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Friday, January 15, 2010
Fridays Are Too Nice for Hatin'
No one hate me.
But I like to clean.
There. I wrote it.
Not only do I enjoy most of my chores, but I feel compelled to do them no matter what. At the expense of writing, blogging, and sleep, I must have a clean kitchen before I go to sleep.
What's your Main Character's house look like? How do you handle your daily chores? Do people who are the opposite of you intrigue or annoy you?
60 comments:
- Katie Ganshert said...
I don't hate you. But I am jealous!! I wish I loved to clean!! Maybe my hosue would look a lot different. :)
That's a great question - asking about the state of our character's homes. My main character right now has a tidy home. Not spick and span, but tidy.
- January 15, 2010 at 6:03 AM
- Tabitha Bird said...
I hate you... JOKING! Want to come and clean my house? :)
I agree with Katie. Great question.
I am the character in my memoir and my home is usually tidy. Usually.... :)
- January 15, 2010 at 6:16 AM
- Donna M. Kohlstrom said...
I must also confess...I'm a neat freak!! Everything in it's place and all tidy is my mode of operation. I'm trying to give up some of this and just be spontaneous, but I'm like you...I can't go to bed until the dishes are done, etc.!
Now that you mention it...my characters tend to be organized and have clean homes too!
- January 15, 2010 at 6:29 AM
- Jennifer Shirk said...
Oh, thank goodness YOU said it, because I'm the same way!!
I've actually thought about leaving the house to write so I won't be tempted to vacuum. :)
My hubby once told me I clean the bathroom too much. *snort* How can a bathroom ever be too clean?
I have yet to translate my madness to one of my characters. LOL
- January 15, 2010 at 6:47 AM
- Jessica said...
Katie, tidy is good too. :-) I'm certainly not perfect with mine and I force myself not to be anal, just disciplined. *grin* Your story's a little different than mine because you work outside the home. That makes a huge difference in priorities, imo.
- January 15, 2010 at 7:19 AM
- Krista Phillips said...
Please know that you have a standing invitation into my home, Jessica. Seriously, you can come live here if you want. No problem.
It's not that I don't like cleaning, it's... okay, fine, it's that I dont' like cleaning. I do like a clean house though. But it's hard to put the two together...
- January 15, 2010 at 7:22 AM
- Jessica said...
Tabitha! LOL NO, I don't like cleaning that much... Heeheee.
Donna, it's just so nice to have a clean kitchen to wake up to, right? Plus, we live in Florida. Not a great place to leave crumbs about. LOL
Jennifer, your hubby is crazy! How can a bathroom be too clean? Impossible. *snort*
You should write a neat freak character. They're really fun. *grin*
- January 15, 2010 at 7:25 AM
- Jessica said...
Krista, no worries. All those kids you have can be put to good use, right? *wicked, bad, bad grin*
- January 15, 2010 at 7:26 AM
- Jessica said...
Krista, I should add that I'd be happy to come to your house if you'll make me some of those caramel Christmas cookies. :-)
- January 15, 2010 at 7:26 AM
- Eileen Astels Watson said...
Mostly they make me jealous--like you. I so wish I loved to clean because I love a neat and clean home but so don't have the energy or desire to put the needed work into it. God made me with so many contradictions it isn't funny!!!
My characters mostly have very neat and tidy homes--huh, wonder why?
- January 15, 2010 at 7:57 AM
We could NEVER hate you. Heh. I'm in awe of people who like to clean. My MIL is that way and I think it's wonderful. Wish I was like that.
As you well know, cleaning comes last on a list of family, writing, and work. Blick. I'm like you in that I prefer to have a clean kitchen before I sit down to write in the evenings, but I'm not above leaving a few dishes soaking in the sink if a really juicy scene is nibbling on me. HEH. Though, honestly, it's rare.
As to the state of my heroine's house ... well, wow. I've never thought about it. Cool slant on characterization, though.
The one I'm writing now lives in a castle and has servants, so they keep it pretty clean I guess. But she also has young nieces, so I'm sure there's some endearing clutter in her life. I find that kind of a "mess" sweet, though. I like having little reminders of the kiddos around. :-)
Hey, Agent L finally contacted me; I emailed you about it.
Great post as always!
- January 15, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Robyn Campbell said...
Hmmm, you like to clean and I have a house that needs cleanin'. :-) Get the picture? :-) I am a Germ-x fanatic though. I have bottles sitting everywhere.
My characters are kids so their rooms look like normal kids rooms.
I don't get annoyed by people who are the opposite of me, just green with envy. I guess I'd better start school and then clean my house. *she hangs her head* Have a great weekend.
- January 15, 2010 at 8:15 AM
- Wendy @ All in a Day's Thought said...
My MC likes to clean too. Her home is immaculate. I figure I ought to make someone like it. ;) Actually, I go crazy cleaning before company comes. I try to act like I like it.
~ Wendy
- January 15, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- Kristen Painter said...
I like to pay the cleaning woman. Very similar.
- January 15, 2010 at 9:10 AM
- Linda Kage said...
You like to clean? Oh, good. Would you like to come visit me?? I'm still waiting for this nesting instict to kick in, but I don't think it's gonna. Sigh.
Anyway, the main character's mom in my book is a clean freak, but her internal stuggle is to show the world she's a good person.
- January 15, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Terri Tiffany said...
Put me on your list to come clean. I'm the closest!LOL
Actually, I love a clean house too. I can't concentrate if it is too messy! Sick yes.
I hadn't thought about my MC and her obsessions! Maybe I need to do something with that!
- January 15, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Jessica said...
Well Eileen, if it makes you feel better I'm jealous that you create such gorgeous gardens...and that you have a horse! LOL So now we're even. :-)
Anita, I bet house is pretty neat even if you don't like to clean. *grin*
Robyn, you're funny! It seems like a lot of people here could use some cleaning services. You homeschool, don't you? That's something I would never want to do. Who has time to clean when they're busy schooling kids? *grin*
- January 15, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- Natalie said...
You make me jealous! I wish I loved to clean. There are a couple cleaning things I enjoy (like the dishes when I have a great audiobook), but mostly I hate them, and it shows.
- January 15, 2010 at 10:02 AM
- Jessica said...
Wendy, I do the same thing before people come. I mean, the basics are clean, but when people come I'm checking almost everything. One of my characters is a neat freak too. :-)
Kristen, a cleaning woman sounds great! I'll be looking into that someday... *grin*
Linda, funny about your MC. So she feels that being clean and neat has to do with her morality? Interesting. Don't worry, supposedly nesting happens right before you go into labor. So if you have a sudden compulsion to scrub the crib, watch out! LOL
- January 15, 2010 at 10:06 AM
- Sarah Forgrave said...
I like things to be clean, but I don't like the process of getting them clean. I'm working on a week of blog posts that I'll title 'Deep Dark Secret Week', and one of them has to do with cleaning. Not sure when I'll officially get them posted...maybe the week after next. :-)
- January 15, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- Jessica said...
Terri, you are the closest, aren't you. :-) Tell you what, we should have a writers' dinner, and if y'all feed me, I'll clean up. Heehee!
Natalie, I didn't say I LOVE to clean, I just find it relaxing. :-)
I never thought of listening to my iPod while cleaning. What a cool idea!
- January 15, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- Jessica said...
Sarah, LOVE the title for your series! I can't wait to see what they're about. :-)
- January 15, 2010 at 10:19 AM
- Angie Muresan said...
I love to clean too! And I also must have a clean kitchen and family room before going to bed. So, I'm not hating, I'm loving. :) I love clean and organized people!!!
- January 15, 2010 at 10:26 AM
- Kristen Torres-Toro said...
Ha! I hate cleaning, but I love having a clean place so I try to keep things clean as I go.
- January 15, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Julie Dao said...
I like to clean too! Shhh :) There's just something satisfying about running a vacuum cleaner and scrubbing out spots on the kitchen counter. Have a great weekend!
- January 15, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- Stephanie Baffone said...
Hi Jessica!
I love to clean too because the results are so tangible and immediate which is indirect contrast to my work as a therapist and a budding author! Uncertain and abstract! Glad to have found you!
- January 15, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- Irritable Mother said...
Oh, Jessica. I don't hate you. I love you! And I want you to come to my house!!! *grin*
I find people who are opposite from me intrigue me. It's the ones who are REALLY like me that get annoying. LOL!
- January 15, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Tamika: said...
Jessica, who could ever hate you?! I can feel you on the clean kitchen, I grew up having to keep the kitchen clean. No ifs ands or buts about it.
I hope my kids don't hate me- I'm teaching them the same things.
- January 15, 2010 at 11:41 AM
- Jessica said...
Tamika, they might hate it now but they'll thank you for it later.
:-) Or their spouses will. LOL I grew up that way too and that's probably why I'm this way.
Wow Karen. Everyone wants me to come to their house. I had no clue this little quirk of mine would make me so popular. *grin!* I'm like you: Opposites intrigue me. They're just so...different. LOL
Stephanie, you are SO right! I scrub, it gleams. Whereas with writing, I tweak, I tweak some more. I delete. I rewrite. I tweak. LOL!
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. :-)
- January 15, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- Jessica said...
Julie and Angie, Ahhh, it's so nice to know there are other writers who like to clean. For a while there, I was feeling out in the cold. It's just unartistic to be neat and organized. Or so I thought. Heehee.
Kristen, you're smart. You don't like to do it but you like the result so you do it anyway. Sounds like a good lesson for us all! :-)
- January 15, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Elana Johnson said...
I don't *like* to clean, but like you, I must. I don't go to bed with a dirty kitchen, because then I have to come downstairs in the rush to get ready for work and deal with it. I don't leave for work with the house a mess. Then I have to come home to a messy house. And who wants to do that?
Not I.
So I feel you!
- January 15, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- Erica Vetsch said...
Hmm, I like a clean house, but I can't say I'm a fan of cleaning...though I have been known to clean when I'm procrastinating writing!
I love characters who are different from me.
- January 15, 2010 at 1:17 PM
- Patti Lacy said...
I alternate being Mrs. Clean with Mrs. Junky in real life.
My current characters in "Reclaiming Lily" have discipline, order, neatness, but old Sally in "What the Bayou Saw" was a mess! chocolate wrappers in her purse, her bra, her drawers! Missing grocery lists...oh, I had fun.
- January 15, 2010 at 1:17 PM
- soccernut said...
Yeah, okay...well, a slightly diff perspective here. One of my characters is constantly searching in her frig for leftovers. She uncovers green soup and realizes it's the salad she brought home 2 weeks ago. Just remember, today's green soup/salad is tomorrow's penicillin and you save the cost of antibiotics.
Linda G.
- January 15, 2010 at 1:30 PM
- Maria I. Morgan said...
Gotta say I'm the opposite! I write and blog at the expense of cleaning! You're welcome to come clean at my house anytime!! Have a fantastic weekend, Jessica!
- January 15, 2010 at 1:47 PM
I don't mind cleaning, just cooking. I can go to bed with a sink full of dishes and feel no guilt though. I remember hearing Joyce Meyer saying she couldn't leave work until her inbox was emptied. Finally, God gave her the revelation that: it will be there tomorrow. My thoughts on that exactly! :O)
- January 15, 2010 at 2:25 PM
I like to have my home in order before I retire to bed, however the older I get the more flexible I have become. People who are messier, and I do have a daughter who falls into that catagory both irritate me and confound me??? I just don't quite get it and I wonder what goes on in the wheels of their brains. Haha. Good question. Love Mom
- January 15, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Susan J. Reinhardt said...
Hi Jess -
LOL! If you're ever near my home, you're welcome to scratch your cleaning itch here.
My latest character is a Type A personality, who's obsessed with saving time. She never changes her mind about what she wants to wear because it would mess up her schedule. Does this sound annoying? Maybe I should make some adjustments. :)
- January 15, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- Patti said...
I don't hate you, but I'm now filled with pure jealousy. I've never been one of those people who loves cleaning even though I like a clean house.
- January 15, 2010 at 3:46 PM
- Karen Lange said...
Don't hate to clean, but don't love it either. But I do like things neat and clean, so that's what motivates me:) Have a great weekend!
- January 15, 2010 at 4:05 PM
- Travis Erwin said...
You are better person than I. I put off everything tow rite.
- January 15, 2010 at 4:25 PM
- Genny said...
I don't love it, but I am kind of a neat freak...lol!
- January 15, 2010 at 4:58 PM
- Janna Qualman said...
Oh Jessica, it seems I could learn a thing or two from you. :) Good for you!
I like things tidy, but sometimes it gets away from me. There's just too much other stuff, and something has to give. Usually I'd rather _____ than clean.
Have a great weekend!
- January 15, 2010 at 5:45 PM
- Nancy said...
I love to clean, too. It's a major part of my personality. People who are the opposite ingrique as well as annoy me. I truly don't understand how they can like living the way then do. I'm sure the feeling is mutual.
- January 15, 2010 at 5:49 PM
- Deb Shucka said...
I used to love to clean. Now I love the result but not the work so much. I can't go to bed, though, if the kitchen isn't spotless, and can't start the day without a made bed. People with really dirty houses bug me because I grew up (unhappily) in one of those.
You ask the best questions.
- January 15, 2010 at 5:53 PM
- Jeanette Levellie said...
Oh, Jessie, I knew I loved you the minute we met. What? We haven't met? Well, we should.
And I have a confession to make. I hate to clean. In fact, I pay someone to clean my house so I don't have to. I do dishes, laundry, change sheets, and cook. And every five or ten years I wash windows. Do you hate me?
I tend to love people who are opposite from me, so I'm crazy about all you clean freaks.
- January 15, 2010 at 8:44 PM
Jeanette lets do lunch.
I liked to clean for the first 25 years of my life. Now that I have mastered it I feel it is time to move on to something new.
- January 15, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- sherrinda said...
I wanna be you when I grow up! *snort* :)
- January 15, 2010 at 11:58 PM
- Kate Karyus Quinn said...
You like to clean!?! Okay, actually it's not that shocking - I grew up with a mother who has this same problem - sadly she did not manage to pass it on to any of her children;)
- January 16, 2010 at 12:03 AM
- Keli Gwyn said...
I don't like to clean or cook, but I do like a clean house and something to eat, so I do what I must. Well, OK, I try. Many times Taco Bell calls to me and I answer. :)
- January 16, 2010 at 1:11 AM
- Jessica said...
LoL Keli,
I don't like to cook either. Blah. We have better things to do, right? Heehee!
Kate, that's funny. And why's it a problem? Oh maybe the compulsion part, right? *snort* Be happy that you don't suffer from it. :-)
Sherrinda, it's better to be a kid. Trust me. *grin*
- January 16, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Jessica said...
Elana, exactly!! :-)
Erica, yes, cleaning is an excellent source of procrastination!
Patti L, that character sounds absolutely amazing!
Linda, EWwwww! *grin*
Karen, that's probably part of it for me too. ;-)
- January 16, 2010 at 12:52 PM
- Jessica said...
Maria, I wish I could. There are some things I can ignore, esp. if the door can be closed (lol) but some things just have to be neat or I think about them constantly. I hope you have a good weekend too!
But Diane, not only will it be there tomorrow, it will grow! Hahaaa! I hate cooking too, with a passion!
Mom, you're so funny! I can your tone of voice right now. LOL
Susan, that character might be annoying in life but in a story that kind of characterization is really intriguing and funny! I love it, seriously. Give me some tips on creating quirky characters, okay? LOL
- January 16, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- Jessica said...
Patti, tell the green-eyed monster to calm down. *grin* I might like a clean house and to clean, but it still has its moments of hurricane messiness. :-) At the moment I'm conveniently ignoring my toy-littered living room and the load of laundry in the dryer. Heh.
Travis, now I'm jealous of you! *grin*
Genny, Gotcha. I'm not sure if I qualify as neat freak or not, but I know some people who can. *snicker* Good luck with that! LOL
- January 16, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- Jessica said...
Janna, you're funny. I know there are lots of things I could learn from you, like writing amazing posts with such a strong voice!
Nancy, you're cracking me up! You sound like my mom, heeehee. It's funny that there's such a chasm between the "There's some juice on the floor, scrub it" and the "There's some juice on the foor, step around it" crowd.
Jeanette, WAIT! I'm supposed to be washing windows??? LOL Maybe I'm not as clean as I thought. I do the same stuff as you, plus clean the bathrooms and mop. Hmmm. I'm getting the feeling here that I don't do much more than anyone else...
I love opposites too! (and you, and yes, we need to meet someday!)
- January 16, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- Author Sandra D. Bricker said...
You know, Jessica, I think we need to get to know one another better. Perhaps you could come to Tampa and stay with me for a few days. And if, while you're here, you feel the overwhelming need to clean my kitchen ... well, I'll try to let you. That's just the kind of girl I am. Always a giver.
- January 16, 2010 at 1:05 PM
- Jessica said...
Tina, if you and Jeanette did lunch, I'd be the fly who fell off the wall from laughing too hard!
Maybe 25 years from now I'll be ready to move on too. Who knows?
:-) Thanks for stopping by. What happened to your Jane Austen blog?
- January 16, 2010 at 1:05 PM
- Jessica said...
Very funny, Sandie! Hahaaahaaa. I'll make you a deal though. Entertain my kids for a few hours and I'd be happy to clean without interruption. *grin*
- January 16, 2010 at 10:40 PM
- Dara said...
I hate cleaning. The only chore I somewhat enjoy is vacuuming. I love seeing the nice even vacuum lines on the carpet when I'm done.
I pretty much hate all the others; dishes and laundry being the tied at the top.
- January 18, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- Jessica said...
Ooh, vacuum lines are fun. :-)
- January 18, 2010 at 8:15 PM


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I watched ! I bet you can't wait.
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Actually.... You're right i can't. Not to mention that it got bumped up to Monday now! ;D
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Worcester State Lancers snapped MIT's five-game winning streak with a 9-4 victory over the Engineers at Briggs Field, Wednesday afternoon. With the loss, MIT falls to 6-5 on the season, while Worcester State improves to 5-7.
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I was out for dinner with a couple of friends at my favorite Indian place in town: Kobal Curry Cafe - it's absolutely delicious.
^the bf enjoying his Chicken Taj Mahal..I think it was with Bananas
^ Lamb Masala Thosai
I'm in love with your skirt! And oh man, i want a curry now. x
love the shoes!
ooooomg i love indian food!!
i love the pattern on your skirt!
That clutch is super sweet! You have a lovely blog dear!
xoxo Heather
o those wedges..i have them too, they're so comfy ey?!
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Haha, fun photos :) I want currrrry!
We call it "korma" in england, and the korma shrimp dish is my favourite. With coconut rice and peshvari nan bread. yum yum.
Love your blog!
I love the skirt! The fabric is gorgeous!
i am obsessed with Indian Food!! Your pics r making me want some naan!


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(2:00) Harvey is BEYOND excited! One of his all-time favorite singers -- Motown legend Gladys Knight -- is on the phone!
(3:15) Gladys explains the magic of Hitsville USA -- and how music wasn't the same after Motown moved to L.A.
(4:30) Gladys tells a story about Hitsville that she's NEVER told before.
(8:10) Gladys reveals her favorite songs to sing ... and her favorite hits by the other Motown greats.
(14:45) Gladys sings "Midnight Train" ... and Harvey and Charles sing backup!!! Classic.
(17:30) Rihanna and Chris Brown collaborate on two songs together -- most people in the newsroom are disgusted by it.
(34:50) Stevie Wonder is on the phone! Harvey and Charles can't believe it ... and think we're screwing with them.
(37:01) Stevie's turn to reveal his favorite Motown hits.
(40:00) Stevie talks about being a kid at Hitsville -- and how Marvin Gaye showed him how to hold drum sticks.


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Now that we can sweep the college football season away, much like Alabama did to Notre Dame, it is time to set our sporting sights forward.
There is the NBA, college basketball, even a hockey-light season. Or is that a light hockey season?
Nor should we forget that spring training is approaching. To that end, we spend a day with Tom Lasorda, Mr. Dodger Blue Heaven. Need a baseball boost, see Tommy. He is the Viagra of enthusiasm.
"When people ask me about spring training," Lasorda says, "I tell them I have a weight problem. I can't wait for it to get here."
Lasorda is 85 but says he feels younger. We tell him he doesn't look a day over 841/2.
"I'm just shooting for 15 more," he says.
He has been in the Dodgers organization for 64 years. He has been a minor league pitcher, major league pitcher (cup of coffee), coach, manager and holder of various front-office titles. His current title is assistant to the chairman. The chairman is one of those Guggenheim guys who grossly overpaid for the Dodgers to rid us of Frank McCourt. So we like him.


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Most LDAP directory servers typically have a single superuser, which is much like the root account in traditional UNIX systems. This account can bypass access controls and other restrictions that might be enforced for regular users. In Oracle Unified Directory you can define multiple root users, and a privilege subsystem that makes it possible to control capabilities at a more fine-grained level.
The following sections describe root user accounts and the privilege subsystem:
Root user accounts are defined below the
cn=Root DNs,cn=config branch in the server configuration. Each root account is defined as a regular user entry, with the exception that it includes the
ds-cfg-root-dn-user auxiliary object class. A root user entry can also have one or more values for the
ds-cfg-alternate-bind-dn attribute. This attribute specifies alternate DNs that can be used to authenticate as that user (for example, so you can bind as
cn=Directory Manager instead of having to use
cn=Directory Manager,cn=Root DNs,cn=config, which is the actual entry DN).
The ability to define multiple root users, each in its own entry, has a number of advantages:
Each administrator that needs root access to the directory server can have their own account with their own credentials. This makes it easier to keep an audit trail of who does what in the directory server than if all of the administrators shared a single root account.
Because each root user account has its own set of credentials, the credentials for one root user can be changed without impacting any of the other root users. It is not necessary to coordinate root password changes among all of the administrators because each of them has their own account. If an administrator leaves, that account can simply be deactivated or removed.
Because each root user has its own entry, and you can put whatever attributes and object classes you want into that entry (as long as it also has the
ds-cfg-root-dn-user auxiliary object class), root users are capable of using strong authentication like the EXTERNAL or GSSAPI SASL mechanisms.
Root users are subject to password policy enforcement. This means that you can force root users to change their passwords on a regular basis, ensure that they are only allowed to authenticate or change their passwords using secure mechanisms, and ensure that they choose strong passwords. You can also use custom password policies for root users, so that they are subject to different sets of password policy requirements than other users in the directory.
You can define different resource limits for root users than for regular users. Because each root account has its own entry, operational attributes like
ds-rlim-time-limit, and
ds-rlim-lookthrough-limit work for root users just as they do with regular user accounts.
As mentioned above, root user accounts in traditional directories are special because they can bypass access controls and other restrictions, and there are some kinds of operations that only root users can perform. This is much like the concept of root users in traditional UNIX operating systems. However, there might be cases in which a regular user needs to do something that only a root user can do. If users are given root access, they are given far more power than they actually need to do their job, and system administrators have to hope that they use this power responsibly and do not intentionally or unintentionally impact some other part of the system. Alternately, the user might not be given root access and either not be able to perform a vital function or have to rely on one of the system administrators to perform the task.
Solaris 10 and onward address this problem in UNIX systems by creating a privilege subsystem (also called "process rights management"). The engineers developing Solaris realized that it is dangerous and undesirable to be forced to give someone root access just to perform one specific task. For example, just because a user may need to start a process that listens on a port below 1024 does not mean that they should also be able to bypass filesystem permissions, change network interface settings, or mount and unmount file systems. With the privilege subsystem in Solaris 10, it is possible to give a user just the specific capability that they need, for example, the ability to bind to privileged ports, without giving them full root access. Similarly, it is possible to take away privileges that might otherwise be available. For example, an account that is only used to run a specific daemon does not need to be able to see processes owned by other users on the system.
Administrators should consider Oracle Privileged Account Management system to achieve the best security level.
Oracle Unified Directory also has a privilege subsystem that defines distinct capabilities that users might need and makes it possible to give them just the level of access that they require. Regular users can be granted privileges that they would not otherwise have, certain privileges can be taken away from root users. The set of privileges currently defined in the directory server includes:
Allows the user to bypass access control evaluation
Allows the user to make changes to the access controls defined in the server
Allows the user to have read access to the server configuration
Allows the user to have write access to the server configuration
Allows the user to read JMX attribute values
Allows the user to update JMX attribute values
* Allows the user to subscribe to JMX notifications
Allows the user to request the LDIF import task
Allows the user to request the LDIF export task
Allows the user to request the backend backup task
Allows the user to request the backend restore task
Allows the user to request the server shutdown task
Allows the user to request the server restart task
Allows the user to use the proxied authorization control or request an alternate SASL authorization ID
Allows the user to terminate arbitrary client connections
* Allows the user to cancel arbitrary client requests
Allows the user to request unindexed search operations
Allows the user to reset the passwords for other users
Allows the user to update the server schema
Allows the user to change the set of privileges assigned to a user, or to change the set of default root privileges
At the present time, the privileges marked with an asterisk (*) are not yet implemented in the server and therefore have no effect.
The privilege subsystem is largely independent of the access control subsystem. Unless the user also has the
bypass-acl privilege, operations might still be subject to access control checking. For example, if a user has the
config-read privilege, that user can see only those parts of the configuration that are allowed by access control. As a rule, whenever an operation is covered by both the privilege subsystem and access control, both mechanisms must allow that operation.
By default, normal users are not granted any of the privileges described previously. Therefore, if a user should be allowed to perform any of the associated operations, they must be granted the appropriate privileges. This can be done by adding the
ds-privilege-name operational attribute to the user's entry.
Adding a privilege with a value such as
modify-acl is not sufficient for granting a user the right to add, replace, or delete an ACI. Appropriate access control for the user to modify the ACI for another entry is also required. See Appendix 8, "ACI Syntax" for more information.
ds-privilege-name is a multivalued attribute, and if a user is to be given multiple privileges, then a separate value should be used for each one. When the virtual attribute subsystem is in place, it should also be possible to grant privileges to groups of users automatically by making
ds-privilege-name a virtual attribute in those user entries.
As an example, the following modification can be used to add the
proxied-auth privilege to the user
cn=Proxy User,dc=example,dc=com:
dn: cn=Proxy User,dc=example,dc=com changetype: modify add: ds-privilege-name ds-privilege-name: proxied-auth
With the introduction of the privilege subsystem, the primary distinguishing characteristics of root users that separate them from other accounts in the server are that they exist in the configuration rather than in the user data, and that because they are root users they automatically inherit a certain set of privileges. The set of privileges automatically granted to root users is defined in the
ds-cfg-default-root-privilege-name attribute of the
cn=Root DNs,cn=config entry. By default, root users are automatically granted the following privileges:
If you want to alter the set of privileges that are automatically assigned to root users, then you may do so by editing the
ds-cfg-default-root-privilege-name attribute. Further, if you want to have a different set of privileges for a specific root user, then you can accomplish that using the
ds-privilege-name attribute in that root user's entry, just like for a normal user. For example, the following modification may be used to give a specific root user (in this case
cn=Test Root User,cn=Root DNs,cn=config) the ability to use proxied authorization while removing the ability to change user privileges or access the configuration. (The minus sign before the privilege indicates that it is being removed rather than granted.):
dn: cn=Test Root User,cn=Root DNs,cn=config changetype: modify add: ds-privilege-name ds-privilege-name: proxied-auth ds-privilege-name: -config-read ds-privilege-name: -config-write
In this case, the
cn=Test Root User,cn=Root DNs,cn=config user inherits all privileges automatically granted to root users with the exception of the
config-read and
config-write privileges and is also given the
proxied-auth privilege.


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Obama, Boehner Hold White House Meeting Over "Fiscal Cliff"
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner held a "frank" meeting lasting nearly an hour Thursday night, aides to both men said. Boehner returned to the Capitol without public comment, and the aides would not discuss whether the negotiating session at the White House resulted in progress to avoid the looming "fiscal cliff."
It was the two men's second face-to-face encounter in five days as they seek to find an agreement that avoids economy-stressing tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to kick in on Jan. 1.
The use of the word "frank" to describe the talks suggested that both stuck hard to their positions. Key issues center on Obama's demand that upper tax rates rise on household incomes of more than $250,000 and Boehner's call for more spending cuts from the White House.
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It's Pending! Again! For the 9th Time!
Here's another terrific find in comments by Burbed reader Sam Adu! Thanks very much, Sam!
Want to be on the front page like today's Guest Blogger? Find a winner of a listing (like this one!) and write it up. Send it in with pictures you've taken, or we'll use what's on the listing.
Don't think you can write as well as Sam? Just send in the listing, we can't write as well as Sam either.
Please give Sam Adu a big, warm Real Bay Area welcome, as today's featured Guest Blogger with another eye-popping property from the highly-desired Campbell neighborhood that's not in Campbell.
Yesterday (last week) there was the awesome house that had its price reduced again and again and again.
How about this house that has gone pending again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again (Yes, that's 9 times pending!!!!!!!) since it was first listed for sale in 2009.
2286 RIORDAN Dr, San Jose, CA 95130
LOT SIZE: 5,500 Sq. Ft.
PROPERTY TYPE: Detached Single Family
STYLE: Ranch
VIEW: Mountains
COMMUNITY: Campbell
COUNTY: Santa Clara
SOURCE: MLSListings
STATUS: Active
ON REDFIN: 662 days
Great value! The garage was converted to a family room (with permits) offering an additional 460 sqft of living space. Two bathrooms were remodeled before the home went on the market. Don't let the days on market keep you from seeing this home! Great neighborhood!!
All-in-all a pretty unremarkable home although the garage conversion looks pretty hideous from the outside of the house and is darn annoying from a utility/usability standpoint.
I love this part of the listing: "Don't let the days on market keep you from seeing this home!". The person responsible for setting the price of this home should be interned in an insane asylum since it has been their crazy pricing strategy that is responsible for this home being on the market since 2009.
What sort of spooky skeletons are hiding in this property to cause it to fall through pending 9 times? Or maybe the pendings are some sort of anomaly in the way the property history is being displayed?
Anyone care to guess how many more times this property goes pending before it gets sold? My completely wild-ass guess is 11.


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John E. Rastall papers
John E. Rastall was a Union Lieutenant with the First Regiment, Eastern Shore, Maryland Volunteers during the Civil War. The collection includes 128 letters written by Rastall to his family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin detailing his service in Virginia and Maryland, especially on the Eastern Shore.
Important Information for Users of the Collection
This collection is open for research.
John E. Rastall papers, Special Collections, University of Maryland Libraries.Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1327
Photocopies of original materials may be provided for a fee and at the discretion of the curator. Please see our Duplication of Materials policy for more information. Queries regarding publication rights and copyright status of materials within this collection should be directed to the appropriate curator.
Digital copies of the letters in this collection are available at http://digital.lib.umd.edu/results.jsp?index1=dmKeyword&query1=john+e.+rastall in the University of Maryland's Digital Collections.
This collection is PROCESSED.
Historical Note
John Edward Rastall was born on July 23, 1840 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England to Richard and Sarah Rastall. He had four brothers: Samuel, James, Richard (Dick), and Benjamin. The family emigrated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1852 or 1853, where young Rastall learned printing through working at the Milwaukee Sentinel and at the Beloit Herald in Beloit, Wisconsin. Only a few years later, he was one of a group of Wisconsin abolitionists headed by E. G. Ross who went south to join the Free State Army in Kansas. Rastall made raids on slave-holding villages with riders led by Jim Lane and John Brown. He was captured by federal troops but escaped and made his way back to Milwaukee, where he worked at the Sentinel until the Civil War broke out in 1861. He enlisted immediately as a private in the Fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, Company B. In September 1861 he was discharged from the Fifth Wisconsin to accept a commission as a first lieutenant and adjutant of the newly organized First Maryland Eastern Shore Volunteers. He served with the First Maryland Eastern Shore from September 1861 to October 1864. The regiment spent time at Salisbury, Point of Rocks, and Cambridge, Maryland, as well as at Fort McHenry and other sites around Baltimore. They saw action at the battle of Gettysburg. As adjutant, Rastall assisted Colonel James Wallace and later Colonel John R. Keene with administrative and clerical duties, and he officiated at court-martial proceedings.
After the war, Rastall spent several years dividing his time between farming in Manistee, Michigan and printing in Milwaukee. In 1867 he married Miss Fannie Hawley, the daughter of a Milwaukee dry-goods merchant. In the early 1870s he returned to Kansas with his wife. From 1876 to 1877 he published the Junction City Union in Junction City, Davis County. In 1877 the couple settled in Burlingame, Osage County, where they remained for many years while Rastall published the Osage County Chronicle. Beginning in 1881, Rastall served in the Kansas state legislature. Fannie Rastall was also active in the community and used her influential position in the local chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union to help establish an Industrial School for Girls in Beloit, Kansas.
Rastall later moved to Washington, D. C., where he worked in the United States Government Printing Office until his retirement, probably in the late 1910s. Fannie died in Manchester, Vermont in 1920. Rastall returned to Wisconsin for medical treatment at the Wisconsin Veterans' Home in King in 1923 but resided in Washington until his death in 1927.
Scope and Contents of the Collection
The Papers of John E. Rastall consist of 128 letters written between September 1861 and October 1864 by John E. Rastall to his parents and brothers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Of particular interest are discussions of both the military and social aspects of army life, as well as descriptions of how Union and Confederate sympathies were expressed by civilians in Maryland during the war.
Custodial History and Acquisition Information
The University of Maryland Libraries purchased the Papers of John E. Rastall from manuscripts dealer Charles Apfelbaum in 1997.
Processing Information
Processed by Sarah Heim, October 2001.
The letters were placed in acid-free folders and stored in an acid-free box.
EAD markup created using EAD database in Microsoft Access. Markup completed by Henry Allen, July 2004.
Arrangement of Collection
The collection is organized as one series.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: Correspondence, 1861-1864 (128 items)
Series I consists of letters sent from John E. Rastall to his parents and brothers. The letters discuss the social and professional aspects of life in the military, as well as current events and specific battles. Rastall describes his regiment's role in the battle of Gettysburg, speculates on the possible effect of the draft on his brothers in Wisconsin, and offers his impressions of prominent people such as General McClellan and Mary Todd Lincoln. He also reminisces about life at home in Milwaukee and describes civilian parties, meetings, and excursions he enjoyed in Maryland. The subjects addressed also include deserters from the First Maryland, Rastall's attempts to secure a promotion, his role in the battle of Gettysburg, court-martials, the draft, and the impressment of free blacks into the Union army. The arrangement is chronological.
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|Correspondence (Online), July-November 1863
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|Correspondence (Online), January-June 1864
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Related Material
The Wisconsin Historical Society Archives holds an autobiographical sketch Rastall wrote in 1924 and three 1923 articles from Wisconsin newspapers. Additional information can be found in History of the State of Kansas by William G. Cutler (Chicago: A. T. Andreas, 1883), at the Kansas State Library http://skyways.lib.ks.us and http://www.theleefamily.org maintained by Monty Lee. All web addresses were valid as of October 2001.
For other related archival and manuscript collections, please see the following subject guides.
Selected Search Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the University of Maryland Libraries' Catalog. Researchers desiring related materials about these topics, names, or places may search the Catalog using these headings.
- Maryland -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Personal narratives
- Rastall, John Edward, -- 1840-1927 -- Correspondence
- United States. -- Army. -- Maryland Infantry Regiment, 1st (1861-1865)
- United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Personal narratives, Union


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Loved every minute of the gig! cold cave were ok, felt bad for them though for not having even 5% of the audience to their set. Not a SG fan, hence won't comment about them. I guess the fans had a good time. Now, NIN: Loved the set! The not so high point of the set for me was when they played Disappointed/FMW/TGD. How I wished for Frail/Wretched... Anyhow felt nice to have been audience to their last gig (for a while!).
Anyone else notice how the synths were cranked WAY up and sounded crystal clear!? @johnbron and I listened to my recording on the way home and it sounds sooooooo good I'll share it with the world here shortly
yeah the sound was awesome last night!
Brought a friend from Germany, who knew little about NIN. Her first nin show, my 10th. I tried to play some in the car and she just wasn't into it. I thought for sure she would maybe enjoy the show a little, but she was no where near as excited as I was. As we walked out, she said "that was one of the best fucking shows I've ever seen in my life". That's my review!
I've put up some raw audio teasers up on my Instagram feed if anyone is interested
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Wellington environmentalist Gabrielle Grace is is urging people to recycle their Christmas cards as part of a Woodland Trust campaign to plant more trees across the Somerset countryside.
Gabrielle is supporting the scheme in the hope that thousands of cards will be dropped off at Marks & Spencer when the festive season ends this week. Her efforts have already helped create a mini forest in Alhampton, east of Langport.
She said: "It was great visiting the new woodland almost on my doorstep. Even though many of the trees are still smaller than me, it already has an established feel to it and in a few years' time it will be a really beautiful little wood.
"The trees are already providing a habitat for a huge variety of creatures, including many small mammals. It's a mini-eco system and it's great to think my small recycling efforts have helped to produce it."
Gabrielle's love of the countryside saw her up sticks from a life in London to Wellington six years ago to enjoy all Somerset has to offer, from birdwatching to the annual Glastonbury Festival.
Gabrielle, 62, who works part-time for Somerset Churches Together, said: "Woodlands, especially those with a variety of tree species, are always wonderful places.
"One of my favourite areas of woodland is on the top of the Quantock Hills between Will's Neck and Lydeard Hill – there are some wonderful old beech trees there with fantastic looping branches, and in frost or snow it's truly magical."
Somerset has 35,137 hectares of woodland but only 11.6% of people living in the county have woods within 500m of their homes.
Jo Mathieson, of the Woodland Trust, said: "It's a win, win – by recycling cards you're playing a key part in turning unwanted waste into much-needed trees."
For more information see www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/christmascards


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[…]My Journey to Publishing on Amazon: How and Why? | Moses and Dionysus Walk Into a Bar …[…]…
This is a copy of my latest column for GraspingForTheWind.com:
Twelve days ago, I published my first work of fiction to Amazon and Smashwords. It's called The Black God's War: A Novella Introducing a New Epic Fantasy, and it serves as an introduction to my novel with the same title (The Black God's War). Here's how and why I dipped my toes into the indie waters.
Getting a Word document ready for Kindle and Smashwords took a little effort over the course of a day, but after you've done it, you realize how easy the process is. The free Smashwords Style Guide leads you through the process, and their guide works for Amazon as well as Smashwords. Once you're in Smashwords, you can automatically get your ebook into BN.com, the iBookstore, Kobo, and Sony.
Some of the main things you have to do are the following: create universal paragraph indentation (you cannot use the TAB key and you have to delete all tabs); insert page breaks between chapters; single space the text with a common font (12-pt Times New Roman, for example); insert graphics directly in Word; and add a copyright page at the front. You're ready to upload. It's easy.
I uploaded my document, book cover, and book description on a Monday morning, and by the early a.m. on Wednesday it was available for sale on Amazon. Total cost to me: $0.00.
I'll admit to being confused about the best way to approach publishing today. The world of Publishing is changing fast and there's a new wave of indie writers extolling the virtues of 70% ebook royalties on Amazon, full control, and no delays. So I'm testing the waters as an experiment. In an average scenario, you can get free exposure and reach some new fans, read more reactions to your work, and make a little money (some indie writers even make a lot).
So far, my book has been read by a modest number of people, and already there's at least one review on GoodReads, LibraryThing, Shelfari, a review blog, and Smashwords. The reviews have been encouraging, and it's nice to hear from people that don't know you that you aren't crazy (always a possibility). I even got an unexpected email from an American in China who said he's now "a fan," and someone I don't know on KindleBoards called it a "very good read." Lastly, I had an excuse to be interviewed by the Kindle Author blog.
At this stage in the game, those little things are nice rewards. Additionally, I've used the coupon feature on Smashwords to give away free copies of my novella, and it's nice to be able to link to my Amazon page from my blog. On the flip side, I now see that promoting your work can give you another excuse to procrastinate rather than write.
It's too early for me to judge the results of this experiment, but if it only achieves what it has so far, it will have been worth it. If I publish the book independently, then this is all pre-release marketing to generate some buzz for the full novel. And if I seek out a publisher (I'm not sure if I want to submit it anywhere, because the indie route looks pretty good to me), then hopefully having some reviews and sales to show them would help my cause.
Well, if you've run out of things to read you'll know where to find this one, and if you're interested in an electronic review copy, just let me know. The novella is around 24,000 words long, and can be read through in just a few hours.
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Having spent most of my working life in advertising, I know only too well that marketing is often about dreaming up some gimmick that will get people's attention.
Now you don't need to get their attention for long; maybe just long enough to get noticed—or if you're really lucky, long enough to make a buck or two.
So it was with a bare smile that I noticed the recent introduction at GABF of Wynkoop's Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout, reportedly brewed with real (roasted) bull testicles. What started out as a joke last spring morphed into reality, as beer drinkers took the April Fool's day jest seriously and started asking about the nutty brew. Sure enough, it wasn't long before the brewmasters at Wynkoop decided to bag it and deliver a tasty, palatable package.
Reportedly, the 7% ABV brew tastes pretty good, which is certainly a relief. I'm sure a lot of beer drinkers gravitate toward this sort of crazy stuff—inspired by an "I dare ya" attitude toward brewing big, brash, ballsy beers made with all kinds of crazy ingredients. It used to be stuff like chile peppers, unusual herbs, bananas…but these, while out of the ordinary for beer, were still commonly enjoyed foods. Now I feel we're gravitating toward even stranger stuff—not for the taste possibilities—but for the shock factor. Like the beer recently made with yeast from some the brewmaster's beard.
I'm all for fun and experimentation. But I'm also kinda wondering how long before we see Donkey Wang Weisse, Armpit Ale or Bird Poop Pilsener. Gimmicks can be fun. But enjoying a simple great beer can be a memorable experience that lasts a lifetime – or at least one you'll want to return to now and again.


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How about a gift certificate to Sephora or another fragrance store? Maybe include some samples with the gift card.
Thread: girlfriend gift
Hi ladies
It's my first time in the female fragrance forum, because I need help.
I would like to buy a birthdate present for my girlfriend and it will be a fragnance.
She is 19..
but there is one problem,I dont know which kind of scents she likes,and I dont know what fragrance she is using.
Can I buy Guerlain Shalimar,YSL Opium,Estee Lauder Youth Dew or........................... ?I dont know
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How about a gift certificate to Sephora or another fragrance store? Maybe include some samples with the gift card.
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Ot take her with you to a store that has a wide assortment and let her choose one.
You're in California; anywhere near Luckyscent in LA? (see: http://www.luckyscent.com/scentbar/)
no I'm in Sac,and I wanna give her surprise
Last edited by Hovo; 10th July 2011 at 07:44 AM.
Hovo - maybe you can discreetly find out what kind of fragrance she likes or what kind of notes she likes ? Vanilla, musk , floral ?
She may not like the ones you suggested in your post ?
Last edited by Mimi Gardenia; 11th July 2010 at 05:39 PM.
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How about a coffret of minis with a gift card included for a full bottle after she tries them out?
As a Poor Person-friendly tweak, substitute pretty little laquered papier mache box (or just a cardboard one you decorated with acrylic paint and polyurethane from Wal-Mart, or, if you have a nice collection of it, nail polish) and lined with scraps of velveteen or ruins of ancient ancestral silk lingerie or whatever, for cofret, and sample vials for minis!
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She's like floral green scents,but not very sweet
Last edited by Hovo; 13th July 2010 at 09:56 PM.
My niece is 20. Some of the fragrances she likes are:
Juicy Couture Viva la Juicy
Vera Wang Princess
D&G Light Blue
Miss Dior Cherie
EL Sensuous
A Chanel ... maybe Chance?
I know some of these are pretty popular for that age group and that might not be what you are looking for. I happen to love the ones you mentioned, but honestly I don't know a lot of 19 year old ladies that wear them. I think they would be a test-before-you-buy kind of fragrance.
Last edited by Hovo; 15th July 2010 at 10:06 PM.
Chanel - Cristalle or Chanel No.19 .
For Les Exclusifs- Chanel Gardenia.
Petty small minded people have no place in my life.
I agree on Miss Dior Cherie or may be Miss Dior Cherie L'eau !Dior J'Adore is another good one choice
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what about Noa by Cacharel and YSL Paris
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Ask her to come to a mall with you (to help you pick something or other) and in passing try a couple of perfumes from the suggestions above. Opium, Youth Dew and Shalimar don't seem to fit her tastes or the tastes of many 19 year olds. But I understand how you would like to give her the bottle as a surprise her rather than a gift certificate (great idea but not as romantic).
what about Creed Spring Flower
what about L'Air Du Temps by Nina Ricci,Chanel #5,YSL Paris.
I agree about Chanel # 19 and maybe also J'adore. Another scent that fits the description of somehow green and not too sweet is L'eau d'Issey.I think the scents you've suggested are great classics.However , maybe not the scents most girl her age would wear since they're pretty mature in style.Another great green floral is Diptyque L'ombre dans l'eau, if you wanna give her a niche scents. A selection with samples of green and green florals scents sounds like a very good idea , though.
jacomo silences, definitely.
l'air du temps (at least the current that I tested) smells cheapish and not exciting
one other to try would be hermes - jardin sur le nil. it's a fruity floral but, has green aspects, and I think you would both like it.
so I'm gonna buy Chanel #19 or Issey Miyake L'eau D'issey,advise me which one?
Issey Miyake L'eau D'issey from those 2.
She's 19 and presumably not a huge perfume-nose. I think Chanel 19 is not going to fly as well.
thanks everyone
Sephora has some great sets with several testers that include a gift card for one bottle. There are a few different ones to choose from. Make sure your city has a store though because I think you may have to redeem the card in person.
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The 4th annual Father Daughter Dance is coming!
January 29, 2013
By Sarah Ruiz & Rabbi Shari Shamah
On February 9th, Dads and Daughters will once again pack the JCC to celebrate each other. The 4th annual Father Daughter Dance is almost here! We are so excited for this year's festivities. Wondering what the night is like?
It begins with dads and daughters entering the building and strolling down the red carpet where their picture is taken together. Moms, don't worry – you'll still get to experience the magic as they can take their picture home to share with you!
Once you've been photographed enter the Daniel M. Soref Community Hall which has been transformed into a daddy-daughter haven. Dance with music from A-Z DJs, do a mitzvah project (good deed) to benefit Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, complete an activity card together and enjoy our famous chocolate fountain.
At the end of the night there are great raffle prizes, souvenirs to take home and fond memories of fathers and daughters enjoying each other's company. This dance has become something that dads look forward to all throughout the year.
"It was an amazing magical night that we'll remember for years to come."
"You have given us memories to treasure for a lifetime."
"This was better than some weddings we have been to."
Also, check out these photo highlights from last year's Father Daughter Dance.
Haven't signed up yet? Don't wait, your favorite fathers and daughters don't want to miss this amazing evening. Click on the invitation below to RSVP for this event!


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Goffine's Devout Instructions – Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
This feast is so called from the announcement to the Blessed Virgin, by the archangel Gabriel, that she was to be the mother of the Messias. In the Introit of the Mass the Church refers to this high dignity of Mary's: "All the rich shall entreat thy countenance; after her shall virgins be brought to the King; her neighbors shall be brought to thee in gladness and rejoicing. My heart hath uttered a good word, I speak my works to the King."
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
O God, Who didst please that Thy Word should take flesh, at the message of an angel, in the womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary, grant to Thy suppliants that we, who believe her to be truly the Mother of God, may be blessed by her intercession with Thee. Through Christ our Lord, Amen.
Epistle – Isaias 7:10-15
In those days the Lord spoke to Achaz, saying: Ask thee a sign of the Lord thy God, either unto the depth of hell, or unto the height above. And Achaz said: I will not ask, and I will not tempt the Lord. And he said: Hear ye therefore, O house of David: Is it a small thing for you to be grievous to men, that you are grievous to my God also? Therefore the Lord Himself shall give you a sign. Behold a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and His name shall be called Emmanuel. He shall eat butter and honey, that He may know to refuse the evil and to choose the good.
Instruction on the "Angelic Salutation" or "Hail Mary"
Why is this prayer called the "Hail Mary" or "Angelic Salutation"?
Because it begins with the words which the archangel Gabriel addressed to the Blessed Virgin when he announced to her that she should be the Mother of God.
Of what does the Angelic Salutation consist?
1. Of the words of the archangel Gabriel.
2. Of the words of Saint Elizabeth.
3. Of words which have been added thereto by the Catholic Church.
Which are the words of the archangel Gabriel?
"Hail [Mary], full of grace, the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among women."
What is the meaning of these words?
The words "Hail Mary" indicate that profound veneration for the Blessed Virgin which was felt by the archangel Gabriel, and which we, in imitation of his example, ought also to cherish.
The words "full of grace" remind us that God bestowed upon the Blessed Virgin greater graces than upon all men and angels together, and that not for herself alone, but for us also; they therefore encourage us to pray to Mary with fervor and confidence, that by her powerful intercession she will obtain for us the graces necessary for our salvation.
"The Lord is with thee" – these words express the peculiar complacency with which God has regarded her, on account of which He wrought in her special miracles of wisdom, omnipotence, and benignity. Let us rejoice with Mary over these prerogatives, and implore her to intercede for us, that God may be with us also, to sustain us by His almightiness, to govern us by His wisdom, to incite us to all that is good by the fire of His infinite love.
Finally, the words "Blessed art thou among women" are as much as to say: Thou art the happiest of all women, since thou alone of them all hast no stain of sin on thee; thou art chosen to be the Mother of God; thou shalt conceive Him by the Holy Ghost, and shalt bring Him forth without losing thy virginity. Thus it was that the angel saluted the most blessed Virgin, and yet there are men who are ashamed thus to salute Mary, and to give praise for the graces which God conferred upon her.
Which are the words of Elizabeth, and what do they mean?
"And blessed is the fruit of thy womb" – the word blessed is equivalent to praised. In saying these words, therefore, we desire that the fruit of Mary's womb, Jesus, may be worshiped and praised by all men.
Which are the words which the Catholic Church has added?
To the words "Blessed is the fruit of thy womb" she has added "Jesus," in order thereby to explain them, and to indicate that this prayer is to be offered in the name of Jesus. Thereupon follow the words, "Holy Mary, Mother of G6d" pray for us sinners, now, and at the hour of our death. Amen."
What do these words mean?
With the words, "Holy Mary," we apply to her who is full of grace as our intercessor, and thereby are reminded to strive to imitate her holiness, if we would be sure of her intercession, and of being heard before God. We call her" Mother of God," because she brought forth Jesus, the Son-of God. Thereby we at the same time remind her that she is our mother also, and pray her to care for us as a mother, not as though we believed she could of herself help us, but with the design that she should offer to God her all-prevailing prayers for us, hence we say, "Pray for us," adding, "sinners." By these words we remind Mary of our misery, al!d ourselves of our powerlessness for good, and of our guiltiness in the sight of God, praying her to procure for us the grace of God to do true penance, to acquire virtues, and to gain true peace, and that" now," inasmuch as at every moment, and throughout our whole life, we have so many dangers to meet, so many virtues to gain; "and at the hour of our death," that we may overcome the temptations of the last decisive hour, and stand complete victors before the throne of the eternal Judge. "Amen," so may it be, is, as it were, to repeat and make stronger the whole prayer.
Gospel: Luke 1:26-38
At that time the angel Gabriel was sent from God into a city of Galilee, called Nazareth, to a virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David, and the virgin's name was Mary. And the angel being come in, said unto her: Hail, full of grace: the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women. Who having heard, was troubled at his saying, and thought with herself what manner of salutation this should be. And the angel said to her: Fear not, Mary, for thou hast found grace with God. Behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and shalt bring forth a son, and thou shalt call His name JESUS. He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Most High, and the Lord God shall give unto Him the throne of David His father; and He shall reign in the house of Jacob forever, and of His kingdom there shall be no end. And Mary said to the angel: How shall this be done, because I know not man? And the angel answering, said to her: The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee, and the power of the Most High shall overshadow thee. And therefore also the Holy which shall be born of thee shall be called the Son of God. And behold thy cousin Elizabeth, she also hath conceived a son in her old age; and this is the sixth month with her that is called barren; because no word shall be impossible with God. And Mary said: Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it done to me according to thy word.
Salutation to the Most Blessed Virgin Mary
Hail, Mary, full of grace! I rejoice, and give joy to thee, that thou hast been chosen the Mother of the Most High, and the queen of heaven and earth. With thee is the Father Who begot, from all eternity, Him Whom thou didst bring forth as God-man in time; with thee is the Son, Whom thou didst bear, in thy virginal womb; with thee is the Holy Ghost, overshadowed by Whose power thou didst become the Mother of the Redeemer of the world. Praised, therefore, be thou, thou blessed among women; thou daughter of the Most High; thou bride of the Holy Ghost; thou joy of heaven; thou ornament of the Church of God; thou honor of Christians. Oh, pray God for us, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.


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Educators, parents and friends reflect on achievements of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other intellectual, physical and developmental disabilities.
FREETOWN — An auditorium full of students in caps and gowns, proud parents and faculty gathered together on a beautiful June afternoon are all typical signs of a graduation ceremony. But while all of these components were evident, the ceremony put on by Crystal Springs School for its nine "graduates" was anything but typical.
A private school that provides highly individualized educational programming for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and a multitude of other intellectual, physical and developmental disabilities, Crystal Springs is indeed a unique and special school.
With more than 95 percent of its student population being nonverbal — many more having multiple diagnoses, medical complexities and some having behavioral challenges — Crystal Springs prides itself on being a school where students receive the specialized academics, clinical, medical and therapeutic services, residential support and recreational opportunities they need to thrive and truly attain their fullest potential.
Upon turning 22 years old, a student with disabilities in the state of Massachusetts officially becomes an adult and must then transition, or "graduate," into an adult program that is overseen by the Department of Developmental Services. Crystal Springs School chooses to acknowledge this important step forward in students' lives each year with not only the graduation ceremony, but a full-scale prom as well.
"It is important to stress that these accomplishments, however heroic, are not those of our graduates alone," Crystal Springs CEO Kathleen Lovenbury said. "For behind each and every one is a story of family, friends and parents who nourished and sacrificed; of brothers and sisters who stood by them; and, of course, teachers, staff members and other loved ones who strengthened and inspired them."
Lead Teacher Martha Lunney echoed this sentiment as she praised one of her own former students, Ally A., saying, "When you came to us, you were a beautiful little girl with a lot of challenges. Now you are a young lady, a great friend to your peers and a valued member of the community who cooks and volunteers for Meals On Wheels. These accomplishments are absolutely yours, but there were a lot of helpers along the way — people who would not give up on you."
When referencing the relationship that staff members develop with students and their parents and families, Lunney also noted that "the trust they placed in me is something that I have never taken for granted, for it is a gift that can never be repaid".
After watching a slide show that documented the life of each student, two Crystal Springs staff members spoke for and on behalf of each graduate, lauding their accomplishments and the unique gifts that each has brought to the lives of those who know them.
Always a bittersweet day, the entire Crystal Springs School community is proud of its graduates and wishes them well. They are: Allyson, Ann, Cameron, Danielle, Jacqueline, Joshua, Megan, Seamus and Tracie.
Crystal Springs School provides a year-round educational program with a residential component that operates 365 days a year. Its main campus is located at 38 Narrows Road in Assonet.


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Rightly pointing out that 'the plight of refugees gets confused in the general debate about migration', this showcase of refugee photo portraits makes a good antidote to the current political mood in certain quarters. We confess, we were initially uneasy about the title, The Refugee's Gift. We were wrong, and if you'll let us show you why, you'll understand why this exhibition is so powerful and vital.
To us, 'gift' had connotations of debt. It implied asylum is less of a regulated process enshrined in international law than a gentleman's agreement made in a western embassy. It suggested an expectation of 'payback' escalating beyond the simple, human rights-led business of asylum, and into the shadier realms of treats, favours, and proverbial backroom picnic hampers.
But when presented with a diversity of Bill Knight's characterful photos – of doctors, architects, teachers, writers, a mayor, a diabetes mentor, several knights of the realm, and a hat manufacturer – we came to understand the plurality of meanings 'gift' can actually have, beyond lavishness. A gift may entail, in numerous ways, society's wholesale fortification or enrichment – or it may simply be about communicating very important stories.
There are pictures of philanthropists, whose gifts are quantifiable. Sir Erich Reich, who sits behind a photo of a family he never again saw after fleeing Nazi German-occupied Poland, has raised £85m for charitable causes. There are high-profile inclusions, like Bob Hepple, South Africa's 'banned person' who advised Nelson Mandela during his 1962 trial.
And there are some whose gift is more discreet but no less inspirational: it is their spirit of unimaginable perseverance. Most of the exhibited persons arrived here with few possessions and even less English. Gary Chimuzinga conjured 21 GCSEs out of nothing but graft. 102 year-old Elspeth Juda arrived with nothing but her husband and a violin, and made a go of it as a fashion photographer. She clutches her little digital camera. Meanwhile, the successful lawyer Raju Bhatt kicks back behind his desk, tie askew and top button undone. Jade Amoli-Jackson, a former sports reporter, is portrayed punching the air in a moment of glee. They talk of refugee 'naturalisation' in their new country. Well, nobody could seem more natural than this bunch.
But it would be ignorant to suggest all these people are truly 'free'. The artist and writer Hasan Absalla, for instance, had to leave behind his wife and son in Damascus after imprisonment there. The final impression is of the continuing need for solid support work. There are portraits of men and women who sustain the process of refuge – like the Refugee Council volunteer Amna Idris, who 'has been through the system itself, and knows how it feels'.
Finally, some impart the gift of working for the world's betterment through other means. The 92 year-old scientist Gustav Born, the son of Nobel Prize-winning Max, is working on what seems a highly appropriate thesis: 'his question of why muscles appear to be immune from the spread of cancer'. There could hardly be a better metaphor for the supreme importance of refugee flight, free movement, and escape.
The Refugee's Gift is on display until 20 June at St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, London, WC2N 4JJ. Admission is free


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what if there are no undead on the battlefield, though? It's kind of like a small brikwars deck of many things.
All undead on the battlefield will from now on obey the q.c. If there are no undead in the battle, re-roll.
What about if ALL of a faction is undead, do they lose, or do they obey their new master while only heroes do not, or what else?


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Aug. 25, 2006
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT women's tennis team was one of 54 Division III programs to receive Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team plaudits. Individually, Elaine Ni earned her second ITA Scholar-Athlete nod while Jusleen Karve, Joanna MacKay, Karina Pikhart, and Yi Wang were selected for the first time.
The ITA All-Academic Team Award is open to any ITA program that has a cumulative team grade point average of 4.0 or above (on a 5.0 scale). In order to earn ITA Scholar-Athlete status, a player must be a varsity letterwinner, have grade point average of at least 4.4 (on a 5.0 scale) for the current academic year, and have been enrolled at their present school for at least two semesters.


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Digital Displays for Teachers
Specialist providers of Digital Displays for Teachers
Over the past 10 years, technology & digital solutions have become an integral part of the modern learning environment; however, the developments in Digital Technology Solutions have advanced significantly over the very recent years.
As an increasingly powerful tool in the classroom environment, Digital Technology products & solutions add an important additional layer of interactivity and collaboration in and around the classroom environment. For a teacher, lecturer or student the ability to integrate digital content into the classroom, lecture or around other area's of a child's learning environments allows for an expansion in collaborative learning opportunities, increased engagement and creativity.
If used innovatively, modern Digital Technology solutions such as Digital Displays for Teachers can help to create an enhanced range of learning opportunities that wouldn't otherwise be possible in traditional education environments. Modern Digital Technologies & solutions encompass some of the latest technology opening previously inaccessible opportunities for learning.
Modern Digital Technology solutions for schools & education is fast becoming a requirement, and it is expected that Schools, Colleges and Academies utilise Digital Displays for Teachers. Digital Vision can offer a fully managed installation & on-going maintenance service, alongside comprehensive site surveys and flexible consultancy options – Placing us as the leading provider of Digital Displays for Teachers.
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