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For months internet speculation has pointed towards 2013 being the year that Sony and Microsoft unveil their new consoles – and the arrival of the Wii U this holiday season has only heightened that suspicion. Some skepticism has surfaced, though, about the potential presence for new consoles next year, particularly from Sony. Concern for the absence of the PS4 next year seems to stem from three primary sources: Sony's unveiling of the PS3 Super Slim, and a very strong lineup of 2013 titles, and SCEA's John Koller assuring the community of an "incredible lineup" over the next 2-3 years.
History shows us that looks can be deceiving.
You know, I am a communications majour which means I can do whatever I want when it comes to journalist. But I don't have a minor since I am getting a BA in theatre. You know after all of these years I've been coming on N4G(6-7 years) and reading these articles it makes me think; "Why didn't I minor in business analyst?" And I say that because Patcher(even though I know he didn't say this) gets paid out of his mind to come up with ridiculous exaggerations such as this one. This is almost like saying, a new pair of air jordans just came out. I know we're not getting another kind the rest of the year. Sony knows what they're doing.
I already said this. Supporting the PS3 doesn't mean no PS4 until then. They supported the PS2 well into the life of the PS3 so there is no reason why they can't do the same with the PS4.
Sony supported the PS2 a few years after PS3 launched. PS3 launched in 2006 but God of War 2 arrived on PS2 in March 2007 and still sold millions of copies. Don't see what the big deal is and now that we are in the digital age the PS3 will be supported even longer because their will still be a huge install base using their PS3's years after PS4 arrives. I can see some digital games arriving on both platforms years after PS4. Don't see what the big deal is. PS4 will most likely arrive Spring 2014 but I wouldn't be surprised if it was Fall 2013 either.
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Need. Life.
Need. Want. Desire.
Learning to divide these three elements are the pyramidal cornerstone of human growth. Air we need. Water we need. Food we need. Cars we want. Tablets we want. Frothing, primal acts beyond the drive towards reproduction we desire.
Within the basic needs we branch out into wants and desires. We need protein as a part of a balanced diet, but we want beef, and not just any beef, we desire a certified organic, ethically raised and slaughtered Kobe beef steak from a single prefecture in Japan prepared by a locally owned restaurant with a chef whose accolades are lengthier than the lineage of the cow. Does your body need that particular protein source? It would be healthy to digest, would promote both the local and global economy, so in the grand scheme of things, perhaps it is needed. Is it completely necessary to go to that level of effort for your protein source? No. So there's an even finer line between need and necessity.
The Earth needs balance, but can adapt when its homeostasis is disrupted. Excessive heat is moderated by thunderstorms. Excessive cold is buffered by chinook winds. If humans look to extremes of minutiae within their diet, it has to be subsequently regulated down the line with something of contrast. How many times have you gone to the "it" restaurant and only wanted to go for drive-thru afterwards? It's not that you didn't have a great meal most times, it was your body regulating itself. Taking one extreme and feeding the other. If you push too far in one direction, you're bound to spring back like an organic pendulum. Whether it's a vegetarian who sneaks meat, a locavore who eats Thai food or an environmentalist drinking out of a paper cup, there's an almost primal urge to swing from one extreme to the other to find the comforting arc in between.
Our own personal arc swings wilder at different points in our life. The stresses of adolescence. The anxiety of venturing out on your own for the first time. The inner tension of starting your first adult job. These are all relatively universal stresses.
Modernity has introduced more stresses with secondary means to communicate and socialize: video games, social media, etc. These bring gradual stresses to the body and mind. Your body gets unconsciously tense hanging on the words of others on a Twitter timeline, for example. Your mind takes in more information than is logical in a short span. A flood of information that have no common thread except for the fact that you "follow" it. This stress gets compounded when it's no longer social, but an added component to a job.
Sometimes a passion infiltrates a job, not because there's necessarily anything to be passionate about, but because that passion is just there in everything someone does. A sanitation worker may simply collect garbage, but there's someone out there who does their job in the most efficient and studious manner out there. Or someone working in food service who may just sell a piece of meat or fish, but wants to know everything about it. To swing the pendulum wide to share their arc with as many as possible.
Is passion a need? To the passionate, in that moment, it is. But from an outsider's perspective, it's simply a moment. Sharing that passion in any way possible can venture forth into want and very quickly to desire. The arc of the pendulum swings wider and wider. A blur of motion until the arc is a flash of light. Is the light passion? Is the light even there?
In that moment, passion dissolves and the original intent of sharing is blinded by need and desire to connect. Most outside observers simply see a ticking pendulum, moving and swaying. Only the person within the arc sees the blur, sees the irradiating light. Someone may see a brief flash. A subliminal lightning strike. But mostly it's a self-contained environment. That convivial intent becomes isolating. What was supposed to be a wide-reaching embrace becomes nothing more than embracing the air. A need for air. Gasping for it because the need was superseded by want and desire.
Let the pendulum swing. Find its own motion. Pushing each end wider and wider just breaks it and sometimes breaking free isn't liberating. It's just broken.


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This small bonsai tree is the ward of the fukujin kami Akumi, who has grown and tended the tree over many centuries. The tree is nonmagical, but it is a magnificent representation of the art of the bonsai master. Although battered and withered when found, it can soon be brought back to strength with proper care and nurture. A DC 15 Knowledge (nature) check is required to correctly tend the bonsai each month. Only one character can make the required Knowledge (nature) check and only one check is made each month. If correctly tended and watered for a period of 3 months, Akumi's bonsai is rejuvenated.
Kumori recovered Akumi's bonsai from the House of Withered Blossoms, returning it to the kami. Akumi allowed Kumori to take the bonsai with him, and as long as he tends the tree and keeps it in good health, Akumi agrees to be at Kumori's service once per day. Akumi merges with his ward, and thereafter Kumori can call upon the kami to manifest once per day. The kami is not interested in engaging in combat, but he will use his abilities to aid Kumori and his allies as best as he is able. In addition, while Akumi is merged with the bonsai, anyone sleeping within 15 feet of the bonsai heals 2 hit points per character level with a full night's sleep.
On a failed knowledge (nature) check to tend the tree, the bonsai loses its enhanced healing property until a successful check is made. If a second check is failed, Akumi no longer manifests when called. A third failed check results in Akumi leaving the PCs, and taking the bonsai with him. These effects are cumulative.
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Am I the HULK
I try not to suffer, I try to slow down and enjoy the act of simply breathing. I wish it was that easy!
The mind can DESTROY as much as EMPOWER. If you sit in your own head you will after a long period of time defeat yourself.
Taking HEALTHY forward ACTION is the only way to really combat the self doubt and FEAR.
You should be more ACTIVE than you are STILL. Even thought stillness is good. Our bodies need PHYSICAL activity to stay young and vibrant as well as HEALTHY eating.
Don't WORRY, it's all a PROGRESSION!
Take the baby steps necessary to allow yourself to move forward and you will see perhaps, it's not as scary as we let ourselves BELIEVE!


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Following the Money: What Lawmakers Hold
WASHINGTON --The Center for Responsive Politics has
released its online accounting of the most recent
(2009) financial disclosure forms for members of
Congress. Using that data, Multichannel News has
examined the holdings the chairs of the committees
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and Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.), chair of the
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computer assets (not included below).
Kerry, chairman of the Senate Communications
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third-richest legislator, with assets totaling between
$237,555,568 and $338,924,141). Legislators do
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Upton's communications assets are out of a total of
$7,010,173 to $25,651,000.
The chart shows direct investments in companies
and not in funds or venture-capital fi rms that may have
telecom holdings. The bulk of the holdings of Sen. Jay
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investments and none in communications. Rep.
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rasng-fd-fsts-msg – 9/5/05
Raising food for SCA feasts as a money-saving effort or as a source for plants and animals not easily found in the modern grocery store.
NOTE: See also the files: meat-carving-bib, serving-soups-msg, Handwashing-art, bread-for-fsts-msg, exotic-meats-msg, pig-to-sausag-art, butch-goat-art, butchering-msg.
This file is a collection of various messages having a common theme that I have collected from my reading of the various computer networks. Some messages date back to 1989, some may be as recent as yesterday.
This file is part of a collection of files called Stefan's Florilegium. These files are available on the Internet at: http://www.florilegium.org
I have done a limited amount of editing. Messages having to do with separate topics were sometimes split into different files and sometimes extraneous information was removed. For instance, the message IDs were removed to save space and remove clutter.
The comments made in these messages are not necessarily my viewpoints. I make no claims as to the accuracy of the information given by the individual authors.
Please respect the time and efforts of those who have written these messages. The copyright status of these messages is unclear at this time. If information is published from these messages, please give credit to the originator(s).
Thank you,
Mark S. Harris AKA: THLord Stefan li Rous
Stefan at florilegium.org
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 15:23:23 EDT
From: KristiWhyKelly at aol.com
Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] Growing for Feast
To: sca-cooks at ansteorra.org
gordonse at one.net writes:
Has anyone worked on a feast where the group (the event group, not
necessarily the actual cooking crew) grew a substantial portion of the
vegetables for a feast? Or the fruit, herbs, eggs, grains, or meat?
I myself have grown fava beans, cucumbers, flowers, berries (elderberries
and currants) and ducks for various feasts.
We butchered geese for 12th night at a local farmers place.
The birds, flowers and cucumbers were easy. Flowers and cucumbers were used
fresh. Ducks and geese where slaughtered and frozen.
Frankly the ducks were not cost effective, between feed and loss of animals.
If you can get them at the local Asian markets it's about the same price.
The geese on the other hand were $5 per bird, usually at the stores they run
close to $50 per bird.
The favas where difficult as I mistimed the sowing and it was a really rainy
year and I had fungus problems. Also, with the new Asian and Hispanic
markets opening up it's not as hard to find them.
Harvesting at a local farm is a lot cheaper if you are willing to go out and
pick yourself. I got asparagus for 50 cents per pound at a friends farm.
Same goes for apples 50 cents p/pound for organic heirlooms. What's best
about this option is that you can almost guarantee a harvest.
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 16:48:08 -0400
From: "Glenn A. Crawford" <tavernkeeper at phoenixroost.com>
Subject: RE: [Sca-cooks] Growing for Feast
To: "'Cooks within the SCA'" <sca-cooks at ansteorra.org>
I have raise Chicken, Turkey, Rabbit, Lamb, Pork and Beef. The latter three
we send out to the butcher. We have found that chicken are not cost
effective unless you are looking of hormone free.
Most of the vegetation we grow is new world. Our friend grows a lot of our
herbs. 15 miles from us is a farm that raise Red Deer and we get it at a
great price. If I am luckily my Father will get a Black Bear again this year.
Also being a caterer I have a vendor for fresh fish, 24-48hrs after being
caught it is in my frig/freezer or they have flash frozen it.
I also have vendors for meat from Alligator to Zebra.
Vegetables are amazing, one company (East coast US) "Sid Wainer & Son"
You name it and they either grow it or can get it.
Best way to find vendor in your areas is to go to a Food & Restaurant Show.
New England just had the large one for the year in Boston at the BCEC
If you have the space and time it is great to raise your own, but most of us
just don't have one or the other.
Terrain Silverwolf.
If you want to check out some of the food I have served:
Mixed in the galley are pics of some of my dishes. Remember I do tradional
feasts and fantasy feasts too. (Homemade Chocolate Strawberry Ice cream
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 05:30:43 -0700 (PDT)
From: Marcus Loidolt <mjloidolt at yahoo.com>
Subject: [Sca-cooks] Re: Sca-cooks Digest, Vol 23, Issue 69
To: sca-cooks at ansteorra.org
Here in Sternfeld in the middle of the Middle, we have
raised our own chickens, sheep, geese, etc. for feast,
and quite a few of our own vegetables and fruits. Not
on a regular basis, and it depends on the feastocrat
and his/her relationship to the farmers and gardeners
of the group, but yes it's been done here, especially for
specialty vegetables, and meat such as lamb or goose.
Abot Johann von Metten OL
medieval poultrier
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 09:16:43 -0700
From: Susan Fox-Davis <selene at earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] Growing for Feast
To: Cooks within the SCA <sca-cooks at ansteorra.org>
>> How hard was it to time the ripening of the vegetables for the feast? In
>> thinking about this it seems as though it would be easiest to do a northern
>> European oriented feast in late spring-early summer or the fall when cole
>> crops, greens, and root vegetables would be at their peak. Though if you
>> wanted a feast with a lot of fresh stone fruits, July might be best. For
>> feasts where grapes, freshly dried raisins, olives, or apples would be
>> featured, fall would be the ideal time.
>> Sharon
>> gordonse at one.net
This is the part that will make you crazy. Our ancient ancestors didn't
have to deal with kingdom calendar scheduling a year in advance. They
could hold a harvest festival whenever the harvest actually happened. I
timed a cooking contest, whose theme ingredient was "plums" to the usual
date when my parents' trees were usually at their peak harvest. Then we
had a hot snap in the late spring and the damn things ripened a month
early. Aieeeee!
I wound up buying most of the plums for the contest. Poop.
On The Proverbial Other Hand: Maybe our ancient ancestors didn't have
bureaucratic scheduling problems, but neither did they have freezers.
I'm going to go pick grape leaves in a couple of weeks, blanch and
freeze the li'l darlings. Will check the unripe grapes at that time.
The plums should hit in July, except for the few that I pick whilst
yellow for umeboshi pickling experiments.
Regarding hunted meats: the SCA population in the Los Angeles are all
notorious city kids and would freak out entirely if we hunted our own
game. Fortunately, NZ farmed venison is available from friendly
specialty butchers.
Selene Colfox
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Sam joined the London Ambulance Service in 2006, working mainly in East London. She worked for the charity side of London's Air Ambulance before starting the University of Hertfordshire to train as a paramedic. Sam always knew that she would like to join London's Air Ambulance as an advanced trauma paramedic. "It is such a fantastic opportunity to be part of an innovative, hardworking team, delivering care in a challenging environment," says Sam.


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So today is Saint Jordi's Day once more. That means Books and Roses galore in Catalonia! By far the most beautiful traditional celebration I have seen during my short time in this world - if you don't know what I'm talking about click here for last year's info!
Anyway, this celebration is also taking off in other parts of the world and this weekend as part of this, and the ongoing cause to show to the world that Catalans are normal peace-loving folk, not a nasty greedy bunch of nationalists, the Catalans have hit London.
Here they are building their famous "human towers", and here's a video about the book fair in Borough Market.
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You'll Never Guess Who's in Trouble Over the Confederate Flag Now
If you thought all the craziness surrounding the confederate flag has subsided, think again.
A firefighter in Minnesota got the shaft after flying the stars and bars on one of his department's fire trucks, and now conservatives everywhere are outraged.
43-year-old Brian Nielsen was driving a Hartland Fire Department truck in a traditional "3rd or July" parade, but the fact that the truck was outfitted with a confederate flag means he may be out of a job.
The Blaze reported on the issue, saying:
Nielsen said he expects to be asked to resign and that he'll go with the request if asked. He said he put the flag up without consulting the fire department.
"I will out of respect for them, yes I will [resign]," he told Minnesota CBS local. "I'm sorry I hurt my city and hurt the fire department."
After a white male shot nine black church attendees in Charleston last month, the debate over the Confederate flag erupted since the alleged shooter had pictures on Facebook of himself with a Confederate flag. Saying the flag is a symbol of racism, activists began calling for the removal of the flag from South Carolina's capitol as well as public property around the nation.
That's why Nielsen's decision has attracted such media attention, but he said that to him the flag is not about race.
"I don't see race," Nielsen told The Albert Lea Tribune. "Black and white are the same to me. My belief is that 'politically correct' is going too far."
What a disgrace. Can you believe that in the world we live in today that simply putting a flag on a truck can mean you might get blackballed?
Tell us your thoughts in the comments.


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January 06, 2014 08:00 ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Jan. 6, 2014) - LOMIKO METALS INC. (TSX VENTURE:LMR)(PINKSHEETS:LMRMF)(FRANKFURT:DH8B) (Europe: ISIN: CA54163Q1028, WKN: A0Q9W7) (the "Company") has achieved several milestones in 2013.
This release is a review of those milestones and an invitation to join analysts from Fundamental Research reviewing a report on the company's current status.
The report may be downloaded at: FRC REPORT
Conference Call Details
Date: Jan 8, 2014
Time: 1 PM EST, 10 AM PST
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A Review of 2013 Developments
In 2013 Lomiko firmly entered the exciting and vital world of graphene. We are looking forward to bringing our graphene efforts forward in 2014.
Strategic Alliance with Graphene Labs
On February 12, 2013, Lomiko and Graphene Labs agreed to co-develop a vertically integrated supply chain that includes a secure supply of high-quality graphite, cost-effective and scalable processing, tight quality control and integration of graphene-based products in end-user products. The end goal is to find commercially viable routes to make graphene-based energy storage devices.
Researching Graphene Supercapacitors
On May 29, 2013 SUNY Research Foundation at Stony Brook University, Graphene Laboratories Inc. and Lomiko Metals Inc. agreed to investigate novel energy-focused applications for graphene. The research foundation, through Stony Brook University's Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center (AERTC) and the Center for Advanced Sensor Technology (Sensor CAT), examined the most efficient methods of using this graphene for energy storage applications.
Graphite to Graphene Conversion
On September 17, 2013 Lomiko and Graphene Labs reported that natural graphite flakes were oxidized and turned into Graphene Oxide ("GO") by modified Hummer's method. As the result, a stable aqueous dispersion with concentration of 40 grams per litre was obtained. Further, the GO was converted into Reduced Graphene Oxide ("RGO"). The specific surface area of the RGO was found to be 500 square metres per gram and its electrical conductivity 4 (four) S per centimetre. These values are similar or exceeding the values for the RGO obtained from other samples of natural graphite taken for comparison and processed by the same procedure.
Creation of Graphene 3D Lab
On November 22, 2013 Lomiko and Graphene Labs announced the formation of Graphene 3D Lab Inc. to focus on the development of high-performance graphene-enhanced materials for 3D Printing. Lomiko will provide further graphite samples to Graphene 3D Labs as the exclusive supplier to Graphene 3D Labs and has invested $ 50,000 in the start-up for 250,000 preferred shares.
3D Printing is a new and promising manufacturing technology that has garnered much interest, growing from uses in prototyping to everyday products. Today, it is a billion dollar industry growing at a brisk pace. High quality graphite is a base material for producing graphene. Essentially graphene is mixed with the existing plastic polymer used as the 3D printing medium. Done properly this mixing allows the graphene to "share" some of its qualities with the polymer making a 3D printing plastic polymer conductive. This material may be used to print 3D electronic circuits from a 3D printer.
Prototype Graphene Supercapacitor
On December 4, 2013 Stony Brook University, Lomiko and Graphene Laboratories Inc. ("Graphene Labs") announce they have reached a significant milestone by receiving a prototype graphene supercapacitor and a report from Stony Brook University and New York State's Center for Advanced Sensor Technology (Sensor CAT). The prototype of the supercapacitor was made using graphene composite material prepared using a proprietary technology developed at Graphene Labs. The measured specific capacitance of the prototype was found to be around 500 Farad per gram of the material. This value is comparable with the best values reported in the literature for a supercapacitor of this type.
Future Plans
Graphene 3D Lab will be focused on creating new patents related to the conversion process and its applications in the coming months. Lomiko will require further funding in 2014 and will announce plans shortly. Further, Lomiko has filed an Annual Information Form (AIF) and plans to list shares on a US Exchange as soon as possible. The participants in the Supercapacitor Project are now reviewing data options for the next step of the program. The Company has issued 1,825,000 options at $0.10 each to directors and consultants exercisable for up to 60 months from the date of grant. The options are subject to a four-month hold period commencing January 6, 2014.
Graphene 3D Labs Inc. Background
Graphene 3D Laboratories Inc a spin-out of Graphene Laboratories Inc, focuses on development of high-performance graphene-enhanced materials for 3D Printing. For more information on Graphene 3D Labs, Inc, visit www.graphene3Dlab.com or contact them at (516)-375-9901 or email: email@example.com.
Lomiko Metals Inc. Background
Lomiko Metals Inc. is a Canada-based, exploration-stage company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of resource properties that contain minerals for the new green economy. Its mineral properties include the Quatre Milles Graphite Property and the Vines Lake property which both have had recent major discoveries.
For more information on Lomiko Metals Inc., review the website at www.lomiko.com.
On Behalf of the Board
A. Paul Gill, Chief Executive Officer
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So many 'understoods', but only one truth.:Anicca wrote: There is so much to learn - so many "understoods" that have yet to take root - thanks for taking the time to explain.
Or recall the truth of suffering: the five aggregates subject to clinging.Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted and rejoiced in the Venerable Sariputta's words. Then they asked him a further question: "But, friend, might there be another way in which a noble disciple is one of right view... and has arrived at this true Dhamma?" — "There might be, friends.
Understand those five aggregates in all their guises, and then you can let go and Nibbana.


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From Introduction:
Our heroes arrive at a decrepit old home, on an over cast night. Sitting on the front steps to the entrance is a young boy. He is sobbing and holding a dagger.
"I have come here to kill the beast that has killed my family...but I am afraid to go by myself."


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If connections such as internet, cell phone and even land line phones are no longer working, how would your student get word to you if he needed to be picked up? Where would he go? Have you had THIS talk with your student? It is important that each … [Read more...]
What's Your Threat: Surviving a Tornado
In the southeastern part of the United States where I live (Georgia), tornadoes are a very real threat. I've seen lots of very real destruction happen all around my area - not just on TV, either... I'm talking up close and personal. Luckily, I've … [Read more...]
How Organizing Your Home Better Prepares You For Disaster
"A place for everything, and everything in its place." Words to live by, right? Organization is the key to a well-run home. You will always know where everything is if you put it in the same place every time. Heck, I even put the ketchup in the … [Read more...]


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Pamela Geller and the "outrageous" "supremacist" Muslims and Jews
by Sheila Musaji
Another non-story from Pamela Geller about a lawsuit filed by a Muslim in Michigan against a restaurant selling food advertised as halal that wasn't.
She calls this: "Islamic supremacism on the march." And says: "This is outrageous."
Reality check
Jewish consumers in Minnesota sued a supplier for selling products as kosher that did not meet kosher standards ** A Jewish food vendor in NY sued the Mets over selling hot dogs at Citi Field on the Jewish Sabbath **.
Would Geller call this "Jewish supremacism" or think that it is "outrageous"? The long and short answer is NO! And, that is because, as with all of the issues she feigns concern about, she is only looking for any story that includes a Muslim, to use to demonize Muslims or Islam. The reality is that if one is "supremacist" and "outrageous", then so is the other. In the world of the sane you can't have it both ways. Either both are "supremacist" and "outrageous" or neither is. Either Geller is totally irrational, or she is insulting Muslims and Jews, Halal and Kosher. Which is it?
Actually, if the producer or seller of a product makes a specific claim that that product meets certain standards, and it does not - that is a valid reason that they can be sued.
Kosher - halal - no MSG - peanut free. Whatever the claim it must be true, or it is deceptive.
Hatred does something terrible to the mind of the hater.
The Islamophobia Industry exists and is engaged in an anti-Muslim Crusade. They have a manifesto for spreading their propaganda, and which states their goal of "destroying Islam — as a culture, a political ideology, and a religion." They produce anti-Muslim films. They are forming new organizations and coalitions of organizations at a dizzying speed, not only nationally, but also internationally. They have formed an International Leadership Team "which will function as a mobile, proactive, reactive on-the-ground team developing and executing confidential action plans that strike at the heart of the global anti-freedom agenda."
Currently, the Islamophobia Industry is engaged in a full-scale, coordinated, demonization campaign against American Muslims and Arabs. In just the past few months we have seen a series of inflammatory provocations: There was the Innocence of Muslims film Titanic, a German satire magazine plans an "Islam" cover article to be published later this month. Charlie Hebdo, a French satire magazine published an issue with inflammatory cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. Newsweek published their 'Muslim Rage' cover. Terry Jones held a "trial of Prophet Muhammad". SION held a "global" gathering in NYC to plan propaganda strategy. A group in Toronto publicized a "walk your dog at the mosque" day. AFDI/SIOA has run a series of anti-Muslim ads on public transportation across the country. AFDI/SIOA are planning to run 8 more anti-Muslim ads. There are three more films on Prophet Muhammad in the works by Ali Sina, Mosab Hassan Yousef and Imran Farasat. They are even bringing their hate messages into public schools.
Daniel Pipes is encouraging publication of "A Muhammad cartoon a day", and says "So, this is my plea to all Western editors and producers: Display the Muhammad cartoon daily, until the Islamists become accustomed to the fact that we turn sacred cows into hamburger.". Pipes joins Daniel Greenfield (aka Sultan Knish) who published an appeal on David Horowitz' Front Page Magazine Is It Time for 'Make Your Own Mohammed Movie Month'?. And, both are following in the footsteps of such luminaries as Pamela Geller, who promoted just such a plan back in 2010 with her promotion of Draw Muhammad Day, even after the cartoonist who drew the first cartoon and suggested the idea, Molly Norris apologized to Muslims and asked for the day to be called off, and American Muslims had issued a defense of free speech. None of this is surprising as one of the Islamophobes laid out their strategy as "The Muslims themselves have shown us their most vulnerable spot, which is the questionable (though unquestioned) character of the 'Prophet' himself. We need to satirise and ridicule baby-bonking Mo until the Muslims fly into uncontrollable tantrums, then ridicule them even more for their tantrums, and repeat the process until they froth at the mouth and steam comes out of their ears."
The Islamophobia of these folks is very real, it is also strikingly similar to a previous generations' anti-Semitism, and it has predictable consequences. The reason that this is so obvious to so many is that rational people can tell the difference between legitimate concerns and bigoted stereotypes.
Sadly, the Islamophobic echo chamber has been aided by some in the Jewish and Christian clergy, and even by some of our elected representatives, particularly in the GOP.
The claim that the Islamophobes are "truth-tellers" and "defenders of freedom" who actually "love Muslims" and have never engaged in "broadbrush demonization" or "advocated violence", or that nothing that they say could have had anything to do with any act of violence, are nonsense. The claim that they are falsely being accused of Islamophobia for no reason other than their legitimate concerns about real issues and that in fact there is not even such a thing as Islamophobia, or their claim that the fact that there are fewer hate crimes against Muslims than against Jews or that some Muslims have fabricated such crimes "proves" that Islamophobia doesn't exist, or that the term Islamophobia was made up by Muslims in order to stifle their freedom of speech, or that anti-Muslim bigotry is "not Islamophobia but Islamorealism" are all nonsense.
These individuals and organizations consistently promote the false what everyone "knows" lies about Islam and Muslims (including distorting the meaning of Qur'anic verses, and distorting the meaning of Islamic terms such as taqiyya, jihad, sharia, etc.). Islamophobes falsely claim to see "JIHAD" PLOTS everywhere, particularly where they don't exist. They, like Muslim extremists, don't understand the true meaning of the term jihad. The Islamophobes have uncovered countless examples of "shocking", non-existent Muslim jihad plots.
Islamophobes generalize specific incidents to reflect on all Muslims or all of Islam. Islamophobes consistently push demonstrably false memes such as: - we are in danger from creeping Sharia, - the Muslim population is increasing at an alarming rate, - 80% of American Mosques are radicalized, - There have been 270 million victims of "jihad" - There have been 17,000+ "Islamic terrorist" attacks since 9/11 - Muslims in government are accused of being Muslim Brotherhood plants, stealth jihadists, and creeping Sharia proponents and should be MARGINALIZED or excluded. Muslim and Arab organizations and individuals are connected to the infamous Muslim Brotherhood document or the unindicted co-conspirator label, or accused of not condemning Hamas, telling American Muslims not to talk to the FBI, of being "Jew haters", etc.
When Islamophobes are caught in the act of making up or distorting claims they engage in devious methods to attempt to conceal the evidence.
When Islamophobes are caught in the act of making up or distorting claims they engage in devious methods to attempt to conceal the evidence.
There is a reason that many, even outside of the Muslim community see such demonization of Muslims as Islamophobic. There is a reason that the ADL has stated that Brigitte Gabriel's Act for America, Pamela Geller & Robert Spencer's Stop the Islamization of America (SIOA), David Yerushalmi's Society of Americans for National Existence (SANE) are "groups that promote an extreme anti-Muslim agenda". There is a reason that The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated SIOA as a hate group, and that these individuals are featured in the SPLC reports Jihad Against Islam and The Anti-Muslim Inner Circle. There is a reason that these individuals and organizations are featured prominently in: — the Center for American Progress reports "Fear Inc." on the Islamophobia network in America and Understanding Sharia Law: Conservatives skewed interpretation needs debunking. — the People for the American Way Right Wing Playbook on Anti-Muslim Extremism. — the NYCLU report Religious Freedom Under Attack: The Rise of Anti-Mosque Activities in New York State. — the Political Research Associates report Manufacturing the Muslim menace: Private firms, public servants, and the threat to rights and security. — The ACLU report Nothing to Fear: Debunking the Mythical "Sharia Threat" to Our Judicial System — in The American Muslim TAM Who's Who of the Anti-Muslim/Anti-Arab/Islamophobia Industry. There is a reason that the SIOA's trademark patent was denied by the U.S. government due to its anti-Muslim nature. There is a reason that these individuals and organizations are featured in just about every legitimate report on Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hatred.
See Resources for dealing with Islamophobes for many more reasons that these people cannot be trusted.
Sheila Musaji is the founding editor of The American Muslim (TAM), published since 1989. Sheila received the Council on American-Islamic Relations 2007 Islamic Community Service Award for Journalism, and the Loonwatch Anti-Loons of 2011: Profiles in Courage Award for her work in fighting Islamophobia. Sheila was selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of The Muslim 500: The World's 500 Most Influential Muslims published since 2009 by the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre in Amman, Jordan. Biography You can follow her on twitter @sheilamusaji ( https://twitter.com/SheilaMusaji )


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Coventry murder case police make further arrests
Two more people have been arrested by police investigating the murder of a woman in a Coventry flat on Wednesday.
The woman, believed to be Romanian in her 20s, was discovered in Culworth Court, Foleshill, at about 23:00 GMT and confirmed dead at the scene.
A post-mortem examination revealed she died from a stab wound to her abdomen. She is yet to be formally identified.
A 25-year-old man and a woman, 21, were arrested in Coventry city centre at 22:40 GMT on Friday.
Three other men were arrested by police at Culworth Court, on Wednesday.
Two of those, aged 26 and 34, have been released without charge, while a 23-year-old has been bailed pending further inquiries.
West Midlands Police appealed for anyone with information about the attack to contact them.


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Watch the complete video of the Commissioning Ceremony from the US Navy and click here for media coverage of Commissioning events.
Commissioned - New Hampshire (SSN-778)
PCU New Hampshire became USS New Hampshire as her 137-member crew "brought her to life" on Saturday, October 25. Portsmouth was selected by the Secretary of the Navy - after competing with two other sites - as the location for the commissioning of the USS New Hampshire, thanks to the letter-writing campaign launched by Dover schoolchildren to name this submarine - the 5th in the Navy's new Virginia Class submarine fleet - "New Hampshire" and thanks to the Navy's gold standard "New Hampshire" shipyard who built the first "New Hampshire" and continues a proud tradition begun, as Cmdr. Mike Stevens noted at the Commissioning ceremony, with Captain John Paul Jones.;
In a high-profile, tradition-laden event for the United States Navy, USS New Hampshire was commissioned at the US Navy's oldest shipyard (1800), the first Navy Yard to build a submarine (1917) and the Yard with a symbolic link to former Asst. Secretary of the Navy, later President Theodore Roosevelt whose birthday was originally chosen as Navy Day -October 27 and who earned his Nobel Peace Prize for facilitating the Portsmouth Peace Treaty signed here in 1905. As expected, the Commissioning on October 25th attracted senior Navy officers, Congressional representatives, special invited guests - and thousands of visitors including the crew's families.
As the official hosts for the crew during the Commissioning Week, and for events leading up to that celebration the entire community contributed to making the USS New Hampshire welcome.
USS New Hampshire completes sea trials
New Hampshire (SSN 778), the nation's newest
and most advanced nuclear-powered attack submarine, has completed alpha and beta sea trials with
the same efficiency with which she was built. Click here for news coverage.
Support the Sponsors Who Support Our Submarine! See who's on board, including:
Teledyne D.G.O'Brien
FairPoint Communications
Wheelabrator Technologies Inc./Waste Management, Inc.
Lockheed Martin
Seacoast Media Group
Wal-Mart of New Hampshire
City of Portsmouth
All Metals
General Dynamics Electric Boat
Northrop Grumman
Axsys Technologies
NH Ball Bearings
Northeast Credit Union
Perot Systems
And the many local businesses and organizations selling Official Commissioning Buttons, click here for locations.
Why Support Our Submarine?
David Dunfee, Vice President and General Manager of Teledyne D.G.O'Brien, said, "The future of the Navy's undersea capabilities is embodied in the USS New Hampshire. As a Seabrook-based company with special expertise in that technology and a special appreciation for our state, the capabilities at our Shipyard and the strength of our Seacoast community, Teledyne D.G.O'Brien is proud to be the Marquis Sponsor for the USS New Hampshire Community Commissioning celebration."
Chip Underhill, Marketing Manager New Hampshire for FairPoint Communications said, "The commissioning of the USS New Hampshire is a once in a lifetime event. There has not been a Navy ship named 'New Hampshire' since 1923. FairPoint is sending a clear signal that we support our submarine, we support the Shipyard that means so much to the families and communities of the Seacoast and we are proud to be a Presenting Sponsor of what promises to be a fabulous celebration here in Portsmouth."
"Wheelabrator and Waste Management are proud to be Presenting Sponsors for the community celebration of the USS New Hampshire Community Commissioning Committee. This celebration is special for we are saluting the officers and crew of 'our' submarine, the USS New Hampshire," said Mark A. Weidman, president of Wheelabrator Technologies. "Throughout both of our companies' history, we have been committed to supporting the communities in which our customers and employees work and live, and this is just one example. And what better way to give back then to stand behind the Dover schoolchildren who lobbied for the ships new name - 'New Hampshire.'"
"Wal-Mart in New Hampshire is proud to 'support our submarine' as a lead sponsor for the USS New Hampshire Community Commissioning Celebration," said Greg Sevinsky, general manager of the Wal-Mart distribution center (DC) in Raymond. "All of Wal-Mart's 27 stores in New Hampshire and our local DC have stepped up to help out with this great opportunity. We believe in giving back to our communities and those who serve them. It is a fitting tribute to our state and the men and women who have proudly served our country to help sponsor this celebration of the Navy submarine that carries the name 'New Hampshire.'"
Bob Schoenberger, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Unitil said, "Unitil is proud to salute the officers and crew of the USS New Hampshire, as well as the fine men and women of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard who contributed their skills and labour in support of its commissioning. Our employees, and the employees of Northern Utilities and Granite State Gas Transmission who will be joining the Unitil Team in the near future, are proud to be a part of the New Hampshire history and heritage this vessel commemorates."
City of Portsmouth Mayor Tom Ferrini said, "It was clear (the Community Commissioning Committee) are trying to make the event successful and we believed the donation was appropriate given the positive influence it will have on the city." Councilor Ken Smith, who worked with Ferrini to bring the measure to the council, said "I am hoping that doing this will also encourage other surrounding communities with more (Portsmouth Naval) Shipyard workers to step up to the plate," said Smith. "It's a one-time event that will really show off the city of Portsmouth ... and the Shipyard."
Northeast Credit Union President and CEO Peter Kavalauskas said, "Northeast Credit Union joins our Portsmouth Naval Shipyard community neighbors in saluting the officers, crew and families of 'our' submarine, the USS New Hampshire and is proud to join the Community Commissioning Committee's efforts to provide a world class welcome to the sub and visitors."
"As a member of the Seacoast community, Bid2Win is pleased to support the Community Commissioning Celebration in honor of the USS New Hampshire, her officers, crew, families and honored guests. We join in supporting 'our' submarine as host to a world class Commissioning Week," said Paul McKeon, President of Bid2Win Software, Inc.
"Emerson Process Management is very pleased to be able to make a substantial contribution to the community's fund-raising efforts. The USS New Hampshire is our submarine not only because it bears the state's name but also because the sub and the commissioning at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard underscore how important the shipyard and the Navy are to the Seacoast economy, of which we are a part," said Emerson executive Chris Scales, Vice-President/GM Fisher.
"HP Hood is very pleased to support the USS New Hampshire Community Commissioning Committee and proud to add our name to the support for the families and crew of the USS New Hampshire, the Shipyard, the Seacoast community and all of New Hampshire that the Commissioning celebrates," said Steve Kaneb, spokesperson for HP Hood LLC
"CCSI Inc. is very pleased to make a donation to help the USS New Hampshire Community Commissioning Committee 'support our submarine.' We are proud to join in welcoming the families and crew of the USS New Hampshire, special guests and other visitors to our host Seacoast communities," We are very proud and thankful to all those who serve in our military. said Mike Moreau, Manager CCSI Inc. in making the announcement."
"Locally, the Advanced Engineering Systems Division of CACI helps the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard maintain the Navy fleet to perform its vital missions that help keep our nation safe. CACI is proud to step up to the opportunity to send the New Hampshire off, from her namesake state, in proper style," commented Wil Gardner, Director Business Development.
Pierce Atwood LLP Partner, Dana Bisbee said, "Pierce Atwood is proud to salute the USS New Hampshire, her officers and crew and our Shipyard as a Bronze Sponsor for the community celebration of the USS New Hampshire Commissioning. We extend a warm welcome to all of our visitors and to 'our submarine' the USS New Hampshire," said Dana Bisbee, partner at Pierce Atwood LLP in making the announcement.
"As part of the host community of Portsmouth, we are proud to be a sponsor of this event, and want to welcome those who serve on USS New Hampshire, their families, the Navy dignitaries attending and all of the visitors who will come to the Seacoast to join this celebration of New Hampshire," said Erik Dodier, president and CEO of PixelMEDIA, Inc.
Christening the New Hampshire (SSN-778) -- June 21, 2008
The New Hampshire, was christened June 21st at the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, Conn. -- 220 years to the day of the ratification of the US Constitution by the state of New Hampshire.
Read the welcome letter from New Hampshire's Governor Lynch
and Resolution HCR15 passed unanimously by the New Hampshire General Court
10/19 USS New Hampshire arrived in Portsmouth 11:15 am
Click here for news.
Thru 11/2 Scarecrows of the Port Festival
Downtown merchants present first annual "Scarecrows in the Port" harvest festival, commissioning celebration and welcome to the crew and their families.
10/25/2008 US Navy Commissioning Ceremony, 10 am
10/27/2008 USS New Hampshire departs, 12:20 pm
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August 30, 2017
The Port of Long Beach will soon begin accepting applications for its Community Sponsorship Program, offering local non-profit organizations the opportunity to apply for funds for community events and activities that help the Port inform residents about its mission and international trade while making Long Beach a better place to live and work.
Last April, in the second call of the 2017 fiscal year, Harbor Commissioners awarded 136 sponsorships totaling $372,500 to local community organizations. The local groups receiving funding represented a wide cross-section of the city and supported causes such as the arts, environment, social justice and historic preservation.
Community groups can submit their sponsorship funding requests from Friday, Sept. 1 through 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 29, 2017.
Applicants are advised to plan ahead for their events — after the application period closes, it will take about 45 days before recommendations will be sent to the Board of Harbor Commissioners for a decision. It is expected that funding will be awarded in mid-November.
Applications are judged on how they can help the Port inform the community of its critical role as an economic engine and jobs creator. For more information on the Port's Community Sponsorship Program and how to apply, go to www.polb.com/sponsorship.


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In early October I saw a client in Ararat, Victoria, who had cancer in her stomach and liver. She had a 7 cm and 5 cm tumour, and after the first session booked another two days later. Unknown to me she had, from the chemotherapy, been having nose bleeds and the inside of her nose was inflamed and full of sores. The sores disappeared after the first session and, according to her, every time she felt nauseous she thought about me and the feeling subsided. Initially, she contacted my host and said, (I'm paraphrasing) " don't think that I'm crazy, but the sores have gone," and that made her book another session. As part of her treatment, the tumours were rescanned 5 days after. They were now 3 cm and 1 cm, and the specialist had never seen anything like it.
I've been told all this second hand and don't yet have a testimonial, but the information is accurate. I believe the tumour will completely disappear, but unfortunately the chemotherapy will continue to make the client ill. I've mentioned before that I don't have any medical training or qualification, but I've been told, and if you do know, please share, that because the tumour has shrunk, the chemo will attack a higher percentage of healthy cells.
In my last post I talked about an unsuccessful cancer healing and the possible reasons why. In this healing I believe these factors contributed to the positive outcome:
Disclosure: the client fully disclosed her illness. It surprises me how many clients come for a specific reason, but won't tell me. Testing me to see if I'll find the problem limits the healing response. Often I'll find the illness regardless, but game playing agitates me and disrupts the flow of information – cellular and anatomical images, conversations with spirit and client's energy fields – I see. I know something is off, but I can't determine what it is.
Honesty: tell me how you feel, and being sceptical is fine, but being honest about it is better. Faith without expectation benefits healing, but you don't need to have faith in me. Be honest about that. I have faith, and its my job to make believers out of sceptics.
Awareness: when client's notice an improved health change, and again, I'm surprised by how many don't, the positive energy accelerates healing.
Gratitude: be grateful :).
It's not a big list, and I encourage you to read the previous post. I don't believe we should over complicate healing, and though there are many subtle influencing factors that may or may not affect the outcome, it's difficult to collect a body of evidence to prove or disprove theories.
Talk soon :).
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"It's all been a bit overwhelming actually," says the drama producer Pippa Harris happily, reflecting on response to The Hollow Crown, BBC2's Shakespeare tetralogy that came to a close on Saturday. Made by Neal Street Productions, the indie Harris founded almost a decade ago with her childhood friend Sam Mendes and former Donmar Warehouse executive producer Caro Newling, the films have attracted widespread praise for their ambition and quality.
While the BBC considers commissioning further Shakespeare adaptations, Neal Street is not short of projects, including the late Nora Ephron's last film script. Set up in 2003 primarily for film and theatre productions, the indie is also behind Call the Midwife, BBC1's hit Sunday night drama based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, that over six weeks increased its audience to more than 11 million. A Christmas special is on the way, followed by a new eight-part series in early 2013.
"Because we were looking for film material, some of the very best TV material comes to us almost by accident. You'd be reading for film and occasionally come across stuff and think: 'This would be a brilliant television show'," says Harris.
With the Shakespeare adaptations, Harris and Mendes certainly aimed high. "Originally Sam and I tried to convince the BBC to do the entire canon," she explains, adding that there was "a lot of enthusiasm" for this. "But the practicalities of committing that much money over that many years is problematic."
And now? Flushed with success from the run of Richard II, Henry IV parts one and two, and Henry V, Harris is hoping that it might be up for discussion again. "I hope so. Obviously we're hoping that now they seem to have sparked people's imagination, maybe we'll be able to make some more," she says.
Harris and Mendes grew up on the BBC Television Shakespeare – adaptations of every play, broadcast between 1978 and 1985. Despite their varying quality – some of them are "unengaging" suggests Harris, rather charitably – she credits the films with introducing them to and instilling in them a love of the bard's language.
Their aim was to create something equivalent in its faithful approach to the text, but of more consistent quality. "They feel like a piece of homework. We wanted these to feel like an absolute treat, something that had been made with a huge amount of care and attention," Harris says.
Not to mention cash, of course. The Hollow Crown films are not expensive television by the standards of Downton Abbey or Upstairs Downstairs, argues the producer. But shot entirely on location, with large casts, they are certainly not cheap.
BBC Worldwide turned down the international and DVD rights, according to Mendes, because they "were not convinced that Shakespeare would sell internationally". Luckily, NBC Universal stepped into the breach.
At the very least Harris would like to finish the cycle of history plays. "I'd love to continue through to Henry VI and Richard III, because it feels like a half completed journey," she says – adding that the nation's top directors would also be keen; many have been in touch to stake their claim on future plays should they be made.
Neal Street's other big TV success this year, Call the Midwife, came about after Harris optioned Worth's trilogy, and asked Cranford writer Heidi Thomas to adapt it.
But even she was surprised by the viewing figures. "I thought we'd made a really great show and obviously hoped for a good audience. But I was thinking maybe six million viewers. When we started at eight and continued to grow, that seemed astonishing."
Ask her the secret of Call the Midwife's appeal, and Harris admits it's difficult to put your finger on what exactly made it such a phenomenon. "I think that mix of joy and sorrow, humour and pathos which Heidi does so well, was undoubtedly a part of it. People quite liked being made to cry. They enjoy that level of emotion."
But there is more to it than that: there's the social history element, and a cast that includes established stars such as Pam Ferris alongside newcomers and Miranda Hart in her first dramatic role.
"You feel you're learning a bit about British history, the history of the NHS, of midwifery. And we're looking at a period relatively close to our own that seems to be very very distant in terms of provision for childcare," says Harris. "It's almost like looking at a far distant period drama – like a Dickensian drama sometimes. You can't quite believe people lived in those conditions."
The show will air on PBS in the US this autumn, in the same pre-watershed slot that proved so successful for the BBC – and slightly stressful for Harris, who admits that it was not conceived as a pre-watershed show. "I felt it was quite tough, not least because of the mentions of syphilis and dead babies and so on. But I think people responded to that."
The drama was not however, an instant success with executives: while Ben Stephenson, the BBC's controller of drama commissioning was supportive and keen, it wasn't until Danny Cohen became controller of BBC1, that the show was greenlit.The second series will rely less on Worth's memoirs, with more elements coming from the writers. "But we've still used the characters Jennifer writes about and the storylines she created in the books as the bedrock for the show," says Harris.
Given such notable 2012 successes, it is perhaps unsurprising that the producer is upbeat about the state of British drama. The former head of BBC drama commissioning – she left when she felt she'd "exhausted all the challenges, or been exhausted by the challenges" – is full of fight when it comes to UK programming, highlighting last week's Emmy nominations for Downton Abbey and Sherlock.
"I think as Brits we're often guilty of beating ourselves up about US drama. You often read about how we don't have anything to rival Mad Men or The Sopranos. But the truth is we get the very, very best here. In terms of the broad spectrum of drama being made in the UK at the moment, it absolutely rivals the American drama."
To follow the success of Call the Midwife on Sunday evening, Harris has recently optioned Alan Bradley's Flavia de Luce mysteries. With their 11-year-old detective solving crimes in rural England, they are "perfect Sunday night fare".
She is also working on Grand Hotel, an eight-part contemporary thriller about a siege in a Paris hotel with Canal Plus – written by Spooks writer Richard McBrien, it will be in English but filmed in Paris. While more French inspiration comes with a remake of French cop drama Spiral with BBC Worldwide; Homeland writer Meredith Stiehm is responsible for the adaptation.
But for Harris, the project she feels particularly passionate about is Ephron's last film; an adaptation of ITV's Lost in Austen which the When Harry Met Sally writer developed with Neal Street as a movie. "It's a brilliant script," says Harris. "We didn't know she was ill and her death has been a terrible shock – but we all feel that we now believe even more strongly that we would like to get the film made as a tribute to her. It's a wonderful project and one of her great pieces of writing."


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Rock balancing or stone balancing (stone or rock stacking) is an art, discipline, or hobby in which rocks are naturally balanced on top of one another in various positions without the use of adhesives, wires, supports, rings or any other contraptions which would help maintain the construction's balance.
Rock balancing can be a performance art, a spectacle, or a devotion, depending upon the interpretation by its audience. Essentially, it involves placing some combination of rock or stone in arrangements which require patience and sensitivity to generate, and which appear to be physically impossible while actually being only highly improbable. The rock balancer may work for free or for pay, as an individual or in a group, and their intents and the audiences' interpretations may vary given the situation or the venue.[]
Rock balancing has also been described as a type of problem solving, and some artists consider it as a skill in awareness. Some work has been described as a magic trick for the mind.[1] As with other forms of independent public art, some installations may be created in remote areas where there may be little or no audience.[2] A cairn, used to mark trails, is also a collection of stacked rocks, but these are typically more durable.
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The annual Llano Earth Art Festival in Texas includes a rock stacking competition called the "Rock Stacking World Championship," held on the banks of the Llano River. Competitions include "Height", "Balance", "Arches", and "Artistic merit".[3] Rock balancing is also played as game in some parts of Nepal, where players make a tower of flat rocks and add round ones at the top.[]
The stability of a rock structure depends on the location of each rock's center of mass in relation to its support points. If other rocks are also on top or contacting it at any point, then the forces (due to weight) of other rocks also play a role. For an individual rock to be stable, it usually requires at least three contact points to rest on, forming a "tripod." Generally, the closer together the points in the tripod, the less stable the rock will be (thus making it more precarious, and becoming a rock balance sculpture - and many would argue more beautiful). Based on position and shape, a rock may also be stable even when resting on only a single point. A rock at the top of a sculpture, for example, can have a rounded shape, but be approximately flat and oriented horizontally, and be in a state of equilibrium.[nb 1][4][5]
The stability of a structure is also affected by the friction between rocks, especially when rocks are set upon one another at an angle.[4] A structure may topple over (collapse) based on the magnitude of other phenomena, such as wind, rain, snow, and localized ground vibration, or general seismic activity.
Some visitors to natural areas who wish to experience nature in its undisturbed state object to this practice, especially when it intrudes on public spaces such as national parks, national forests and state parks.[6] The practice of rock balancing is claimed to be able to be made without changes to nature; environmental artist Lila Higgings has defended it as compatible with Leave-no-trace ideals if rocks are used without impacting wildlife and are later returned to their original places,[7][8] and some styles of rock balancing are short-lived. However, "Disturbing or collecting natural features (plants, rocks, etc.) is prohibited" in U.S. national parks, as these very acts may harm the flora and fauna dependent on them.[9]
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Rose McGowan To Star In 'The Bell Jar'
Rose McGowan is white hot at the lighting of the Burberry sign across the Manhattan skyline at The New York Palace Hotel on Thursday (May 28).
At the event, the 35-year-old actress told me she's starring in the new adaptation of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar.
"My character's name is Doreen," Rose told JustJared.com. "She's kind of a 50′s magazine girl from New York, it's really fun. We're shooting in South Africa most likely. I've never been there, so I'm really excited." The movie also stars Julia Stiles and is being directed by Nicole Kassell ("The Woodsman").
Rose also told me all about her low-key Memorial Day weekend: "Believe it or not, I slept all day long on my couch in my [body-length blanket] Snuggie. Now, I bought the Snuggie as a joke, but that thing is serious business. It will take you down! I watched 20 episodes of Golden Girls! But I was very, very sad [when Bea Arthur died]. Although Rose and Blanche are my favorite, Bea was the glue."
And if you're wondering why Rose isn't wearing earrings in some of the pictures, here's the explanation of her mini fashion disaster. "I immediately got a blob of pink lipstick on my lovely satin lapel," Rose shared. "So yes, now my earrings serve as a brooch. Let's not tell Burberry!"


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The longer unemployment goes on, the less disposal income there is in the budget. Especially for books, my personal guilty pleasure.
Therefore, as of now the price for my ebook Accidental Sabbatical is now 99 cents. If you have already purchased the paperback, you can pick up the Kindle version free.
You will find it here on Amazon.
Several people I know have given up searching for a job.
Have you?
If you are still looking for ideas, and most of all hope in the journey, I believe you will find it there.


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Run by the Flores family, this Lincoln Square restaurant is a find for fans of burritos, tacos and other simple Mexican dishes. Short-order cooks grill the meat, including lean skirt steak and chicken breast, on order before slicing and binding it together with peppers, cheese, onions, lettuce and tomato in a giant flour tortilla. Chips are also fried fresh, salsa verde is hot-hot-hot. Lunch or dinner comes to less than $5 per person unless you order the guacamole, the most expensive item on the menu at $4.25. The interior is worn, rimmed with comfortable booths and strung with sombrero lampshades. It is the food that owner Efrain Flores takes pride in.


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This course will be of interest to anyone who wishes to learn to design and query databases using MSAccess, MySQL and MongoDB. The course aims to teach the material using case studies from real-world applications both in lectures and lab classes. You will develop a broad knowledge about database connectivity using JDBC, PHP and Ruby. You will also learn core theoretical concepts such as relational algebra, file organisation and indexing. At the end of this course you will be able to design and build Web and cloud-based databases and have a broad awareness and understanding of how database-driven applications operate.
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Course Aims
The course aims at providing students with both an in-width and an in-depth understanding of disciplined approaches to the database design process. Students will develop a broad knowledge about database connectivity using PHP and Ruby. They will also learn core theoretical concepts such as relational algebra, file organisation and indexing. At the end of this course students will be able to design and build Web and cloud-based databases and have a broad awareness and understanding of how database-driven applications operate.
Main Learning Outcomes
The basic organisation and functionality of a variety of types of database system.
Able to analyse and describe some aspect of the real world in terms of a conceptual model.
Able to design and implement a complete database application.
Able to perform basic data administration tasks.
Able to build server-side support for Web-based persistent database applications.
The outcome of the course is, by its nature, widely applicable. In its broadest terms, students will learn to apply a rigorous approach to design methodology.
Course Content
The concepts of a database and database management. Database development. Illustrations. Entity-Relationship model. Database design: logical design and the relational model. Normalisation; different normal forms. Physical design; file organisation and access; indexing. Database administration. Query by Example and SQL. Query optimisation. Practical examples using MS Access.
Client-server model. Database servers. Database access from client applications. Web-based database access through server-side scripting. Practical examples using MS Access, My SQL, Php and JDBC.
A brief overview of key concepts in distributed, object -oriented, multimedia, spatial and geo-referenced database systems.
(i) Assistive technologies may be required for any student who is unable to use a standard keyboard/mouse/computer monitor. Any students wishing to discuss this further should contact the School Disability Co-ordinator.
This is the total time spent in lectures, tutorials and other class teaching.
1st Attempt: 1 two-hour written examination (75%); continuous assessment (25%). In order to pass this course, candidates must obtain a pass mark in the examination and in the overal combination of examination and continuous assessment.
Resit: Where a student fails the course overall they will be afforded the opportunity to resit those parts of the course that they failed. 1 two-hour written examination (75%) and continuous assessment mark (25%) where the mark for the passed part is carried forward.
During lectures, student interaction will be used for formative assessment. Additionally, practical sessions will provide students with practice opportunities and formative assessment.
Formative feedback for in-course assessments will be provided in written form. Additionally, formative feedback on performance will be provided informally during practical sessions.
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Alliance with CPI(M) may cost Congress Sabang
A safe seat for Congress might see a poll reverse as majority of the people are against the alliance between Congress and CPI(M).
Manas Bhuniya's hobnobbing with CPI(M) has not gone well in the area as unlike the leaders it has become difficult for the people to forget the red terror unleashed by the CPI(M) between 1977-2011. The CPI(M) was instrumental in defeating the son of the soil Bhuniya between 2001-06. Between 2006-11, Bhuniya's main target was CPI(M). In every meeting he used to criticise CPI(M) and in the Assembly he was main speaker against CPI(M). Local people have always appreciated his spirit and his all out effort to oust CPI(M). The alliance between Trinamool and Congress became successful in driving out the CPI(M) and put an end to the misrule.
Sabang was under red control for three decades from end 1970s. Even the Congress leaders won't be able to say how many of their party workers were assaulted, tortured, heckled and killed. But despite red terror, Sabang had maintained its identity and that was because of Bhuniya.
In 2011 Assembly election, Bhuniya who was a member of Congress-TMC alliance, had won the seat. He got 98.755 votes while the Left Front candidate Ramapada Sahu of Biplalabi banglka Congress, a LF ally got 85,571 votes. In 2014 Lok Sabha election, Trinamool Congress got 61,990 votes while Congress got 65, 659 votes and Left Front got 65, 727 votes. Thus, the collected votes of LF and Congress are far more than TMC.
In this backdrop , Bhuniya who had initially opposed the alliance gave his nod for it and went two steps ahead of holding joint meetings and rallies with CPI(M).
The leaders of both CPI(M) and Congress are going by statistical figure and have put Bhuniya ahead of his Trinamool opponent. What they have missed is human sentiment. Local people and a large number of rank and file of Congress are not in favour of the alliance and if there is not 100% vote transfer, Bhuniya will be in trouble.
Bhuniya is confident of his win. "People are with me and they will protest against TMC's misrule," he said. We will have to wait till May 19 to see whether local people are with Bhuniya or the erosion has taken place without his knowledge.


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Hey Afaconados!
We are on Day #5 of the giveaway and I can't believe it's still going strong! The turn out was far more than I expected. I'm so excited to see who the winner is going to be. Please make sure you don't miss out on your chance to win a fabulous piece of jewelry absolutely free! And stay tuned for other giveaways, as I will be doing one every month.
Today's Feature Friday post is dedicated to one of my absolute favorite vintage websites, C. Madeleine's. I have to be honest, I have yet to patronize this site, but it's only because their vintage is of the highest quality and where there's high quality, there's a hefty price tag that comes with it. The important thing to remember though, is that you SHOULD want high quality vintage. These pieces, after all, are investments.
As a former interior decorator with a vast knowledge of the Fashion Industry, C. Madeleine's founder Madeleine Kirsh decided to use that knowledge to begin curating a "to die for" collection of vintage pieces. Named "Miami's Best Kep Secret" by Vogue, C. Madeleine's has proven since it's inception in 1988, that providing the best quality vintage would consistently be part of its "repertoire". This site offers an amazing selection of some heavy hitting designer names like Chanel (there's even a Chanel Boutique section), Yves Saint Laurent, Lanvin, Gucci and Givenchy. Here are some of their offerings:
Believe me, I could post pictures of items available on this site for days. They truly have a great selection of vintage clothing that's worthy of checking out. If you'd like to visit C. Madeleine's they are located at http://www.cmadeleines.com.
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Sorry for my negligence this past month or so! My best friend just got married and the weekends have been filled with all sorts of wedding related events. Since the wedding was near my parent's house, I had a chance to stop by over the weekend. My mom and dad have several apple trees that are laden with fruit this time of year. My mom has been cranking out apple sauce, apple pies, and other apple treats. I lucked out because a fresh apple crisp was sitting on the counter when I got home.
My mom and I use the same crisp recipe, so you can find the recipe under my strawberry/rhubarb crisp post. Just replace the strawberries/rhubarb with apples and a sprinkling of cinnamon. My mom also added some shredded coconut to her topping to give it an extra crunch when it browned in the oven. This crisp was sooooo good!!!!
Recipe (replace the strawberry/rhubarb with apples)! If you want to use a 9×13″ pan like my mom did, just double the recipe


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load data from master never worked for innodb. On 2012-10-16 3:52 PM, "Tim Gustafson" <tjg@stripped> wrote: Thanks for all the responses; I'll respond to each of them in turn below: > you can not simply copy a single database in this state > innodb is much more complex like myisam... I know; that's why I rsync'd the entire /var/db/mysql folder (which includes the ib_logfile and ibdata files, as well as all other database and table data), not just individual databases. I also made sure that "flush tables with read lock" had been executed before creating the snapshot. The steps I followed were verbatim what the MySQL documentation said to do. The MySQL documentation even mentions ZFS snapshots as an effective way to make a backup: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/flush.html > I have to agree with Harald on this: filesystem snapshots are not an > effective way to clone inn... I'm confused: in the first sentence, you say snapshots are bad (which directly contradicts the official MySQL documentation), and in the second sentence you say rsync is good. Why would an rsync of a file system snapshot not be good enough? By the way: I forgot to mention that I also did create a snapshot when the MySQL server on db-01 was actually shut down, and got the same sort of results. > You can do replication flawlessly for InnoDB tables without stopping > master at all. > > what yo... All total, we have approximately 125GB of MySQL databases. That command would take hours to run. During that time, no new transactions could be committed to any of our databases, and performance for read-only queries would be seriously affected. Further, we have a combination of MyISAM and InnoDB databases and tables, and the --single-transaction parameter to mysqldump does not lock MyISAM tables. There used to be a MySQL command that basically did all that in one statement ("LOAD DATA FROM MASTER"), but they dropped it because of the difficulties in getting all the master data that way. -- Tim Gustafson tjg@stripped 831-459-5354 Baskin Engineering, Room 313A -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: ht...