text: World / Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia: Protests Not Allowed Leaders get nervous as 'day of rage' approaches By Kate Seamons, Newser Staff Posted Mar 5, 2011 2:34 PM CST Copied Bahraini anti-government protesters wave the national flag as they march past the Embassy of Saudi Arabia; officials have expected the revolt of Shia Muslims in Bahrain to spread to Saudi Arabia. (AP Photo/Hasan Jamali) (Newser) – Saudi Arabia's leaders are starting to shake in their boots: As a Facebook page calling for a "March 11 Revolution of Longing" in Saudi Arabia has begun attracting hundreds of viewers, the Interior Ministry today announced that demonstrations will not be tolerated in Saudi Arabia—and its security forces will act against anyone taking part in them. The Independent reports that the country yesterday was drafting up to 10,000 troops in fearful anticipation of next week's "day of rage." The opposition believes some 20,000 will gather in Riyadh and northeast parts of the country to demand an end to corruption—and possibly to the House of Saud. story continues below The Interior Ministry statement said the kingdom bans all demonstrations because they contradict Islamic laws and society's values, adding that some people have tried to go around the law to "achieve illegitimate aims." Security forces were authorized to act against anyone violating the ban, the statement said. The Independent reports that the messages pushing the March 11 demonstrations suggest that women stand in the front to the protesters to help dissuade forces from shooting. (Read more Saudi Arabia stories.)


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This species of biting horse-fly reaches 19 to 24 millimetres in length. Its upper body is dark grey, with a row of whitish or greyish-yellow triangular spots on the tergum (the dorsal section of the abdomen). Its underside is brownish to pinkish white, covered by a thin greyish coat with a brownish-black stripe in the middle. The antennae are black, except the top two sections, which are green. The females have separate eyes, but the eyes of the males are compound and very colourful, with stripe-like patterns.
The horse-fly prefers open spaces and can be found throughout Europe, with the exception of northern areas, and also in the Caucasus and Western Siberia.
Only the females require a blood meal in order to obtain sufficient protein to produce eggs. As the Latin name suggests, they prefer the blood of cows, horses and other large mammals, and only rarely attack human beings. The males feed of the nectar of flowers, and the larvae live in damp soil.

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Rutgers and Villanova are squaring off in an ACHA College Hockey Matchup at Navesink Country Club on Saturday Night January 9th at 6pm.
On Saturday, Jan. 9 at 6 p.m., former Christian Brothers Academy standouts Kevin Crehan, Kevin Rivera and Matt Langlois will join team captain and former Middletown North star James Felice when the Ice Knights take on the Villanova Wildcats in a game benefiting Mike Nichols and his charity of choice: the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
2. Middletown North (6-0-0, 5-0-0) – last week No. 2: Middletown North's NJSIAA Public title defense has gone according to plan through three weeks, as the Lions remained undefeated with a pair of divisional victories over Freehold Township (Dec. 15) and Freehold Boro (Dec. 18), and, dating back to a divisional tilt with Howell on Dec. 11, has extended its unbeaten streak without 2014-15 Shore Conference Player of the Year Bobby Hampton, who is currently skating with the Chicago Steele (USHL). Until Hampton returns in the new year, Middletown has looked to Khristian Acosta to carry the load, and the Quinnipiac commit has done just that with 17 points on 10 goals and seven assists in his last three outings.
5. Middletown South (4-1-2, 3-0-2) – last week No. 6: Middletown's top line scoring tandem of Gavin Gulash and Ryan Lambert have appeared regularly in the Eagles last four tilts, and over that stretch this club has looked dominant, delivering four straight wins dating back to Dec. 10 after starting the year off with an 0-1-2 mark. Middletown recorded pair of divisional wins this past week of Red Bank Regional (Dec. 19) and Wall (Dec. 22) and its last four games has outscored opponents by a combined score of 28-3, speaking also to the club's defensive capabilities, and the solid play of freshman goaltender Clay Simonsen.
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This is a cat tree for your cat to dream the day away in, that will also look stylish in your home.
This individually designed, flower-shaped cat tree isn't just nice to look at; it is also extremely stable, thanks to the sisal covered metal pillar that holds the tree together. The extra-thick base plate is covered in a natural sisal scratch mat, which together with the sisal pillars should provide your cat with ample surfaces for grooming its claws.
The cat tree has a very natural look, through the use of natural materials, like water hyacinth leaves and natural sisal. The leaf-shaped platform, made from woven water hyacinth, helps your cat to climb the tree, so that it can easily reach the large beds above. The water hyacinth leaves are woven into a metal frame, to keep the beds and platform rigid.
The cushions in the beds are very soft so your cat can snuggle into them when it wants to have a nap, and they can also be removed for washing. The cushions are reversible, with cream fabric on one side and beige on the other, so you can alter the look of the tree by flipping them over, to either match the lighter colour of the pillars, or the darker colour of the beds. The cushions are machine washable at 30°C, so any dirt can easily be removed.
Each bed and the platform has a little bundle attached by an elastic thread, to entice your cat to play.
Flower Cat Tree at a glance:
- Ideal for larger and heavier cats
- Robust metal pillars with a thick, heavy base plate: highly durable and stable
- 2 beds made from woven water hyacinth, with removable cushions: natural and comfortable places to lie down and watch what's going on below
- Reversible cushions in two different colours: change the look of the tree by flipping the cushions
- Water hyacinth and natural sisal: functional yet natural-looking through use of natural materials
- Lots of scratching opportunities: large sisal scratch mat and sisal-wound pillars
- Very stable – won't topple over
- Leaf-shaped platform to help your cat to climb
- 3 cat toys made from real feathers, attached to elastic threads
- Colour:
- Plush: cream
- Cat beds made from water hyacinth: natural colour of the material
- Reversible cushions with different coloured sides: cream/beige
- Max. space required (with diagonal base): 74 x 55 x 130 cm (L x W x H)
- Max. space required for the tree (L x W x H): 64 x 55 x 130 cm
- Base plate (L x W x H): 55 x 55 x 5.5 cm
- Leaf-shaped platform (L x W x H): 39 x 31 x 12 cm
- 2 Flower-shaped beds with soft border:
- Total: 42cm diameter x H 15 cm
- Platform: 40cm diameter
- Padded, reversible cushions (x2): 40cm diameter
- Reversible cushions washable at 30°C
- 3 metal pillars wrapped in natural sisal and with plush ends:
- 1 x 8.5cm diameter x L 60 cm
- 1 x 6cm diameter x L 32 cm
- 1 x 6cm diameter x L 50 cm


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Mitsubishi has largely opted out of the last 10 years of its product development cycle. Over that period, once-familiar nameplates found themselves affixed to vehicles withering from neglect, only to be quietly sunsetted with no direct replacement in the offing, leaving once-loyal buyers no option but to move on to alternative options.
Flash forward to 2018, and the automaker is facing an uncertain future in North America, despite having been co-opted into the global Nissan-Renault alliance when the latter company bought a majority stake in Mitsubishi just last year.
While that gets sorted out, Mitsubishi is no longer able to continue watching the rest of the market recede gradually into the distance, and has been forced to focus on SUVs in a bid to sop up at least some of the profits seemingly guaranteed by the immense consumer interest in these practicality-minded vehicles.
The prestige piece in Mitsubishi's sport-utility strategy is the new 2018 Outlander Plug-in HybridVehicle (PHEV), the largest and best-equipped model in the Japanese company's entire line-up.
Unfortunately, after having spent the day behind the wheel of this near-midsize hauler, it's become clear that failing to invest in its own future has put Mitsubishi on a path that's far from parallel with the competition. It's like compound interest: sometimes, no matter how fast you run or how much you invest, once you've fallen behind there's no easy way to pull even with the rest of the pack.
Appealing price, unappealing vehicle
Mitsubishi has actually had a lot of success outside of the U.S. with the Outlander PHEV, but bringing it to America puts the 5-passenger people mover into a market segment that is both brimming with SUV choices and whose customer base has only a cursory interest in the benefits of a plug-in electric offering.
In a bid to overcome general consumer apathy, the carrot offered by Mitsubishi is the Outlander PHEV's $35,590 price tag (including destination charges). This makes it the least-expensive electric SUV you can buy, and that's before you've shaken down both the governor's mansion and the IRS for all the tax rebates you can snag.
It's a smart plan of attack, and on paper it would at first appear to be destined for success. Unfortunately, in the real world you can't drive a window sticker to work every day, and while the affordable aspect of the electrified Outlander will no doubt appeal to some, a day's drive in the vehicle along the rainy roads of Vancouver, British Columbia, convinced me most potential buyers will drop their dollars elsewhere.
What's the crux of the issue? Lackluster performance and yesteryear switchgear.
The twin 60 Kw electric motors and 2.0-liter 4-cylinder gas engine outfitted to the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV are good for a combined output of 197 horsepower, and that simply can't motivate the SUV's 4,100-pound bulk with anything resembling authority. Although content enough to crawl across an urban landscape without reminding you of its power-to-weight deficit, highway passing and uphill slogs easily overtasked the drivetrain – and that's with only a pair of people aboard.
It's really too bad, because Mitsubishi has invested a significant amount of effort in the Outlander PHEV's power management system, allowing it to operate in a number of different hybrid modes alongside the 22 miles of electric-only driving range supplied by its 12 kWh battery. This even includes an EV 4WD lock setting (all versions of the Outlander PHEV offer 4-wheel drive).
As for charging, you'll be tethered to the wall for four hours using a DC Fast Charger, eight hours if using household current, and a much quicker 30 minutes for an 80-percent top-up using Level 3 circuitry. You can also access six levels of brake regeneration by way of paddles found on the Outlander's steering column, which works well when the juice gets low. Empty the PHEV's power pack completely and you're looking at 25-mpg in combined driving.
The SUV's ride is comfortable, but handling is tepid, with its Super All-Wheel Control torque management system unable to erase the hefty hauler's understeer and body roll. As a result, drivers who have low expectations for dynamics are likely to be happiest behind the Outlander PHEV's steering wheel.
Uninspiring, yesteryear interior
There really aren't many plug-in hybrids available to family shoppers of modest means, and were its slow and steady performance the Outlander PHEV's only major flaw it would be easier to recommend the Mitsubishi. Unfortunately, it also suffers from a cabin design that, while offering excellent passenger and cargo room, simply feels dated everywhere you look and touch, save for the splendid leather seating available with the range-topping GT trim at roughly $40,000.
Alongside the Outlander's decidedly non-premium buttons and toggles you'll also encounter a needlessly twee saddle horn shifter on the center console, as well as the lack of an embedded navigation system, which is replaced by and reflects an emerging trend toward Apple CarPlay or Android Auto smartphone integration. At the very least, you won't find yourself exiled to the squished third-row bench seat found in the gas-only editions of the Outlander, as the PHEV version only seats five.
The 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV's flaws aren't egregious, but rather an indication of where the company finds itself after allowing its SUV program to lie fallow for so many years. Every other hybrid-powered sport-utility, crossover, or hatchback currently available – plug-in or not – provides a more appealing presentation and a more modern driving experience, instantly relegating this new version of the Outlander to the also-ran category.
If you absolutely must have a plug-in hybrid SUV and you don't want to pay much for it, then the Outlander PHEV is for you. For everyone else – and I do mean everyone else – there's no compelling reason to make yours a Mitsubishi.


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Summer Squash Recipes
Roasted Squash and Pepper Tart
Fully loaded with balsamic roasted summer squash and sweet peppers, this easy appetizer tart ups the ante with double Parmesan cheese and Parmesan dressing.
Lime Couscous with Summer Veggies
Crisp yellow squash shines alongside a medley of fresh sauteed veggies and a base of quick-cooked couscous in this easy summer squash recipe. A lime dressing ties the dish together with a touch of Parmesan and a handful of walnuts for texture.
Chicken with Summer Squash
Looking for a simply delicious dinner idea? Summer squash makes an elegant side for spatchcock chicken. Perk up this rustic meal with peppery arugula and juicy yellow cherry tomatoes.
Grilled Summer Squash Caprese
Fresh summer squash is tasty all on its own, and it's even better when grilled. Brush the yellow squash with olive oil and season for lightly crisp, tender strips. Complement the smoky flavor with bright cherry tomatoes and fresh basil.
Garlicky Zucchini Noodles
You won't believe how easy these noodles are! Perfect for a simple summer dinner, this quick meal featuring the summer squash comes together in just 20 minutes!
Yellow Squash and Feta Grilled Toast
There's a reason open-face toasts are all the rage on Instagram. Piled high with fresh ingredients like yellow summer squash and arugula, this garlic cream cheese-laden toast is pretty as a picture.
Summer Squash Soup with Whole Wheat Orzo
For this stunning squash soup recipe, we cooked summer squash in a vegetable-lemon broth to bring out its flavor. Spice things up with peppery turmeric, and add whole wheat orzo for a filling grain.
Editor's Tip: Look for summer squash in familiar oblong varieties (zucchini and yellow squash) and fun round-shape pattypan squash. All are versatile and good for you.
Lemony Ricotta Summer Squash Galette
Galettes bring simple sophistication to any gathering. This healthy summer squash recipe starts with refrigerated dough and packs on the fresh veggies, two types of cheeses, and plenty of lemon.
Editor's tip: To avoid runny filling and a soggy crust, salt the summer squash to remove excess water.
So-Sweet Squash Pickles
Just when you thought you'd seen every sort of pickle, we go and hit you with yellow squash pickles in a savory mustard brine. The best part? With a little prep, they're ready to nosh after just one day in the fridge.
Vegetable Garden Soup with Turkey
Thick slices of yellow squash add bursts of freshness to this bold summer squash soup. Flavored with fresh thyme and sage, it's the perfect way to feature garden-fresh vegetables on chilly summer nights.
Editor's Tip: Swap lentils for turkey and use vegetable broth for an easy vegetarian version of this recipe.
Farro-Stuffed Peppers
Mix up your dinner routine with summer squash-stuffed peppers. They're a great way to fill up on whole grains and vegetables. We packed ours with farro, sweet corn, Fontina cheese, and -- of course -- everyone's favorite yellow squash.
Grilled Polenta Wedges with Summer Squash
Lightly grilled summer squash strips are the perfect sidekick to cheese- and oregano-stuffed grilled polenta. Brush with a homemade honey-tomatillo spread that just might put this memorable combo in your summer appetizer hall of fame.
Summer Squash Souvlaki
Try our meatless spin on traditional Greek souvlaki skewers. Grilled vegetables such as summer squash, mushrooms, and onion get a healthy dose of Mediterranean flavor with tangy dill tzatziki, oregano, and crumbled feta cheese.
Mashed Potato Veggie Strata
If you have a brunch on the horizon, try serving this hearty summer squash casserole. Yellow squash stars alongside sweet pepper puree and zucchini. Mashed russet potatoes make up the hearty bottom layer.
Grilled Veggie Sandwiches
Skip the deli meat and use thinly sliced, grilled summer squash as a delicious sandwich filler. A drizzle of balsamic vinegar and some feta cheese complete the wow factor in this simple, fresh dinner recipe.
Editor's Tip: When buying summer squash, look for smaller sizes, which are sweeter and more tender.
Couscous and Squash
Strips of savory summer squash blend with onion and cauliflower to top off this light grilled meal. Lime couscous with fresh parsley makes a delicious base for this flavorful vegetarian dinner.
Pork and Potato Stack
Try this inventive one-dish summer squash casserole tonight! It combines layers of roasted pork, soybeans, summer squash, and potatoes. A creamy walnut-garlic vinaigrette ties this wholesome summer recipe together.
Simple Summer Spaghetti
Toss grilled summer squash with pasta, cherry tomatoes, and Parmesan to create this fresh and easy summer dinner any night of the week. Plus, it comes together in just 20 minutes!
Potato Cakes with Summer Squash
You'll love the way our crispy, salsa-spiced potato cakes are balanced by tender, fresh yellow squash and zucchini. It's a delicious way to use up an abundance of summer veggies.
Summer Squash Toss
This sauteed, low-calorie side is brimming with thin slices of summer squash and strands of red onion. Add your favorite Italian herb and crumbled goat cheese, and pair with grilled chicken, fish, or beef.
Vegetable-Pesto Risotto Casserole
A hearty summer squash casserole that's healthy, too? Sign us up! Eggplant, tomato, and corn are slow-simmered in white wine and pair effortlessly with yellow squash and fluffy rice.
Sausage and Summer Squash
Marinated in garlic and Italian seasonings, Polish sausage and yellow squash make an unlikely team. But trust us, you're going to love the fresh, savory combo paired with thick-cut bread and a sprinkle of Parmesan.
Summer Spaghetti Salad
Break out the spiralizer! Summer squash noodles mix in with spaghetti to form an inventive base for this light tomato salad with an easy red wine vinegar dressing. Don't skip the toasted walnuts, which give this summer staple its touch of satisfying crunch.


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Hyper-threading (officially called Hyper-Threading Technology or HT Technology, and abbreviated as HTT or HT) is Intel's proprietary simultaneous multithreading (SMT) implementation used to improve parallelization of computations (doing multiple tasks at once) performed on x86 microprocessors. It first appeared in February 2002 on Xeon server processors and in November 2002 on Pentium 4 desktop CPUs.[4] Later, Intel included this technology in Itanium, Atom, and Core 'i' Series CPUs, among others.
For each processor core that is physically present, the operating system addresses two virtual or logical cores, and shares the workload between them when possible. The main function of hyper-threading is to increase the number of independent instructions in the pipeline; it takes advantage of superscalar architecture, in which multiple instructions operate on separate data in parallel. With HTT, one physical core appears as two processors to the operating system, which can use each core to schedule two processes at once. In addition, two or more processes can use the same resources: if resources for one process are not available, then another process can continue if its resources are available.
In addition to requiring simultaneous multithreading (SMT) support in the operating system, hyper-threading can be properly utilized only with an operating system specifically optimized for it.[5] Furthermore, Intel recommends HTT to be disabled when using operating systems unaware of this hardware feature.
Hyper-Threading Technology is a form of simultaneous multithreading technology introduced by Intel. Architecturally, a processor with Hyper-Threading Technology consists of two logical processors per core, each of which has its own processor architectural state. Each logical processor can be individually halted, interrupted or directed to execute a specified thread, independently from the other logical processor sharing the same physical core.[7]
Unlike a traditional dual-processor configuration that uses two separate physical processors, the logical processors in a hyper-threaded core share the execution resources. These resources include the execution engine, caches, and system bus interface; the sharing of resources allows two logical processors to work with each other more efficiently, and allows a stalled logical processor to borrow resources from the other one. A processor stalls when it is waiting for data it has sent for so it can finish processing the present thread. The degree of benefit seen when using a hyper-threaded or multi core processor depends on the needs of the software, and how well it and the operating system are written to manage the processor efficiently.[7]
Hyper-threading works by duplicating certain sections of the processor—those that store the architectural state—but not duplicating the main execution resources. This allows a hyper-threading processor to appear as the usual "physical" processor and an extra "logical" processor to the host operating system (HTT-unaware operating systems see two "physical" processors), allowing the operating system to schedule two threads or processes simultaneously and appropriately. When execution resources would not be used by the current task in a processor without hyper-threading, and especially when the processor is stalled, a hyper-threading equipped processor can use those execution resources to execute another scheduled task. (The processor may stall due to a cache miss, branch misprediction, or data dependency.)
This technology is transparent to operating systems and programs. The minimum that is required to take advantage of hyper-threading is symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) support in the operating system, as the logical processors appear as standard separate processors.
It is possible to optimize operating system behavior on multi-processor hyper-threading capable systems. For example, consider an SMP system with two physical processors that are both hyper-threaded (for a total of four logical processors). If the operating system's thread scheduler is unaware of hyper-threading, it will treat all four logical processors the same. If only two threads are eligible to run, it might choose to schedule those threads on the two logical processors that happen to belong to the same physical processor; that processor would become extremely busy while the other would idle, leading to poorer performance than is possible by scheduling the threads onto different physical processors. This problem can be avoided by improving the scheduler to treat logical processors differently from physical processors; in a sense, this is a limited form of the scheduler changes that are required for NUMA systems.
Denelcor, Inc. introduced multi-threading with the HEP (Heterogeneous Element Processor) in 1982. The HEP pipeline could not hold multiple instructions that were independent because they belonged to different processes. Only one instruction from a given process was allowed to be present in the pipeline at any point in time. Should an instruction from a given process block in the pipe, instructions from the other processes would continue after the pipeline drained.
Intel implemented hyper-threading on an x86 architecture processor in 2002 with the Foster MP-based Xeon. It was also included on the 3.06 GHz Northwood-based Pentium 4 in the same year, and then remained as a feature in every Pentium 4 HT, Pentium 4 Extreme Edition and Pentium Extreme Edition processor since. Previous generations of Intel's processors based on the Core microarchitecture do not have Hyper-Threading, because the Core microarchitecture is a descendant of the P6 microarchitecture used in iterations of Pentium since the Pentium Pro through the Pentium III and the Celeron (Covington, Mendocino, Coppermine and Tualatin-based) and the Pentium II Xeon and Pentium III Xeon models.
Intel released the Nehalem (Core i7) in November 2008 in which hyper-threading made a return. The first generation Nehalem contained four cores and effectively scaled eight threads. Since then, both two- and six-core models have been released, scaling four and twelve threads respectively.[8] The Intel Atom is an in-order processor with hyper-threading, for low power mobile PCs and low-price desktop PCs.[9] The Itanium 9300 launched with eight threads per processor (two threads per core) through enhanced hyper-threading technology. Poulson, the next-generation Itanium, is scheduled to have additional hyper-threading enhancements. The Intel Xeon 5500 server chips also utilize two-way hyper-threading.[10][11]
According to Intel the first implementation only used 5% more die area than the comparable non-hyperthreaded processor, but the performance was 15–30% better.[12][13] Intel claims up to a 30% performance improvement compared with an otherwise identical, non-simultaneous multithreading Pentium 4. Tom's Hardware states "In some cases a P4 running at 3.0 GHz with HT on can even beat a P4 running at 3.6 GHz with HT turned off."[14] Intel also claims significant performance improvements with a hyper-threading-enabled Pentium 4 processor in some artificial intelligence algorithms.
Overall the performance history of hyper-threading was a mixed one in the beginning. As one commentary on high performance computing from November 2002 notes:
Hyper-Threading can improve the performance of some MPI applications, but not all. Depending on the cluster configuration and, most importantly, the nature of the application running on the cluster, performance gains can vary or even be negative. The next step is to use performance tools to understand what areas contribute to performance gains and what areas contribute to performance degradation.[15]
As a result, performance improvements are very application-dependent;[16] however, when running two programs that require full attention of the processor it can actually seem like one or both of the programs slows down slightly when Hyper-Threading Technology is turned on.[17] This is due to the replay system of the Pentium 4 tying up valuable execution resources, equalizing the processor resources between the two programs which adds a varying amount of execution time. The Pentium 4 "Prescott" and the Xeon "Nocona" processors received a replay queue that reduces execution time needed for the replay system and completely overcomes the performance penalty.[18]
According to a November 2009 analysis by Intel, performance impacts of hyper-threading result in increased overall latency in case the execution of threads does not result in significant overall throughput gains, which vary[16] by the application. In other words, overall processing latency is significantly increased due to hyper-threading, with the negative effects becoming smaller as there are more simultaneous threads that can effectively use the additional hardware resource utilization provided by hyper-threading.[19] A similar performance analysis is available for the effects of hyper-threading when used to handle tasks related to managing network traffic, such as for processing interrupt requests generated by network interface controllers (NICs).[20] Another paper claims no performance improvements when hyper-threading is used for interrupt handling.[21]
When the first HT processors were released, many operating systems were not optimized for hyper-threading technology (e.g. Windows 2000 and Linux older than 2.4).[22]
In 2006, hyper-threading was criticised for energy inefficiency.[23] For example, specialist low-power CPU design company ARM stated simultaneous multithreading (SMT) can use up to 46% more power than ordinary dual-core designs. Furthermore, they claimed SMT increases cache thrashing by 42%, whereas dual core results in a 37% decrease.[24] Intel disputed this claim, stating that hyper-threading is highly efficient because it uses resources that would otherwise be idle.
In 2010, ARM said it might include simultaneous multithreading in its future chips;[25] however, this was rejected in favor of their 2012 64-bit design.[26]
In 2013 Intel dropped SMT in favor of out-of-order execution for its Silvermont processor cores, as they found this gave better performance.[27]
In May 2005 Colin Percival demonstrated that on the Pentium 4, a malicious thread can use a timing attack to monitor the memory access patterns of another thread with which it shares a cache, allowing the theft of cryptographic information.[28] Potential solutions to this include the processor changing its cache eviction strategy, or the operating system preventing the simultaneous execution, on the same physical core, of threads with different privileges.[28]
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Dwayne Meany was an unpopular introverted loser. There's no facebook tribute or glowing tweets to mark his passing. Only a pile of empty lager cans marks the spot where he tragically slipped on a kebab wrapper, hitting his head on the curb before being fatally run over by a Londis delivery van.
It's impossible to find anyone with a kind word to say about him. 'We won't miss him, he was pretty forgettable' says his mother Gillian. 'He couldn't play football and he'd bring everyone down when he walked in the room. He never smiled and had no mates, even his sister couldn't stand him. He nicked all her stuff and ebayed it. She's still devastated'.
Dwayne's teacher Mrs Morgan is reluctant to comment but once described him as 'about as appealing as a virus'. She felt he'd never amount to much. 'He basically had his whole life behind him'


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$150,000 Verdict - Mold Exposure
Attorney Chip Abrahamsen recently secured a verdict of $150,000 for a client subjected to toxic mold in a rental home in Monroe County. Our client rented a home in the Poconos and immediately began to suffer ill effects of mold exposure that ultimately resulted in her hospitalization. Through the development of the case by Attorney Abrahamsen, it was discovered that the landlord was aware of the mold problem for 8 months before renting the property to our client. The landlord simply covered the mold up and never warned our client despite being told by experts that the mold created dangerous living conditions. Through the discovery of these facts, Attorney Abrahamsen successfully convinced the jury to award our client appropriate compensation for the horror she endured in this home.


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Victorian Charm of Yesteryear. This Victorian has a beautiful porch that covers two sides of this elegant home. The detailing on the exterior has been beautifully restored and ready for for your enjoyment. The kitchen is perfectly set up for those who enjoy entertaining and food preparation. The convenience of a first laundry complete with laundry Chute. Spacious dining room for those family get togethers' and Den/library with fireplace and ample room for the book collection sit right off the kitchen. The living is large and is accentuated with beautiful hardwood flooring and pocket doors. The second floor features four bedroom; the master bedroom has it's private bathroom. If that's not enough room there are 3 additional bedroom rooms on the 3rd floor, as well as, a studio area. The 3 story barn/carriage house has plenty of room for vehicles, tools, storage and much more.
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April 9, 2021 @ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
An event every month that begins at 1:30 pm on day Second of the month, repeating indefinitely
Joy Filled Visits Memory Cafe meets monthly on the 2nd Friday from 1:30-3:30pm at Levine Senior Center in Matthews.
A Memory Café is a relaxed social gathering for people living with Dementia AND their caregivers. Admission is free and registration is open to anyone affected by memory loss or related cognitive changes. The Joy Filled Visits Memory Café is designed to help people living with dementia feel comfortable and successful in a community setting. For caregivers, the Café is a much-needed time of fellowship and a chance to have fun together without focusing on doctor's visits, medications, or illness. Please join us!
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Monday, September 18 2006
"Episode No.201 - Season Premiere"
PREMIERE WEEK EXTRAGAVANZA BEGINS TONIGHT WITH TOP PRIZE MONEY ESCALATING BY $1 MILLION EACH GAME -- Howie Mandel returns as host with an exhilarating premiere week where the top prize in the first game will be $1 million and then escalate by an additional $1 million with each game -- culminating with a record $6 million by week's end -- the highest ever top prized offered on the show. Contestants include, Game one ($1 million top prize): Staff Sergeant Robin Mullins of the United States Air Force from Paducah, Kentucky; Game two ($2 million top prize) :William Ming, a minister from St. Louis, Missouri; Game three ($2 million top prize): Matthew Sollena, a Staten Island, New York truck driver. One lucky contestant breaks last season's record for the most prize money ever given away on the show. Viewers at home can also watch and play the "Play At Home Lucky Case Game," where in celebration of premiere week, $200,000 will be given away.


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"Tell me a story!" It's been my request since I was a little girl. I could never get enough stories out of anyone, so it's not a wonder that I've begun telling stories of my own.
I started with comedy for the stage, web, and tv: the funny misadventures of 2 business partners with wacky ideas on how to make their millions, tales of sleepwalking women who get caught up in a crime they have no recollection of, a Wall Street powerhouse/commitment-phobe who leaves it all to find her zen, and 2 childhood friends who try to exploit the American public while conquering the new American dream. My stories have all featured headstrong, successful women making their mark on the world…until now. My newest venture is a dramatic film inspired by true events and it's unlike anything I've ever written. It's a new adventure. (You can become a part of it here.)
I love writing about real life because we live it everyday. It's relatable. But where's the adventure? All of my stories stem from some version of my own reality, but they find a new path along the way that takes me places I've never been and that's the exciting part. Then, as an actress, I breathe into a character, she comes alive on stage or screen, and she's real. Somewhere in the world, that same person exists and she's listening to my stories and smiling.
People always want a good story- it's part of the human condition. We always want to relate on some level because it makes us feel like we are a part of something bigger and then we are a little less alone in the world. Storytelling is healing, whether it be through laughter or tears. I hope you will laugh and cry with me along the way because I've got plenty of stories in me to tell. After all, I've been collecting them since I was a little girl.


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Camera-Critters #136
Last weekend, Hubs and I went to the "city" to take care of several things that needed done. On the way there, I told Hubs about this specific area where I've been wanting to stop and take photos, but I never do, because I'm always driving to or from work.
So, we got to the city, got Hubs measured for a tux, got Hubs some new overalls for the winter, got Hubs a haircut, did a major stock-up grocery shopping, and topped it off with a Whopper from Burger King (I ♥ Burger King Whoppers). Yes, too many Whoppers can result in a need for thermogenic fat burners, but I'm not concerned. ;-)
And then, on the way home, Hubs pulled over at the spot I had told him about so I could make some friends...
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The Heinz Endowments of Pittsburgh has awarded IUP a grant of $361,500 for a program designed to increase the number of African-American men in teacher preparation programs in colleges and universities.
California University of Pennsylvania, the Community College of Allegheny County, Point Park University, and IUP have formed a consortium to recruit African American males into the teaching profession.
The grant proposal was authored by Robert Millward, a professor in the Professional Studies in Education Department. The program will span three years.
"IUP has a strong existing partnership with the Pittsburgh Public Schools," Keith Dils, interim dean of the College of Education and Educational Technology, said, citing as examples the establishment of two professional development schools, membership on the executive board of the School District University Collaborative, the establishment of Future Educators of America clubs at three Pittsburgh high schools, the Community College of Allegheny County Urban Program, the Three-Student Urban Project, and the Promise Plus.
"This project will add another valuable piece to the work that IUP is doing in educating our nation's future teachers."
Millward will work with a consortium of public schools, community agencies, and colleges of education to increase the number of African-American males in colleges of education.
Currently, African-American men make up about 1 percent of the population of colleges of education and 1 percent of the 3 million teachers in the nation's schools, according to Millward. The program's goal is to increase the population in colleges of education to 5 percent and ultimately increase the number of African-American male teachers in the region to 5 percent.
"We have several objectives to accomplish to reach this goal, including starting at the middle- and high-school level and involving the entire community, and to mentor students while in college to help them succeed," Millward said.
"In addition to actively working to recruit students into teacher education programs from the Pittsburgh region, we will focus on the enormous importance of having educational role models who inspire students to want to become future teachers."
The consortium currently includes representatives from IUP, Oliver High School, Point Park University, Woodland Hills, Gateway School District, Wilkinsburg School District, the Community College of Allegheny County, and California University of Pennsylvania. Community representatives will be added to the consortium during the first year of the project, and the number of school districts will be expanded during the three years of the grant.
During the first year, Millward and the consortium members will establish an organizational structure that can be sustained through the next decade. The group plans to employ a number of methods to reach qualified African-American males and help them succeed in education over the next three years:
The program would also be evaluated yearly.
IUP is in the third year of the Promise Plus initiative, funded by grants totaling $460,000 from the Heinz Endowments. This program increases the impact of the Pittsburgh Promise, designed to help all students in Pittsburgh Public Schools plan, prepare, and pay for education beyond high school at an accredited post-secondary institution within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
IUP also has two federal TRIO programs—Upward Bound Math-Science and the McNair Scholars program—designed to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds, as well as the R. Benjamin Wiley Partnership Program for Urban High School Students, dual-enrollment agreements with regional school districts, and the Punxsutawney Summer Opportunity Program.
The Pittsburgh Promise was created by the Pittsburgh Foundation and is supported by other regional philanthropies, Pittsburgh Public Schools, and community agencies.
The Heinz Endowments supports efforts to make southwestern Pennsylvania a premier place to live and work, a center for learning and educational excellence, and a region that embraces diversity and inclusion.


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Why did my Mac Mini shut down on it's own?
Episode 935Denise from
Denise's Mac Mini shut down the other day and issued a "panic report." Leo says that something just crashed and the Mac shut down on it's own. It's called a 'kernel panic', and it's not that unusual. It could even have been a power surge that caused it. Generally, it's a hardware issue, but if it only happens every so often, like every six months, it's nothing to really be concerned about at this point.


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LoHud Wine of the Week
Gavilan Pinot Noir 2012: This wine speaks of sunshine on ripened cherries. Bright and balanced, it comes from a region of California that has an upwelling of limestone, which helps with a long finish. Region: Mount Edna near Monterey, Calif. Price: $20. Goes with: Asian pork loin, seared salmon with black forbidden rice, or just good conversation. Why I chose it: It is a perfectly balanced wine that will remind you of sitting outside at a summer barbecue. A much-needed daydream in the middle of January.
This is Bottle No. 8 in our eighth series. More recommendations: food.lohudblogs.com/category/mixed-case.
To see previous experts in our Mixed Case series, click here:
Mixed Case from Vino 100 in White Plains..
Mixed Case from Zachys in Scarsdale..
Mixed Case from Suburban Wines in Yorktown Heights.
Mixed Case from Rochambeau Wines & Liquors in Dobbs Ferry.
Mixed Case from Wine Geeks in Armonk
Mixed Case by Piermont Fine Wine & Spirits.
Mixed Case by Aries Wine & Spirits, White Plains.
Meet our expert Joe Printz of Grape D'Vine in Sparkill, by clicking here..
For 12 weeks, we feature a wine, and include tasting notes and suggestions for pairings. At the end of the 12 weeks, we'll review our Mixed Case, and recap the choices. Each mixed case will be chosen by a local wine shop owner, who will also become our wine expert-in-residence during his or her tenure. (So should we need recommendations for a holiday, for example. we'll ask.) We'll get a new expert for each case. Right now, we're working on our Mixed Case chosen by Joe Printz of Grape D'Vine in Sparkill..


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2016.11.01 – Elevator Shaft Reline
Fabrication of the top of a 930 ft. elevator shaft reline (92 shells x 14' – 6'' dia. x 10 ft. long.) Starting from the bottom the shells are more heavily constructed and as we get nearer the surface the shell thickness lessens as do the number of external stiffener rings. The average weight per shell thru the first 30 has been about 46,000 lbs.
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37 Districts With NSF Grants Launch Coalition To Improve Information on Math, Science
Nearly 40 superintendents who lead many of the nation's largest urban districts last week launched a coalition dedicated to sharing information on math and science education.
Luther S. Williams, the head of the NSF's education and human resources directorate, said last week that the aim of the coalition was to push districts to share both successes and failures so that each, in isolation, is not reinventing the wheel. That will mean the agency will get more for its money, he said.
"What they are going to do is share math and science model programs, assessment strategies, use of technology, and approaches for meeting accountability to the public," Mr. Williams said.
Another goal in creating the coalition is to prevent the kind of failure of an NSF-funded reform initiative that occurred in the District of Columbia schools, Mr. Williams said. Last fall, two years into the program, the NSF pulled the plug on what was to have been a $13.5 million, five-year award to improve math and science education. The district lost about $10 million. ( "NSF Cuts Off Funds to D.C.,Three States," Oct. 2, 1996.)
Though unsure such a coalition would have saved the program, Mr. Williams said, "I think it's reasonable to suggest they would have done a much better job."
Electronic communications will be essential to the success of the coalition, Mr. Williams said. Members are to share information through e-mail or a common World Wide Web site. One district may eventually host an administrative center for the group, he said.
Participation in the coalition is not a condition of continued NSF funding, he said. But districts will be "strongly encouraged" to participate, he said, in part by contributing a tiny share of their grants toward its operation.
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Nearly two months after indecisive parliamentary elections (December 28, 2003) in Serbia, a new government has still not been formed. There are signs that a minority government of reformists, supported by the Socialist Party of Slobodan Milosevic, will take power in the next week.
Analysts in Belgrade expect the new prime minister will be Vojislav Kostunica, the moderate nationalist who became president of Yugoslavia three and a half years ago, when he defeated incumbent Slobodan Milosevic. The soft-spoken law professor has been putting together a minority government of three reformist parties that would rely on Mr. Milosevic's Socialists for a parliamentary majority.
The former dictator, who still leads the Socialists, is on trial for war crimes at a U.N. tribunal in The Hague. The reformists had to resort to the Socialists' support if they hoped to form a government without the ultra-nationalist party that won the most seats in the election.
Vladimir Matic, a Serb political analyst who teaches at Clemson University, in South Carolina, believes the new government may be more stable than skeptics assume. "The government of the three parties, supported by the Socialists in the parliament, all have a vested interest to make this endeavor last," he said. "But at the same time, if you look at their programs, I don't see many chances for continued reforms."
Obrad Kesic, a Serb political analyst in Washington, believes it is likely that Mr. Kostunica's reformist coalition will be broadened to include elements of the Democratic Party of slain former prime minister Zoran Djindjic, with whom he was at odds over the pace of reforms and depth of cooperation with the Hague tribunal.
"My thoughts have been that, if there is going to be a majority government there has to be a change inside the Democratic Party," said Mr. Kesic. "I think the chances are very high that you'll see a new reshuffling of the government that is being formed now, and you'll have the Democratic Party enter a majority government."
Professor Matic believes the political scene in Serbia and the western Balkans has changed significantly in the past year. Serbs, he said, have turned against cooperation with the international war crimes tribunal, believing that Serbia has been unfairly singled out for blame. Serbs similarly feel that economic reform has failed and that the previous reformist government did little to overcome corruption.
Mr. Matic believes both majority Albanians in the province of Kosovo and people in Montenegro will feel less secure, knowing that Mr. Milosevic's party has regained legitimacy. The three entities are all that is left of the former Yugoslavia, now called Serbia and Montenegro.
No matter its composition, Obrad Kesic said, the new Serbian government will not last very long. "Even in the best case scenario, a successful government will be short-lived," he said. "Because the number one task before it is to write a new constitution. Once a new constitution is written, by consensus, and by some interpretations by law, there will be new elections."
Professor Matic said if new elections are held, the Serb radicals who came out ahead in this latest election are again likely to do well. That nationalist party, he said, represents a populist alternative to reformists, who are perceived to have failed.
Short-term, Mr. Matic is pessimistic about Serbia. "It's just a time out from accelerated transformation," he said, "until they get their act together and decide really what they want to do and what kind of Serbia they want to build." Longer term, said Professor Matic, he is optimistic.
Observers are troubled by the political gridlock in Serbia. Reformers are split, with no vision of the kind of society they wish to build. Serbs, say the observers, have not had an introspective debate about the Milosevic era and the wars of Yugoslav succession. They have not formulated clear views about Serbia's new and fragile union with Montenegro and the future of Kosovo.
They say they want to be part of the European Union but are ambivalent about NATO, the U.S.-led military alliance whose three-month-long bombing campaign in 1999 forced Serb troops to withdraw from Kosovo. And yet, say the analysts, Serbia is too important to ignore, with a population of 10 million at the heart of the historically volatile Balkans.


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It's our intention to create tangible opportunities for people to functionally love the city of Richmond and proclaim the mercy of God to a city that is in desperate need of this truth. Part of "doing what we are" involves reflecting a love of righteousness, justice, and mercy. People who love this city and serve it with no ulterior motive and no greater reason than the fact that we have been loved by a redeeming God who has sent us to this city as His Ambassadors are the greatest hope for the city of Richmond.
Below are a few of the organizations where you're likely to find Redemption Hill folk. However, the majority of our local efforts are initiated and run through the various Communities that gather throughout the city on a weekly basis. These Communities are reaching out to refugees, schools, the homeless, and countless other areas of Richmond.
Youth Life Foundation of Richmond | (founded originally by our very own Heather Goodlett!) The Youth Life Foundation of Richmond is committed to nurturing the child, strengthening the family, and rebuilding the community. They believe that early support for children helps to ensure their successful future. Their comprehensive after-school and full-summer program services aim to help children develop into leaders who positively influence their families and communities. One of the greatest ongoing needs they have is for more mentors for their students. To get more information and learn how you can help, click here. Their Southwood Learning Center is also housed at The Fourhundred, our campus and congregation on the Southside.
East End Pregnancy Center | The EEPC partners with local women to help them decide their options in pregnancy. They offer private consultation, counseling, classes, material support, and other community referrals in order to ensure they will be supported in the decisions they make. To donate to this worthy cause, click here. If you would like to volunteer, click here.
Richmond Justice Initiative | RJI is a Christian, faith-based organization that works with youth and youth workers to not only educate them on the lures of human trafficking, but to also equip them with the tools to safely and effectively intervene should they suspect it. To donate or volunteer for this dynamic organization, go to their website here.
RVA Cru and Tidewater Cru | Redemption Hill Church has several Cru campus ministry staff who call us home, and we're pleased to partner with their efforts on Richmond's campuses, as well as regionally in the Tidewater area. To learn more about how you can give to Cru's efforts in the Richmond area, click here. For information on giving to Cru's efforts in the Tidewater area, click here.
West End Kids Club | In the Spring of 2012, several members from Redemption Hill Church started a kids club that met at West End Presbyterian Church near Regency Square Mall. While the first few years were spent building relationships with kids and families, it has since aimed to build kids up in the knowledge of who Jesus is, and why we all need him. Each week, they serve about 25-30 kids, ages 5 through 12; and each week, they strive to preach and implant the gospel in the hearts of these kids. If you would like to volunteer, contact Joe Skolnik.
Richmond Christian Leadership Initiative | The Richmond Christian Leadership Initiative (RCLI) is a thriving community of leaders, dedicated to serving Richmond in Christ's name. Through challenging content, deep relationships, and immersive learning experiences, RCLI prepares an annual Class of emerging Christian leaders to join in God's redemptive work across Richmond. You could be one of them! To apply for their program, or to give or volunteer, check out their website here.
Jobs for Life | The Jobs for Life program uses a biblically based curriculum, paired with a team of mentors, pastors, and business leaders, to help students discover who they are, what gifts and interests they possess, and what roadblocks they face in achieving their goals. Jobs for Life is a "soft skills" training program helping participants to gain, maintain, and thrive in employment. If you are interested in serving with with Jobs for Life as a mentor, instructor, or food provider, please fill out a JfL volunteer form here.
Richmond Center for Christian Study | The Richmond Center for Christian Study exists to bring gospel transformation by fostering serious consideration and discussion of a biblical worldview and its bearing on all of life and culture. They seek to foster serious consideration and discussion of both the content (theology) and veracity (apologetics) of a biblical worldview, and its bearing on every area of our lives (worldview) and the world we live in (culture). To stay updated on the happenings of the Study Center, click here. To give toward their efforts in reaching students for Christ, click here.
Patty's Hope | Patty's Hope provides practical help, hope, and healing for women whose children have been placed in foster care. They partner with local organizations and the Christian community to implement a holistic, individualized program with a focus on four areas: Safe Housing, Trauma Recovery, Life Skills, and Healthy Community. Through this trauma-focused program, Patty's Hope aims to honor Jesus by seeing clients transformed mentally, physically, and spiritually; leading to lifelong health and stability. Their goal is for every woman whose child has been placed in foster care to have the opportunity to encounter God's love, experience deep healing, and have a healthy relationship with their child. To learn more about how you can help, click here.
Church Hill Activities & Tutoring | CHAT's goal is to create and sustain intentional communities that are dedicated to transforming the lives of at-risk youth in Church Hill. Check out their site to learn about opportunities to serve and to discover what ongoing needs exist within this great local ministry.


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Monsteras are hot right now. Like Death Valley in the middle of summer hot. And we get it, between the deep green hues, swiss cheese holes, and lovely almond-shaped leaves, what's not to love?
There are many species of Monstera plants, and while we adore them all, our personal fave is the Monstera adansonii. As the more petite cousin to the Monstera deliciosa, the adansonii is perfect for apartment life. Think of it as the Daniel Radcliffe of plants: it may be small, but it is adorable and packs a real magical punch. (Daniel Radcliffe and Harry Potter are the same, right?) Keep your little Daniel Radcliffe on your nightstand or hang one in your kitchen, it'll look great almost anywhere (also quite like Daniel Radcliffe).
Be forewarned, the Monstera adansonii is often mislabeled as the very similar Monstera obliqua, and is having such a moment right now that its actually a little tough to find. So if you do come across one at your local nursery make sure to follow your heart and just buy. We were lucky enough to get the last of a recent shipment at Dig Gardens in Santa Cruz and are working on nursing the little runt back to health. Did we mention the adansonii is hot right now?
Assuming you've run out and gotten yourself one by now, its time for some care tips. To keep your adansonii cutie alive, make sure you put it in indirect bright light, or 'sunny shade'. Keep it in well-draining soil, and make sure the soil stays moist. Yes, we said moist (sorry if you're one of those people who hates the word moist…because we've now used it three times). Moist.
And now assuming your Monstera is still alive, show it off in one of these CB2 hanging planters or this simple yet elegant West Elm ceramic planter. Our final tips? Ogle blissfully at your Monstera, watch a Harry Potter movie, and repeat.


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Camera Flipbook
Hello Hello Everyone! It's Juanita and I have a fun first time project to share with you today. I have been bitten by the flipbook bug and oh buddies do I love it! I was so excited to make a flipbook and August's Planner Kit was a great kit for inspiration. Not only were there so many ADORABLE papers, cards and washi but also we all received the brand new permanent adhesive from Tombow! And boy, did it come in handy!
I was so entirely inspired by the camera theme of this kit that I made my flipbook look like one of the cameras designed for the kit!
Now, this is my first flipbook so please be gentle… but I think it turned out pretty good. I went with a file folder design and really had a blast decking it out with all the goodies we got in our planner kits. For a full tutorial, process and walkthrough of my first flipbook feel free to watch the video below.
But here are some highlights of my favorite elements.
First, I adore these quote cards I made using the cards from the add on kit. Can you guess which on is my favorite?
Second, I really loved the cut out cameras and made a little pocket for them to hangout in. Don't they look so happy bursting out of that pocket?
Third, I LOVED this pocket I made using the sticky notes! Plus, the permanent adhesive runner from Tombow really lives up to its name. This pocket is going nowhere! It's all ready for washi samples, die cuts or tags and I have no worries that it's going to fall off.
And lastly, I included a photography challenge that I found on Pinterest. It went so well with the theme and it made it possible for me to use more cutouts from the kit!
And there you have it! Please feel free to watch the video if you want to see a proper walkthrough and see how I made this flipbook but at the end of the day, I see a lot more flipbooks in my future!
Happy Crafting!


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Hkb3/Hkaa 823Back Kalkaartweg 5, Middelkerke
What remains of this battery is a light observation post with an annex, which is located at the end of the runway of Ostend airport. The battery was equipped with a small anti-aircraft artillery tower, which had the purpose of bringing down aircraft. The battery was armed with six French 155 mm guns. The battery was bombed by the US Air Force, which led to the deaths of ten workers working in the dunes and to a great many serious injuries. After World War II everything except the fire control bunker was demolished. The lower floor of the bunker served as the calculation room and probably also the battery officer's quarters. The upper floor was for observation. Three small buildings were built onto the bunker: a sanitary block and two personnel blocks (one of which is in ruins).


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John W. Havrilla serves as Executive Director of Lutheran Services New York Alliance since August 1, 2015. He was a board member of United Lutheran Appeal for over five years and a member of the Alliance's board for ten years.
Ordained in 1973, John was a parish pastor in the Metropolitan New York Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, retiring in August of 2014 after a combined service of 32 year in Pearl River, and 9 years in West Hempstead, New York, respectively. He also served as Secretary of the Metropolitan New York Synod in the mid-1990's and was a Candidacy Committee member and related tasks forces for students seeking ordination and certification in the Lutheran church.
John was born and raised in the Bronx, New York, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Wagner College in 1969, and his Master of Divinity Degree from The Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia in 1973.
Volunteer community work over 40 plus years has included the local fire department, chaplain to the Police Benevolent Association's 9/11 Observance Committee, Hospice of Rockland Clergy Board member, Protestant Committee on Scouting, Rotary International and local clergy associations. Serving a parish with a pre-school of just under 400 pre-school children became an avenue of greater service to the wider Rockland, N.Y. and north Bergen County, N.J. communities.
John was most enlightened by the work the Alliance agencies after completing a sabbatical that included visitation to member agencies as well as other church related service organizations. John was often heard telling others, "You will be amazed by the wonderful work being done through our Alliance members."
While working for the Alliance part time, John continues to be amazed by all the wonderful work being done through our Lutheran presence among people with young, old and middle age people with special needs. His focus for the Alliance is in development (funding), mission interpretation and executive administrative function.
John is married to Marsha (Witkop) and lives in Rockland County, New York where they raised their two adult sons, and where they are very much enjoying their new role as grandparents.
John W. Havrilla
Executive Director
Lutheran Services New York Alliance
475 Riverside Dr. #1244, New York, NY 10115
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The death of the great Wendy Richard - Pauline Fowler from EastEnders - prompted a quiz about women in the news and Cockney rhyming slang.
Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Vanessa Mae tried to solve clues read out by a London cabbie.
Play along and see how many you get right in Who's That Twist and Twirl?
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Are you "Heuped" up, UCF fans?
You should be.
After watching the Knights' 56-17 demolition of UConn in the season-opener Thursday night, it's already abundantly clear: New coach Josh Heupel's offense might just be even better than old coach Scott Frost's offense.
Frost's offense led the nation in scoring last year (48.2 points per game) and went up and down the field at a rapid-fire pace; Heupel's offense scored 56 last night against UConn and went up and down the field at warp speed.
The Knights compiled 652 yards (they averaged 530 last year) and scored on 8 of 9 possessions. None of their scoring drives took longer than 2 minutes, 39 seconds.
Heisman-contending quarterback McKenzie Milton (346 passing yards and five TDs) and his teammates weren't kidding when they said during the preseason that Heupel's offense actually moves faster than Frost's. An offense nicknamed UC-Fast when Frost took over was UC-FantasticallyFabulouslyFreakyFast on Thursday night.
The public-address announcer in the stadium press box eventually gave up on trying to keep up with Heupel's play calls, and at one point the ESPN TV crew missed two plays of live action.
[Click here for full article.]
"When your players are executing very well, it can go fast," Heupel said. "We're not in a race or anything else, just trying to go 1-0. When the tempo provides an opportunity for us, we're going to use it. The kids have handled it and grasped onto it very well."
Mike Bianchi, Matt Murschel and Chris Hays preview the UCF football season talking about preseason rankings, McKenzie Milton for Heisman, new coach Josh Heupel and the first game at UConn.
Said Milton: "I give a lot of credit to our strength staff for getting us in the right condition to be able to play that fast. And I give a lot of credit to coach Heupel and the offensive coaches for getting us to push that tempo."
As far as debuts go, this was an amazing — the best first act we've seen since the opening scene of "Jaws." Except it was UConn's defense that played the role of the skinny-dipping teenager.
UCF completed a perfect season under Frost and, likewise, this was the perfect season opener for Heupel.
It took just one game for the new coach to get the Knights' offense — and perhaps even their ticket sales — moving at "Heuper" speed.


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Swim Team
St Andrews Swim Club is a great way to experience competitive swimming!
SASC Swim Team
Winter Trimester Begins Dec 1st!
Monday, Tuesday, Thursdays, Friday-Gold & Masters
Pre-Team Groups
2 days a week:
Tuesday & Thursday
High School Prep:
4 days a week:
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
SASC USA Registered Swim Groups
2 days a week:
Tuesday & Thursday
3 days a week:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
3 days a week:
Monday,Tuesday, Thursday
4 days a week:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Masters Adult
4 days a week:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
*Times subject to slight changes
Year long and trimester commitments available:
Year Long: Sept-July
Fall: Sept 4th - End of November
Winter: Dec 1st - End of February
Spring: March 1st-mid July * +
*end date may vary due to squad meets
+extra fees may be applied for summer league and meets.
Registration is on our Team Unify site by clicking the green arrow on the registration page!
Summer League Swim Team
June 10-July 20
Practice: 5:30-6:30pm
Mon,Wed, Thurs
Meets Tues
June 3-6 Skills Test*
*If the coaches decided need a session of lessons we will credit your account and transfer them possibly with intention to put them back on summer league (extra fees may apply)
2019 Meet Schedule
June 8th: Stoke clinic
June 18th @Elks
June 25th @Elks
July 2th @TSP
July 9th @St Andrews University
July 16th @Elks
July 20th 7am @Elks
TSP: Town of Southern Pines Pool (Pool Park):
735 S. Stephens Street, Southern Pines
Elks: Elks Pool:
280 Country Club Drive, Southern Pines
Designed for swimmers ages five (must have completed Kindergarten) and up who want to put their swimming skill to work.
Perfect for those interested in getting started in year round swimming as well as those who are interested in swimming in High School!
All swimmers must be able to swim an unaided front stroke and a backstroke.
Emphasis is on stroke technique and learning the four competitive strokes.
Developmental, "Just for Fun" swim meets will be held on Tuesday evening with other summer league teams.
*Groups are decided by skill as well as age to provide the best swimming experience.
Bronze: Ages 5-8
New to swimming
Comfortable in water
Can swim a full length of the pool (25yds) without assistance (preferably front crawl/freestyle).
Must be able to swim unassisted.
Silver: Ages 8-12
Some experience with swimming
Very comfortable in water
Can swim a full length of the pool (25yds) front crawl/freestyle and backstroke.
Must be able to swim unassisted and have some basic knowledge of swimming.
Gold: Ages 12-18
Have swim before or have some knowledge of competitive swimming or wanting to prepare for high school swimming.
Very comfortable in water
Can swim a full length of the pool (25yds) front crawl/freestyle and backstroke.
Must be able to swim unassisted and have the endurance and desire to swim multiple laps.
Masters Swimming
For Adult swimmers who would like to swim under a coach's program. Swimmers will be doing coach designed practices. This is not lap swim.* Must have knowledge of competitive swimming.
Fall Swim Camp
Open to ages 5 & up interested in competitive swimming! Develop strokes, improve swimming skills and learn what it's like to be on a swim team.
High School Prep Group
Ages 12-18
For High School aged swimmers who want to see what competitive swimming is all about and to get ready or stay in shape for high school season.
Tues, Thurs, Fri
Pre-Team Group
Ages 5-13
For those who want to learn how to be on a swim team and to learn and develop the four basic strokes. Must be able to swim unassisted, no fear of the water. Also will be able to compete in 1-2 non official meets
Tues, Thurs
USA Flex Swim
For kids ages 5-18 who want to learn how to be on a swim team and to learn the four basic strokes. Must be able to swim unassisted, no fear of the water. Will also eligible for the usa swimming flex program and be able to compete in 1-2 sanctioned meet, and 1-2 unsanctioned meets.
*Time depends on what group they would be in.
Tues, Thurs
All programs are non-refundable, but credits maybe transferred depending on situations.


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Plans afoot to boost export of dairy products
Sunday September 3 2017
Dodoma. The government is now implementing a Five- Year Dairy Industry Development Plan (DIDP) with the aim of enabling the country to start exporting milk and other dairy products.
For decades, Tanzania has failed to export milk due to poor technological investment in the domestic dairy industry, as well as shortage of improved dairy cattle among indigenous livestock keepers, stakeholders say.
Among the key technological handicaps which deny Tanzania a chance to meet recommended milk exporting standards, is the absence of Ultra-High Temperature Processing (UHT) machines.
But a current initiative under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development is now seeking to bridge the gap, by installing modern UHT Milk processing machines at Dar es Salaam's Milkcom Dairy Tanzania and Tanga Fresh milk factories.
UHT is a food processing technology that sterilises liquid food, chiefly milk, by heating it above 135 °C (275 °F) – the temperature required to kill spores in milk – for 1 to 2 seconds.
Tanzania Dairy Board's (TDB) chief registrar Nelson Kilongozi on Friday told The Citizen on Sunday that after the installation of key machines, the country stands a chance of being able to export milk to external markets. "With current poor technology, we fail to store milk in quality packages with long-life of at least six months before expiring. Milk production is a delicate undertaking, a lot of knowledge and dedication is needed to obtain good results," Mr Kilongozi added.
He was speaking to The Citizen on Sunday on the sidelines of seminar involving zoo sanitary experts held on Friday in Dodoma.
According to him, the programme is also aimed at scaling up the number of high-breed dairy cattle in the country from the current 780,000 to at least 1.5 million by 2020.
"To achieve this, we are planning for vast artificial insemination of various high-breed dairy cattle among livestock keepers from across the country, but also we are encouraging adoption of modern livestock keeping among Tanzanians engaging into the key sector," he said.
Due to such a huge deficit in high-breed dairy cattle, he unveiled; Tanzania is currently producing only 2.1 billion litres of milk per year, whereby the country's annual Liquid Milk Equivalent (LME) importation stands between 17 and 20 million little.
"With the on-going plan, the target, however, is to double the production rate," he said.
For his part, the director of Veterinary Services in the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development, Dr Abdu Hayghaimo, gave details over the state of poor milk drinking among Tanzanians.
He said that principally, each individual was supposed to drink at least 200 litres of milk a year but the current trend stood between 45 and 47 litres in Tanzania.
The permanent secretary in the Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development ministry, Dr Mary Mashingo, told The Citizen on Sunday that the country's livestock keeping industry was facing a myriad of challenges, leading to poor dairy and beef production.
She said most Tanzanians were still maintaining large number of indigenous cattle which are not productive in terms of beef and dairy products.
An expert from the Dodoma-based Tanzania Livestock Research Institute (Taliri) who asked not to be named said that poor agricultural practices have also attributed to many Farm Animal Genetic Resources to either becoming at risk, threatened, extinct or their specific genetic characteristics being diluted.
Apart from hailing the parent ministry for introducing the programme, he said in order to improve livestock populations' productivity; there should be an effective introduction of appropriate and comprehensive livestock high-breeding programme from across the country.
"There should be an effective programme to attain better performing animals in order to contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security in livestock keeping communities and the country at large while conserving the biodiversity of indigenous livestock populations," he said in an interview with The Citizen on Sunday.
He spoke over the need for characterisation of indigenous livestock populations and their production environments and increased availability of improved animals (beef, dairy, small ruminants, poultry and pigs) through within, and between-population selection, discriminate crossbreeding as long as introduction of new lines with the emphasis of utilization of artificial insemination (AI) and multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET) technologies.


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PORTLAND — An Oregon woman likely saved a man's life when she stopped to investigate skid marks on a mountain road and spotted an SUV crashed below, emergency responders said.
Laurie Bowers of Happy Camp, Calif., on Saturday morning stopped to look over a cliff on Grayback Road, a circuitous route in the Siskiyou Mountains of southwest Oregon and northern California. Bowers spotted a red Jeep about 50 feet below, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported .
A single tree held the SUV from sliding down a roughly 40-degree slope, said Ned Booth, public information officer at the Illinois Valley Fire District. The vehicle otherwise likely would have plunged another 1,000 feet, Booth said.
"It's a good thing she was traveling by," Booth said.
Emergency responders found the driver suffering from hypothermia. He had a badly fractured leg and internal bleeding. He was airlifted to Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford.
The extraction of the driver on the steep mountainside was perilous, Booth said.
The driver's name has not yet been released. Booth said the man was in his 30s or early 40s.
The driver told rescuers he crashed at around 2 a.m. Saturday. Rescuers were dispatched shortly after 10 a.m.
Search and rescue crews often take some time to reach rural parts of the Siskiyou Mountains. However, a team of paramedics and rescue personnel were conducting a routine exercise in Cave Junction and were able to respond quickly, Booth said.
"Everything just worked out real nice," he said.
Information from: The Oregonian/OregonLive, http://www.oregonlive.com