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Blanket commit with the understanding that consultation and discretion are required. We maintain two websites, the official FSF website and another site at sourceware.org that forwards to the FSF one. See the Website Maintenance.
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Roland McGrath
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence said he wasn't offended when he was challenged by the cast of the Broadway hit "Hamilton" and encouraged everyone to try to see the sold-out show.
Pence attended the show Friday night with his daughter, and said he heard some people in the audience cheer and others "boo" at his presence.
Pence told "Fox News Sunday" that he told his daughter, "that's what freedom sounds like."
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At the end of the show, actor Brandon Victor Dixon challenged Pence from the stage, saying the cast was concerned about the Trump administration.
President-elect Donald Trump on Twitter demanded that the cast apologize and suggested the show was overrated.
In his interview Sunday, Pence said Hamilton was an "incredible production" involving a very talented cast.
On whether he thinks an apology was necessary, Pence said: "I'll leave it to others whether that was the appropriate venue to say it."

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Last week, I tried something new! Friends & I took a 4-hr. private lesson in beadmaking at Diablo Glass School here in Boston. We learned how to make lampwork (flame work) beads. What an awesome way to spend the day!
We had a great teacher named Peter who showed us some basic techniques. At first it seemed a bit tricky to melt the glass rod in the torch with one hand and turn the mandrel with the other hand at the same time, but this just takes lots of practice. You also have to remember to keep the glass in the flame to keep it hot, otherwise it can crack right on the mandrel!
Here are the first lampwork beads I made. I was bummed the bumpy bead on the right broke in the kiln, because it was perfect when I put it in. I am happy with how the others turned out for my first attempt at working with glass.
I do plan to go back and make more beads. There's definitely something about working with an open flame that makes you forget all about life's worries.. And, I now have a greater appreciation for those who choose to make lampwork beads for a living. Working with glass is not easy, as the final product is the result of bit of luck & and a lot of magic! 😀
Also, just a reminder to those in the Boston area, you are invited to join me for an artist reception this Thursday at Boston Bead Company in Harvard Square from 6:30-8pm. Please click HERE for more info! Hope to see you there! 🙂


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Is Austin the "creative city" everyone touts it to be? I'm not so sure and think we have ways to go. From my observations in board rooms, business meetings and the community, Austin is a bit divided and homogenous. Don't get me wrong, there are great things happening in Austin but usually only three to four perspectives and ideas are at the table. Imagine if we had ten! While I don't think Austin has reached it's full potential, there are people working to make that vision a reality. RISE Global is a great example. Since it's inception, RISE has been for and by entrepreneurs from all sectors; all walks of life, and to ensure that all ideas, perspectives and experiences are represented, the Multicultural Series has been a core strategy at RISE Global.
2010 Multicultural Series
Last year's Series introduced a great line up of session hosts from the Latino, African-American, Asian and Middle Eastern communities. We had over 50 sessions in the series with such talented speakers as Manoj Saxena (IBM), Dr. Moe Anderson (Austin's Black Newcomers Association), Juan Garcia (UT New Media), Gary Hoover (Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship at UT McCombs School of Business), Jennie Y. Chen (Chenergy Consulting), Monica Peraza (MexNet Alliance) and more. The Series opened doors to diverse communities in a welcoming, engaging and inclusive environment. Want to see the highlights from the 2010 Multicultural Series? Check out the Cultural Strategies case study or click here to see the full list of last year's sessions.
2011 Multicultural Series: Let the creativity begin!
As I mentioned, we're getting ready for the 2011 RISE Global Multicultural Series (March 7-11) and we would love your involvement. If you're entrepreneurial and have ideas or want to share your experiences or have valuable insights to share, then you're an ideal candidate to host a session at RISE.
To sign up as a session host, go to www.riseglobal.org and click on "Host a Session." If you want to be part of the Multicultural Series or brainstorm ideas for your session, feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"Trio Grosso is an early music ensemble based in Perth, Western Australia. The group comprises up to nine members who enjoy playing for medieval fairs, banquets, weddings, parties, concerts and general good times.
The group was formed by an enthusiastic group of recorder players in late 1985 to provide appropriate music for a local play that had scenes set in the 1600s. The group's name derives from the fact that a much loved early addition to the repertoire was a recorder trio arrangement of the allegro from Handel's Concerto Grosso No. 1 in G which we usually had at least six people playing (thus a rather largish trio!).
The group's repertoire largely comprises medieval and renaissance songs and dances but also encompasses folk music from many cultures and a range of modern compositions. Although the nucleus of the group is a recorder consort ranging from great bass recorder up to the tiny garklein floetlein recorder, the group also performs with a range of wind, string and percussion instruments. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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The year I turned 13 (exactly 20 years ago this month!), two very special men came into my life. While they both had long, flowing hair, androgynous costumes, a yearning for togetherness, and a flair for controversy, they couldn't have been more different. One of them was Dr. Frank-N-Furter, the Transylvanian transvestite from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The other was Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Let me explain how these two fellows wound up in my life. It was 1991 and my parents had been divorced for about seven years. I lived with my dad, but my mom would sometimes come over to our house and they would treat each other with the kind of stilted cordiality you usually reserve for people you run into at the airport—you know you know them from somewhere, but you don't want to ask their name because it might offend them and you also vaguely remember that this person may have a tendency toward violence.
I've always been the perfect example of the introvert/extrovert personality-type dilemma. When I was young I was painfully shy, to the point that I think my dad was a little concerned. He went out of his way to enroll me in extracurricular activities: karate class, art class … he even forced me to be a mime ("PLEEEEEEEEEEASE DON'T MAKE ME BE A MIIIIIME!" I'd sob on the car ride to mime class). I didn't want people to see me or know who I was. On the other hand, I loved making my friends pretend to be the band Blondie and force performances on the mailman in the lobby of our apartment building, so go figure.
To further his campaign to bring me out of my shell, my dad also encouraged me to audition for my junior high's production of The Phantom of the Opera. I secretly yearned to be onstage, but was petrified to let anyone know. My father helped me prepare, though, and I got a small part. I was over the moon! I had heard that junior high was a treasure trove of freaks and geeks, but didn't know where to find them. Turns out they were all lurking in the theater department (duh). That's how I first heard about The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
For those of you who don't know what Rocky Horror is (where have you been since 1975 aside from mostly not born?), I will try my best to explain it, though it is difficult because on one hand it is a silly piece of nonsensical fluff and on the other it is a way of life.
While it was a huge hit onstage in London in the early '70s, Rocky Horror didn't do so hot in the movie theaters upon its release in 1975. It did, however, manage to generate a crazy midnight-movie cult following a year later, which continues to thrive around the world as we speak.
At the midnight showings, a live cast of performers act out the entire movie while it plays onscreen behind them. Everyone in the audience dresses up too, sings along, shouts audience-participation dialogue, and throws props at the screen. It is a giant slice of glittery mayhem and should be experienced by all before it is too late (death). (No, the Glee tribute ep doesn't count.)
The plot, in a nutshell: Newly engaged squares Brad and Janet are so jazzed about their upcoming wedding that they decide to rush to the home of their friend, Dr. Everett Scott, to share the news. Unfortunately, their car gets a flat, so they walk over to a nearby castle hoping to use the phone, only to find there is an intergalactic science convention going on hosted by some singing, dancing aliens! Their leader, Dr. Frank-N-Furter (played by the supernova of talent that is Tim Curry), informs everyone that he likes to wear ladies' undergarments and has just created a muscle-bound stud in his lab. Then there's some murder and Mickey Mouse hats and cannibalism and everyone gets turned into a statue and winds up really horny and runs amok in fishnets and sings in a swimming pool and the castle blasts off into outer space, the end.
My best friends, fellow theater geeks Tiffany and Lisa, had snuck out one Friday night and gone to a midnight showing at the Fox Theatre on the Hill in our hometown of Boulder, Colorado. They returned with scandalous tales of feather boas, squirt guns, flying toast, loud rock music, and men in ladies' underthings. It sounded terrifying, forbidden, and deeply, profoundly awesome.
A few nights later, my dad took my brother and me to his girlfriend's house for dinner. Her name was Janice, which was hilarious because she had the same dippy, easygoing demeanor as the Muppet she shared a name with.
"Have you ever heard of something called The Rocky Horror Picture Show?" I asked over dessert.
"TOUCH-A-TOUCH-A TOUCH MEEEEE, I WANNA FEEL DIIIRTY!!!!" Janice bleated, to everyone's dismay. "Come ON!" she hollered at her ungrateful audience. She left the dining room and came back with a CD. She handed it to me: it was the Rocky Horror soundtrack. "Try that on for size," she said.
At that time I don't think I even had a CD player (remember, this was sometime between when the unicorns vanished and when the Internet was born), so I couldn't try it on for size until I was able to get to Tiffany's house. She made a cassette-tape copy for me and I played it all night long and all over the weekend. I had no idea what the hell the plot of the story was, but I later learned that wasn't really a concern.
One day after play practice Lisa and Tiffany asked me if I thought my dad would let me go to the midnight showing of Rocky Horror with them. I broke out into a cold sweat. I was dying to see it, but I was also secretly terrified. I'd never gone out without a parent before, not to mention I'd heard that newcomers to the movie had to be devirginized onstage! What did that even mean?!
That evening at home I asked my dad, "Ummm, I was wondering if it would maybe be OK if I went out with Lisa and Tiffany and some of their friends to see Rocky Horror on the Hill Friday night?"
"Taking two ladies out on the town, eh?" my dad said, waggling his eyebrows at me. I had planned a few good arguments on my behalf in case he said no, but to my surprise he immediately sad yes!
I called Lisa with the good news.
"Rad," she said. "What are you going to wear?"
"What do you think I should wear?"
"I don't know. What do you want to be devirginized in? I don't suppose you have fishnets and a garter belt?"
"Oh dang it, they're at the cleaners. I'm 13 for chrissakes, of course I don't have fishnets!"
"All right, just go as a Transylvanian, that's a safe bet. Black pants and jacket, white shirt, and a party hat."
I hung up the phone, but I couldn't shake the image of myself laid out in a white gown on a stage in front of an audience chanting: VIRGIN! VIRGIN! VIRGIN! VIRGIN!
At the time, I didn't really understand what that word meant. I'd heard it sung about in carols and talked about in church, so I knew it couldn't have anything to do with sex, which had no business being in Christmas! In fact, when it came to sex in general, I was absolutely clueless. I'm not really sure why—my father was a hip single dad who fancied himself very progressive and very permissive. Maybe that was part of the problem: he thought he was so ahead of the curve that he just assumed I knew everything already.
In the past, when I'd asked if I could stay over at Lisa's house, my dad would say, "OK, but make sure you wear a condom!" and laugh at me and wink, which made me blush nearly to the point of bleeding to death. I barely knew what a condom was. At this point I don't think I'd yet been cleared of the misconception that "oral sex" meant chatting about it (if you haven't been cleared of that misconception yet, don't be embarrassed—but just for the record, oral sex hopefully doesn't involve much talking, if any at all).
Looking back, I think there were a few contributing factors to my absolutely staggering sexual mystification. First of all, I was a late bloomer. I understood what sex was, technically, but I didn't know what anyone expected me to do about it. The surges of hormonal energy I felt never seemed to be directed at a particular object.
Also, whenever sex was mentioned in school it was always referred to in some man-lady context. Maybe I would have felt more interested in it if I knew other configurations were possible. I wasn't in denial about being gay; I just didn't get that it was an option.
Don't think I didn't hear it though, the tittering and murmuring behind my back and to my face: "Is he gay?" "Do you think he's going to grow up gay?" "Are you gay?" Or the sophisticated adults who prided themselves on being terribly open and accepting: "You're gay, right? Don't be embarrassed, it's fabulous!"
If I was too young to know what a virgin was I was also definitely too young to know what gay meant. Besides, nothing deflates the fun of self-discovery like a bunch of loudmouths with the advantage of not being you telling you just who and what you are. By the time I realized that I was attracted to men I was ready to stay in the closet for another six months like a big gay groundhog, not because I was ashamed or in denial, but because I was a teenager and was fully committed to being the opposite of whatever anyone said I was, so there!
The Friday we planned on going to the movie Tiffany handed me a note between two classes. At the top of some fringed paper ripped out of her spiral notebook, she had written, in big purple block letters: "ROCKY HORROR KIT." She then wrote out the list of props I'd need to bring to the theater for the audience participation part:


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2018 Suzuki DF200ATLW White Outboard Motor
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The NEW DF200A Four-Cylinder delivers the kind of impressive performance you expect only from a V6 Engine - But from just four cylinders, meaning it is much lighter and more efficient.
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Go Lean, Go Green, Go Suzuki.
The DF200APX is the first 147kW (200PS) outboard on the market to be available with Suzuki Precision Control drive-by-wire controls for silky smooth throttle and shift operation, and Suzuki Selective Rotation. With Suzuki Selective Rotation, dealers can set up engines in either standard or counter rotation, thanks to specially-designed gearing in the lower unit and the engine's electronic shift controls.
The stylish new cowling is designed to maximise performance by delivering cooler air directly to the engine's tuned long-track intake manifold.
Suzuki's proven Variable Valve Timing system and twin intake and exhaust valves allow the engine to breathe even more efficiently. By increasing compression of the fuel/air mixture from 9.7:1 to a ratio of 10.2:1, the power output has been automatically increased.
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2018 Suzuki DF200ATLW White Outboard Motor
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Fresh Water Flushing System
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Suzuki Troll Mode System (Optional)
Recommended Transom Height (inches): L: 20
Starting System: Electric
Weight LBS: L: 520
Engine Type: DOHC 16-Valve
Fuel Delivery System: Multi Point Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection
No. Of Cylinders: 4
Piston Displacement (cc): 2,867
Bore X Stroke (mm): 97 x 97
Maximum Output HP: 200
Operating Range (RPM): 5500-6100
Steering: Remote
Choke: N/A
Oil Pan Capacity quarts (liter): 8.5 (8.0)
Ignition System: Fully-transistorized
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Trim Position: Power Trim and Tilt
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While I do hate the fact. that the jet boat ride attraction is here and wish it would go bankrupt. Waterwolf is correct in the fact that the river tourneys are a much worse problem. I've always thought of the rivers as an escape from the stress on dealing with all the boaters on the lakes. Constant local bass tourneys with high speed boats running everywhere 3 nights a week and usually all day of saturdays on douglas lake. Now there are national bass tourneys coming here.
Now some local clubs have sprung up that invade the warm water tailwaters every weekend. This past saturday was one of them launching at 7 islands WMA access. I found out through some messaging on another forum that it started out as a small tournament for some employees at a knoxville cement plant with maybe 8-10 boats. It has grown over the past several years into 30-50 boats every sat. morning on the french broad during the spring and summer. IMO, if every boat was able to catch a limit of bass, 1 -20" smallmouth and the rest largemouth, think about how many fish would probably die after riding around, bouncing through shoals, in a tin boat waiting for a 1pm weighin time. Mortality is probably very high. Those are the spawners for the future of the fishery. I can see how that would decimate the fishery in just a few years.
I dont think many of these tournament fishermen care about mortality rates but rather just the chance to win a small bundle of cash and have some short term bragging rights with buddies. I have talked with a couple of customers at work that fish tournaments on the lakes and its all about competition and having a 40K boat to ride around in. Ive heard many complaints about the size limit on smallmouth and how they want it lowered so they can cull more in the livewell before a weigh-in.
I have expressed my concerns with TWRA via email and to several officers in person. I am happy to see they are spending more time on the rivers this year. I have seen them checking people on the lil pig on both forks recently. So far I have only seen one officer in a jon boat on FB but maybe they will keep an eye on the tourneys and the jet boat ride attraction.


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GE Capital team deemed Newtown's "fairy godmother'
GE Capital: Donates a team of executives to help handle the town's tremendous workload since the Sandy Hook shootings
NEWTOWN -- First Selectman Pat Llodra has nothing against stuffed teddy bears or the New York Yankees.
Visits from the nation's highest elected leaders are a special occasion; tens of thousands of condolences from Albany to Argentina are noteworthy gestures.
Multiply those by thousands of similar gifts, dollars, and demands, and the workload became so enormous that Llodra, an elected official hailed in Congress for her extraordinary leadership, was crying uncle.
Enter GE Capital.
Three months after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, General Electric donated a team of three executives to manage the aftermath of the tragedy, a corporate gift whose value Llodra and her fellow town and school colleagues said was incalculable. Anne Alzapiedi, Elizabeth Rallo and Thomas Kelleher, and Joni Capoccitti, a fourth team member who was assigned last month to assist interim Superintendent of Schools John Reed.
"We owe our lives to General Electric for what they've done for this town for free,'' Board of Education member John Vouros said. "It's unbelievable what they provided us. It's like fairy godmothers and godfathers running around doing whatever needs to be done ...We're very fortunate.''
These are not short-term volunteers. Three are assigned for a year; the financial officer for six months.
GE's initial offer to help came to Llodra in January.
Newtown is home to 150 GE Capital employees, leading to talks between Llodra and company officials on how it could help the town in the short-term and beyond.
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Two of the websites created by the GE Capital team are www.newtowncharities.org and www.onenewtown.org
For information related to the aftermath of the Dec. 14 shootings, contact GE Newtown project manager Anne Alzapiedi at 203-482-6974.
Llodra said she told company executives that the demands on the government, schools, and community were so "extraordinary'' that skilled management personnel were needed to cope with a broad spectrum of needs -- everything from public relations and fund and event management to long-term recovery.
"We thought things would quiet down in January, and we'd start to feel more in control, but that was not happening,'' Llodra said. "We were at a loss at how to manage it all.''
GE executives created three strategic positions and invited company employees to apply. More than 40 were interviewed.
"We hit the ground running,'' said Alzapiedi, a human resources professional and former eight-year town manager who is the team's project manager.
In the last three months, the team based in the Municipal Center has become the go-to experts on everything from community resources and services for families to answering media inquiries and requests for donations. They are responsible for managing correspondence, gifts, and scheduling of appearances and meetings of officials for all things related to the shootings. They were instrumental in the coordination of public information leading up to the Sandy Hook Elementary School task force's decision to raze the existing school and build a new facility on the site.
"There is no handbook or guide to what we're doing,'' said Kelleher, an 11-year GE veteran who lives in Newtown and has three daughters, 14, 12 and 9.
Assigned to help oversee the more than 50 charitable funds created in the wake of the tragedy, Kelleher said nothing he has done before has had such an effect on his personal life.
"These things we're doing are changing people's lives,'' said Kelleher, who created a committee to work directly with the charities to comply with state licensing requirements as well as to streamline their operations.
Kelleher created a website -- newtowncharities.org -- to list the charities and help donors select where and how to contribute. He also worked on a single-application process for those seeking financial aid.
"There is hardly a day when people don't bring you to tears,'' Rallo said of the kindnesses that still continue months after the tragedy.
Rallo is the shepherd of everything from quilts and teddy bears -- the town received 40,000 -- to distribution of thousands of tickets to major sporting and entertainment venues. In mid-July, the Fairfield Hills campus will host Nickelodeon's "Big Rush'' concert.
"The outpouring from the world has been amazing, and overwhelming, at the same time,'' Rallo said.
"No task is too small,'' Capoccitti said of her evolving role assisting Reed with his work.
Beyond precise daily duties, including dealing with correspondence and phone calls, Alzapiedi said the team's primary mission is to be "present'' for the people of Newtown, be it a family member of a victim or a Town Hall secretary. She created a website, onenewtown.org, to help citizens connect and share stories and tips about the healing process.
She is assisting the Board of Selectmen with organization of a seven-person permanent memorial committee -- 33 citizens applied -- and is already considering how best to manage and coordinate observances of the one-year anniversary of the tragedy.
The key to all the work is to be "thoughtful, reflective and really listen,'' Alzapiedi said.


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It's that time of year again, Artpace's annual Family Day celebration will be on March 22, 2014 from 1-4:30pm! This official Contemporary Art Month event hosted by Artpace, which is free and open to the public, is a chance for you, your family, and your friends to experience and create art together. Expect phenomenal artist-led workshops, tours, hands-on exhibition activities, music, food, laughter, and more! All we need to make this day a success? You! Join us for the adventure as a participant, a volunteer, or a sponsor.
This year Artpace is joined by partners The Briscoe Museum of Western Art, Guadalupe Community Cultural Center, Institute of Texan Cultures, My Art Starz, San Anto Cultural Arts, San Antonio Children's Museum, and the San Antonio Museum of Art to host one of the most interactive and exciting Family Days ever.
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West Highland White Terrier Patch
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Breed: West Highland White Terrier
Size: 4 inches tall
No. of Pages: 4
No. of Images: 8
Crochet Terms: American
Language: English
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This pattern requires small amounts of #4 weight yarn and a 3.00mm crochet hook. It requires some simple sewing and embroidery to complete.
This Patch is part of the Patchwork Puppy Project!
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Medium Solid Brass Candle Holder
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