualified.
Ireland were devastated after missing out on the World Cup because of what coach Giovanni Trapattoni called a "great mistake" by Swedish referee Martin Hansson.
"I told the referee that it is possible to make great mistakes," Trapattoni told a new conference after the game at Stade de France. "It is a bitter evening."
Trapattoni said he felt the referee should have talked to his assistants and to Henry before awarding the goal.
"I am sad because the referee had time to ask the linesman and I am sure he should have asked Henry as well," the Italian said.
"All the European people saw the game and what happened. France played a good game in Dublin but this time we played better and over the two games we deserved to go to South Africa," Trapattoni added.
France defender Sebastien Squillaci said he realised the decisive goal was not valid but said such incidents just had to be accepted.
"It's part of the game, it played in our favour tonight, maybe some other time it will play against us.
"Of course Ireland will not he happy but we are happy the referee awarded the goal. We're competitors and we're there to win. The goal may not be valid but we'll take it."
France, who won the first leg 1-0 at Croke Park on Saturday, indeed looked nervous and clumsy until the closing stages while Ireland kept pushing and had the better chances but were denied by a string of great saves by France keeper Hugo Lloris.
France coach Raymond Domenech, whose job was on the line, said he had not seen the controversial goal properly.
"I didn't see the replay," he said. "From where I was, I couldn't see anything. All I know is the referee awarded the goal."
Domenech, under heavy criticism since France's Euro 2008 flop, praised Ireland for a spirited display.
"I would like to pay tribute to the Ireland team and to their fans," he said. "It is regrettable in a way that they did not qualify because they would have deserved to go to the World Cup"
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Except, my math's not so hot and there was a fourth. Actually, I knew this; Isabel, the oldest daughter of George and Fanny Jeffrey was born on 31 May 1886, according to State of Michigan records. The written entry shows she was born to "George Jeffrey" a "carriage maker" and "Fannie"; George is from "Canada" and Fannie is from "Michigan". This all jibes with other evidence I have and explains the lovely photos of 'Isabel' that I found among my Granny's photos:
In order to write a quality post (you know I strive to do that, right), I decided to take a fast look at my 'Documents' folder in my digital library under the surname 'Jeffrey'. I thought I might be able to add a document or two to my other sources for the Jeffrey girls in Family Tree Maker. As my eyes scanned down the list of unprocessed material, they stopped at an entry that says this:
Jeffrey Edna B3 p237
Um, who's Edna? The other entries, GIF file images from the State of Michigan, County of Kalamazoo Birth Records, read like this:
Jeffrey Isabel B3 p146
Jeffrey Bessie B3 p284
Jeffrey Frances Isabel B4 p129
Jeffrey Adelaide B5 p142
I remember when I pulled these images back in December, 2011. What I didn't remember is pulling FIVE records. Here's where it gets really hinky; check out the dates of birth (again, according to what's written in the log books):
Isabel - 31 May 1886
Edna - 21 December 1888
Bessie - 31 May 1889
Baby** - 22 Apr 1893 **A notation was added "7-1-58 Frances Isabel"
Adelaide B - 10 May 1901
I did verify that the 'Edna' entry was a daughter of George and Fannie, from Canada and Michigan. George's occupation is listed as 'Mail Carrier' and I know that my George was indeed a Mail Carrier in Kalamazoo for 30 years, as confirmed with the US Postal Service. So, what's wrong with this picture?
As I mentioned, before, I like to think I'm smart. The time period between Edna's birth 21 December 1888 and Bessie's birth 31 May 1889 is only 5 months. While babies are viable at that time frame, it seems highly unlikely in the late 1800s. It also seems a bit strange that Bessie and Isabel share the exact same date of birth, although again it's not impossible. What's really bizarre is that my cousin Kathy, the daughter of my mom's sister Jacqueline, 'corrected' my information when she saw it online, telling me that the family celebrated Bessis's birthday around Christmas and that her birthday was December 21st. Uh, oh.
It's far more likely that Bessie was born in December 1889,
and any family historian worth their salt knows that hand written records, even
official ones, can be incorrect. In Kalamazoo County, at that time, it was still
commonplace to provide information about the birth of a child well after the
actual date. Is it possible that Bessie was
born on 31 December instead of May as was written in the log? The strange
thought that perhaps to 'honor' her departed sister they decided to say that
she was born on the same day, but a year later, also came to mind but seems
unlikely. Maybe George or Fanny misspoke when giving the information to the
County when asked the child's date of birth.
I've been unable to locate a death record, or any other record for that matter, for Edna Jeffrey. I can only presume that she died very close to, or on, her birth date and that's why she was never mentioned by my Granny. Of course, now I wish I'd asked my Mom about her a few years ago when her mind was working a lot better, although I doubt that she'd have known anything about Edna. She didn't know about Isabel until we were going through old photos after my mom's sister passed away in 2006.
Wishful thinking: there's no such thing as an 'easy' post. *sigh*
Rather than bail entirely, I'm hanging with my original idea and posting about the three (surviving) Jeffrey girls:
Bessie Jeffrey was my grand aunt. She was an unusual woman; she never married, but worked for the US government her entire life. According to my Mom, her Aunt Bessie smoked like a chimney and rarely ate, which is why she was always frighteningly thin. She lived in Chicago; at one point she lived in a building that overlooked what used to be a Chicago architectural icon: the Edgewater Beach Hotel. I know she traveled; I found photos of her in Florida, Bermuda, and Mexico. I know little else about her. She died, at her sister Frances' in Villa Park, Illinois on 24 July 1965 at the age of 76.
Frances Isabel was my Granny. That's how I knew her and always referred to her as did the rest of my contemporaries. She was a strong woman to be certain; my grandfather had 'a drinking problem' and as a salesman was either traveling or moving the family. I've written about her wedding date: December 7, 1917. Her husband, Victor Wersel had started at the Bryant Paper Company as a salesman where she was a secretary. After they married they waited before starting their family and had two daughters, Virginia in 1922 and Jacqueline 1924. Then in 1933, shortly after Frances celebrated her 40th birthday, my Mom surprised everyone with her entry into the world. Frances was a sweet, caring person. She would buy Christmas presents throughout the year, wrapping them very carefully and storing them in her room until it was time to celebrate. She made potato coquettes, which to this day are a family tradition. Victor died in 1963, leaving her a widow; she never remarried, living the rest of her life alone. I don't believe that they'd saved anything, so she worked. As a matter of fact, she was commuting from the western suburbs of Chicago to the downtown Goldblatt's store when they 'suggested' she retire after working there for 20 years; I think they'd found out she was 85 years young. Frances died 24 August 1990 in Elmhurst, Illinois at the age of 97.
Adelaide was my grand aunt. Like Bessie she was a bit eccentric. She was born in 1901, so her sisters were a bit older than her. I think the term 'precocious' would have fit Adelaide to a 'T'. It's uncertain whether or not Adelaide was officially married to George Thurston, the father of her two children Patricia and George, but her 1930 US Census entry indicates she was divorced and living with her parents. And, five years later, she was married and living with her husband, Adolf Koop. From the family photos I found, it appears that my grandfather Victor (Frances' husband) and Adolf got along really well and were the life of the party. Heh. Sadly, Adelaide died of ovarian cancer on 31 October 1956 in Villa Park, Illinois at the age of 55.
Oh, there's lots more to tell, which is what is going to keep this challenge so, well, challenging. On to the next ancestor.
Hmmm, I wonder who it will be...


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Gnucash.sfs - WARNING - applies to gnucash v1.8.10
The currently available gnucash.sfs (v1.8.10) has a major bug.
DO NOT use for a mission critical application. It will probably eventually crash with a floating point error.
Do a search for 'gnucash' & 'floating point error'. Many references will be found.
Hopefully we will one day have gnucash V2 which doesn't use floating point arithmetic.
Oh yes - I found this bug the hard way
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I'm astounded, the developers have used floating point arithmetic for money calculations!!!!!! They must have thought the error would be small enough to ignore, but it's still dumb -- to my way of thinking, financial calculations should be done with fixed-point arithmetic, and I think (at least I vaguelly recall) the maths-coprocessor part of the CPU handles 80-bit integers which should be big enough.
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I totally agree. It wasn't until I went looking for this bug that I learnt about their use of floating point. I certainly never noticed any errors from that, then the amounts I work with are not that big. It would be in big numbers that the problems would show up.
Reminds me of bookkeeping programs that I encountered in early years written in Fortran !!!!!! In one case by somebody who actually did have a passing familiarity with Cobol, he was just was more familiar with Fortran and I suspect was not a very good typist
Yes, I think 80 bits should be enough, even with inflation. I seem to remember 48 bit arithmetic was deemed big enough for a small insurance company - yes 48 bits, 64 bits used more memory!!
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According to GnuCash Developer Robert Merkel in an interview on Jul 05, 2001 (!),
Gnucash since version 1.6 does not use floating point numbers
. From an interview (http://slashdot.org/interviews/01/07/05/1456248.shtml):
GnuCash 1.6 stores all quantities and performs all calculations using an exact (integer-based) numeric representation. Our code was the result of extended, er, "discussions" on issues of currency representation and rounding, and consequently it provides pretty comprehensive facilities for determining and specifying the appropriate precision, and exactly how results should be rounded (or not) to that precision, if required.
This would mean the issues reported in this thread about Gnucash v1.8.10 were evidently not due to floating point math.
I have used Gnucash for the past 3 years with not troubles at all. I think it is an excellent dual-entry accounting program, appropriate for both individuals and small businesses and very suitable for Puppy. I plan to make a pet with the latest version.
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Wow! a blast from the past.
Despite what you have quoted, I can only say my gnucash died with a 'floating point error' and it was V1.8.10
As I mentioned in my first post there were plenty of mentions in various forums.
I certainly liked the program just had this nasty little bug. It is still the only free bookkeeping program that I've used that I do like and I've tried many.
I had to go back to QuickBooks under Wine.
What version of Gnucash are you using and thinking of producing a .pet for? I'll be interested.
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Hi Geoff,
Perhaps your floating point error on V1.8.10 was caused by some floating point calculation other than handling the transactions. I searched the web for "gnucash floating point error" and found only a very few results, all of them several years old. Since Gnucash is widely used, much more so now than the the days of your trouble, I believe there would have to be recent comments on it on the Web if it were still an issue. And even if the program
still using floating point numbers, I don't think that is a reason for it to crash, only a reason to accumulate roundoff errors.
I have used gnucash on Debian Linux (currently Etch) for nearly 3 years to record thousands of transactions for dozens of accounts, including multi-currency transactions (which I think Quickbooks won't do), and it has NEVER crashed a single time. It has become a program I "can't live without," so I am pretty much obligated to get it working under Puppy, or else not migrate to Puppy.
I now use gnucash v2.0.5 on my Debian box, which is still my main machine (I am new to Puppy). For compiling on Puppy I downloaded the latest stable version (2.2.5). I'll post here to this forum when I have a working PET. I will be using it with a remastered Puppy 4.00.
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My original research led me to the facts that V2 was a complete re-write and it was mainly to remove the use of floating point and that V1 development had stopped for quite some time due to the problems with floating point.
I was left with no doubt that V1.8.10 used FP for the transactions, I looked at dumps of the transactions.
If you get V2 running on Puppy I'll be very interested although at present I have to use QB as my 'retirement' has been interrupted by the return of a client who needs all the Australian GST calculations and form design. If I'm using QB for a client I may as well use it for myself.
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The Series Has Landed was the second episode created for the first production season of Futurama. It introduced the new crew of Planet Express to the rest of their co-workers and featured their first delivery. The crew, along with Amy, head to the moon to deliver a crate to Luna Park where Fry gets his first visit to another astronomical body and heads out to search for the original moon landing site with Leela. Meanwhile, Bender is kicked out of the park and Amy loses the keys to the ship. (more...)
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The Farnsworth Parabox is the sixty ninth episode of Futurama and fifteenth of the fourth production season. In this episode; the staff of Planet Express find themselves transported to a bizarre, slightly different universe where coin-flip decisions have the opposite outcome. Farnsworth and his parallel self, having simultaneously performed the same crazy experiment, have created boxes containing each others universes. Before our crew can dispose of their box in the sun they wind up trapped in the other universe and have to chase Zoidberg and his blue counterpart across the multiple universes in order to save themselves and the other universe. (more...)
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The opening sequence of Futurama follows the Planet Express ship as it flies through the New New York skyline, where we see various vehicles, buildings, people in the Tube System and advertisements. The start and end of the sequence each feature sections that change in each episode; a title caption and cartoon clip respectively. The music used in the theme, composed by Christopher Tyng, features instruments rarely used on television. (more...)
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The Day the Earth Stood Stupid is the thirty-ninth episode of Futurama and the seventh of the third season. As a swarm of deadly brains fly through space towards Earth, the inhabitants are blissfully unaware, attending a pet show where Nibbler is declared "dumbest pet in show". This is proven incorrect shortly after Hermes points out a pattern of destruction leading straight to Earth. Nibbler rescues Leela from the brains as he leaves the planet to meet with his people, who proceed to explain that the only hope for the universe lies in Fry's superior, yet inferior mind. (more...)
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"Parasites Lost" is the thirty-fourth episode of Futurama and the second of the third season. When the crew visits a truck stop on their way home from a delivery to refuel the ship and Bender, Fry stops by the men's room where he picks up an egg salad sandwich from the dispenser. Later, while fixing the boiler, Fry gets a lead pipe through his body, which is mysteriously cut through from inside before his body repairs itself. When the staff discover a city in his colon during Zoidberg's examination, they mount a mission to remove the worms, but Leela begins to fall for the new Fry. (more...)
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"Anthology of Interest II" is the forty-fifth issue of the Futurama comic series. Much like the episode of the same name, this issue prominently features the What-If Machine. Unlike its counterpart, the issue features not three, but six scenarios. By the third scenario, the machine has begun to malfunction, inserting elements of previous scenarios. As the stories continue to unravel into each other, the Planet Express crew become aware of the fact that they are within the jumbled mess of scenarios and things start to get dangerous. Luckily for Hermes, he is safe in the conference room. (more...)
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The League of Robots is a secret society of robots whose motto is "Kill all Humans". While the group may have originally worked towards this goal, they haven't killed any humans in 800 years. More recently, the league's time is mostly spent blathering whilst sitting by the fireplace drinking a variety of alcoholic beverages. Despite the group's former lack of action, they were the subject of a television program aimed at robot children, which is most likely what inspired Bender to join and change their methods. (more...)
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"The Deep South" is the 25th episode of Futurama, which was produced for the 2nd season. When Hermes attempts to requisition a pet licence for Nibbler, he is instead sent a mandatory fishing license. As a result, the crew go fishing. Soon a Colossal-Mouth Bass is hooked by Bender and it pulls the ship to the bottom of the ocean, where they discover a long lost city inhabited by Merfolk. (more...)
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"You Don't Wanna Know Jak!" is the 36th issue of Futurama Comics. While the crew are on a delivery to New England, a planet populated by English robots, Bender sets out to solve a mysterious string of deletions of fembots' memories. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Hermes, Amy and Zoidberg set out on an adventure of their own. After being found exploring the sewers, the mutants send them to the sub-sewers where they meet a freakish race of sub-mutants. (more...)
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An Easter egg on a DVD or Blu-ray is a special feature that has been hidden somewhere amongst the disc's contents, usually within the menus. The majority of Futurama's releases have Easter eggs, although these are often a single image, the crew have also hidden table readings of episodes, specially recorded videos and large quantities of unused title captions. (more...)


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|Hamfisted western based on Will James' novel "The Lone Cowboy" and previously filmed in 1934. Clay Lomax (Peck) gets out a prison and wants revenge on the partner, Sam Foley (Gregory), who doublecrossed him. So Foley hires a young gunslinger (Lyons) to take care of Lomax. In addition, Lomax gets stuck with an orphaned 8-year-old girl, who's the daughter of an ex-lover (and may be Lomax's flesh-and-blood). Peck's just too nice while Lyons chews all the scenery.
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While we love it when beloved stars get cast in new shows, we're just excited when we discover new favorites. This past year we've gotten some wonderful surprises thanks to the actors and personalities that were never regulars on a TV series before, but are now big stars - at least in our minds. In fact, we really can't believe that until 2009 we didn't even know that the majority of these people even existed. How did we survive?
10. Ellie Kemper (The Office)
The show hasn't been quite as wonderful as it was in the first few of seasons, but one thing's for sure: we adore Dunder-Mifflin's newest receptionist. Erin takes some major abuse from the staff for not being Pam, had to change her name since there was already another Kelly, has to cope with Andy's hardcore crush and has shown off her awesome dance moves on more than one occasion. Can we get more scenes with her and the other Kelly in the New Year, please?
9. Molly C. Quinn (Castle)
We tuned in for Nathan Fillion and were initially unimpressed by his dry cop partner, played by Stana Katic, though she is finally starting to grow on us all these months later. But the one thing we've loved since the beginning is Castle's relationship with his teen daughter Alexis, played by delightful newcomer Quinn, who's smart, funny and one of the few teenagers on the planet we actually want to spend more time with.
8. Rico Rodriguez (Modern Family)
The entire ensemble of Modern Family is fabulous, but we've seen most of the main players before in a variety of different roles, big and small -- with the exception of Rodriguez, who has really just done one-episode guest spots on shows. It's about time that this pint-sized comedian got a place to showcase his awesome talent.
7. Li'l Russell (Survivor)
Love him or hate him, Li'l Russell has made Samoa more interesting by stirring up trouble at every possible turn and sticking around despite all odds (though it helps that the people he's competing against have apparently never watched the show). He might be a jerk, but we'll certainly remember him for seasons to come, unlike some of the winners and losers from recent installments.
6. Danny Pudi (Community)
Pudi's character Abed might be the best thing about Community. His dry delivery of movie lines paired with his wonderful range of facial expressions is the most consistently entertaining thing this show has to offer (followed closely by the nutty Spanish teacher played by Ken Jeong). Is it wrong that we dream of a show that teams up Pudi with Jim Parsons from The Big Bang Theory and makes them roommates?
5. Teresa (Real Housewives of New Jersey)
She might have annoyed us with her constant "bubbies" talk, but if she can get that
drunk angry and coin some other fabulous phrases, we'll gladly keep watching.
4. Mike "The Situation" (Jersey Shore)
We've only gotten to know "The Situation" for a few episodes, but boy, do we already love this crazy guy. He's so insanely confident that he can introduce himself to women and immediately get them to purchase shirts and underwear with his name on them. Who does that? The Situation, that's who.
3. Enver Gjokaj (Dollhouse)
Dollhouse has had its ups and downs this year, but the best thing to come out of this short-lived series is that we learned the name Enver Gjokaj (well, we learned to spell it, anyway). If you didn't see the episode with when this living doll pretended to be a party girl or the one where he did a dead-on impression of the often annoying Topher, go watch them now. Seriously, fast-forward to his scenes if you have to. You'll thank us for it.
2. Chris Colfer (Glee)
There is plenty of awesome new talent being showcased on Glee (I mean, really, how does Amber Riley not have a recording contract?) each week, but we're completely smitten with the adorable Kurt in particular. After all, he's able to work a super stylish wardrobe while taking a Slushie in the face. And it takes a pretty confident actor to not only sing, but to choke on a high note on purpose.
1. Adam Lambert (American Idol)
It seems like we've been gaga for Adam Lambert much longer than a year, but his wild stint on Idol only happened last spring. What a whirlwind adventure it's been seeing him break the mold with his performance of "Mad World," raise some eyebrows with "Ring of Fire," graciously lose the Idol title and then continue to stir up trouble by scaring network censors at the AMAs. Can't wait to see what he does in 2010.
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August 31st will see the second of two full moons in the same month (the other was on the 1st in North America or on the 2nd in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia). You've probably heard the second of those full moons referred to as a "blue moon" — but you might be surprised at the origin of the phrase.
"According to old folklore," some people say, the second full Moon in a calendar month is called a "blue Moon." They go on to explain that this is the origin of the expression "once in a blue Moon." But it isn't true! The term "blue Moon" has been around a long time, well over 400 years, but its calendrical meaning has become widespread only in the last 25 years.
Blue Moon: A Variety of MeaningsIn fact, the very earliest uses of the term were remarkably like saying the Moon is made of green cheese. Both were obvious absurdities, about which there could be no doubt. "He would argue the Moon was blue" was taken by the average person of the 16th century as we take "He'd argue that black is white."
The concept that a blue Moon was absurd (the first meaning) led eventually to a second meaning, that of "never." The statement "I'll marry you, m'lady, when the Moon is blue!" would not have been taken as a betrothal in the 18th century.
But there are also historical examples of the Moon actually turning blue. That's the third meaning — the Moon appearing blue in the sky. When the Indonesian volcano Krakatoa exploded in 1883, its dust turned sunsets green and the Moon blue all around the world for the best part of two years. In 1927, the Indian monsoons were late arriving and the extra-long dry season blew up enough dust for a blue Moon. And Moons in northeastern North America turned blue in 1951 when huge forest fires in western Canada threw smoke particles up into the sky.
So, by the mid-19th century, it was clear that visibly blue Moons, though rare, did happen from time to time — whence the phrase "once in a blue Moon." It meant then exactly what it means today, a fairly infrequent event, not quite regular enough to pinpoint. That's meaning number four, and today it is still the main one.
But meaning is a slippery substance, and I know of a half dozen songs that use "blue Moon" as a symbol of sadness and loneliness. The poor crooner's Moon often turns to gold when he gets his love at the end of the song. That's meaning number five: check your old Elvis Presley or Bill Monroe records for more information.
And did I mention a slinky blue liquid in a cocktail glass, one that requires curaçao, gin, and perhaps a twist of lemon? That's number six.
The Second Full Moon in a Month
All that being said, what is a blue moon? Finally we arrive at the most recent meaning of all, the second full Moon in a month. I first heard it in 1988. At the end of May that year, when a second full Moon occurred, radio stations and newspapers everywhere carried an item on this bit of "old folklore," as they called it, drawing on an international wire story. Across North America the blue Moon caught the public's imagination. In the following months, restaurants, clothing stores, and bookstores opened under the name "Blue Moon." An artist I know did a set of night landscapes that month; he calls them his Blue Moon series. At the Memorial University of Newfoundland Folklore & Language Archive we get calls from all over, from people wondering about bits of folklore. And that month we got calls about blue Moons.
I searched high and low for an earlier example of this usage, or any other name for two full Moons in a single calendar month. But the search was in vain — this meaning seemed to have no history. I did find information on the other meanings of "blue Moon," but not this one, number seven.
Then in December 1990, with another "blue Moon" coming on, I started getting more calls and decided to write about it in the local newspaper. I searched harder this time, exhausting all the usual sources: specialized dictionaries, indexes of proverbial sayings, and regional collections of folklore. A brand-new edition of the huge Oxford English Dictionary had recently come out, but even it omitted this particular meaning. "Blue Moon" seemed to be a truly modern piece of folklore, masquerading as something old.
Still UnresolvedThen my brother-in-law reminded me that the term was a question in one of the Trivial Pursuit boxes, the Genus II edition published in 1986. I hope the manufacturer of this game is still the fine company for scholars it was then. They had kept all their files and were able to tell me their source had been a children's book published the previous year, The Kids' World Almanac of Records and Facts (New York, 1985: World Almanac Publications). Where the authors, Margo McLoone-Basta and Alice Siegel, got it, no one seemed to know.
Used in this way, the term was certainly very, very local before they included it in their book. It seemed never to have been written down before. Of course, authors sometimes "invent" information to protect themselves against plagiarists. Well, if that were the case they'd already lost, because the new "blue Moon" almost immediately entered the folklore of the modern world. It became as living a meaning as any of its predecessors.During my search it hadn't occurred to me that radio might have played a role. My newspaper column had just gone to the printer when I got a copy of the December 1990 Astronomy. There, Deborah Byrd mentioned the term coming from a March 1946 article in Sky & Telescope (page 3). (But S&T had got it wrong, too!) Contacting her, I found out she had read it for her National Public Radio program, Star Date, in late January 1980. No doubt that's where the authors of the children's almanac heard it. Clearly, Byrd's radio broadcast got the recent "blue Moon" ball rolling.
Our new blue Moon has something of the modern times in it, a technical aspect that most of the earlier meanings lacked. Perhaps that's why it caught on so quickly. It appeals to our modern sensibilities, including our desire to have plausible origins. But any folklorist will tell you that plausibility is the mantle that folklore wears to sneak through history's lines. "Old folklore" it is not, but real folklore it is. Given its present popularity, it may last a long time.


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- Is it better to eat wild or farmed fish?
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- I see more and more "green" boxed wines hitting the shelves at the supermarket. Are these really better for the environment?
YES! But How? :: Green Birth Control
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- Is there such a thing as "green" birth control?
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- I don't have much of a yard. Can I still compost?
YES! But How? :: Hair Colors From Nature
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- Changing or enhancing your hair color doesn't have to jeopardize your health. Plant-based hair-color products offer an alternative to permanent dyes.
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- Why not avoid paper gift-wrap and make your own gift bags?
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- Is there any plastic container that's safe for food and drink? I have a baby, and most products for infants and children are plastic.
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- I bike to work, and with winter approaching, I want to stay as dry as possible. But what kind of hazardous chemicals are in my waterproof gear?
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Apple moving to metal iPods?
MacBook Pro-like design?
Apple may be planning to ship its upcoming higher-capacity iPod Nanos in iPod Mini-like metal casings, it has been claimed. The move is said to be all about making the product less susceptible to scratching and to make the line-up more colourful.
The claim comes courtesy of AppleInsider, which reckons the new Nanos will be otherwise much the same as the current versions.
If true, the move is an intriguing one, particularly since the recent MacBook launch so clearly pitched the consumer notebooks' colour scheme to match that of the iPod family. Then again, with so many hardware manufacturers falling over themselves to offer glossy white and black versions of their products, Apple may feel the need to transition to a less monochrome colour scheme in order to continue to set the trend.
Colour aside, an aluminium casing may also play well with MacBook Pro and (soon) Mac Pro owners, so it's possible Apple has such a case material in mind for higher-end iPods like the rumoured widescreen video-oriented model. ®


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Recently, the adult film industry took a huge hit: Measure B was passed, mandating condoms be worn in all LA porn productions. All across the country the sexbits of silver screened sluts are weeping…okay, maybe just in LA.
At first, Measure B sounded like a great thing. I mean, condoms are about as sexy as an artistically Instagrammed shot of your cousin's bacne, so while you can imagine why producers and stars would be unhappy, when can safe sex actually be bad?
However, I started to think about the act a bit differently when I read an interview with the lovely Julieanne from XOJane and my favorite adult film star, the megadicked James Deen. I love his blog and his Tweets, and he seems like a regular old dude. A dude who happens to fuck for a living. His panty puddling abilities aside, this interview shone a really interesting perspective on the act.
Clearly, the act was passed in hopes of preventing STDs. But until I read the interview, I never really considered that it was put in place to stop the spreading of STDs among porn stars, who obviously have rigorous STD testing…they are professionals, after all. Deen points out that he feels safer sleeping with a porn star than a random bar pick-up, because he quite literally knows who the star has been sleeping with, he knows she is clean because she can show him her doctor's note—something required for every film.
So for me then, the issue here is not that porn stars are spreading diseases to one another, but that many people try to emulate what they see in porn, even if on a subconscious level. As a woman, some of my favorite sex acts—mainly anything that makes me feel (respectfully, safely) degraded—came from porn. I probably wouldn't know facials were a thing if I hadn't viewed many a money shot to the mouth from the safety of my own computer screen.
So when I heard about it, I assumed that Measure B wants to show safety in pornography so that viewers think condoms are the norm, and are more apt to want to use them during actual sex acts.
To respond to this, Deen points out several times in his interview that porn is NOT regular sex; it is a show. Most people know that the average man does not have a 9 inch dick, the average sex session does not last 45 minutes, and just because the maid in your hotel is hot doesn't mean she is going to lend you a hand, or any other orifice, when she walks in on you jerking it. Porn is entertainment. Most people understand that just because James Bond can roll out of a speeding car and remain unscathed doesn't mean they can. And so, according to Deen, they should also understand that just because Kimberly Kane is rawdogging it doesn't mean they should.
So it can be argued that while Measure B is all about safe sex, it is more so about educating viewers about safe sex than spreading disease in the porn community. While I am all for safe sex ed, maybe we should be spending more money making sure high school students have access to contraception, as opposed to regulating latex in porn. And since this is only mandated in LA, will LA cease to be the country's porn capital? Maybe producers will simply start moving out of LA so they can continue their bare boning…
What do you think? What does Measure B mean for the adult film industry? Or we can just talk about porn in general…who is your favorite star? Have you ever seen Pirates? Best porn name ever? Go!


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Beating the Indexes: Investing in Convertible Bonds
to Improve Performance and Reduce Risk
By Bill Feingold
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Publishing as FT Press, 2012
$44.99, 296 pages.
In "Beating the Indexes" experienced convertibles trader and Minyanville columnist Bill Feingold makes a solid case for convertibles as a more profitable alternative to trading indexes. Convertibles are part bond and part stock instruments. Feingold uses his expertise to explain the attributes of convertibles to a sophisticated audience; but he also outlines the basics of these instruments and offers trading strategies learned during his many years in that market.
This book is written primarily for individual investors and professionals who pick their own stocks, but want help to find the best way to structure their investments. Feingold explains how convertibles work and then looks at the securities from the perspectives of different constituencies.
Part I of the book, "Our Flawed Institutions," lays out the hypothesis that the professional investment world is largely designed for mediocrity and job preservation at the expense of the forward-looking asset allocation it is supposed to provide. Feingold says that the intent and workability of index funds have been subverted by closet indexers who cut corners on original research. He contends more and more people charged with analyzing securities are instead taking someone else's word for it. "The decisions on where society's capital goes are falling to fewer and fewer active participants."
Feingold's solution? The markets should charge closet indexers a fee — just as, say, toll roads charge users. True indexers would not have to pay because they are providing a legitimate service by keeping costs at a minimum.


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Governments, NGOs and activists gathered in New York for the 58th Session on the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) last month.
24 March 2014
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20 March 2014
The Alliance expressed alarm at the future of more than 14,000 people in Crimea who inject drugs following its annexation by Russia.
14 March 2014
Ukrainian governmental and non-governmental organizations are boycotting the IV Eastern Europe and Central Asia HIV/AIDS Conference.
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The same day I start amoxicillin .. my 5.5 mo old DD breaks out in head-to-toe red blotches and it is very similar to when her older sister had to take amox a few years ago and broke out in similar looking rash.
My ped said the chances are really low bec so little comes through the milk..but says it IS possible...but it can also be heat rash (but since it is on her face, he is not so sure), or she could be coming down with something...My mommy instinct is telling me that it is a reaction to the meds.
So I pumped and dumped for 24 hrs, switched meds (Z-pack) and my DH gave my DD bottles from my freezer stash. The rash didn't get better but it didn't get worse.
But today I started to BF again bec I was told the amox would be out of my system by now... and she has been irritable all day and takes small cat naps and is cranky when she is awake and not latched.
And the rash/blotches are still very much there, everywhere!
I don't know what to do?!?! Did i resume breastfeeding too early?
Anyone experience this before?
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G+Smo (Geometry + Simulation Modules, pronounced "gismo") is a new open-source C++ library that brings together mathematical tools for geometric design and numerical simulation. It is developed mainly by researchers and PhD students. It implements the relatively new paradigm of isogeometric analysis, which suggests the use of a unified framework in the design and analysis pipeline. G+Smo is an object-oriented, cross-platform, template C++ library and follows the generic programming principle, with a focus on both efficiency and ease of use. The library is partitioned into smaller entities, called modules. Examples of available modules include the dimension-independent NURBS module, the data fitting and solid segmentation module, the PDE discretization module and the adaptive spline module, based on hierarchical splines of arbitrary dimension and polynomial degree. The library is licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0. It has been developed within the homonym research network supported by the Austrian Science Fund and aims at providing access to high quality, open-source software to the forming isogeometric numerical simulation community and beyond. Continue reading in the About section. See also downloading and compiling, documentation
- May 2018 Workshop G+Smo Developer days 2018 takes place in Öckerö, Sweden.
- Nov. 2017 G+Smo tutorial presented at the ARCADES School taking place in Athens, Greece.
- Feb. 2017 Workshop G+Smo Developer days 2017 takes place in TU Delft, Netherlands in connection with the MOTOR project.
- Dec. 2015 The funding of FWF National Research Network Geometry + Simulation, which is a driving force behind G+Smo, has been extended for the years 2016-2020.
- Nov. 2015 Workshop "G+Smo Developer days" takes place in Linz, Austria in connection with the MOTOR project.
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July 18. 2013 10:22PM
Thunder snap Fisher Cats' win streak
Home runs from Yeral Sanchez and Slade Heathcott allowed Trenton to snap New Hampshire's eight-game winning streak with a 9-2 Eastern League victory Thursday in Trenton, N.J.
The Fisher Cats (49-47) were looking to set a new franchise record with their ninth straight win. But the first homer of the year by Sanchez, a three-run shot off losing and starting pitcher Deck McGuire (5-8) put a dent on that in the first inning.
New Hampshire took a 1-0 first inning lead on an RBI single from Brad Glenn. The Fisher Cats pulled to within a run of Trenton, 3-2, in the fourth inning when Jack Murphy doubled home Nashua native Kevin Nolan.
But against New Hampshire reliever Dustin Antolin in the seventh inning, Trenton padded its lead to 5-2 when Heathcott clocked a two-run homer. It was his fifth homer of the season.
In the home eighth Trenton reached New Hampshire reliever Matt Wright for four runs to blow the game wide open. Wright walked Ramon Flores with the bases loaded, yielded an infield RBI single to Heathcott and a two-run single to Jose Pirela for the 9-2 final.
New Hampshire stranded 12 runners in the game. Trenton (49-48) collected 10 hits, three from Heathcott. Glenn had three hits for the Fisher Cats.


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For me, it depends on the climb. if it's a climb i'm comfy and it all feels very natural - the def. informationalWhen I push the grades and get outside of my comfort zone, then I need my head to take over and do stuff to my body that it's gonna hate me for later - instrumental
the translation may be lost but I remember the great Edlinger saying he "felt" the moves ??
Edlinger is the guy who first inspired me to climb, when I saw a film of him bouldering at fontainebleau. I had just hiked as a kid before that. Then I met Eroc Boyd who took me to Lincoln Woods and I met Whitey. Whitey wasn't quite Edlinger, but he is a character and talks funny.
Twenty five years on and Whitey STILL talks funny and is a character through and true. That will NEVER change.Let's all get together for Farley in Oct and Nov, Mark. Hopefully we can get Ward out too, baby notwithstanding.
Frenchies!...oops, can't say that. Champoing is here
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