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Panotools::Makefile - Makefile creation
Simple object interface for generating Makefiles
Writing Makefiles directly from perl scripts with print and "\t" etc... is prone to error, this library provides a simple perl interface for assembling Makefiles.
Note GNU make syntax is assumed, i.e. on BSD systems where pmake is the default you will have to switch to gmake if you want to work with weirdly named targets containing special characters such as spaces or parentheses.
use Panotools::Makefile;
Create a new Makefile object:
my $makefile = new Panotools::Makefile;
Start adding items to the Makefile:
Rule() returns a new Panotools::Makefile::Rule object, Variable() returns a new Panotools::Makefile::Variable object and Comment() returns a new Panotools::Makefile::Comment object:
my $var_user = $makefile->Variable ('USER');
$var_user->Values ("Dr. Largio d'Apalansius (MB)");
my $rule_all = $makefile->Rule ('all');
$rule_all->Command ('echo', '$(USER_SHELL)', '>', 'My File.txt');
$makefile->Comment ('.PHONY target isn't strictly necessary in this case');
my $rule_phony = $makefile->Rule;
$rule_phony->Targets ('.PHONY');
$rule_phony->Prerequisites ('all');
Assemble all this into string that can be written to a Makefile:
my $string = $makefile->Assemble;
..or write the Makefile:
$makefile->Write ('/path/to/Makefile');
..or let the module execute rules with 'make' directly:
$makefile->DoIt ('all') || warn "Didn't work :-(";
The following command will be executed, something that isn't possible with perl system() or exec(), and would otherwise require careful assembly with backticks:
echo Dr.\ Largio\ d\'Apalansius\ \(MB\) > My\ File.txt
On the Windows platform you get appropriate quoting:
echo "Dr. Largio d'Apalansius (MB)" > "My File.txt"


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Players for the San Francisco 49ers trotted off the field during Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions and grabbed for the requisite towels and Gatorade. A few went for something else on the bench, slipping their hands into a coffee-pot-like contraption that stops cramping and overheating.
The device, called the Glove and invented by two Stanford biologists, is used by the Niners during games and at practice for players' health. But its applications are far broader: from treating stroke and heart attack victims to allowing soldiers to remain in the field longer under intense heat.
It's also a proven athletic performance enhancer - billed as better than steroids without any ill effects.
"We use the Glove primarily for health reasons," said Dan Garza, the 49ers' medical director. "But outside of sports, it has potential for a lot of exciting things. This technology is a much more effective way of cooling the core temperature than what we would typically do - misting, fanning, cold towels, fluids."
The Glove works by cooling the body from inside out, rather than conventional approaches that cool from outside in. The device creates an airtight seal around the wrist, pulls blood into the palm of the hand and cools it before returning it to the heart and to overheated muscles and organs. The palm is the ideal place for rapid cooling because blood flow increases to the hands (and feet and face) as body temperature rises.
"These are natural mammalian radiators," said Dennis Grahn, who invented the device with Stanford colleague Craig Heller.
Grahn and Heller also found that cooling overheated muscles dramatically improved physical performance, allowing athletes to work out harder and longer, and hold on to their gains.
"We learned that you can actually reverse that muscle fatigue in a short amount of time," Heller said. "And if you cool muscles during rest, you get a much greater recovery than if you rested without cooling."
In the early 1990s, Heller and Grahn first began looking at using controlled heat to halt tremors in patients coming out of anesthesia. When they put their device over the hand and arm of a patient at Stanford Medical Center, "The core temperature went up so fast," Grahn said, "we thought our recording equipment had broken." The tremors stopped.
Once the license for their heating technology was sold by Stanford, they shifted their focus to cooling. The two were interested in exploring therapeutic uses of lowering body temperature, particularly for people with cystic fibrosis and multiple sclerosis. They turned to exercise as a way to build up a person's internal heat load and then worked to figure out how to "pull it out through vascular structures," Grahn said.
Their first "aha" moment in cooling came after they talked their assistant Vinh Cao into doing his regular workouts in the lab instead of at the gym. His routine included 100 pull-ups. One day, Grahn and Heller started using an early version of the Glove to cool him for 3 minutes between rounds of pull-ups. They saw that with the cooling, his 11th round of pull-ups was as strong as his first. Within six weeks of training with the cooling breaks, Cao did 180 pull-ups a session. Six weeks later, he went from 180 to 616.
"I'll never forget the number 616," said Heller. "He tripled his capacity in six weeks. We were like, 'Wait a minute, this is crazy!' "
While a set of pull-ups might take less than a minute, it's enough for the temperature of those muscles to rise, Heller said. "We learned that you can reverse that muscle fatigue in a short amount of time. And if you cool muscles during rest, you get a much greater recovery than if you rested without cooling."
Soon, members of the Stanford football team began paying visits to the Grahn and Heller lab. "After a while, we were watching these guys and saying, 'Oh gee, he only did 700 sit-ups today,' " Grahn said. Their findings were published in the American Journal of Applied Physiology, and in 2003, they received a $3 million grant from the Pentagon's science division, DARPA: the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
User friendly
The Glove is now being distributed and redesigned by a company called Avacore Technologies of Ann Arbor, Mich. Grahn and Heller are board members and working with the company to create a more user-friendly version of the coffee pot-shaped model - which they call "klutzy" - to make it look and feel like an actual glove. Avacore is in contract with the military to deliver the new, streamlined gloves by the end of the year. Some 100 units of the cooling device are in Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division.
It is also being used by other football teams, including the Oakland Raiders and the Miami Hurricanes, and by American cyclists who competed in this year's Tour de France.
"The real benefit to humanity from this technology is that we will be able to induce hypothermia and hyperthermia," said Chuck Hixson, Avacore's president. "This is beneficial in medicine because when you have a heart attack or a stroke, if you can lower the core body temperature below 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) in the first hour, you will substantially eliminate the chance of permanent damage of the heart muscle or brain."
The Grahn-Heller lab, tucked away on the Stanford campus, is full of the metal, wire, mesh and neoprene carcases of earlier cooling and heating gadgets. The biologists, who have worked together since 1986, are a bit of an odd couple. Grahn, 58, a former minor-league hockey player, arranges his office into piles, stacks and more piles. He says, "I keep my exercise levels appropriate for my age and general state of decrepitude."
Heller, 65, on the other hand, is upbeat, organized and exceedingly fit. He dipped into the lab's candy jar - using the Glove to work up to 1,000 pushups on his 60th birthday.
Still, the two agree that the development of the Glove has been a "long slog" that is nowhere near over.
"We've put a lot of years into this," Heller said, "and it's a big deal for us. As biologists, we're not into inventions. We're into mainly how biology works. So it doesn't frequently translate into something that's going to market."
Grahn said their real interest remains in understanding temperature management "for potential medical disorders. We just got sidetracked for 10 years."
Grahn allows, though, that use of the Glove by athletes also has real potential.
"Everyone in sports knows that if you stick a syringe full of steroids in a padded area of your body it will make you play better," he said. "Well, we want to say, 'Instead of that, try sticking your hand in the Glove for three minutes and you'll play better.' "
What is the Glove?
The Glove, formally known as Core Control, is available through Avacore Technologies of Ann Arbor, Mich. It retails for $2,500, but is available at select times throughout the year for less than $2,000. The price is expected to come down with the second generation of the Glove, now in development. Information: www.avacore.com


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- 4 bone-in pork chops
- 1 tablespoon oil
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- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 32 oz package frozen shredded hash browns
- 1 cup onion chopped
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- salt, pepper & garlic powder to taste
- Preheat oven to 375F degrees.
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- In a large skillet over medium-high heat, brown pork chops on both sides in hot oil.
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Battles brewing over animal bills
Tough battles are expected to break out over animal protection legislation pending in the state Capitol.
Several measures will renew old rivalries over lead ammunition to shoot game, using hounds to hunt bears, selling animals at swap meets and force-feeding ducks and geese to produce a delicacy known as foie gras.
Meanwhile, animal welfare advocates are concerned about legislation they say is part of a nationwide campaign to muzzle whistle-blowers who surreptitiously record animal cruelty at livestock farms. Supporters say the measure will simply speed up reporting so that abuse can be quickly stopped.
For pet owners, there is at least one bill with pocketbook implications. It would end the sales tax on medicines administered and prescribed by veterinarians.
Animal welfare bills can lead to some of the most sharp divisions in the Legislature and this year is shaping up to be no exception.
"People care passionately about issues involving animals," said San Diego Assemblyman Brian Maienschein, the only Republican to join what's informally known as the "Legislative Animal Protection Caucus" for lawmakers.
"I love animals. I care about how they are treated," Maienschein said. "It's important for me to influence policy to make sure the animals in California are cared for and protected,"
Maienschein is listed as a co-author of the controversial whistle-blower measure. On Friday his staff said he is reviewing his early support in the wake of new amendments that has drawn sharp criticism from animal rights advocates.
Here is a look at some of the major measures:
• Ammunition ban: Assembly Bill 711 would outlaw lead ammunition when hunting any game anywhere in the state after July 1, 2016. It would build on a similar prohibition enacted in 2008 for condor ranges. A 1991 federal law bans the use of lead shot in hunting waterfowl.
Ban supporters argue that rare condors and other raptors can suffer lead poisoning when they feed on the carcass left behind by hunters who usually dress the animal in the field.
"We have taken lead out of gasoline, paint and pipes," said Jennifer Fearing, California state director of the Humane Society of the United States. "There is no good reason to allow the dispersal of a known toxin into the environment. Ethical hunters get that."
Sen. Jim Nielsen, R-Woodland, a hunter who calls the argument "specious," contends the animal activists have an ulterior motive.
"This is just another attempt to get rid of hunting in California," Nielsen said. "It's not about poisoning animals with lead."
The main alternative is copper-based ammunition, but those bullets can be more expensive.
• Whistle-blowers and animal cruelty: Assembly Bill 343 would require that whistle-blowers report animal cruelty at livestock processing plants and turn over any evidence to authorities within 48 hours. They would also be encouraged, but not required, to submit the findings immediately to the owners.
"Everybody detests animal cruelty," said Assemblyman Jim Patterson, a Fresno Republican carrying the bill sponsored by the California Cattlemen's Association.
Patterson said a reporting requirement would help stop the abuse quickly. "It is intended to do precisely what those who want to end cruelty wish to have happen, which, if they are serious about it, is to end it as quickly as possible," he said.
Existing whistle-blower laws would protect workers from retaliation, he added. Critics say employees, particularly, would still be fearful of retaliation.
Patterson suggested some opponents have ulterior motives to use videos and photographs as fundraising tools for their animal rights causes.
Jennifer Fearing, California state director of the Humane Society of the United States, said the bill is a "clever disguise" to stifle workers who witness cruelty and limit undercover investigations that can expose long-term patterns that may be overlooked by managers.
"You would never tell a detective you have 48 hours to make your case," Fearing said.
Critics of the food processing industry note that similar measures have passed or are pending in about a dozen states, which they say are part of a national campaign to protect plants at the expense of animal welfare and food safety.
In California, the Humane Society's 2007 undercover investigation of a Chino plant led to the largest beef recall in U.S. history. The footage showed workers processing "downer" cows that are too sick to stand. Plants, by law, are banned from processing those cows out of fear of food-borne illnesses.
Patterson said he is open to "rational" amendments to overcome "resistance based on a misunderstanding of what we are trying to do."
• Pet meds tax break: Senate Bill 688 would eliminate the sales tax on medicines charged to veterinarians, animal shelters and other nonprofit rescue groups. It will save pet owners about $10 million annually, supporters estimate. But that means an equal loss in revenue for state and local governments.
"This legislation will provide savings to the people who help us care for our pets, those savings will then be passed on to the consumer," said Sen. Cathleen Galgiani, a Stockton Democrat carrying the bill,
Veterinarians have long been critical of the tax, noting that cheaper Internet-based providers are able to undercut the price of prescriptions. Prescription medication for humans is exempt from the sales tax.
• Dog parks: Assembly Bill 265 would grant immunity from liability lawsuits to local governments that own or operate dog parks in the event someone is bitten or injured. The goal is to encourage such places where dogs can run unleashed.
• Hunting bears with hounds: Assembly Bill 1230 would overturn a new law that bars hunters from using dogs to hunt bears.
Assemblyman Tim Donnelly, R-Twin Peaks, said treeing the bears with hounds allows hunters to use discretion and not shoot pregnant or young bears.
Critics say using hounds is not humane and also could endanger the dogs.
Give that Democrats command a huge majority, it is unlikely Donnelly's measure will advance.
• Foie Gras: Senate Bill 675 would require the Department of Food and Agriculture to develop some standards for animal welfare.
However, some animal advocates worry that could lead to an attempt, either through the bill or in later regulations, to overturn the state's ban on force-feeding ducks and geese to fatten their livers used to make a costly appetizer called "foie gras."
The ban went into effect last year, sparking protests from a number of high-end chefs, including several in the San Diego region.
Melissa Jones-Ferguson, a spokeswoman for Sen. Lois Wolk, D-Davis, who is carrying the bill, said in an email that Wolk "does support humane production of foie gras and may carry legislation in the future on that subject."
Depending on its final form, majority Democrats may oppose the bill given some powerful party leaders had long advocated for the ban.
• Swap meet sales: Assembly Bill 339 would ban the sale of live animals at flea markets or swap meets. Sidewalk and roadside sales were recently banned, but swap meets won an exemption at the time.
• Bobcats: Assembly Bill 1213 would ban trapping, importing or exporting bobcat parts or pelts.
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Gilles Ben-David (b. October 25, 1955), sometimes credited as Gil Ben-David, is an Israeli actor and puppeteer who performs Moishe Oofnik, Israel's answer to Oscar the Grouch. Fluent in English and French, as well as Hebrew, Ben-David first played the role on Rechov Sumsum in 1982. He reprised the part on Shalom Sesame, Sesame Street Stays Up Late, the 1997 Rechov Sumsum — Shara'a Simsim co-production with Palestine, live appearances, and most recently, the 2006 revival of Rechov Sumsum. He also performed Noah on Sippuray Sumsum and trained puppeteers for the new season of Rechov Sumsum.
As Ben-David recalled in an interview, "Like all good things in life, I got the part of Moishe Oofnik by accident." He was just out of acting school, and a friend was working as a production assistant on Rechov Sumsum. Ben-David asked if an audition could be arranged:
"Just to know what an audition is like. I didn't even know what the show was about. So he tells me, 'listen, this is an audition for a puppet.' I didn't even know what a puppet was, I never held one in my hand. I said, 'I pay taxes, I deserve an audition.'[1]"He auditioned with actor Nathan Dattner. Operating the grouch, he said, "Come on, I'll fix your pencil," and broke Dattner's prop without hesitation. He won the part.
The puppeteer also spoke positively of the brief attempt at collaboration with Palestinian performers and crew:
"Talk about cooperation. Take for example five people jammed among wires and monitors, sweating together, and someone says, 'Could you move your leg so I can see the monitor?' You're working with human beings, that's it. It's teamwork.[2]"
Outside of Oofnik, Ben-David's career as a performer has encompassed the Spitting Image-style political puppet series Hartzufim (puppeteering Israel's Foreign Minister David Levy and other figures), as well as stage acting, and reciting Jules Verne in French and Hebrew at the Institut Francais 2005 Science and Imagination conference. On camera, he has appeared in various live-action films, in either English or Hebrew, including the thrillers The Ambassador and The Human Shield and the short film Pepe's Choice, plus episodes of the Israeli TV prison drama Zinzana.


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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Wednesday's Wisdom
Ahh, it's Wednesday again, and time to try to make it through the rest of the week. Today's post is a poem that I include every year with the orientation packets I give to my parents. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
by Lelia P. Fagg
You say you love your children,
And are concerned they learn today?
So am I; that's why I'm providing
A variety of kinds of play.
You're asking me the value
Of blocks and other such play?
Your children are solving problems.
They will use that skill everyday.
You're asking what's the value
Of having your children play?
Your daughter's creating a tower.
She may be a builder someday.
You're saying you don't want your son
To play in that "sissy" way?
He's learning to cuddle a doll.
He may be a father someday.
You're questioning the learning centers;
They just look like useless play?
Your children are making choices;
They'll be on their own someday.
You're worried your children aren't learning,
and later they'll pay?
They're learning a pattern for learning,
For they will be learners always.
---Leila P. Fagg---
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That's really something, we do hope and always do hope that trust each others.ReplyDelete
Why they are always asking, because they are parents. Why we are always hearing, because we are the children's education consultants :).
That's nice Ayn. What a great way to set the stage at the beginning of the year, and so much better than my technique of just lecturing the parents about the importance of play!ReplyDelete
That poem always gives me happy chills.ReplyDelete
It's one of my favorites, too.ReplyDelete
Tom, I used to do that at open house, but now I say a few words and give them the poem. (There is always the occasional parent that just doesn't "get" it, but usually they come around!)
What a wonderful poem to share with parents Ayn. Thank you for sharing it with us!!ReplyDelete
That's a ripper Ayn. I have a few parents in mind for this poem next week!ReplyDelete
Donna :) :)
Thank you. I am posting this on my blog. We have had trouble this year with parents not understanding one of our teacher's classrooms that engages in a lot of creative play. Because of these conflicts, I am taking over her class next year. She will be teaching our Enrichment/Science class which is a great oppurtunity for her. Anyway....this will be a great poem to hand to parents. There WILL be play in my room!ReplyDelete
Thank you! it is a wonderful poem! I would love to share it with others:) have a great day!ReplyDelete
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Cook the Book: Hazelnut and White Chocolate Cookies
White chocolate haters: take a second look at this recipe before you dismiss it. Personally, I like white chocolate for its incredibly sweet creaminess, but I know you guys just love to hate it and spread the anti-WC word.
Yeah, I know it's not really chocolate. Whatever, I still like it. Besides, this recipe from Urban Italian uses it only to make the cookies "decadent-tasting" and "moist." With that said, can't we all just get along?
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- Yield:about 45 cookies
- 1/2 cup hazelnuts, whole
- 1/2 cup (3 ounces) chopped white chocolate
- 6 egg yolks
- 1 cup sugar
- Zest of 1 orange
- 14 tablespoons (7 ounces; just under 2 sticks) butter, softened
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Grind the hazelnuts and white chocolate in the food processor until the mixture has a mealy, pebbly texture: about 30 seconds.
Using the whisk attachment on a KitchenAid, whip the egg yolks, sugar, and orange zest together at medium speed (speed 6) until the mixture is foamy and pale, about 5 minutes.
Add the soft butter and continue to whisk until the butter is thoroughly incorporated.
Change the attachment from the whisk to the paddle. Add the baking powder, flour, and salt, and mix until everything is incorporated and smooth.
Add the hazelnut-and-white-chocolate mixture and combine on low speed until you have a cookie dough, about 20 seconds.
Place the dough in an airtight container and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes, so that the dough can be easily worked with. The dough will hold in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Preheat the oven to 325°F.
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Using a soup spoon, scoop the cookie dough into tablespoon-size dollops and place them in rows on the lined baking sheet with ample space between each dollop. (You'll get about 25 on a baking sheet.)
Bake the cookies until they turn golden brown, about 10 to 15 minutes. These cookies are best straight out of the oven: serve them immediately if possible.
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This week's restaurant reviews
In this week's Newsday, Joan Reminick cracks open Thai Coconut, "a simply but tastefully appointed little restaurant just steps from the LIRR station in Wantagh. Hop off the train and within minutes, you can be communing with a bowl of sour-spicy tom yum goong that's rife with plump shrimp."
Peter Gianotti reviews Il Luogo, the new Italian spot in Lynbrook whose "executive chef, Marco Jara, make the successor to Paul Anthony's a big-time player on Sunrise Highway." Bonus: On Tuesday nights, actor Joseph R. Gannascoli (who played Vito, the doomed gay gangster, on "The Sopranos") guest-stars in the kitchen.
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There are probably billions of Earthlike planets in our galaxy alone, predicts scientist Alan Boss. With NASA launching the Kepler satellite, seeking other Earths, you can expect the first discoveries in a few years.
The Kepler satellite will use the same planet-finding method that's already found a few hundred planets outside our solar system: looking for subtle dips in stellar brightness. But it'll use more sensitive methods, looking for smaller, cooler planets that are closer to Earth and more hospitable to life.
Boss, who's just written a new book called The Crowded Universe, argues that Earthlike planets should be quite common:
First, if you talk to astronomers who look at young stars, they will tell you that when stars form, they tend to have a little bit of angular momentum, which means that they can't accrete all of their matter and they end up having a disk around them. Such disks are what planetary systems form out of, basically the leftovers from the star-formation process. Essentially all young stars have these disks, so we expect that these young stars at least have the possibility of having planetary systems.
Second, those who worry about planet-formation processes find that it's very hard to stop Earth-like planets, or some sort of large, rocky object, from forming. Earths in some sense are easier to build than Jupiters, but we already know from our extrasolar planet census that Jupiters exist around at least 10 percent, and probably around 20 percent, of stars. So Earths should be even more common than that.
Finally, and even more directly, the planetary searches are already beginning to find a new class of planets called super-Earths with masses maybe five, 10 or 15 times the mass of Earth that orbit a little closer to their star than our planet does. These guys occur on roughly one third of nearby solar-type stars. And these are sort of the oddballs in some sense, which I think are very much just the tip of the iceberg of the spectrum of Earth-like planets. In any theoretical model of planet formation that people talk about, there should be a ton of Earths compared to these oddball super-Earths, so when we do a complete census we should find a lot of Earths. If these oddballs are there 30 percent of the time and the Jupiters are there 20 percent of the time, that means the ones we can't quite see should be there essentially all the time. So it's a very compelling story, and all the evidence from several different directions points toward Earths being quite common.
He also believes that life is quite tenacious and it's likely that many of these planets have water on them, and comets dumping amino acids and other prebiotic chemicals, making life pretty likely. So many of these Earthlike worlds could turn out to have our alien cousins on them. [Scientific American]


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The MusicThe music you'll hear on Chippenham Hospital Radio is contemporary, familiar and 'feel-good'.
The biggest songs of today sit alongside classics of the last 60 years. Keeping your finger on the pulse of what's happening right now, but mixing in those powerful memories that can only be evoked by a brilliant song.
From Katy Perry and Olly Murs to Take That, Rihanna and Adele we play the massive hits by the world's most current prominent artists alongside the timeless artists of yesteryear like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Queen, Duran Duran and Madonna.
If you prefer your music a little more on the smooth side we also play those legendary singers and songwriters like Frank Sinatra, Nat 'King' Cole, Perry Como and Ella Fitzgerald.


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LMC's 'Better Choices' Program Gets National Press
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Earlier this week I received a Google Alert for a great article on the HealthLeaders Media website titled "Resolve to Help Employees Lose Weight." The article, by John Commins, details the steps that Lexington Medical Center is taking through its 'Better Choices' healthy food campaign to improve employee health. (See Jennifer's post from December 15, 2008.)
The timing of this article could not have been better, given that Mark Shelley (director of marketing and advertising at Lexington Medical Center) and I are putting the finishing touches on our presentation for the Fourteen National Forum on Customer Based Marketing Strategies. The conference is being held February 4-6, 2009. Our presentation is on marketing green practices in healthcare and the healthy hospital movement. One of the elements we will be discussing is Lexington Medical Center's healthy eating program.
If you'd like to check out the article, click on this link. For your convenience I've posted images from the campaign below (posters, banners, table tents). If you are interested in more information about hospital nutrition programs, I recommend downloading the "Healthy Food, Healthy Hospitals, Healthy Communities" report by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. Click here for that download. It's available from Healthcare Without Harm, a global coalition of 473 organization in more than 50 countries, all working to protect health by reducing pollution in the healthcare sector. You can find them at www.noharm.org. Another resource for information about hospital nutrition programs in North Carolina Prevention Partners. They can be found online at www.ncpreventionpartners.org. You'll find a lot of useful information on their website. You can go directly to their Healthy Hospitals initiative at www.healthyhospital.org. From there you can download their "Obesity and Cost Fact Sheet."


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The very word confession conjures up all kinds of stories and images, but those who go to confession know that it is a source of holy comfort and blessed relief. Confession is a gift, a means of grace, a way to God, and a way back to God.
This sacrament originated early in the church's life, when it became clear that those who had been baptized were not immune to sin. Lesser sins were considered to be forgiven through prayer, fasting, works of mercy, and participation in the Eucharist. Greater sins needed more.
Many early Christians lived through times of persecution (as some around the world still do). While many held fast to their faith under threat of torture and death, some denied it, a sin known as apostasy. When the persecution ended, many who had denied the faith wished to return to the community of faith. How to deal with such people—Accept them back? Turn them away? Rebaptize them?—caused a great controversy in the church. Jesus' own practice of forgiveness led the church to welcome them back. But it wasn't easy.
Through the ministry of the priest we ask forgiveness of God and reestablish our bond with the community.
Those who had committed apostasy and other serious sins, such as murder and adultery, underwent a rigorous process of public confession to the bishop, prayer, fasting, and expulsion from the Eucharist, to which they were gradually restored. Because such sins affected the whole community, the process was public, and all were asked to pray for the penitents. A person could undergo this procedure only once, and lifelong penalties could be imposed.
As you might expect, this rigorous practice rather quickly fell into disuse. It was superseded by an Irish monastic practice: confession to a spiritual advisor, male or female, who assigned an appropriate penance. When the penance was completed, the advisor offered a prayer of absolution. When this was adopted by the whole church, the confessor had to be a priest.
When the sacrament was renewed after the Second Vatican Council, the communal nature of sin and forgiveness was acknowledged by a public service of reconciliation as a context for private confession and absolution.
So, why do we have to go to confession? Lesser sins can still be forgiven by prayer, fasting, works of mercy, and participation in the Eucharist, and greater sins—mortal sins—still need more. Our sins still affect others, and through the ministry of the priest we ask forgiveness of God and reestablish our bond with the community.
Finally, we are obliged to go to confession because participation in the Eucharist is our greatest joy and privilege, as well as a duty (at least once a year, preferably during the Easter season, but that's just the bare minimum). To participate worthily we must be free of mortal sin. Confession is a gift, a means of grace, a way to God, and a way back to God.
This article appeared in the June 2012 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 77, No. 6, page 46). Subscribe to the magazine today.
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Thursday Night Sprites!
A very unstable, dynamic weather situation has led to numerous thunderstorms over France last Thursday night (28-29 July). When Pic du Midi finally emerged out of the cloud deck, many sprite events have been recorded between 0128 UT and 0204 UT, some consisted of multiple frames with separate new sprites. Camera operator Agnes Mika, one out of two girls in our team (...), has taken the lead with a topscore of at least 11 sprites so far! She initially thought that she had caught just two sprites, posted the message here and went to bed!
The first sprite was recorded at 0129 UT. A typical multiple-column sprite that was apparently triggered by a 197 kA positive cloud-to-ground flash. This flash has shown up on the lightning map as a big cross. Most sprites happened over this area.
Here is a little gallery of the nicest images for you, in random order. Please respect that you may use these images only in the form as they are presented here, without any modification.
The last sprite image above shows a carrot-type sprite that occurred on 0140 UT. This was the biggest event of the series, many different frames were captured. Note that the wide-view camera has a strange grey-shade problem that needs to be resolved, fortunately the narrow-view camera does yield high quality images. The phenomenal close-up of this carrot sprite, zooming in on the tendrils with beads, is shown below. The first human to witness this unbelievable image was Oscar, who's eyes almost dropped out of his head and his heart skipped a beat!
Since the Danish National Space Center conducted their EuroSprite campaigns in 2000 and 2003, the images above are the most detailed obtained so far!


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Hi all,
I am currently developing a small quick'n dirty SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) parser. Its task is to read a file (or command-line argument) with a SIP requst and parse it using the sofia-sip library. It should exit either with "1" on parsing failure or "0" on parsing success.
I am a newbie regarding c++ and have taken the code snipplet from here: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.t...660/focus=2662 resulting in this source code:
When I try to compile the code usingCode:#include <iostream> #include <stdio.h> #include <sofia-sip/msg.h> #include <sofia-sip/msg_parser.h> #include <sofia-sip/msg_mclass.h> int main() { char *msg_data = "..."; msg_t* msg = msg_make (sip_default_mclass(), 0, msg_data,sizeof (msg_data)); if (!msg) { fprintf(stderr, "Impossible to parse message\n"); return 1; }else{ fprintf(stderr, "Successful message parsing\n"); return 0; } }, I get the following failure:Code:g++ -o parser -I/usr/include/sofia-sip-1.12 parser.cpp
Ehm, now I am completely stucked and I would appreciate any help,Code:parser.cpp:10:45: error: sip_default_mclass was not declared in this scope
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Pippi Longstocking, with her wild hair and outrageous antics, has been delighting kids across the globe for more than 60 years. Have you read about her adventures? Did you ever wonder how this wacky character reached superstardom? Well, it all started with one real-life girl.
One day when she wasn't feeling well, Karin Lindgren asked her mother, Astrid Lindgren, to tell her a story. When Mom wanted to know what the tale should be about, Karin made up a name. "Pippi Longstocking!" she said.
Mrs. Lindgren came up with a character she thought fitted the funny name – an adventurous 9-year-old with braided red hair that stuck straight out on either side of her head. This child lived in a house called Villa Villekula with her monkey, Mr. Nilsson, and her horse, Old Man, but no grown-ups. Pippi lived happily on her own, taking care of bullies, pompous adults, and robbers with her superhuman strength, humor, and good nature.
Pippi on paper
Pippi was a hit in the Lindgren household, but although Mrs. Lindgren told the stories regularly at bedtime, she didn't even bother writing them down. It wasn't until a few years later that she finally put them on paper. She had wanted the manuscript to be a gift for Karin's 10th birthday, but she also sent it to a large publishing company. It was rejected.
That didn't stop Mrs. Lindgren, though. She revised what she had written and submitted it to a children's-book competition at a smaller publisher called Rabén & Sjögren. She won!
"Pippi Longstocking" was published in 1945 and became a hit with Swedish children, although some adults worried that Pippi would be a bad role model.
"No normal child would ever eat an entire cake at a coffee party!" complained a grown-up reader to Mrs. Lindgren, who agreed that was true. "No normal child would lift a horse with one arm either: but if you can do one, you can probably do the other as well," she wrote later.
The original Pippi stories appeared as a set of three chapter books. "Pippi Goes on Board" came out in 1946 and "Pippi in the South Seas" followed in 1948.
The same year that Rabén & Sjögren published the second Pippi book, Mrs. Lindgren went to work for them as an editor who helped to discover other up-and-coming children's writers.
Pippi around the world
Soon, "Pippi" spread to Norway, Finland, and Denmark. Then she arrived in Germany. The first five German publishers who were offered "Pippi Longstocking" turned it down, but the sixth wanted to take it. And what a smart decision – Germany loved Pippi!
Germans became such fans of Mrs. Lindgren's books that many schools have been named for her. And last November, Germany released an Astrid Lindgren stamp in honor of what would have been her 100th birthday. The Unity Frankfurt soccer fans' cheering song is sung to the tune of the theme for the Swedish "Pippi Longstocking" TV series.
In the United States, the first book about Pippi was printed in 1950. In time, American children, too, fell in love with this fun, unforgettable girl. She continues to be adored by children in every generation.
But Pippi isn't the only book character Mrs. Lindgren created. In Russia, Karlsson-on-the-Roof is very popular. He's a man who secretly lives on the roof of a family's home – and he can fly. In Sweden, Emil, a young prankster, is a favorite.
Mrs. Lindgren's books have sold over 145 million copies worldwide and have been translated into more than 80 languages. Pippi stories alone have been printed in more than 50 languages! Mrs. Lindgren's tales have been made into dozens of movies and TV shows. She even read some of them aloud on Swedish radio.
Celebrating Astrid Lindgren
Mrs. Lindgren won many awards during her lifetime. In 1958, she received the Hans Christian Andersen Medal, one of the highest distinctions for a children's book writer. In 1967, the Rabén & Sjögren publishing company created the Astrid Lindgren Prize in her honor. It's awarded to a children's author every year on her birthday.
After Mrs. Lindgren passed away in 2002, the Swedish government founded the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA). The ALMA is given not only to authors, but to illustrators, narrators, and promoters of reading.
In 2006, the ALMA winner was an American, Katherine Paterson. She is the author of "Bridge to Terabithia" and "The Great Gilly Hopkins," among others. In a lecture she gave after accepting the prize, she said she was amused to find that she had something in common with Mrs. Lindgren. Both of them had been uncertain about becoming writers because they didn't want to add bad books to the world. That worry turned out to unfounded in both cases!
What really impresses Ms. Paterson about the people of Sweden is that they have made a national hero of Mrs. Lindgren – someone who is not a movie star, a sports figure, a rock musician, or a victor in battle, but who became famous simply for writing books that kids love to read.
When it came time for the 2007 ALMA winner to be announced, Ms. Paterson waited by her computer, hoping the award would go to Banco del Libro. Her wish came true. Banco del Libro won. It's a Venezuelan organization that brings books and reading to children and teens.
Banco del Libro's work is truly in the spirit of Astrid Lindgren. She believed that "all the great things that have happened in the world first took place in a person's imagination, and it will largely depend on the imagination of those who are just learning to read right now what tomorrow's world will be like."
The 2008 ALMA winner is Australian author Sonya Hartnett. She had her first book published when she was 15, and since then, she's written 18 novels for kids, young people, and adults. [Editor's note: The original version misidentified when her first book was written.]
Mrs. Lindgren made a big difference in Sweden and the world because she got children excited about reading by writing books they adored. One day a stranger pressed a note into her hand that read, "Thanks for brightening up a gloomy childhood."
She said later, "That's enough for me. If I've been able to brighten a single gloomy childhood, then I'm satisfied."


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Treasures from Olana: Landscapes by Frederic Edwin Church
The Olana Partnership/Cornell University Press, 71 pp., $24.95
Eighteen oil paintings displayed in two wood-paneled and parquet-floored rooms on the second floor of the National Academy Museum on Fifth Avenue show Frederic Edwin Church, the most successful and ostentatiously skillful of mid-nineteenth-century American landscapists, to have been, when he let himself go in his quick on-site oil sketches, a dashing wielder of the brush. Speed of execution let air into his art. A large showpiece like The Heart of the Andes (1859), which thousands in New York and London paid admission money to see, has come to have the creepy feel of a huge piece of nature immobilized under glass. Church himself must have felt the superior liveliness of his preliminary oil studies, for he framed them and kept them in Olana, the Arabian Nights dream-home he built for himself and his family in the early 1870s, on a hilltop in view of the Hudson, on 250 acres he had begun to buy before the Civil War.
He boasted, "Almost an hour south of Albany is the Center of the World—I own it." The word "Olana" is one that Mr. and Mrs. Church found applied to a "'fortress' or 'treasury-storehouse' in ancient Persia." According to Kevin J. Avery's description in his excellent and entertaining catalog text, it feels like a fortress from outside and is a musty treasury within, evoking "nothing so much as a silent film set, minus a turbaned Douglas Fairbanks Sr. bounding down the stairs." Avery can scarcely suppress the horror roused in him by the Churches' horror vacui:
Everywhere—the glinting and glossy bric-a-brac: bronze, brass, iron or steel birds, a Buddha, candelabra, curtain rods, platters, planters, trays, urns, censers, shields, swords, and lances; ceramic vases, pitchers, jars, dishes, cups, and saucers. No horizontal surface in the house is clear of these tchotchkes, including the floor: it is the vacant chairs in each room that assure one that people lived here, though the furniture's own busy surface decoration challenges even that assumption. From the first Church must have intended that the house would be the repository and museum of his worldly experience and taste.
Church, before his death in 1900, made sure, by appointing his son Louis as professional caretaker of his property, that his collected "plethora of the exotic" would remain intact; after Louis's death in 1943 his widow, Sally Good Church, became the devoted caretaker of the fabulous hoard, and two years after her death in 1964 the state of New York, led by art-minded Governor Nelson Rockefeller, assumed the duties of preservation, making the house with its contents and grounds a historic site and public park. Thus Church, for decades relegated to the rolls of the half-forgotten, succeeded in imposing not only his house on a hilltop but his furniture and travel souvenirs on generations of tourists. Paradoxically, in assembling this domestic monument to his own high-Victorian taste, Church included samples of his work at its most free-spirited and modern.
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Jeff makes a great effort to manage all the localisation efforts; building up teams for every language, getting started and encouraging them to keep updated. He holds events and spirits to attract more contributors and tries different ways to reach out more people. We are working on Persian localisation and always ask him many many questions regarding our effort. He always answers every each of them very carefully and accurately.
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Jeff does important work ensuring that Mozilla products are available in as many of the world's languages as possible. He has spearheaded a number of efforts to bring the Web to speakers of the world's many minority and under-resourced languages.
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