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Before things get out of hand...
I think I should put this out there, because I'm sure alot of people will start thinking this. Just because Second Mizukage said his uses genjutsu and Yin release, does NOT mean that all genjutsu are Yin release. Example, don't go putting Yin release in Kurenai's chakra affiliation. Nothing has been confirmed except for the Second Mizukage. Sparxs77 (talk) 19:37, July 20, 2011 (UTC)
- I thought he said: "I am Yin element... in other words, a Genjutsu user!!", at least it is what he said in the mangastream translation version. So, is it a translation error? Because it sounds like both Yin and Genjustu are related in this way. Well, I think it is safe to put the Yin Release at least in his page for now. Shadow Abyss (talk) 20:06, July 20, 2011 (UTC)
ShounenSuki has left a translation in my talk page. However, I'd like to ask you all to keep this discussion in a single place, this being Talk:Second Mizukage, where discussion has already picked up some momentum. It's much more convenient for all of us if we don't have to chase make the same points and replies in several talk pages. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:59, July 20, 2011 (UTC)
Why not add the mizukage as a user?--Black-Light (talk) 17:53, July 30, 2011 (UTC)
- He's there...--Cerez365™ 18:02, July 30, 2011 (UTC)
yin yang is there wuji
Wuji is the third of the trio if theres yin in yang wuji they make balance so is it possible its a third one —This unsigned comment was made by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs) .
- Wújí is the absence of Yin–Yang. It was what was there before the Tàijí came into being and formed Yin and Yang. When there's Yin and Yang, there is no Wújí. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 18:35, September 23, 2011 (UTC)
your definition of wuju is different that it says it is emptyness and limitless the middle part yin good yang evil wuji is the middle part the gray part fusion of good in evil (18.104.22.168 (talk) 15:22, September 24, 2011 (UTC))
- There is no good and evil in Yin and Yang. it's about opposites and balance. Wújí is the absence of Yin and Yang, pure nothingness. It isn't balance, because nothingness cannot be balanced. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 17:24, September 24, 2011 (UTC)
Nine-Tails yin half
Did Naruto ever gain the Yin half of the Kyuubi or is it still in Minato??? 220.127.116.11 (talk) 16:12, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
- Yes, he found it in a box underneath his bed.--Cerez365™ 16:14, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
- It is still sealed in the death god. Jacce | Talk | Contributions 16:14, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
Read chapter 503, Minato said "permanently" sealed. Everything eaten by Death God can't return. --Elveonora (talk) 16:16, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
so, theoretically, if it was unsealed from the shinigami and sealed in another shinobi...would their be 2 jinchuurikis of the Kyuubi? 188.8.131.52 (talk) 16:16, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
This is not forums, it can't be unsealed. --Elveonora (talk) 16:18, November 24, 2011 (UTC)
Has anyone else noticed?
I think Kishimoto jumped the gun on the whole Yin Release and Yang Release. A Release is a form a chakra nature and using jutsu of that type. But if the Yin Release is thoughts dreams or imagination how does it count as a release if it doesn't actually do anything. To actually create a real life tangible effect you need to use Yang Release which are still two different Release's. Both should be counted as one release Yin-Yang Release. Yin the Spiritual Energy and Yang the Physical Energy to breath life into the jutsu. You can't do anything with either on their own and yet there is a Yin Release and a Yang Release. —This unsigned comment was made by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs) .
- Yin and Yang techniques have long been implied to deal with chakra made with different rations of mental and physical energy, from Nara clan techniques being tied with Yin and Yang and Shikamaru linking different chakra to Tayuya's techniques, which were explicitly said to have off ratios of physical and mental energies. No gun jumped. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 22:01, March 17, 2012 (UTC)
- Sign your posts with four ~ and this is a fictional manga - it doesn't have to make sense. --KiumaruHamachi (talk) 22:16, March 17, 2012 (UTC)KiumaruHamachi
- No need to erase my message. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:04, March 17, 2012 (UTC)
- Sign your posts with four ~ and this is a fictional manga - it doesn't have to make sense. --KiumaruHamachi (talk) 22:16, March 17, 2012 (UTC)KiumaruHamachi
Yin, Yang or even Yin-Yang release are most likely things that are used in Naruto constantly, but Kishi has not yet revealed more on this thus it's listed as we know it. --Elveonora (talk) 01:35, March 18, 2012 (UTC)
Shouldn't we add Yin Release to infobox of every genjutsu user?--Elveonora (talk) 20:49, October 21, 2012 (UTC)
- Nope. There's a translation by ShounenSuki somewhere in my talk page archives which deals with this. Also, you can read some discussion about it at the Second Mizukage's talk, linked a few topics above. ShounenSuki said that the Mizukage indicates that "there is little to no difference between Inton and genjutsu. He's talking as if (practically all) Inton techniques are genjutsu. An Inton user equals a genjutsu user to him. However, nothing indicates that the opposite is true. All Inton might be genjutsu, but all genjutsu are not necessarily Inton". Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 21:31, October 21, 2012 (UTC)
Even though the analogy isn't well fitting and doesn't work here, it's true that some "illusions" are also stated to be yin-yang release (Izanagi) but that's mostly an exception to this since the said one affects fate/reality, thus not being a true illusion.--Elveonora (talk) 00:42, October 22, 2012 (UTC)
- Izanagi is still considered a genjutsu, and we have one other genjutsu that is canonically known to be something different: C's genjutsu was Lightning Release, stated in the fanbook. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 22:14, October 22, 2012 (UTC)
Theres a few jutsu that use Yin release yet if someone clicks on list of Yin release jutsu or users, nothing is there. how do we change that? Riptide240 (talk) 14:37, September 3, 2014 (UTC)
Fourth Databook
In the 4th databook, it says the Uchiha inherited yin Release. What to do now?KiritoLevel96Alicization (talk) 22:37, November 1, 2014 (UTC)
- We wait for some more clarification. • Seelentau 愛 議 22:38, November 1, 2014 (UTC)
Yamanaka clan
In the article, it says the Yamanaka clan is using this for their hiden. Should we add it then to the technique articles? Iloveinoxxx (talk) 15:36, December 19, 2014 (UTC)


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Sochi 2014, Day 3 - What's on this Monday?
The women's super combined figures large on Monday's programme at Rosa Khutor, with the downhill, followed three hours later by the slalom. From there it's on to the Iceberg Skating Palace in Sochi for short track speed skating and the men's 1,500m, followed in the evening by the men's 12.5km pursuit in biathlon, the starting order for which was determined by the result of Saturday's sprint event. At the Adler Arena, meanwhile, all eyes will be on the women's 500m, with the men's moguls bringing the day to a spectacular close beneath the floodlights at the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park.
Flashback to Vancouver 2010:
Alexandre Bilodeau (CAN) opens the host nation's account
Alpine skiing, women's super combined: For the first time in a Winter Games super combined event, the downhill and slalom elements took place in the same day. Excellent in both disciplines, Germany's Maria Höfl-Riesch dominated throughout, clocking an overall time that was almost a second faster than her nearest rival Julia Mancuso of the USA, who took her silver medal count in Vancouver to two. Meanwhile, Sweden's Anja Pärson bounced back from a dramatic wipe-out in the downhill three days earlier to claim bronze. Höfl-Riesch arrives at Sochi 2014 as hot favourite to defend her title.
Short track speed skating, men's 1,500m: Korea Republic seemed all set for a clean sweep at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum only for Si-Bak Sung and Ho-Suk Lee to collide and fall on the last bend, leaving their compatriot Jung-Su Lee to cross the line all on his own in first and the American duo of Apolo Anton Ohno and JR Celski to take silver and bronze respectively.
Speed skating, men's 500m: There was another gold for the Republic of Korea in the men's 500m at the Richmond Olympic Oval as Tae-Bum Mo celebrated his 21st birthday in the best possible style, winning Olympic gold by 0.16 and 0.19 seconds respectively from Japan's Keiichiro Nagashima and Joji Kato respectively. The 2013 world champion at the distance, Mo has every chance of defending his title at the Adler Arena.
Biathlon, men's 12.5km pursuit: After coming eighth in the sprint, a full minute and 12 seconds behind the winner Vincent Jay, Sweden's Björn Ferry turned in a storming performance to catch the Frenchman on the final lap of the pursuit and win his country's first men's biathlon gold in 50 years. Jay was also caught and overtaken by Austria's Christophe Sumann and had to settle for bronze, his second medal in two days.
Freestyle skiing, men's moguls: Producing a double full for his first jump and a breathtaking back X for his second, while eating up the moguls in between, Alexandre Bilodeau secured Canada's first gold medal at Vancouver 2010 in impressive style. Taking second place behind him was Australia's defending Olympic champion Dale Begg-Smith, with the USA's Bryon Wilson third. Fresh from scoring three consecutive World Cup wins in the lead-up to Sochi 2014, Bilodeau will be confident of retaining his title.

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While Samuel L. Jackson's role in the upcoming superhero epic The Avengers certainly won't hurt his status as "highest grossing actor ever," that doesn't mean the veteran will neglect his acting roots. Jackson once again teams with director Quentin Tarantino for Django Unchained later this year, a movie which draws inspiration from some of the ugliest events in American history. While we've brought you some good looking images of Christoph Waltz in character and of the first teaser poster, the plot itself is a bit on the ugly side. It revolves around Django, a freed slave (Jamie Foxx) and Dr. King Schultz, a German-born bounty hunter (Waltz) who are out to rescue Django's wife, Broomhilda (Kerry Washington). Jackson plays a "house slave" of plantation owner, Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio). The outstanding cast also includes Kurt Russell, Garrett Dillahunt, Walton Goggins, RZA, M.C. Gainey, Dennis Christopher, Gerald McRaney, Laura Cayouette, Don Johnson, Tom Savini, and Sacha Baron Cohen. Django Unchained opens December 25th. Hit the jump to see what Jackson had to say about how Tarantino aims to handle the sensitive subject matter.
Jackson addressed the issue of slavery in the following interview with THR, which is followed by the official synopsis for Django Unchained:
Set in the South two years before the Civil War, "Django Unchained" stars Academy Award®-winner Jamie Foxx as Django, a slave whose brutal history with his former owners lands him face-to-face with German-born bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (Academy Award®-winner Christoph Waltz). Schultz is on the trail of the murderous Brittle brothers, and only Django can lead him to his bounty. The unorthodox Schultz acquires Django with a promise to free him upon the capture of the Brittles – dead or alive.
Success leads Schultz to free Django, though the two men choose not to go their separate ways. Instead, Schultz seeks out the South's most wanted criminals with Django by his side. Honing vital hunting skills, Django remains focused on one goal: finding and rescuing Broomhilda (Kerry Washington), the wife he lost to the slave trade long ago.
Django and Schultz's search ultimately leads them to Calvin Candie (Academy Award®-nominee Leonardo DiCaprio), the proprietor of "Candyland," an infamous plantation where slaves are groomed by trainer Ace Woody (Kurt Russell) to battle each other for sport. Exploring the compound under false pretenses, Django and Schultz arouse the suspicion of Stephen (Academy Award®-nominee Samuel L. Jackson), Candie's trusted house slave. Their moves are marked, and a treacherous organization closes in on them. If Django and Schultz are to escape with Broomhilda, they must choose between independence and solidarity, between sacrifice and survival…
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Frederick DouglassA professor of political science at Northern Illinois University, Dr. S. Adam Seagrave ('05), has written a thoughtful article for The Public Discourse about the present state of the pro-life movement:
In a manner similar to the case of slavery as outlined by Douglass, there are two simple points that, once admitted, join to condemn clearly the practice of abortion: (1) the embryo is a human being from the moment of conception, and (2) all human beings have a natural right to life.…
The problem is that the younger and less developed the embryo is, the less it excites what some have called our "moral sense," our sympathy with it as another human being like us. And as Hume correctly notes, human beings tend to be moved more by their passions and feelings, including the so-called "moral sense," than by their intellectual understanding of the world when determining their actions. Even if our reason and common sense tell us clearly — as they undoubtedly do — that the embryo is a human being with the right to life, our moral sense or sympathy lets us off the hook.
So where does this leave pro-life advocates? How can we bridge the Humean — and human — gap between intellectual understanding and actual practice in our nation? The answer lies in the parallel between the issue of abortion and those of slavery and subsequent civil rights. The pro-life movement needs to model more closely in its organization and practices the antebellum abolition movement and the civil rights movement in order to achieve similar success in ending the evil of abortion.
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In Switzerland, there is a private credit money – the WIR – used by nearly 60,000 businesses that settled close to £890m of payments in 2011. But if Bitcoin is neither the world's first virtual money nor its first private money, what about its most important claim of all, the thing that got the Winklevosses involved – the claim that while a central bank running the printing presses at full blast is certain to destroy the value of conventional money, the strictly hard-coded limit on Bitcoin issuance will make it the only money that can keep your nest egg completely safe? At stake here is the central question about money: what determines its value? The answer does not support Bitcoin's ambitious claims. If money is transferable credit, it is just a promise to pay. The value of such promises is not governed by the laws of supply and demand which determine the price of goods in the market. Like any other kinds of promises, their value derives from the trustworthiness of the issuer. 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Saint Josaphat (also known as Iosaphat or Ioasaph) is said to have lived and died in the 3rd century or 4th century in India.
According to legend, a King Abenner or Avenier in India persecuted the Christian church in his realm, founded by the Apostle Thomas. When astrologers predicted that his own son would someday become a Christian, Abenner had the young prince Josaphat isolated from external contact. Despite the imprisonment, Josaphat met the hermit Saint Barlaam and converted to Christianity. Josaphat kept his faith even in the face of his father's anger and persuasion. Eventually, Abenner himself converted, turned over his throne to Josaphat, and retired to the desert to become a hermit. Josaphat himself later abdicated and went into reclusion with his old teacher Baarlam.
The story of Josaphat and Baarlam was popular in the Middle Ages, appearing in such works as the Golden Legend. Josaphat and Barlaam were canonized in the Roman Catholic Church (feast day November 27) and are recognized among the Eastern Orthodox.
Wilfred Cantwell Smith traced the story from a second to fourth-century Sanskrit Mahayana Buddhist text, to a Manichee version, to an Arabic Muslim version, to an eleventh century Christian Georgian version, to a Christian Greek version, and from there into Western European languages. He traced Josaphat's name from the Sanskrit term bodhisattva via the Middle Persian bodasif.
Published works
- John Damascene. Barlaam and Ioasaph. (ISBN 0674990382)
- John Damascene. The Precious Pearl: the Lives of Saints Barlaam and Ioasaph. (ISBN 1884729231)


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Viva's hot list for 2013
Diaries at the ready! From fashion to film, music to must-reads, and comedy imports to culinary treats — there's just so much that's exciting us about the year ahead.
On the food scene
We're picking 2013 will see our top chefs start taking a fresh look at vegetarian food, not as a fad but as a way of giving a healthier, more challenging slant to their repertoire. It's rumoured Michael Meredith may even open a 100 per cent vegetarian restaurant. Stand by for creations that are both vital and dazzling and made to make us feel good.
Festivals are always worth putting in the diary and the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival (March 2013) can't be beaten for sheer star quality and range of events within the city during festival weeks. Last year it was all about Fire, this year it's all things Earthly. Also worth checking out will be the Healthy Living Show in Auckland later in the year and the inaugural NZ Edible Garden Show in Hawkes Bay in spring.
Bagels will be big this year if Al Brown has anything to do with it. He's setting up a New York deli in Federal St, near his famously popular Depot Eatery, and making his own real deal bagels from a bakery in the hip space formerly pegged for the Rhubarb Lane development, now City Works Depot.
The same complex, in Wellesley St West, is one to watch for more exciting food ventures in 2013 with TV's Michael Van de Elzen of Food Truck fame parking the van in the site that was previously Secret Garden.
Keep an eye out for more artisan dairy suppliers to join Lewis Road Creamery, that smoking everything will continue, that we'll learn to age our meat properly, that green drinks will be everywhere now we all understand their enormous, life-giving properties, and raw food will continue to rise in popularity. We'll understand that going, and growing, local still makes the most sense, that eating is set to become more casual, but fine dining will always win our hearts and we predict that some of our top restaurants will even join the pop-up trend.
Here's to a great year of food adventures!
The beauty news
Marni is the latest fashion house to join the lucrative fragrance business with the launch of their scent next month. The bottle, covered in Marni's signature polka dots, was inspired by a vintage bottle designer Consuelo Castiglioni found in a flea market. No word yet on whether we'll get it here.
Elsewhere in fashion and beauty partnerships is an exciting makeup line from Lanvin's Alber Elbaz in collaboration with Lancome, set to be released here and worldwide on June 15.
One to watch: Jordan Rondel
She has built up a strong following with The Caker, her specialty handmade cake and baking company that focuses on organic ingredients and has seen her bake for clients like Kate Sylvester, Glassons, Lucy and the Powder Room and Universal Music - and soon she'll have her own cookbook, with the release of The Caker: 50 New and Unusual Cake Recipes (Random House) in April, featuring photography by our own Babiche Martens.
Making moves
2012 was all about Britomart, but expect Ponsonby to be this year's retail precinct.Karen Walker will move her Ponsonby boutique down the road into the premium corner space formerly occupied by takeaway joint Murder Burger, opposite the new retail development currently in construction Lot 3 which will be a mix of offices and boutique fashion stores. Meanwhile in Mt Eden, the Bloc development will expand, with the addition of homewares store Douglas & Bec moving in with current tenants Collect-ed by LeeAnn Yare, Bo Concept, Citta Design, Cool Food Cafe, Pencil Boutique and World Beauty.
Music: New albums
Rapper Azealia Banks - she of 212 fame and a fashion industry favourite - is set to release her debut album, called Broke With Expensive Taste, early in the year.
The year of pop? Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake and Destiny's Child are all making musical comebacks, while Lady Gaga will release Artpop at some stage too - which will reportedly include a collaboration with Banks, and a film by photographer Terry Richardson documenting the album's creation.
The Strokes, who influenced a range of designers in their heyday, will return after a five-year hiatus with a new album by the end of the year.
Anika Moa, Boh Runga and Hollie Smith, three strong women in voice and personality who also happen to be mega-babes, have combined talents to release a debut album, Peace of Mind, on February 1.
Centre stage
The Royal New Zealand Ballet marks 60 years of dance with year-long celebrations. In February they will debut Made to Move, three new works celebrating the joy of dance, with the year's centrepiece performance of Swan Lake (pictured) in July.
Also on the cultural radar? The Auckland Triennial opens in May, with 35 artists from 15 countries on show at the Auckland Art Gallery and other sites around the city. Curator Hou Hanru has asked artists, collectives and architects to interpret the cultural, social, architectural and urban characteristics of the city. In March the city will be bustling with artistic atmosphere, with theatre, dance, music, visual arts and more as part of the Auckland Arts Festival, with the Auckland Fringe Festivalbeginning February 15.
Book club
New Zealand-born illustrator Kelly Thompson will release Darkness of Noon in March, a collaboration with photographer Derek Henderson featuring nudes of model Zippora Seven in photographic and illustrative form. This will be launched at the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival and locally at The Department Store on May 30. Local hair expert Richard Kavanagh will also release a book in March: Love Your Hair (Random House) will feature "recipes" for 24 hair styles.
Other fashion-focused coffee-table books for 2013 include Pattern (Phaidon), which showcases 100 of the world's top designers (and comes with its own shoulder bag), and Philip Treacy by Kevin Davies (Phaidon), a photographic archive of the world-famous milliner, while Vogue's Andre Leon Talley will release Little Black Dress (Rizzoli), a celebration and history of fashion's favourite garment.
Must-see drama
What with The Killing and Homeland, 2012 is going to be a hard act to follow television-wise. But don't panic: there are highlights on the horizon. With Jane Campion as director and Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss starring as a young detective, the six-part Top of the Lake which was shot around Queenstown, has stellar credentials (UKTV in March). Jeremy Piven takes the title role in Mr Selfridge about the flamboyant department store founder (TV One later in the year), while the stylish Kerry Washington plays crisis manager Olivia Pope in Scandal (TV One) - cue modern working girl wardrobe of power suits, platform heels and a great many coat. Sex and the City fans will be excited to hear that The Carrie Diaries, following Carrie Bradshaw's teen years, is screening now at TVNZ On Demand.
On our radar
Fashion is all about the new. Look out for these fresh faces this year.
Georgia Alice by Georgia Currie. Modern minimalism from this young designer, who has the backing of influential local fashion PR agency Showroom 22 - winter is her debut collection, and she's already dressed Samantha Hayes for the red carpet.
Eugenie by Liz Wilson. The former design assistant to Karen Walker has worked with various local designers on textile designs, but last year released one of the most interesting collections we've seen locally for a while, under the name Eugenie. That was a concept collection, made to develop her aesthetic and ideas and unfortunately won't be sold - but here's hoping this talent expands her talents further this year.
Arielle Mermin. We liked her groovy 1970s inspired collection at NZ Fashion Week last year, both wearable and cool - the cropped pant suits were memorable, but it's the silk dresses that will be worn most.
It will be sold through Made boutique and Dalston boutiques.
Three trends to try
1. Monochrome. Where Marc Jacobs goes, we all tend to follow, eventually. So when he showed 1960s-inspired black and white stripes for spring/summer 2013 it was clear monochrome would be big. Go vertical or horizontal, or cheat by tossing a white coat over a black ensemble.
2. Grunge. "Come as you are," sang Kurt Cobain in the 1990s. It seems Dries van Noten just got the message. His spring collection, a luxe homage to grunge, is one of our favourites. Get out your plaid shirt, but this time team it with a spangly skirt.
3. Ruffles. Gucci, Givenchy, Balenciaga, Marni and Chloe are flouncing about for spring/summer 2013 with oversized, statement-making ruffles. An update on the traditionally girly frill - with the exception of Chloe - these are more sculptural adornments, accenting otherwise
minimal looks.
Style it girls
Her boss Lena Dunham may be the one everyone's talking and writing long-winded essays about, but our early pick for this year's fashion favourite is Girls star Zosia Mamet. The actress already has two hip shows on her resume - she also plays Lifemagazine assistant photo editor Joyce Ramsay on Mad Men - and off-screen has quietly become the most stylish and interesting of the "girls", favouring cool brands like Carven and Lanvin. She's also got the unimpressed fashion face perfected.
First chance to buy
Raf Simons' move to Dior and Hedi Slimane's to Saint Laurent were the big fashion stories of 2012 - and late January sees the first opportunity to get your hands on their debut ready-to-wear collections. Hang on to that Christmas money! The first Dior flagship store opens in Sydney this week.
First chance to see
Designer musical chairs continues into 2013, with much anticipation for Alexander Wang's first collection for Balenciaga to be shown in Paris in February. Recent collections for his namesake label have shown a design maturity, but is his talent developed enough to translate into a storied fashion house like Balenciaga?
Expect the beginning of global expansion from London-based designer Christopher Kane too, after partnering with global luxury conglomerate PPR earlier this month - expectations are high for his first collection since the announcement, to be shown in London in February. Also debuting early this year? J.W. Anderson's collection for Versace's younger line, Versus - incidentally, a role previously held by Kane.
Style on show
1980s fashion will be the focus of a major V&A show in London in July, showcasing the relationship between the underground club scene and fashion and its ongoing influence, through magazines like i-D, designers like John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood, and flamboyant club-goer and performance artist Leigh Bowery. That follows a showcase of David Bowie's archive - from original costumes to instruments - in March.
Also in London, The Design Museum pays homage to Paul Smith with a retrospective in
November - while London's punk history will no doubt be on display at The Costume Institute in New York with the Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibition opening in May.
Closer to home, the Auckland Museum will celebrate 25 years of the World of Wearable Arts with Off the Wall, showcasing 20 showstopping costumes from the event's history chosen by founder Suzie Moncrieff and Weta Workshop's Sir Richard Taylor. From February 22.
Giving lip
Karen Walker's Runway Coral lipstick, a colour cooked up with Clinique for her February 2012 New York Fashion Week show and then added to the range, will finally hit the shelves in New Zealand mid-year.
Women on film
Helen Mirren stars alongside Anthony Hopkins in Hitchcock, a love story about the legendary director and his wife Alma, while Amanda Seyfried takes on the role of porn star Linda Lovelace in Lovelace. Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz and Mila Kunis play a trio of witches in The Wizard of Oz prequel Oz: The Great and Powerfulin March. Chloe Moretz stars in the remake of the horror film Carrie, alongside Julianne Moore, in April. Later in the year, Naomi Watts will play Diana, Princess of Wales in Diana, and Christina Applegate returns as Veronica Corningstone inAnchorman: The Legend Continues.
Baz Luhrmann's highly anticipated adaptation of The Great Gatsby is set to be released around May, with Carey Mulligan as Daisy Buchanan and Isla Fisher as Myrtle - look out for costumes reflecting the decadence of the 1920s, given a modern fashion makeover. Designer Miuccia Prada has reworked 40 dresses from the Prada and Miu Miu archives for the film, while Tiffany & Co has provided Mulligan's jewellery.
Non-fiction picks
• Siri Hustvedt, Joan Bakewell and Susie Orbach are among the 50 women writing in Fifty Shades of Feminism (Little, Brown). Out in March.
• Guardian writer Hadley Freeman releases her second book mid-year, with Be Awesome (Fourth Estate), a guide for modern women - with topics like "How to read women's magazines without wanting to grow a penis" to "Beyond the armpit: A guide to being a modern day feminist".
• Anchee Min, whose memoir Red Azalea told of her childhood in Mao's China, picks up her story again in The Cooked Seed (Bloomsbury). Out in June.
• Geordie Greig revisits hi-s regular breakfasts with Lucian Freud in Breakfast with Lucian (Jonathan Cape). Out in May.
Must-read fiction
• Rebecca Miller returns with Jacob's Folly (Canongate), following the intertwined fates of Long Islanders living in separate centuries. Out in March.
• Lionel Shriver is back with Big Brother (HarperCollins), a novel about a woman who risks her marriage to help her obese brother. Out in May.
• In June, the prize-winning author Evie Wyld is back with All the Birds Singing(Jonathan Cape), about the sole inhabitant of a remote island.
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Microsoft has issued Security Advisory (977377) to address a publicly disclosed vulnerability in the Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocols. The TLS and SSL protocols are implemented in several Microsoft products, both client and server. Currently Microsoft has concluded that it affects all supported versions of Windows: Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Server 2003 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Vista (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Server 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit), and Windows Server 2008 R2. Microsoft says it will update the advisory as the investigation progresses.
This warning should not be confused with the 13 Security Bulletins fixing 26 vulnerabilities Microsoft released today on this month's Patch Tuesday; the company is simply stating that it is investigating the flaw. Microsoft also makes sure to note that since the issue implicates an Internet standard, the company recognizes that it affects multiple vendors and is working on a coordinated response with its partners in the Internet Consortium for Advancement of Security on the Internet (ICASI).
Redmond also underlined that it is currently unaware of any attacks trying to use the vulnerability, is actively monitoring the situation, and may provide a security update on an upcoming Patch Tuesday or an out-of-cycle patch once it is ready. The next Patch Tuesday is scheduled for March 9, 2010.
In the meantime, Microsoft listed two mitigating factors for the vulnerability:
- Web servers running Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 or later in the default configuration are not affected by this vulnerability, as they are only affected when configured to require mutual authentication (an uncommon configuration).
- Customers are only affected when an attacker is able to successfully conduct a man-in-the-middle attack by exploiting another vulnerability, such as a local subnet attack or DNS spoofing.
Microsoft also outlined two workarounds in the security advisory for Web servers running IIS 6 and later that are affected because they require mutual authentication by requesting a client certificate. Enabling the SSLAlwaysNegoClientCert setting will cause IIS to prompt the client for a certificate upon the initial connection, and does not require a server-initiated renegotiation. The downside is that setting this flag will require the client to authenticate prior to loading any element from the SSL-protected website and will thus cause the browser to always prompt the user for a client certificate upon connecting. Alternatively, the company is offering an update which lets system administrators disable TLS and SSL renegotiation functionality (available at KB977377). Microsoft admits, however, that renegotiation is required functionality for some applications so it doesn't recommend that this workaround be used for wide implementation (and should be tested rigorously before any implementation).


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Meeting Multiple Corporate Objectives07 June, 2011 | (01 hr)
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Companies are under pressure from all stakeholders to have all programs/operations reflect their market/customers and/or employee base. Hiring and HR managers must demonstrate this commitment as must community affairs/philanthropy initiatives. Companies are now looking to these two departments to help achieve the diversity and inclusion goals that the marketplace expects of best in class companies.
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Audience: Human Resources professionals responsible for Diversity & Inclusion, corporate foundation and philanthropy executives responsible for community outreach, and public affairs executives responsible for community relations.
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Pace's Midtown Center is located at the beautiful and historic Fred F. French building on Fifth Ave., just blocks away from Grand Central Station and Times Square. This location hosts the Masters in Publishing degree program due to its proximity to major publishing houses. There is also a selection of weekday and evening classes and certificate programs.
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Reaching a significant milestone in comprehensive cardiovascular care for the people of our community, Lexington Medical Center has become the most experienced hospital in the Midlands for transcatheter aortic valve replacement, known as TAVR. The procedure allows doctors to replace the heart's aortic valve with a catheter instead of open heart surgery.
Lexington Medical Center is celebrating the one-year anniversary of beginning its TAVR program. So far, the hospital has performed more than 60 TAVR procedures, more than any other hospital in the Midlands. TAVR is considered the greatest advance in cardiology since coronary angioplasty.
Currently, TAVR is for patients with severe aortic stenosis who are high-risk candidates for open heart surgery because of their age, history of heart disease, or other health issues."We feel so lucky to be able to help these people, many of whom are debilitated by heart failure and did not have any good options in the past," said Dr. Robert Leonardi of Lexington Cardiology at Lexington Medical Center, who works with a team of clinicians on the hospital's TAVR team.
Patients with severe aortic stenosis have a narrowed aortic valve that does not allow blood to flow efficiently. As the heart works harder to pump enough blood through the smaller opening in the valve, the heart eventually becomes weak. Over time, that can lead to life-threatening heart problems.
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The numbers are in from Unbridled Books catchy 25 e-books for 25c promotion.
For those who missed this one it was a partnership between Unbridled Books and the ABA (American Booksellers Association) in which independent bookstores across the country that where set up for e-book commerce could offer a range of books from the publisher for 25 cents each.
During the three day event 145 independent bookstores sold a total of 15,807 e-books (this number does not include the e-books sold at Powells or other large shops that do not use the ABA e-commerce platform).
Though acknowledging that the model is indeed unsustainable ABA's COO, Len Vlahos, proclaimed the promotion as an "unparalleled success," He said "This experiment did demonstrate that consumers are interested in buying e-books from independent bookstores."
Back in 1999, my brother, wife and I started an online clothing company called bargainclothing.com. It was becoming apparent that buying stuff over the internet was shaping up to be a budget conscious activity. Though the company didn't survive the burst of the dot-com bubble, it did have quite a nice run and was consistently ranked among the top 20 online destinations for apparel. Why?, the clothes were inexpensive. Buying things online was all about price point. We could offer the same clothing you would find in your local department store but for less money. Think Amazon, who at that time was billed as Earth's Biggest Bookstore.
So, it comes as no surprise that thousands of readers would flock to the websites of independent booksellers to partake in 25 cent e-books. Yes, there was an uptick in sales of other "regularly" priced e-books and some of those new customers will return in the future but I am not so sure how healthy a promotion this will turn out to be for the trade long term. It says a lot more about the nature of saving money online then buying independent. Essentially, these bookstores became penny-sellers for 3 days and one needs to look no further than how damaging the penny-selling model has been to the non-new book business.
My head is still spinning trying to figure out how something that is completely unsustainable can by an unparallelled success.
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Andrew Hilton is an Associate Professor of the Practice in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University. He has taught at Duke since 2012, and prior to that he was an advisory engineer at IBM. Among the courses Professor Hilton teaches at Duke is ECE 551, an intensive introduction to programming course that successfully prepares graduate students with no programming experience to learn programming and go on to complete more advanced programming courses. In recognition for excellence in teaching in the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke, Professor Hilton received the Klein Family Distinguished Teaching Award in 2015. Professor Hilton holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania.


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Feeding Families in New Orleans
Annual meeting delegates volunteer at a local food bank to help provide emergency food assistance
July 1, 2010
By Cindy Long
On a muggy, drizzly southern Louisiana morning, a busload of volunteers departed from the Ernest N. Memorial Convention Center to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana. Their mission: pack boxes of food to deliver to the soup kitchens, church pantries, homeless shelters, and other social services agencies that feed the area's hungry.
"We've been doing this at every Annual Meeting since 1999," says Cathy Savage, a retired special education teacher from the Ithaca City School District. "We've grown and evolved into a dedicated group of community service delegates who volunteer at a Food Bank, at a Ronald McDonald House, or on a Habitat for Humanity project in each of NEA's annual meeting host cities."
Cathy Savage of Ithaca, New York, has been organizing annual meeting outreach activities at the NEA Annual Meeting since 1999.
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This year's projects at the food bank and at a Habitat for Humanity construction site in Slidell, a few miles outside of New Orleans, were especially meaningful for the volunteer delegates. Not only does a massive oil spill threaten the livelihoods of shrimpers, oyster and fishermen, but this summer also marks the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
"On our way to the convention center, we drove through some of the hardest hit areas of the city, and five years later, they're still recovering," says Amy Harrison, a special education teacher at Reedy Fork Elementary School. "They still have blue tarps on their roofs, or tents in their yards. They're not even close to being back from that storm, and a new season has just started."
Harrison says she's always engaged in community service because she believes it is part of her job as an educator – not only to give back to her community, but to provide an example to her students.
Mary Clair, a Spanish and ELL teacher from Las Vegas, agrees. She's the community service advisor at her middle school. But she also wants to help the children of New Orleans.
Mary Clair of Las Vegas, Nevada, helps inspect salvaged groceries for distribution to hungry families in New Orleans.
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"This city has been hard hit," she says. "We're here, so let's help. They're our children, too. We may be feeding one of our future leaders, and if I can help them and this community by providing food and nourishment for the few days I'm here, well then that's what I'm going to do."
If you want to help, you can visit the Annual Meeting's Food Bank Booth, located in Hall F of the convention center. The booth will operate from July 1-6 and will serve as a central donation point. State delegations are encouraged to promote fundraisers to support the booth, which has been an NEA tradition since the 1970's.
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The FELDER saw unit "104" Manufactured entirely from cast iron, the new Felder "104" saw unit fulfils the highest demands of modern woodworking.
NEW: Saw spindle moulders from the Felder 700 series
Panel saw and tilting spindle moulder – with the KF 700 saw-spindle moulder Felder has combined two top quality professional woodworking machines forming an unbeatable combination. Innovative detail solutions, tried and tested Felder technology and perfect components for perfect woodworking.
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The FELDER saw unit "104" Manufactured entirely from cast iron, the new Felder "104" saw unit fulfils the highest demands of modern woodworking.
The patented tilt segment "Easy-Glide" fulfills the highest requirements in businesses and industries. A precise, guided, doublesided support, guarantees maximum load bearing and tolerance free tilting and is absolutely maintenance free. A special, highly durable synthetic material situated in the guide of the tilting segment ensures extremely smooth movement and long-lasting precision. The tilting guide system, a synthetic material tried and tested in aerospace and lock construction, works without the requirement of lubrication and is totally resistant to dust. With a 6 year factory guarantee this Felder component offers reliabilty for many years to come.
The electronically balanced saw arbor with dual bearing seat system is powered via a Poly-V belt. This combination results in an almost perfect transmission of power to the saw blade.
The Felder 700 Series saw unit is fully compatible with dado tooling. Thanks to removable flanges and table insert, the Felder designed, fully adjustable dado cutters can be used.
The fully electrical "Power-Drive" control offers exact adjustment and repeat accuracy. The saw blade height and the angle settings can be adjusted at the turn of a knob, the fine setting adjustments are carried out to tenth of a millimetre accuracy using a push button. Red LED digits display the current position in real time on the control panel.
For chip free cutting of laminated panels. The saw blade can be mechanically or electrically driven and can be set in both height and lateral position.
The continuously developed linear guiding system from Felder has been astounding woodworkers since 1990. The high quality format sliding table guiding technology "X-Roll" comes with a 10 year Felder guarantee and offers amazing operating smoothness and is completely maintenance free. The 'x' design of the position of the roller bearings ensures that they move smoothly along hardened guides.
The fence allows tooling of a maximum diameter of 230 mm to be used. The fine adjustment can be set between -5 to +25 mm. The extraction of the chips is done via the integrated extraction connection.
For a convenient option we can equip your Felder 700 Series machine with start buttons for the main and scoring blades.
Highest operating safety and maximum flexibility when processing large dimensioned workpieces: the Felder overhead saw guard can be swung away easily and is always there where it is required.
The crosscut fence 1100 mm for crosscuts between +45° and –45°. The fence can be attached to the sliding table without the use of tools. The end stop provides you with the exact 90° position. The bevelled mitre scale with accurate readout is visible from the operating area, enabling setting of the required crosscut value. The large crosscut fence stops are constructed in such a way that a small tongue on the stop fits perfectly into a groove on the fence. This keeps the stop firmly in place for both straight and mitered cuts.
The rip capacity comes at 800 mm or optional 1250 mm. The rip fence almost hovers over the table. The single handed quick clamping and fine adjusment systems ensure quick and accurate setting of the rip fence. The easy to read rip scale is perfectly integrated into the saw table. The aluminium rip fence plate can be moved backwards to optimise the feed of workpieces. When working with narrow and thin cuts of wood or with the saw blade tilted, it can be inverted and used in the lying position.
The rip fence can be fitted with an electronic digital display. The perfect integration of the electronic unit allows you to turn the display around 90°, so the values can be clearly seen and read from the operating area. Additional functions such as the input of incremental measurements make your daily working life easier.
Increase your working surface area as needed – Felder System Table Extensions Since their invention in 1969, Felder system table extensions have become a very common and useful choice for many Felder owners. Within seconds and without the use of tools, you are able to increase the working surface of your Felder.
The Felder 700 Series spindle aggregate sets standards that are unparalleled.
Large dimensioned and designed for maximum load bearing capacity, the aluminium format sliding table "hovers" on the "X-Roll", a highly developed guiding technology. The X shape ("X-Roll") design of the rollers distributes the load optimally on all sides. The linear surface of the steel rollers running on the hardened and ground guiding surface guarantees unbeatable precision and smoothness. "X-Roll" will guarantee you the quality and precision that you expect from your new tilting spindle moulder. Another reason to choose Felder: 10 year factory guarantee to underline the reliability of "X-Roll".
Similarly, the saw blade height and angle settings can be set to an accuracy of a tenth of a millimetre. For fine tuning there is also a push button and a clear LED display screen to show you the actual current value.
Your Felder spindle tilts "rearward" for operational comfort and the additional following reasons:
Advantages of the Felder spindle quick change system:
Additional to the parallel guiding of the spindle fence the MULTI-adjustment system also enables
The large table opening allows for maximum operator safety. For large dimension tooling, as used for tenoning and panel raising, the cutterblock can be conveniently positioned below the table.
The safety bar guides are great for end-grain work (optional).
The use of a power feeder ensures that standard work when moulding can be carried out cleanly and precisely
The Felder device for tilting the feeder away means the power feeder always remains on the machine and can be used at any time with no difficulties.
Aluminium table extension with P-coupling "Single lever" clamping system: fast and simple assembly without tools
OUTSTANDING! The patented double mitre gauge from Felder allows for mitre cuts on pieces of differing widths and at any angle. Really easy to use: simply type in the desired angle as well as the widths of your workpieces on the keyboard. Immediately, you will receive the settings and can set the electronic double mitre gauge accordingly. The fence stop on the fence can be adjusted up to 1350 mm with the scale. Regardless of the angles set, the length compensating vernier scale allows you to compensate for the workpiece length.


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Travel to Texas with United Airlines from over 200 airports within the United States and an additional 100 airports internationally. Texas offers some of the largest and most diverse cities in the U.S. as well as plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors. For top service and a great inflight experience, book your flights to Texas with United today.
Explore Austin (AUS) like a true local — on a bike — to see the city's architecture, breweries and green spaces. Visit Barton Springs Pool, a natural pool fed from underground springs, which has bathhouses and an exhibit tracing its roots to Native American settlers.
Enjoy the Gulf of Mexico in Corpus Christi (CRP) and Padre Island National Seashore, a nearby barrier island. Go fishing or simply relax along Corpus Christi Bay. In town, learn about Selena, a famous singer who lived in Corpus Christi, at the Selena Museum.
Take in nature in the heart of Dallas (DFW) at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, with 66 acres situated on White Rock Lake. See the Dallas Heritage Village, an immersive historical experience.
Wander just outside of El Paso (ELP) to Franklin Mountains State Park, perfect for seeing native wildlife, hiking, camping or climbing. Chamizal National Memorial is home to an amphitheater and museum covering the history of this border region.
Have an urban experience in Houston (IAH), the most diverse city in the U.S. Stroll Chinatown and the famous Montrose neighborhood to sample dishes from the city's booming food scene. Don't skip the Houston Museum District, a cultural hub with venues exploring topics from African-American culture to natural science.
Fly to Laredo (LRD) to experience the influence from nearby Mexico. Swim, fish or relax at Lake Casa Blanca International State Park, or visit the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum to see 19th-century artifacts.
In McAllen (MFE), scout for rare birds around a Spanish Revival mansion at Quinta Mazatlan. Learn about the native flora and fauna and take in Latin American art at the International Museum of Art and Science.
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Celeriac, potato & rosemary gratin
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- kcal685
- fat59g
- saturates33g
- carbs31g
- sugars9g
- fibre6g
- protein9g
- salt0.75g
- 6 rashers bacon, chopped (optional)
Bacon is pork that has been cured one of two ways: dry or wet. It can be bought as both rashers…
- 420ml double cream
- 350ml milk
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- 2 garlic cloves, sliced
- 1 tbsp rosemary, finely chopped
Rosemary's intense, fragrant aroma has traditionally been paired with lamb, chicken and game…
- 1 red chilli, deseeded and sliced
- 1 tbsp Dijon mustard
- 1 celeriac (about 500g) peeled, quartered and thinly sliced
The unsung hero of the vegetable world, knobbly, odd-shaped celeriac has a subtle, celery-like…
- 500g potatoes, peeled and very thinly sliced
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Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Grill the bacon, if using, until cooked and lightly brown, then set aside.
Bring cream, milk, garlic, rosemary, chilli and mustard to the boil in a medium saucepan, then turn off.
Pour a little of the cream mixture onto the bottom of an ovenproof gratin dish. Arrange a layer of celeriac, scatter with bacon, then season. Pour over some more of the cream mixture and repeat the same process, alternating potato and celeriac, finishing with a layer of potato. Cover with the remainder of cream mixture, then bake for 1-1¼ hrs, until golden and vegetables are tender when a knife is stuck in. Leave to sit for 5 mins, then serve.
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San Jose, CA –The San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) is proud to present the second annual NextNew opening on August 8th at our new location: 560 South First Street. This year, we have asked five well-established Bay Area new media artists to each choose a "next new" artistic talent on the horizon. NextNew2006: Art and Technology will feature the technology-based work of Anthony Discenza, Kota Ezawa, Ken Goldberg, Ed Osborn, and Julia Page who all accepted our invitation to provide a visionary look at what the next new trends, movements, and/or ideas will be through the work of five emerging artists. Those next artists are Nate Boyce, Elise Irving, Daniel Massey, Joe McKay, and Stephanie Syjuco.
NextNew2006 will coincide with the ISEA2006 Symposium on Electronic Art and the ZeroOne San Jose Global Festival of Art on the Edge, both of which will take place August 7 – 13. The ISEA Symposium is a prestigious international art and technology conference that is sponsored biennially by the Netherlands-based Inter-Society for Electronic Art (ISEA). Every other year, cities around the world bid to host the symposium and this year it will be held in San Jose. ZeroOne is a milestone festival that will be held biennially in San Jose, making the work of the most innovative contemporary artists in the world accessible to an audience that is expected to come from around the world.
In combination with NextNew2006, on Saturday, August 12th, the night of the ISEA Festival SoFA Block Party, the ICA and new media artist Clive McCarthy will present A Painting Performance, a multi-media, interactive street event in front of the former ICA location at 451 South First Street. McCarthy will create a dynamic architectural portrait that is a unique combination of cutting-edge technology and traditional painting and music ...
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SNOW HILL — The Worcester County Board of Education is proposing a FY2014 operating budget that would include salary increases for all employees, funding to replace grant money that supports After School Programs and additional funding for technology.
The proposed budget includes a step increase for all eligible employees as well as a 1-percent Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for all employees to "begin restoring stagnant wages," according to a memo from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jerry Wilson. Additionally, there would be an estimated 5-percent increase in health insurance rates.
"We have a strong desire to maintain and support our outstanding classroom teachers and staff who do a great job every day working with our students," Wilson said.
Wilson added that parent surveys also fell in line with this thinking, with a majority citing excellent teachers as important to foster.
Bus contractors are also slated for a 2-percent increase, according to the proposed budget.
Regarding employee health care costs, Chief Financial Officer Vincent Tolbert pointed out that the 5-percent increase is just a guess at this point.
"Those rates won't be finalized until May. It could be more; it could be less," he said.
Besides pay increases for all staff members, the proposed budget has provisions to cover funding for middle and intermediate After School Programs, resources for which were unexpectedly lost last summer. The Board of Education was able to maintain the programs through this school year via inter-budget transfers and a one-time grant from the County Commission. While the board still hopes to recover state grant funding for the after school academies next year, room has been left in their proposed FY2014 budget to cover the programs should those outside monies not be secured.
The board will also be asking for $400,000 worth of non-recurring funding. Those funds will go mainly toward new technology, including $200,000 to purchase computer tablets for students, updating business and human resources software and increasing broadband capacity. The remaining non-recurring funds would provide for a renovation feasibility study to be conducted at Showell Elementary.
The total proposed operating budget for FY2014 is $95,846,843 and represents a 2.58-increase from last year's budget.


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I just started learning physics 3 days ago and am having trouble understanding what I am doing wrong. Can someone please explain my error(s)? Thanks!
We have a 1kg object on a plane at a 30 degree angle from horizontal. Force of friction is 1.5N. We are asked to calculate the net force.
I assume the object is moving along a line with negative slope (toward positive x and negative y quadrant). All vectors are as they would be interpreted in $\mathbb{R}^2$ Euclidean space.
I solved to get:
Force normal = [5.66, 9.8], I am assuming that the y component is 9.8N because otherwise the object would move vertically through the plane, right? I got to this assumption because I didn't understand how a vertical force, gravity, could cause motion at a non-vertical angle, so I assumed that the normal force must be pushing the object forward, rather than gravity pulling it forward.
- Force g = [0, -9.8]
- Force friction = [-1.3, .75]
adding to get
- Force net = [4.3, -.75]
which is a 4.42N force acting at 30 degree angle.
The book I am using says the force should be 3.4N. The book rotates the the x,y axes by 30 degrees, I don't really like their way. I feel my main problem is not properly understanding the relationship between the normal force and gravity, and how it leads to motion at an angle.


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Hi all. I just wondering a thing. If I have a program which call new/delete pretty often, will it become slower over time just because the memory become "unordered"? If yes, if I don't do any delete and new operation in some time. Will the memory then automatically become ordered again by the operating system?
Thanks in advance.