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Friday, February 26, 2010
Sweet Spot
Renee and I are very proud to announce that our daughter Zandra Rose Stern was born at home on February 13th at 8:02pm. In a remarkable gift to her mom, Zandra found the sweet-spot between little and big at 6 pounds, 13 ounces, 20 inches long. (Just barely more than three kilograms and half a meter long.) She's right on time, narrowly missing her predicted date of Valentine's Day. (And after all, who'd want to share their day with a saint? It just sets expectations.) Notable physical characteristics include long slender fingers and a voice reminiscent of early PJ Harvey.
Renee is doing wonderfully, tired and recovering, but overjoyed and unharmed by the experience. She and I are both very grateful to be able to realize this birthing vision and to have such a healthy daughter. We give thanks to our birthing team of Maria Iorillo, Sue Baelen, and Kathy Woo.
Warm wishes,
Renee and Zalman
2 comments:
- Renée Campbell said...
Beautiful. I love the photos, so sweet captures the essence of a homebirth.
- February 26, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- BabyFeverBlog said...
Congratulations!! Beautiful photos!
- March 2, 2010 at 9:42 AM
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Denver –– The 2007 video of then-candidate Barack Obama talking about race and the federal response to Hurricane Katrina that the Drudge Report poses an intriguing subplot to Wednesday's debate. Will it make it into the conversation? Only if moderator Jim Lehrer brings it up.
But Mitt Romney won't. Here's a couple reasons why:
1. It takes a bit of context to set up. And what's part of that the context? President George W. Bush's response to one of the nation's great national disasters. Romney doesn't want to hear the word "Bush" Wednesday unless Obama is trying to blame Bush for something. Then Romney can drop one of his vaunted zingers.
2. What does it get him? The issue — and the racial implications behind it – further polarizes voters at a time when Romney needs to grab some undecided independents. This isn't the key to getting them. And Romney, who polls say is getting literally close to zero percent of the African-American vote, isn't the guy to bring this up.
3. His campaign said Wednesday that they were going to let it speak for itself. ….which is a sure sign that Mitt ain't gonna touch it. Team Romney is context to let this sit out there and see where it goes. Former top George W. Bush aide Matthew Dowd said it ain't gonna happen.
4. Romney won't even go near where Daily Caller editor Tucker Carlson went on Tuesday night when he revealed the video on Fox News' "Hannity." Carlson, whose site broke the story, calls out the "accent" Obama used in addressing the predominantly African-American audience. From the "Hannity" transcript:
CARLSON: Well, the accent — let me just be totally clear, anyone who just watch it, and who seen Obama speak in public over the last 10 years, will note, this accent is absurd. This is not the way Obama talks. At least, it is not the way he has talked in the dozens, the scores of speeches I have watched him give, or public appearances as I've seen him make. This is a put-on. This is phony. That's one. Second issue is, he is telling a predominantly black audience something very clear– the federal government doesn't like you because you are black –
And as for the allegations that the media didn't cover this in 2007, there was plenty of coverage of that speech. The whole speech been posted online here — since 2007. In fact, Carlson spoke about it on MSNBC in 2007. Politico named part of Obama's remarks from the speech as one of its favorite gaffes of 2008.
But that wasn't the whole story, conservatives say. Nor the whole speech, says the Daily Caller. Here's their take.
Here's some of the controversial bits of Obama's speech:
People ask me whether I thought race was the reason the response was so slow. I said, "No. This Administration was colorblind in its incompetence." But everyone here knows the disaster and the poverty happened long before that hurricane hit. All the hurricane did was make bare what we ignore each and every day which is that there are whole sets of communities that are impoverished, that don't have meaningful opportunity, that don't have hope and they are forgotten. This disaster was a powerful metaphor for what's gone on for generations.
Of course, the federal response after Katrina was similar to the response after the riots in Los Angeles. People in Washington wake up and are surprised that there's poverty in our midst, and that others were frustrated and angry. Then there are panels and there are hearings. There are commissions. There are reports. Aid dollars are approved but they can't seem to get to the people. And then nothing really changes except the news coverage quiets down.
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DIY hardware chain Bunnings plans to build one of its largest New Zealand stores in West Auckland.
A vast new shop covering more than a hectare is planned at New Lynn where Bunnings sees big potential from the growing home improvement, building, garden and renovation market.
Jacqui Coombes, general manager of the business in New Zealand, said Bunnings had resource consent to develop the 12,700sq m store on the corner of Great North Rd and Titirangi Rd on a 2.2ha site it owns.
About 300 undercover carparks in a multi-level development, garden centre, DIY retail and trade sales areas are planned.
Bunnings has earmarked Auckland for big expansion and Coombes said the business was well established in Botany, Manukau, Mt Roskill, Mt Wellington, Glenfield and building at Silverdale and Takanini.
Preparation was being made to start building at New Lynn, she said.
Rival Mitre 10 has opened new stores at Hornby and Rotorua and is also on a big expansion drive but has more of a national presence because it is longer-established.


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Good to get the first win, hopefully the 5 sets takes a bit of sting out of Delev.
Good to get the first win, hopefully the 5 sets takes a bit of sting out of Delev.
A solid start for most of the CWLand contingent there.
Maxum/Delev will be an interesting 2nd round match. Some good stuff going on out there.
Fascist Dictator of the Heath Davis Appreciation Society
Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
Vimes tells it how it is:
Hope you snap your achilles tendon ****.
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Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
You have some anger management issues, benchy. I guess I would too if I had to put up with North Melbourne's continually mediocre performances.
The only thing mediocre around here is your mothers cooking.
Kangaroo is a notoriously hard thing to cook properly in her defence.
The Championships, Wimbledon II - Gentlemen's Singles
GRAND SLAM - Monday (1st Round) - Wimbledon, United Kingdom - Grass
- Eastbourne semifinalist Scotland Rivers has made a winning start at the All England Club after surviving a marathon five-set showdown with Hugh James. The World No. 42 was heavily favoured after his week in Eastbourne, and started very well to take the first set 6-3. The American continued to plug away, though, and looked well suited to the grass with his doubles experience clearly showing as he expertly volleyed his way to the second set 7-5. His unique serve-and-volley style continued to cause Rivers troubles, but the West CWLander continued to create opportunities and with a whipping backhand took the third set 6-3. Needing to win the last two sets, James made it hard for himself as he went down a break early. But through grit the American managed to smash-and-grab the set with a pair of breaks to send the match to a deciding fifth. There the errors began to flow, and Rivers was staring down the barrel of the first round exit with James serving at 5-4 and 30-0. However he managed to bring the set back on serve and then, four games later, earned a second break and took the match 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, 4-6, 8-6. He now faces a rematch against Patrick Pascaul the thirteenth seed after their meeting in Eastbourne last week. Pascaul won his opening match 6-7(7), 6-0, 6-2, 6-1 against José Navarro of Peru.
- In the same section, eighth seed Jefferson Drake came through his first round match with Bogdan Maurer unscathed and unchallenged as he ousted the Romanian in straights. Drake, a Queens finalist, looked in absolutely mint form as he battered Maurer with a torrent of big groundstrokes and a dynamic serve; dropping just four games all match. Drake also faced down just one break point in a comprehensive win on Court No. 4, and his 6-2, 6-2, 6-0 win puts him in good stead for a second round meeting with World No. 66 Petr Broík. The improving Czech player came from a set down to oust Heinz Hainisch of Austria 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-0.
- A five-set start was also what the doctor ordered for Ishan Narang as the qualifier edged out American veteran Jason Bradley. In unquestionably one of the biggest wins of his career, the World No. 108 beat a man ranked sixty places higher in a tough five set affair. The tall Indian-born player led two sets to love before the World No. 48 began his inevitable comeback. But in the fifth set Narang avoided becoming another player to let a two-set lead slip as he snatched an early break and hung on for a 7-5, 6-4, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4 win. He now meets fourteenth seed Miroslav Brdar. In the same section, East CWLand compatriot Matt Bre was bundled out in five by France's Christopher Durand who won 4-6, 6-1, 2-6, 6-0, 6-3.
- Fifth seed Sven Oxenstierna was given a nice workout in his first round match as he edged out compatriot Pierre Rose. Oxenstierna looked the far better player throughout the first set, but failed to break Rose despite eight opportunities to do so. He proved too good in the tiebreaker, though, and after taking the second set to love he looked ready to oust his opponent easily. Rose continued to plug away in the third, though, but couldn't earn a break of serve as Oxenstierna advanced 7-6(2), 6-0, 6-4. The scratchy win pits him against Fok Zhenyu of China who beat Martti Korpinen of East CWLand 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Elsewhere, Jason Lawley went the way of Pierre Rose in a 4-6, 3-6, 3-6 loss to Ninteh Doh.
- The big story could have been East CWLand character Roy Daniels who caused World No. 2 Daniel Páez Blanco headaches on Court No. 1. Daniels had been involved in a number of bizzare media interviews with East CWLand newspapers last week, and was widely tipped to be trounced by the two-time Grand Slam champ. But in a fighting effort, he served his ring off throughout the first two sets to take Blanco to tiebreakers. Unfortunately he offered little returning and failed to convert either break point opportunity he was given. After taking the first two, Blanco cruised through the third to end Daniels' brief affair with international television 7-6(5), 7-6(3), 6-2.
- In other results, Julian Day provided the upset of the day with a come-from-behind win over 22nd seed Almen Benaglio. Down two sets, Day rallied to take the match 2-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-5. Henry Charles, Britain's only real hope, looked done for as Den Bosch champ Anvar Juraev served out the second set. However, faced with a pillaging in the local media, Charles rallied to take the next three and escape with a 6-7(3), 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 win.
- Seeded players out: Carlo Amato; Almen Benaglio; Becker Haas.
2011 Wimbledon Championships Men's Singles
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Darcy Cowan is the defending champion.
As I kinda hope to finish this before I go away, it is safe to say I will be ****ing charging through this. Day three results... ****ing hell. Possibly one of the biggest upsets in CW history.
Bigger than the upset when sledger was banned itbt
Good to get through to the 2nd round. However SBI's latest post is a little ominous.
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I'm a member of Club KerryOriginally Posted by Richard
I'm Green
The color of immortality, nature and envy - you are truly a unique person. While clearly the color of nature, you also symbolize rebirth, fertility and hope in the world. On the other side of the spectrum, a natural aptitude to money with green coming to signify money and possibly even *********!
95% sure it'll be Hall or Blanco losing.
RIP Craig Walsh (Craig) 1985-2012
RIP Hughesy 1988-2014. 63* for eternity.
Can feel it in me bones m8
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Good to show some guts, not that great to go to 8-6 in the first round.
Out in Round 1. Didn't see that coming /lies
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In the midst of several year-end legislative battles, another series of skirmishes has been playing out on the Senate floor that may attract less attention but are of major consequence. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Senate Republican...Posted on December 12, 2012
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Pro-family groups welcomed the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court late last week to review two court decisions that challenge the constitutionality of marriage as the union of one man and one woman.Posted on December 12, 2012
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Fans of Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Inc.'s music director, Arild Remmereit, have started a petition in support of the conductor after the orchestra's board voted to terminate his contract prematurely.
The RPO board voted Wednesday to terminate his contract at the end of the 2012-2013 season.
Fans came to his support, creating a petition at Change.org asking that the orchestra reconsider and keep him on. The petition claims Remmereit "invigorated audiences and reached out to the Rochester community to build new levels of involvement."
The petition had reached 50 signatures by midday Friday.
RPO chairwoman Elizabeth Rice noted that while Remmereit "invigorated audiences with his focus on women composers and lesser known works," the board decided to move on for a variety of reasons.
"The RPO is working out the details of his departure, is currently developing programming for 2013-14, and will create a search committee shortly to find a new music director," Rice said in a written statement.
Remmereit was selected by the RPO's board in September 2010 to take over for retiring Music Director Christopher Seaman. The Norwegian-born Remmereit had been a guest conductor at the ROP on three occasions. He came to Rochester after stints with orchestras in Pittsburgh, Munich, Milan, Baltimore and Vienna, where he earned high praise and established an international reputation.
Remmereit took over as the orchestra's 11th music director, starting a four-year contract in September 2011.
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CUMBERLAND - Sylvia (Bouchard) Bacchiocchi, 101, of Mendon Road, Cumberland, RI, died Thursday, April 18, 2013 at home surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Dario A. Bacchiocchi (B.A. Dario).
Born in Woonsocket, RI, a daughter of the late Isidore Joseph and Emma (Brodeur) Bouchard, she had lived in Lincoln and Cumberland for many years.
She is survived by her son, Ronald Dario Bacchiocchi of Portsmouth; her grandson, C. Clifton Earle IV of Cape Cod; her granddaughter, Alixandra Dario Gifford and her husband, Tucker and her great-granddaughter, Marley Dario Gifford, all of Newport. She also leaves a nephew, George Crepeau of Lillian, AL; and two nieces, Connie Lindstedt of Avon, CT and Jeannine Bacchiocchi Hien of Lincoln; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
She was the mother of the late Jean Sylvia Bacchiocchi and the sister of the late Henry Bouchard, Loretta Bouchard Gravel, Leona Bouchard Crepeau and Celia Bouchard Lussier.
Relatives and friends may call at Bellows Funeral Chapel, 160 River Road, Thursday, April 25, 2013, from 8-9 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Joan of Arc Church, 3357 Mendon Road, Cumberland.
Entombment will be in the Garden Mausoleum in St. Ann's Cemetery, Cranston, RI,
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Sylvia's memory to the Providence Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset Street, Providence, RI 02903 would be appreciated.
For Directions and Guest Book, please visit www.bellowsfuneralchapel.com.


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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Style Series No. 3 - Cottage, Country, Shabby Chic, and Glam Kitchen Style
36 comments:
These are all gorgeous kitchens! I tend to like the more simple farmhouse style but I think I would take any one of these!
- July 08, 2011
- emoetria said...
Kitchen Cabinets Toronto is new and fresh styles can influence the general atmosphere in the kitchen. Open the cabinet door or the kitchen cabinets are the styles that are becoming very popular.
Kitchen Cabinets Toronto
- July 08, 2011
- Vicki @ vickidesigner said...
So, since I can't afford to take a vaca this year. I think I'll just hop from pic to pic to see if anyone's home and make myself home in one of these pretty spots. (I think that's called squatting!) ha! A change of scenery is needed here.. BIG TIME! Thanks for inspiring me :)
- July 08, 2011
- Anne Lorys - Fiona and Twig said...
Goodness, I loved these pics so much that I pinned several of them to my pinterest boards!
Great stuff, thanks for sharing. :-)
- July 08, 2011
- michele at hellolovelyinc said...
i do love farmhouse style!
these kitchens have such happy factor.
thanks so much for showing off my kitchen--how fun and thoughtful of you, sweet Stacey.
- July 08, 2011
- Elyse said...
sigh ...
i like so many of them ... the yellow chair, the quirky elements, the hanky curtains ... so fun to see so many ideas in 1 place! thanks for putting this fun post together.
happy weekend, sweets!
- July 08, 2011
- Elyse said...
i may be hunting for a window to hang on a kitchen wall. LOVE that!
- July 08, 2011
- Sweet Bee Cottage said...
Such inspiration, and you confirmed it for me....I'm a cottage gal - whimsy and all! Sill fun to look at the other pretty kitchens.
- July 09, 2011
- Kristin @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia said...
All so fabulous and gorgeous in there own way :)
- July 09, 2011
- Shanon at Vintage Sparkle Chic said...
I love "chic and fancy" and "the fanciest of them all" the most. So adorable! I love all of the colors in all of them.
- July 09, 2011
- Ikealady said...
Love them all !!
- July 11, 2011
- that sort of thing. said...
I LOVE the butcher board counters in all these photos! great inspiration, thanks.
- July 11, 2011
- Jami said...
I love every one!
- July 11, 2011
- Carol-Anne (Use the Good Dishes!) said...
I love the kitchen with the hanky curtains.....the wall colour, the painting on the wall...gorgeous. YOUR kitchen looks amazing by the way! You've got a new reader!
- July 12, 2011
- Janie said...
I love the fanciest of them all! Mom always said I had champagne taste and a beer budget.
Romantic Domestic
- July 12, 2011
- Pamela said...
Those are all such beautiful kitchens! I could be happy in any of them. Those hankie curtains do steal the show! What a great idea for a craft room or even nursery!
- July 12, 2011
Hi! I would have to say that the country cottage style kitchens would be my faves. Love those pops of colour :)
- July 13, 2011
- Veronica said...
Oh I am delighted to find this post. Not only because i am new to blogging and this is my first link up but also I have started to explore and learn more about colour! This week I posted on aqua, a colour that I have never really considered and I enjyed it so much and your post has some lovely lessons in colour! thank you. Also had a peek at your kitchen post which is lovely! I need another look at your pics...
- July 13, 2011
- Jessie said...
I love the first kitchens since I live in a small house and the first thing we plan on doing is expanding and remodeling. i am dying for that country sink. I have a whole list of new options now!
- July 13, 2011
Wonderful pictures, very inspiring. I guess my favourite one is the first because it's a bit messy, in the good sense, meaning I would feel right at home there.
- July 13, 2011
Hanky kitchen is my fave - but honestly, there are sooo many gorgeous ones, it's hard to choose. I also love that beautiful kitchen from Meadowbrook Farm, the one with the EAT sign on the wall, Teresa is an artist. So many talented ladies out there making beautiful kitchens. Thanks for sharing all the eye candy with us! What a treat!
Mary @ Redo 101
- July 13, 2011
- Magical Mystical Teacher said...
What a great lesson on the effective use of red in the kitchen!
Give me red ribbon to tie in my hair,
Not yellow or purple or green;
But burgundy, chestnut, carmine or rose—
These are the colors with sheen!
Give me red ribbon to tie in my hair,
Not saffron or opal or blue;
But fuchsia, magenta, ruby or blush—
Something of sanguinous hue!
Give me red ribbon to tie in my hair,
Not indigo, azure or grey;
But scarlet, vermilion, dahlia or pink—
Colors like these make my day!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Narrow Red Alley
- July 13, 2011
- LV said...
It would be a pleasure having either one of these pretty kitchens.
- July 13, 2011
- Jeannies Bottle said...
Those first six kitchens all remind me of my kitchen, so many similar aspects. This was a super post!! Thank you.
- July 13, 2011
- ~~Carol~~ said...
I am in desperate need of a kitchen overhaul! Nothing expensive, just paint and accessories, so I am SO inspired by all of these kitchens! I want to run to the paint store right now and paint my cabinets that lovely shade of blue!
Happy REDnesday,
- July 13, 2011
- Cherry Chick said...
Cute stuff! Lots of inspiration for your kitchen Kinda Redo. ;-)
You made great use of the paint. Thanks for sharing with us all on Rednesday.
P.S. "the fanciest of them all" is a photo that I've pinned, too, over @ Pinterest. Love! That kitchen!
- July 13, 2011
Love all the pictures!! the vintage cheerful kitchens with lots of color are so sweet!
- July 13, 2011
- Something Nice and Pretty said...
All so beautiful but was so glad to see the one with the glass pendant lights...I just did a table white that is exactly like that one!
- July 13, 2011
- Holly- Girls At Heart said...
I'm country cottage all the way! The first pic is my fav! Thanks for posting all of these. ♥
- July 14, 2011
- FlyAwayHome said...
How funny...i think we have the same exact taste. I am pretty sure I downloaded all but maybe 2 of the same kitchen pic's. If you would like to check my kitchen makeover out come visit at:
- July 17, 2011
- SueLovesCherries said...
I'm definitely the Country Cottage style, but trying to choose a favorite of them is hard! I like the fabric hiding the dishwasher in #1, and the {So Sweet} photo, too!
- July 17, 2011
- Carmella said...
What great inspiration, and I do believe the first kitchen was designed after they saw your blog! Thanks so much for sharing with Creative Bloggers' Party and Hop, I am co-hosting this week and I am so happy I found you there!I am now following, I hope you can stop by and visit when you get a chance!
- July 25, 2011
- Maggie said...
wow these are great.
I'll be honored for you to join our linking party every Wednesday at
Have a fabulous week,
- July 25, 2011
- SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime said...
I'm so honored that you chose to join the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop. Thank you for adding this special masterpiece to rock my party :)
- July 26, 2011
- Moana said...
Granite Countertop is the best way to modernize your kitchen according to you thoughts and ideas.
Granite Countertop
- August 10, 2011
- MasterShake13 said...
I love the green hutch in the {So Sweet} kitchen! I'm in the process of formulating my plan for my Northern Virginia kitchen remodeling project...I really wanted to do a retro 1950s-style kitchen with modern accents, like an island with bar-stool seating and a gas-range inlay. But after seeing all these beautiful kitchen photos, it's so hard for me to decide what to do! The kitchen is my favorite room in the house, so I'd better make it a good one! Thanks for the ideas! Can't wait to get started! :D
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And he's going to stay that way. The family jewels, as you can see in all their glory, shall remain intact.
Fred's new owners have decided that he is a real stud and thus will be pimping him out to the goat ladies who might need a bit of courting. All I can say is that he will be very good at his new career if the amount of humping he performs on a daily basis is any indication of future job success (I will hopefully have video for you all next week). I'm actually a bit concerned with all the mating behavior as male goats can become fertile as early as seven weeks. This isn't as much a concern for Ginger - she won't reach sexual maturity until seven months - but for the two adults in the herd. Thankfully, Fred has shown no interest in humping his mother and so far he isn't big enough to tackle Ethel. But he is growing fast. A couple weeks ago, both Lucy and Ethel were in heat and Fred spent half the day sniffing Ethel's backside and then throwing his head in the air with lips curled back, baring teeth, and sucking air in and out at a metered pace. At first I though he was doing his best imitation of Mister Ed until I realized that this is normal behavior for a male to determine whether or not a doe is in heat. God, he is such a man!
These aren't the only sexually dimorphic traits he has been acquiring. He's developing quite a bucky smell that you can't easily wash off your hands. And check out the start of his beard.
Ten weeks old and he has facial hair! They grow up so fast, don't they? And he headbutts anything. A fist.
The camera.
His sister's head.
No matter. It's all good. Despite all his macho manliness, he is still a baby who whines like a toddler for a little suckle on his mama's teat and then happily curls up for a nap with the family.
In other goat news, Ethel has been sent off to her farm of origin to be bred to an odd looking fellow named Flap Jack. He has the longest, shaggiest black hair I have ever seen on a buck and horns that swirl up and around in a pompadour. She should end up with some interesting looking offspring.
As many loyal readers will have noticed, we are on vacation in Nebraska for the Thanksgiving holiday while our super fabulous goat doula friend Monica and her family will be looking after the brood. Both her and her husband, Declan, grew up on farms in Ireland. Can't wait to hear about Declan's attempt to milk the goat sans milking machine. Should be a gas.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the appeal of former Louisiana congressman William Jefferson, who had challenged his 2009 conviction on multiple charges of bribery and money laundering.
Jefferson's case had gained notoriety after FBI agents found $90,000 wrapped in foil and stored in a freezer at the home of the former Democratic lawmaker.
Prosecutors accused Jefferson of soliciting millions of dollars in bribes from companies while using his office to broker ventures such as telecommunications transactions in Ghana and Nigeria, oil concessions in Equatorial Guinea, investments in a Nigerian sugar plant and satellite transmission contracts in Botswana, Equatorial Guinea and Democratic Republic of Congo.
A federal jury found Jefferson guilty of soliciting bribes, money laundering and participation in a racketeering scheme. In March, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, had upheld 10 of 11 guilty counts. Jefferson, now 65, is serving a 13-year prison term.
In his appeal to the Supreme Court, Jefferson said the 4th Circuit should not have upheld his conviction premised on his being influenced in how he performed "official acts," saying that such acts should be confined to "the formal legislative process" or at most to "governmental decision-making."
The U.S. government opposed Jefferson's appeal, calling it a "cramped" interpretation of the relevant bribery law.
Jefferson lost his bid for a 10th term in Congress in 2008, which came after his indictment. He is serving his sentence in a low-security prison in Beaumont, Texas, and is not expected to be released prior to 2023, federal prison records show.
The case is Jefferson v. U.S., U.S. Supreme Court, No. 12-111.
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For Immediate ReleaseMarch 29, 2006
Contact: Susan Hodges, PresidentCitizens for Midwifery1-800-CfM-4880 or 706-549-7023
Athens, GA – Although NIH has just completed a conference on "Cesarean Sections by Maternal Request," recently-released results of a new "Listening to Mothers" survey from Childbirth Connection http://childbirthconnection.com/article.asp?ClickedLink=334&ck=10068&area=27 indicate that it is extremely rare for a woman to ask for a cesarean section. Only one (0.08%) out of 1300 women who could have asked for a primary (first) cesarean section actually requested it.
"In other words, 'patient choice' cesarean section is a myth," pointed out Citizens for Midwifery Board Member Nasima Pfaffl. "Until recently, no one actually asked women if they were requesting cesareans, it was just assumed that cesarean sections for no medical reason equaled 'patient choice' cesareans. Today we know this assumption is wrong; birth certificates and hospital discharge data do not include any information about women's intentions or decision-making."
Most significantly, results of the Childbirth Connection survey (of births in 2005) http://www.childbirthconnection.org/article.asp?ck=10372 show that there is a serious discrepancy between what women understand as the reason for their cesareans and what the birth certificate data says. Birth certificate and hospital discharge data show that cesarean sections performed for no medical reason have been increasing, amounting to about 2% of all births in 2001. In contrast, of the women surveyed, 99.2% of those who had primary cesarean sections believed that there was, in fact, a medical reason, presumably based on what their doctors told them.
Most obstetricians sincerely care about their patients and do their best to provide what they believe is the best care. However, non-medical issues, such as physicians' personal beliefs (not facts) about safety, liability insurance coverage, liability fears, hospital economics, efficiency and convenience, and reimbursement rates, may influence physicians to try to perform more cesarean sections. Nearly 10% of the women in the survey reported "feeling pressured by a health care professional to have a cesarean delivery."
"When an obstetrician "suggests" an elective cesarean section, the woman may assume her doctor – the expert she trusts – is recommending the procedure, that she "needs" the procedure, and that by acquiescing she is merely following expert medical advice that she believes must be in the best interests of her own and her baby's health and well-being," says Susan Hodges, President of Citizens for Midwifery. "While the birth certificate may indicate an "elective" cesarean section, from the mother's point of view it was not at her request or even by her choice."
Citizens for Midwifery suggests that NIH recommend research to find out what is driving the wasteful and unconscionable increase in cesarean sections for no medical reason, and why women are being given misunderstood, incomplete or inaccurate medical justifications for them.
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Citizens for Midwifery is a national, consumer-based non-profit organization that promotes the Midwives Model of Care, provides information about midwifery and childbirth issues, and speaks up for consumer interests regarding midwifery and maternity care. The Midwives Model of Care is based on the fact that pregnancy and birth are normal life processes. The application of this woman-centered model of care has been proven to reduce the incidence of birth injury, trauma and cesarean section. Find more information about Citizens for Midwifery at www.cfmidwifery.org.


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Glögg (Swedish Christmas Punch)/
Guest Post by Sean Lorre
Besides the obvious excitements and disappointments associated with what Santa would or wouldn't leave me under the tree, my favorite thing about Christmas as a kid was the wonderful smells of the holiday. The scent of the tree, the aroma of Christmas cookies in the oven, sugar and spice and… well, you get the picture.
As part of the annual holiday festivities, my family gathered at my grandpa Marlowe's house for Christmas brunch. Sure, there was merriment, gift giving, good cheer and something about the baby Jesus, I think, but, like all Marlovian holidays, Christmas was mainly about two things: eating and drinking. An entire room of my grandfather's spacious Victorian house was dedicated to the foods and potables of the season. Featured in this den of holiday delights was Glögg, a steaming, sometimes flaming –Glögg is traditionally served en flambé—ruby red elixir made of red wine, high-proof spirits, citrus and spices, whose scent for me was the very embodiment of Christmas.
For years, I looked forward to the day that I would be old enough to not only smell the Glögg, but to taste it. Unfortunately, by the time I was of sufficient years to drink among family members, Christmas brunch was relocated to the home of my one and only tee-totaling uncle and Glogg was off the menu. When Rose and I decided to host a Christmas party last year I knew I finally had my opportunity, a Marlowe tradition would be reborn!
Combine aquavit, wine , sugar, spices and orange peel in a saucepan. Heat but do not boil. The original recipe from my mother's Scandinavian cookbook calls for twice as much booze and to "light with a match and pour burning into heat proof glasses." I prefer to keep my pyrotechnics and alcohol consumption separate, but if you are feeling adventurous, go for it!
Glögg was just as delicious to drink as I always imagined. The depth of flavor from the wine mixed with the aromatics and the belly-warming quality of the aquavit creates a perfect balance, truly holiday cheer in a glass.
Tasting notes: I've found that a middle-of-the road red wine works best. Something that is not too dry but not too fruit-forward either. I like to use a malbec as they are usually well-balanced and have good body. If you don't have access to/want to go out and buy aquavit, rum, brandy, moonshine, etc, will work.


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By now I think most of us have heard about the church that wants to burn copies of the Koran on 9/11. I usually try to ignore psycomaniacs but this time I decided to check out their website and see the real reasoning. I came across this blog titled "Ten Reasons to Burn a Koran". While reading it I thought it was both sad but funny at the same time. The reason it is funny is because all you have do to is exchange the words Mohammed and Muslims with the words Jesus and Christians and the claims still hold true. So in response, here are the ten reasons to burn a Bible: (follow this link to read the actual ten reasons to burn a Koran http://www.doveworld.org/blog/ten-reasons-to-burn-a-koran)
Before I start I just want to state that I do not think that either book should be burned. There is no need for immature disrespectful actions.
The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ, was Crucified, is the Risen Son of God, the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords and the Son of God, who was crucified (that ONLY Christians accept as a well documented historical fact). According to Islam, this teaching removes the possibility of salvation and eternal life in heaven for all Christian believers. They face eternal damnation in hell if they do not repent.
The Bible does not have an eternal origin. It is not recorded in heaven. The Almighty God, Creator of the World, is NOT it's source. It is not holy. It's writings are human in origin, a concoction of old and new teachings. This has been stated and restated for centuries by scholars since Christian beginnings, both Christian and non-Christian.
The Bible's teaching includes idolatry, paganism, rites and rituals. These are demonic, an ongoing satanic stronghold under which Christains and the world suffer.
The earliest writings that are known to exist about the Jesus were recorded 120 years after his death. All of the Christian writings are confused, contradictory and inconsistent. Maybe Jesus never existed. We have no conclusive account about what he said or did. Yet Christians follow the destructive teachings of Christianity without question.
Jesus' life and message cannot be respected. His leadership seems to have been religiously motivated and a search for the truth. But he believed that disobedient children should be stoned. They also led to political assassinations and massacres which continue to be carried out on a regular basis by his followers today.
Christian Law is totalitarian in nature. There is no separation of church and state. It is irrational. It is supposedly immutable and cannot be changed. It must be accepted without criticism. It has many similarities to Nazism, Communism and Fascism. It is not compatible with Western Civilization.
Christianity is not compatible with democracy and human rights. The notion of a moral individual capable of making decisions and taking responsibility for them does not exist in Christianity. The attitude towards women in Christianity as inferior possessions of men has led to countless cases of mistreatment and abuse for which Christian men receive little or no punishment, and in many cases are encouraged to commit such acts, and are even praised for them. This is a direct fruit of the teachings of the Bible.
A Christian cannot change his religion. Apostasy is punishable by eternal damnation.
Deep in the Christian teaching and culture is the irrational fear and loathing of the East.
Christianity is a weapon of Western imperialism and Christian colonialism. Wherever Christianity has or gains political power, Muslim, Jews and all non-Christians receive persecution, discrimination, are forced to convert. There are massacres and Madras, synagogues, temples and other places of worship are destroyed.
As you see, most of the reasons can easily be reversed. On their website they claim that America needs to wake up. I would say he probably needs to wake up the most.
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Kids Wanna Help® is an all volunteer run non-profit corporation that was formed in 2007 under the direction of Mary-Brent (then age 12) and Beverly (then age 9) Brown. The purpose of Kids Wanna Help® is to give youth an opportunity to raise money for charities through fun activities that build confidence and self-esteem and encourage a lifetime of social and community responsibility.
How We Got Started
The founders of Kids Wanna Help®, kids themselves, thought that kids should have more input in raising money for charities. They thought that kids should be able to decide what kind of fundraisers they were going to have, when they were going to have them and, most importantly, who was going to benefit from the money that they raised. They thought that kids had great ideas but that adults didn't always listen to those ideas. They decided to "change all that" and Kids Wanna Help® was born! The first Kids Wanna Help® fundraiser was a fashion show and pre-fashion show workshop in September of 2007. Both the workshop and fashion show were sold out events. The kids who participated in the fashion show raised over $11,000 and donated it to the J.L. Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization that provides financial help to families of leukemia patients to help cover the costs associated with the treatment of leukemia that are not covered by insurance. In addition to the financial success of this fundraiser, the fundraiser was also successful in accomplishing the second goal of Kids Wanna Help® — providing activities that help kids empower themselves with a positive and giving attitude. Kids Wanna Help® received very encouraging feedback from the models, their mothers and other adults who attended the fashion show. The following e-mail was sent by the mother of one of the models:
"Thank you for this awesome experience. [My daughter] has spoken so much about all that she learned during the workshop Saturday and is really looking forward to the fashion show. This is really huge for her, as she is quite a shy child. I know that the feeling of giving to a worthy cause has motivated her to step out."
501(c)(3) Status
Kids Wanna Help® is an all volunteer run 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Some of our Awards
Kids Wanna Help® was chosen as 2012 "Foundation of the Year" by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Louisiana, Greater Northshore Chapter
Kids Wanna Help® was chosen as 2008 "Charitable Organization of the Year" by Special Olympics Louisiana and Louisiana First Lady Supriya Jindal
Presidents Volunteer Service Award Gold Medal
Mary-Brent was chosen as a 2012 Angel by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana
Mary-Brent was chosen as a 2013 recipient of the Louisiana Esprit de Femme Award by the Louisiana State University Women's Center


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Employees honored at OSB/SJU Administrative Recognition Luncheon
May 22, 2014
By Mike Killeen
Jeana Koenig was recognized as the 2014 Fr. Vincent Tegeder, OSB, Outstanding Administrator Award winner at the Order of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University administrative recognition luncheon May 21 at 264 Quadrangle Building, SJU.
The award is given annually to an administrator whose work exemplifies service and excellence within the Saint John's administrative community - someone who embodies the spirit of Saint John's, provides quality service and positively impacts the Saint John's community. The award, which has been presented since 1992, was renamed in honor of Tegeder, former chair of the history department and University/Abbey archivist, who passed away in April 2007.
Koenig, student accounts director at SJU, has spent her entire professional career at Saint John's. Abbot John Klassen, who presented the award, noted that Koenig first applied at the Liturgical Press, but was rejected. Her application was passed on the Saint John's student accounts office, but Koenig wasn't sure she would have fun in the office.
"She brought the fun back to the office," Klassen said.
Klassen said Koenig is a hard-working, self-motivated person who has made a huge influence in many people's lives. She handles difficulties with parents with ease, and has managed through several technological shifts. Koenig has also volunteered many hours at Saint John's Abbey Arboretum.
Also nominated for the award were Bill Boom, physical plant; Jane Moening, SJU business office; Fr. Doug Mullin, OSB, student development; and Matt Reichert, Saint John's Prep School.
Administrative staff from SJU and the Order of Saint Benedict were also recognized for their years of employment and retirement at the event. Those honored included:
Five years
SJU - John Adix, counseling and health promotion; Derek Daehn, athletics; Adam Dahl, Fine Arts Programming; Andy Dirksen, student development; Walter Kieffer, residential life; Dan McAvey, campus life; Joy Ruis, office for education abroad; Doug Schueller, athletics; Sharon Wenner, academic advising; Stephanie Young, business office.
OSB (includes Saint John's Abbey, Liturgical Press and Saint John's Preparatory School) - Steve Berhow, fire department; Brian Eisenchenk, Liturgical Press; Kelly Fitch, Prep School; Carol Lee, St. Raphael Retirement Center; Lauren Murphy, Liturgical Press.
10 years
SJU - Terri Barreiro, Donald McNeely Center for Entrepreneurship; Tim Ternes, HMML; Wayne Torborg, HMML.
OSB - Donald Ottenhoff, Collegeville Institute.
15 years
SJU - Michael Ewing, counseling and health promotion; Victor Klimoski, School of Theology; Karla Lauer, IT services; Jon McGee, institutional research; Christine Sales, bookstore; Lynn Schultz, physics; Joseph Vardas, athletics; Jeff Wubbels, dining service.
OSB - Robert Ellenbecker, Prep School; Kris Fremo, Prep School; Mary Ellenbecker Johnson, Prep School.
20 years
SJU - Jim Gagliardi, athletics; James Gramke, IT services; Jason Kelly, academic advising; David Malone, library; Todd Vierzba, life safety.
OSB - Mary Leighton, Prep School; Lance Nydeen, Prep School.
25 years
SJU - Greg Becker, communications and marketing; John Rocky, IT services; Mary Sagissor, institutional advancement; William Saxton, athletics; Mark Shimota, academic advising.
OSB - Peter Dwyer, Liturgical Press.
30 years
SJU - Eva Haber, custodial services; Cathy Wieme, institutional advancement.
OSB - Michael Roske, physical plant.
35 years
SJU - David Schoenberg, dining services.
OSB - Colleen Stiller, Liturgical Press.
50 years
OSB - Br. Kelly Ryan, OSB, abbey.
55 years
SJU - Br. Andrew Goltz, OSB, library.
SJU - Terri Barreiro, Donald McNeely Center for Entrepreneurship; Virginia Delles, dining service; Victor Klimoski, School of Theology; David Leitzman, education; Jane Moening, business office; William Patefield, business office.


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Or, more to the point, what it means for me.
But let's back up a little. What, you ask, is an SJV when it's at home?
SJV stands for Sir Julius Vogel, this particular SJV refers to the awards presented by the SFFANZ (Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand) and is this country's pre-eminent recognition of outstanding achievement within or services to the Speculative Fiction genre.I have two fantastic pieces of news regarding the SJV nominations this year. Firstly, nearest and dearest to my heart, the nomination that I put together (after being gently prodded by all-round good chap Grant Stone) for Hugh Cook has been accepted onto the ballot in the category of Services to Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror. I've written about Hugh and his life and work a great deal over the last couple of years, so it's fantastic to see him being recognised at last.
One of those articles also earned me a place on the ballot, for Fan Writing, which fills me with a lovely warm glow way down deep inside. Hopefully I didn't swallow a dragon, because that would be uncomfortable in the morning.
There are a raft of other great names in there as well, including my friends Grant Stone, Tim Jones, Philippa Ballantine, Debbie & Matt Cowens, Jenni Dowsett, and Anna Caro. The list is all but bubbling over the rim with talent.
So, in the name of shameless self-promotion, it would be wrong of me not to ask you to cast a vote for Hugh, or for me, or for both of us, or for any of the marvelous folk that have put in t he hard yards and made it onto the ballot, if you were able. Of course, I'd prefer votes to be cast my way, but do what you feel you must. Members of SFFANZ or anyone who attends the Au Contraire Science Fiction Convention in Wellington in August 2010 can vote.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
1 comment:
- Laura Eno said...
Congrats for earning a place on the ballot!
- May 27, 2010 at 1:27 AM
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I agree that for now at least, the answer lies in some sort of moderate level of IE6 support. As much as I would LIKE to take drastic measures to promote upgrading, implementing a redirect to download the latest version of IE is not the best idea…
While I reluctantly "support" IE6, I've definitely toned down the time spent being anal. The site doesn't have to look identical anymore, just close enough – unless the client wants to pay more.
As it stands right now though, "support" should mean usable, not pixel perfect.
BTW, I think the formula is awesome! I might find myself plugging numbers to see what makes sense.
Of course, if the day comes when we're all going to band together in a civil disobedience and drop support completely, please someone make sure i hear the news :)


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madison piercing.
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Here is my personal experience with a madison piercing.
My partner and I were planning on going into The Gates of Hell, in Troy, NY, to get a new barbell for her tongue- she had had it pierced there by Jeff, and was ready to have it downsized. I wasn't planning on having anything done at the time, but I was considering buying a curved barbell to replace the captive bead ring in my navel once it heals completely, so I went along. Jeff had done two piercings for me before- a cartilage pierce and a rook.
We had been in the shop earlier, but Jeff wasn't in. However, I happened to notice a photograph of a madison on the shop's wall. I was a little surprised- I have never seen a madison in person, and Troy is not exactly New York City, I had no idea that Jeff had been doing madison piercings. When I asked him about it later, he confirmed that he had performed the pierce, and that some months later the model still had the jewelry in with no problems.
I must admit that this intrigued me. To tell the truth I had never considered getting any really serious work done in Troy, and always assumed that if I wanted something as "radical" as a madison, I would have to go into the city. Which discouraged me, mostly due to logistics and financial problems.
After going back and forth with Jeff a little, we decided that I was going to get the madison- that night. Which is a little spontaneous, even for me, and I am very surprised and very glad that my partner did not try to talk me out of it!
The ring he had in mind was a 3/4 in 12 ga SSS captive bead ring, with a skull as a bead. 12 ga sounded a little big(!) for a madison, as I had only seen pictures at 14 ga, but this reassured me a little, as I am very afraid of lower gauges and tearing of skin. He marked the entrance and exit holes on my upper chest, laid me down, had me do breathing, and stuck the needle in, exactly on the holes. The jewelry went in with no problems, and it was a little less painful than I had imagined it. Much less painful that my nipple piercing was.
Everything that Jeff worked with was completely sterile, and his bedside manner(?) is impeccable.
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I dutifully washed with antibacterial soap twice a day, and soaked it in salt water whenever possible. Although it was very sore and a little painful in that first week, the redness had already started to go down and the piercing looked very beautiful, if I do say so myself.
Almost a month later, the jewelry is still in place. Around the second week it looked as if it was going to grow out, and while the hole did close up a bit, it stopped closing, it stopped oozing, and now there are hardly even any crusties on it. It is not painful at all, and it moves through the piercing freely. I am pretty sure that it will grow out eventually (and I was pretty sure of this at the time I got it, too, what with such a big ring and all), but for the moment I am thoroughly enjoying my madison.
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SEATTLE, Wash. – The Raisbeck Aviation High School (RAHS) celebrated its grand opening at Boeing Field on Thursday, Oct. 17. The school, part of the Highline Public Schools, is located on the Museum of Flight campus.
The day started with a unique "bus ride" for 100 fortunate RAHS students and a few dozen school staff, supporters and dignitaries. They arrived via an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER, dubbed "Spirit of Education" from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
"Congratulations to everyone on the flight who earned four Alaska Airlines frequent flyer miles on the flight from Sea-Tac to Boeing Field," noted a chuckling Mike Hallman, Museum of Flight Chairman of the Board of Trustees during the program.
"Having this school on the grounds of the Museum of Flight, so close to more than 200 aviation industry businesses like Boeing and Alaska Airlines, gives our students something truly special — an unparalleled chance to be simultaneously immersed in learning and industry," said Reba Gilman, CEO and Principal of RAHS.
That proximity has lead to 245 aerospace industry mentors and 170 aerospace internships for 400 students. RAHS has to be the definition of a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) school.
"I've not often wished I could return to high school," said Ray Conner, President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "But if I did, I know where I'd be. Thank you," while pointing at James and Sherry Raisbeck, "for making this happen."
RAHS cost $44.5 million to design and build. About 35%, $16 million, came from private (individual and foundation) sources.
"My son [Sebastien Hill] is there [U.S. Air Force fighter pilot school], because of here," said proud father Doug Hill as he introduced James Raisbeck.
"When we put our minds to it, it is amazing what we [public/private partnerships] can do," said Raisbeck.
As the story goes from Doug Hill, Raisbeck made quite an impression on his then young son. While at a Pathfinders Award event, Raisbeck told young Hill, "when you go to work, it should feel like you're seeing your girlfriend for the very first time." Hill came home and told his Dad that he had "met the coolest guy" that night.
Raisbeck concluded by saying he hopes to "slip in the back door from time-to-time and start learning all over again."
I have a feeling Raisbeck can drop by anytime he likes.


text: For more coverage of New Crowned Hope and other Viennese developments, read Mark Swed and Anne Midgette. Mark got to see the "live" version of Leif Inge's mesmerizing 9 Beet Stretch, which I mentioned last month.... Who killed classical music? Was it Ron Wilford? Milton Babbitt? The Three Tenors? Greg Sandow? Jeremy Denk makes an awful confession.... Marin Alsop: "Classical music is pretty hip right now — young people have much more eclectic taste." Whether that's true or not, it's nice to hear something other than the usual moaning.... Excellent Steve Reich interview at Pitchfork. See how elegantly he navigates the question of whether iPod atomization is a good or bad thing, with a little help from Chuck Berry. PBS's NewsHour also ran a Reich segment last Monday; read the transcript here. The show deserves highest praise for putting a great American composer on the air.... Norman Lebrecht, who recently attacked classical bloggers for purveying "unchecked trivia," recently wrote, "The average age in U.S. podia, Cleveland apart, is pushing 70." Henry Fogel has done the math and come up with an average age of 55.6. Perhaps Lebrecht was referring to the actual podia on which conductors stand...?


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Howtoforge posted a desktop guide for PCLinuxOS 2007
This tutorial shows how you can set up a PCLinuxOS 2007 desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The advantages are clear: you get a secure system without DRM restrictions that works even on old hardware, and the best thing is: all software comes free of charge. I found that PCLinuxOS is really easy to install and use, and it is a real alternative.
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Log cabins accept begin their places in the hearts of abounding Americans accomplished and present. Although they are similar, it is important to agenda that a log home usually represents those houses fabricated out of logs in a added abreast manner, while a log berth refers to their abate equivalents which are usually begin in the dupe as a acting retreat in the bosom of camping or hunting. Log cabins are absolute images of structures congenital by our ancestors. Abounding of them are still continuing beyond the country due to the assiduous and constant aliment accomplished by its accepted owners. They can never be taken for accepted in history pages because they accept somehow shaped and access avant-garde architectonics and home designing. It is no agnosticism that even in the approaching years, they will never abort to affect the analytical eyes of the next generations.
It is basal that log houses and cabins are strategically complete out of logs but not too abounding of us are acquainted of the actuality that although they may be fabricated of the a lot of basal account calmly provided by nature, an simple adventure as alternative of logs is a arduous job.
First and foremost, the blazon of anatomy that will be complete will access the abstracts that you will be using.
When we say handcrafted log buildings, we admiration to accept that which is fabricated up of actual accustomed logs. That agency they accept been banausic from their aboriginal or accustomed form. They accept alone been peeled. Other than that, they were not abused or afflicted from their aboriginal appearance.
Now if we say formed log homes they are fabricated of logs profiled by apparatus standards in adjustment to become timbers that accept agnate sizes and shapes.
Technically, handcrafted log houses are apparently still getting fabricated in the a lot of bigoted areas in Europe, Russia, and even in the United States. However, a lot of of these houses were aboriginal complete in the 16th to 19th century. Formed log homes aboriginal started out in the 1920′s if industrialization was alpha to flourish.
Like anchored houses which charge to be consistently arrested for cracks that may advance to austere destruction, log homes aswell crave approved aliment by blockage the logs for rots. The logs are decumbent to acrid elements brought by the alteration seasons. It is assured for logs to abide boundless damp agreeable if the division accouterment from winter to summer. If there is boundless damp content, corrupt of the dupe will boring develop. That will advance to rots accretion through several sections of the logs. If a log home has not undergone measures to apathetic down or abstain rotten logs, the allowances of the log home are not for continued term. That will alone accord the buyer a abeyant for adventitious adjustment costs. Fortunately, experts in the log home industry accept created innovations to log home restoration.
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YEREVAN, Armenia, Feb. 19 (UPI) -- Serzh Sargsyan won a second term as Armenia's president, taking 58 percent of the vote, the country's Central Election Commission said Tuesday.
Official results from all polling stations indicated Sargsyan received 861,167 votes (58.64 percent) with former Foreign Minister Raffi Hovhannisyan, with 539,672 votes (36.75 percent), RIA Novosti reported. There were five other candidates on the ballot.
Voter turnout was slightly more than 60 percent with about 1.5 million people casting ballots, RIA Novosti said.
The election gave Sargsyan, 58, a second five-year term.
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What recls.NET Offers Above .NET's Search Facilities
You may be reading this and thinking "but there have been standard facilities for recursive filesystem search since CLR version 2". And you'd be right.
GetFiles() and
GetDirectories() methods have a third overload that takes a parameter of type
System.IO.SearchOption, which has the enumerators
TopDirectoryOnly and
AllDirectories. And it's the same for
GetFiles() and
GetDirectories() methods.
So what does recls 100% .NET provide that is not available in the standard libraries?
- Multi-part patterns. Passing "*.dll|*.exe" to Directory.GetFiles() will throw an argument exception, and passing "*.dll;*.exe" will simply return no results.
- Depth-control. With the CLR facilities you have only two choices: no recursion or infinite recursion.
- IEntry - so you don't have to ask twice (DirectoryInfo.GetFiles()/GetDirectories() do return arrays of FileInfo/DirectoryInfo)
- Filtering of hidden & system files. DirectoryInfo.GetFiles() always includes hidden and system files.
- Ignoring inaccessible directories. An UnauthorizedAccessException is thrown by DirectoryInfo.GetFiles() when asking for all files for a directory that contains an inaccessible subdirectory (like the "System Volume Information" directory sitting in the root level on each local hard drive). Recls allows you to handle this, by specifying handler (via delegate or interface), or to skip any such items via specifying
- Search-relative path. When I'm writing non-trivial filesystem manipulation programs -- such as recursive comparisons, recursive copying, and so on -- I find the
SearchRelativePathinvaluable. Writing such programs without it would be burdensome, to say the least.
The Future
As mentioned earlier, recls 100% .NET does not currently provide FTP searching. That's something that might be added in a later version, though at this stage it looks doubtful. Without a commercial imperative to do so it's likely to languish at the end of one of my long to-do lists.
Also, the new version does not support the specification of multiple patterns where one or more includes a sub-directory, as in:
FileSearcher.Search(@"C:\Windows", "system/*.dll|system32/*.dll");
This will be added in a future version.
I am considering a future facility to treat the patterns parameter as a regular expression, which would probably be indicated by a new
SearchOptions flag. (The main reason I haven't yet is I'm still in two minds about whether (and how) to handle multiple patterns in that form. I'm definitely interested in opinions from users/readers on the subject.)
Finally, other languages will be getting the recls 100% treatment, probably starting with Ruby or Python next year.
Obtaining recls 100% .NET
recls 100% .NET is available, from http://recls.net. The download includes the library (which incorporates all the core functionality discussed in this article) along with documentation (Intellisense XML and CHM), and example projects.
I'd like to thank my .NET posse -- Chris Oldwood, Garth Lancaster, John O'Halloran and Joy Chan -- for their assistance in keeping me to the point and making it interesting. Any failures are my own fault for inadequately addressing their concerns.
[1] The recls project; http://recls.org/
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FxCop
[3] Introducing recls, Matthew Wilson, C/C++ Users Journal, November 2003
[4] Extended STL, volume 1: Collections and Iterators, Matthew Wilson, Addison-Wesley, 2007
[5] Quality Matters, Part 1: Introductions, and Nomenclature, Matthew Wilson, Overload 92, August 2009
[6] Code Complete, 2nd Edition, Steve McConnell, Microsoft Press, 2004
[7] An Enhanced ostream_iterator, Matthew Wilson, Dr. Dobb's Journal, June 2007
[8] C# In Depth, Jon Skeet, Manning, 2008
[9] More Effective C#, Bill Wagner, Addison-Wesley, 2009
Matthew Wilson is a software development consultant and trainer for Synesis Software who helps clients to build high-performance software that does not break, specializing in C++ and C#/.NET. He is the author of the books Imperfect C++ and Extended STL, a columnist for ACCU, and a resident guru at Dr. Dobb's CodeTalk, focusing on Windows technologies. He can be contacted at [email protected]


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The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) has released information about where the most SUV and CUV thefts occur in the U.S.
As you might expect it is … California!!!!
This covers the time period from January 2008 to June 2012. Of course California has the largest population and is the center for car culture, so citizens of the state shouldn't be too alarmed that they rank first.
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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - The decades-long rift that separated Little League Baseball's founder from his beloved program once seemed as wide as the distance from home plate to straightaway center field.
Those differences appear to have finally been put to rest.
More than 20 years after the death of founder Carl Stotz, his family has loaned artifacts to Little League's museum that tell stories of how the most well-known youth sports organizations in the world came to be.
The first home plate, hand-carved by Stotz out of a piece of black rubber, used in the first Little League in 1939. The first catcher's mask. The first first-base bag, sewn by Stotz's sister.
"I don't know if you can ever fully say that you're healed from something that has lasted so long," Little League president Stephen Keener said last week at a news conference announcing the new additions at the museum in South Williamsport. "What I would say is that we have a terrific relationship today with the Stotz family."
A relationship slowly repaired especially over the last 15 years. A statue of Stotz was dedicated in 2001 on the grounds of the sprawling Little League complex, which is home to the World Series each August.
Keener called the family's loan of memorabilia, and the museum exhibit, an important step.
"We've certainly come a long way," he said.
Stotz's daughter, Karen Stotz Myers, represented the family in announcing the exhibit at the renovated museum, which is scheduled to re-open in June. "I know that my father was really not bitter," she said. "His main goal in his whole life was that boys get a chance to play baseball, and that happened."
It certainly did.
According to Little League, more than 30 million people in more than 100 countries have played small ball. More than 170,000 teams just started swinging the bats this season.
It began with an idea by Stotz 75 years ago. The first pitch for the very first league was thrown the following summer on June 6, 1939, on a dusty diamond in Williamsport. Out of that first game, Little League grew in popularity.
With that popularity grew a need for financing. Little League became incorporated in the late 1940s, with a board of directors, legally taking it out of Stotz's hands.
Simmering differences about the direction of the program came to a boil after Peter J. McGovern, a U.S. Rubber executive from Detroit, took over as the organization's president in 1952.
A messy split spilled into the courts. Stotz severed ties with Little League in 1956, returning to his very first league - though a court order prohibited him from using the term "Little League" anymore. In the book, "Play Ball!" written by now-Little League vice president Lance Van Auken, Stotz Myers said her father settled out of court because he didn't want to drag his friends into the legal entanglement.
Stotz, who later went on to serve as a tax collector, stayed in Williamsport, where he raised his family. He had many loyal, local supporters and hard feelings in the community lingered for decades.
While Stotz Myers said the rift did affect the family.
"For many years, Little League didn't acknowledge that he was the founder," Stotz Myers said after the museum news conference. "When my children started to play Little League (locally) their friends told them they were liars when they said (Stotz) started Little League."
Stotz died in 1992. A new era of goodwill seemingly started in the late 1990s after current president Keener struck up a relationship with the family. At about the same time, Little League, which was now headquartered across the Susquehanna River in South Williamsport, was considering doubling its field for the World Series from eight to 16 teams, and building a second stadium.
Plans were made to erect a statue to honor Stotz. Though he never visited the current home of the World Series in South Williamsport, his wife, Grayce Stotz, dedicated the statue at the complex in 2001. Mrs. Stotz died in 2006.
Then, Little League decided to renovate its museum two years ago. In talking with Little League, Stotz Myers thought it was an appropriate time to share items in her father's collection with the museum.
The room where Stotz's memorabilia will be on display includes a black-and-white picture of Stotz, in front of a microphone at an on-field ceremony, with the caption: "The sole founder of Little League shapes the program."
Grayce Stotz is honored too for her contributions to Little League. Among other items to be displayed include a whistle used by Stotz to call the first tryouts, and an early drawing of Little League's keystone emblem.
Stotz Myers credited Keener and Van Auken with taking proactive roles in promoting her father's legacy.
"Seeing the home plate, the base," she said, "reminds me of how much Little League was, and still is, a family affair."