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Konrad Oberhuber and Poussin
In 1988 in Fort Worth, Texas, Konrad Oberhuber organised an exhibition devoted to the first years of Nicolas Poussin's Roman period. The show was accompanied by a monographic catalogue. Over twenty years afterwards, Pierre Rosenberg re-examines this — now classic — catalogue, concentrating mostly on the new discoveries that augmented our knowledge of Poussin's oeuvre.
Michelangelo's Resurrected Christ: The First Version of the Sculpture and the Young Bernini
It was probably already in 1512 that the young Roman patrician Metello commissioned Michelangelo to carve a statue of resurrected Christ for the funerary chapel of his aunt Marta Porcari. Michelangelo started to work on the sculpture in 1514 but quickly abandoned it, when he came across a black vein near the nose. The statue has been re-discovered only recently and is interpreted as an earlier version of the statue for S. Maria sopra Minerva, executed by Michelangelo around 1519/1520. Michelangelo's drawing, now in Munich, seems to be a preparatory sketch for this earlier version, as it still takes into account the slightly flatter block of marble, originally destined for the figures of Prisoners in the tomb of Julius II, and less expansive gestures. The altar to which the statue belonged was dedicated to Resurrection, and in both versions the shroud indeed falls down to show Christ completely naked, as it was the case only in the moment of the Resurrection. Still in the early seventeenth century the block had been substantially re-worked, and at that so clumsily that Michelangelo's nephew sold the sculpture for the mere value of the material to Marques Giustiniani. This patron of Caravaggio and of many other talented artists, seems to have commissioned the young Bernini, who in 1618 had volunteered to do the job, to finish the sculpture slightly later, and apparently destined it for the chapel of his family, located in the vicinity of Michelangelo's Christ. Bernini changed the disposition of the left arm and decidedly distanced himself from Michelangelo's artistic language, in that he employed his own idiom which was closer to nature, modelled on Hellenistic sculpture, and apparently influenced by Caravaggio and the religious sentiment of the Caracci. It would seem that Bernini wanted to match Michelangelo whose statue would have been visible from the same standpoint in the church. Yet, Giustiniani must have had doubts about Christ's total nudity and decided to keep the statue in his palace. It was only after his death that the figure found its way into a church whose construction was begun by Giustiniani, located in his estate in Bassano Sutri north of Rome.
Hieronymus van Aken (Aachen) named himself "Bosch" after his home-city s'-Hertogenbosch. For his depictions of hell with human beings tormented by demons and monstrous beasts he was famous already in his lifetime. Until today the fascination and interpretation of his pictorial world overshadows the elucidation of his artistic idiom and capacity. This probably may cause the many contradictory attributions and opinions concerning authenticity and chronology of his work.
The Dresden double-sided drawing of St. John with the Virgin on the recto and St Magdalen on the verso, ranks among the most puzzling works on paper, discussed and attributed to Hieronymus Bosch. On the basis of stylistic analysis and the development of the figurative composition the present paper tries to establish the drawing's art-historical position: its drawing-style, in pen and ink, corresponds with a series of apostles, copies after Jan van Eyck from the 1440s, and is also reflected in the mid-fifteenth-century Utrecht miniature grisaille technique, while the specific arrangement of St. John and the Virgin is closely linked to the French manuscript painting, like the Rohan Hours from the mid-1430s. This, together with the watermark which points to the paper of Louvain origin from about 1425/30, speaks for an execution of the drawing in the southern Netherlands around 1430–1440; it has nothing in common with Hieronymus Bosch.
A New Reading of Correggio's Frescoes
The present article is based on the book: Gli affreschi di Correggio (The frescoes of Correggio, Milan, 2008) by Maria Cristina Chiusa. The author proposes a re-reading of the three cycles of frescoes done by Correggio in Parma: for the Camera di San Paolo and for the domes of the church of St John Evangelist and in Parma cathedral, Santa Maria Assunta. Thanks to recent renovations, this new investigation allows for a new reading and analysis of the individual pieces of paintings done by the artist, pointing to the heart of Corrreggio's art. While retracing Christian and pagan elements in the work of the artist, the essay opens with a discussion about the parallel of the antique in Allegri's art, an interpretation which questions the real value of the nuditas in the sacred and mythological representations of the painter.
This article explores the nature and extent of Amico Aspertini's response to the art of his own time, and in particular proposes a re-dating to a decade and more later of his contribution to the fresco cycle in the Oratorio di Santa Cecilia in Bologna on the basis of a borrowing from Raphael's Spasimo di Sicilia.
The article attempts to chronicle that illustrious art historian's particular evolution as an ever-provocative investigator of the meaning of drawings. In particular, it tracks his development in his teaching career in America, beginning with his highly instructive and important publications on early Italian prints and drawings for the National Gallery in 1973, and moving through his many different seminars devoted to exhibitions of drawing collections at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University. In a methodical way, he continued to expand the questions he asked of drawings, ever anxious to excavate the myriad messages these documents could convey. Such was the magic of his message.
Stefano della Bella and Leonardo
The general interest of Stefano della Bella in the art of Leonardo da Vinci is documented in codex MS. 2275 of Biblioteca Riccardiana in Florence, signed and dated 1630 by the artist. In this manuscript have been copied the text and illustrations of the so-called "abbreviated version" of Leonardo's Treatise on Painting. The codex is well-known both in the literature on the writings of Leonardo and on Stefano della Bella, also thanks to the now rare edition, published by Francesco Fontani in Florence in 1792, which reproduced with minor changes the text of the manuscript and its illustrations (in the form of tracings). The codex poses several problems which so far have been confronted only in part, and usually as a part of other arguments. Therefore it would seem worthwhile to finally and thoroughly sum up the state of research, e.g. on the occasion of a complete, fully illustrated, critical edition of the manuscript. Uncertain is the purpose of Stefano's copying of the Treaty. He probably did that for his own study and exercise. Still unknown is which copy he used from among the many transcripts of the Leonardesque text that were in circulation at that time in Florence. He may have employed the so-called Berti-Pagani codex (Belt Library), known also to Furini, or some other copy. The relationship of Stefano's manuscript to other contemporary copies, and the resulting differences, has been examined only occasionally, especially with regard to the images executed by Furini and Poussin. The actual impact of this Leonardesque experience on the subsequent work of della Bella is still to be determined.
With such a wealth of problems, the present article is limited to giving some hints, and particularly makes use of the complete set of figurative illustrations executed by Stefano on the basis of various copies of the Treaty, pointing to some more or less evident influences of them in his drawings, prints or paintings dating from the period after 1630. It is worth noting that he, unlike other contemporary artists, copied personally Leonardo's text but did not repeat it faithfully in detail. Therefore his approach to Leonardo is based not only on his images, repeated after the manuscripts almost universally in a schematic fashion, but on his thoughts as well. He did not learn from them the principles of the infinite possibilities of figure movements but, above all, their arrangement in space and the effects of light in the atmosphere, which he later used to naturalistically render his figures and the play of light and shade in his etchings.
Some Observations on the Practice of Retouching Drawings. The Case of the Drawings in the Jabach Collection at the Louvre Reconsidered
Having had the occasion to establish the importance of alterations that affected the drawings forming a part of what is called "dessins d'ordonnance" in the collection of Everard Jabach in the Louvre, the author returns to that subject, this time dealing with laboratory photographs of the drawings. The photographs clearly show some reworking in the drawings by Lorenzo Lotto, Paolo Farinati and Giorgio Vasari. The aim of the present article is to focus the attention of the scholars again on the importance of taking those alterations into account while preparing records or technical descriptions of the works, as well as in the accompanying comments. It is not the question of diminishing the aesthetic value of a drawing but to precisely record all we can see. Laboratory examinations are, of course, exceptional and available to specialists, but the use of the eyes, simple examination in raking light and with the help of lighted magnifying glass, are available to everyone. In the Louvre every drawing called "d'ordonnance" from the Jabach collection should be examined with circumspection. The problem, of course, regards by no means only this collection or only the holdings of the Louvre. This awareness should be a reminder that drawings should be examined very carefully.
The founders and editors of Pan, German periodical, first published in April/May of 1895 in Berlin, strove for nothing less than the complete reinvigoration of culture and the confutation of mediocrity and utilitarianism. Fighting on all fronts — graphic, literary, scholarly, and journalistic — they eschewed both trivia and convenience, thereby serving to elevate the techniques and expressive potential of all of these disciplines to unprecedented heights of achievement. Their plan was carefully contrived and meticulously executed, and its success carried the periodical triumphantly to the threshold of the twentieth century.
Pan's greatest contribution was its passionate and unswerving commitment to absolute ideals of beauty and truth in a cultural climate of decadence on the one hand, and complacent mediocrity on the other. Paradoxically, Germany's nihilistic prophet Nietzsche had succeeded in paving the way for an international invigoration of European civilization. Pan stands as a testament to the vision of its "sublime ones" — its creators, founders, editors, and contributors. To open the volumes of this literary and artistic time capsule is to unlock the forgotten treasures of a Pandora's box, the richness of which has only now begun to reveal itself in the all-embracing noonday light of postmodernism.
Some Remarks and New Hypotheses Concerning the Drawings of Girolamo Siciolante da Sermoneta in the Uffizi
While skimming through the bibliography on Girolamo Siciolante da Sermoneta, one is astonished to see that, even considering the most recent contributions, the corpus of the drawings of the artist remains rather small. There exist only about twenty sheets against Siciolante's extensive activity as a painter during four decades, across various regions of central Italy, principally in Rome. However, drawing exercise was vital for Siciolante; he used that medium not only as an aid while preparing larger compositions but also to note some detailed solutions.
Surprising is also the fact that among the drawings recognised today more or less securely as the works of Siciolante, there are still a few, whose attribution is traditional. The majority of the sheets which nowadays constitute the corpus of the artist was discovered under names of other artists, or in collections of anonymous works, and the attributions to Siciolante are due to various scholars: Philip Pouncey, Berenice Davidson and Konrad Oberhuber, among others.
Mantegna as Printmaker
For the convenience of the passionate lovers of Mantegna, one of whom Konrad Oberhuber was, the author re-published here, with minor corrections and amendments, his text drawn up for the exhibition catalogue of Mantegna's prints prepared at the Galleria L'Arte Antica by Silverio Salamon, in Turin (May–June 2008), which had a very limited circulation.
Venetian Vigour: Andrea Vicentino and His modelli
The production of oil sketches or modelli by Andrea Vicentino (Vicenza, 1542? — Venice, 1617?) is characterised by a great variety, both in terms of technique and of function. This essay explores this phenomenon and brings to the attention three unpublished works — painted modelli for the large canvases depicting the Miracle of the Porzioncola in the Basilica dei Frari, Venice, the Raising of Lazarus in the National Museum of Arts in Malta, and a delicately executed Entombment, known only from a photograph kept in the archives of the Dutch Institute in Florence.
A Touchstone of a "Penetrating Eye": Marcello Venusti's St Catherine in the Lavater Collection
The collection assembled by Johann Caspar Lavater († 1801), a parson, physiognomist and writer from Zurich, is a perfect example of the "bourgeois" collections that became increasingly popular during the eighteenth century. Lavater's "Kabinett" is today in the Austrian National Library; this paper proposes the attribution of one of its Old Master drawings to Marcello Venusti (1512–1579), and connects it with both an earlier ink drawing and the finished altarpiece in the Roman church of S. Agostino. In the mid-sixteenth century Venusti was among the leading artists in Rome, famous, among other things, for executing drawings in oil for Michelangelo.
From a Preparatory Drawing to an Icon: Albrecht Dürer's Drawing The Praying Hands and the History of its Changing Functions
Since the early twentieth century, the motif of the Praying Hands, a drawing by Albrecht Dürer preserved in the Albertina, has not only adorned baptism and confirmation certificates, as well as commemorative coins, in the form of countless reproductions, but — translated into reliefs and sculpted works — has also found its way into the market for devotional objects. The fame associated with Dürer's masterpiece has contributed to the fact that today the Albertina is considered one of the most important Dürer collections worldwide, preserving not only Dürer's complete printed oeuvre, but also the most important holdings of the master's spectacular drawings.
By looking into the sheet's genesis and provenance, the present article traces back the various changes in function the drawing saw in the course of its 500-year history: originally meant to study a detail, it was made by Dürer as a model to assist him and his workshop in the preparation of an altarpiece. Later on, dubious commercial interests led to manipulations in the drawing that certainly would not have met with Dürer's approval and which would contradict the proper handling of works of art in a museum today. However, the sheet's ambiguous fate has additionally charged the motif with religious meaning and has thus encouraged its further commercialization. The Albertina's responsible curators and conservators therefore try to strike a balance between the motif's reasonable and modest merchandising and the intensified conservational attention directed at the work.
Jacopo Strada (1515–1588) is probably best known for his concern with antiquarianism and architecture. But like many other artists, scholars, and entrepreneurs of his day, Strada had interests that may be described as encyclopedic, ranging from his effort to compile a polyglot dictionary, to his assembling books of designs for goldsmiths' works, to his compilation of a book on mills. Many of these interests were represented in a large corpus of drawings, some of which Strada had collected from a number of important sources, including the workshops of Perino del Vaga and Giulio Romano, and which along with these original drawings consisted mainly of drawings after his own designs, largely known from multiple copies, either made by himself or by assistants or others he commissioned to do the work. Strada's corpus served in the preparation of manuscripts made by his workshop and by other draftsmen that were presented to illustrious patrons, what Strada called libri di disegni; they also were intended to be the basis for an immense project to publish a series of books on a variety of subjects. Among these drawings are designs for costumes and related trappings for animals; some woodcuts that can be demonstrated to have been made after Strada's inventions also represent his festival designs.
A volume in the manuscript collections of the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Vienna, provides the most direct evidence for Strada's engagement in various sorts of festivities, including processions, dance, fireworks, banquets, musical performances, as well as tournaments, frequently held at the Habsburg courts in Central Europe during the sixteenth century. The manuscript contains drawings for costumes that are executed in pen and brown ink, many with brown wash, and in eight cases with watercolor. Since the discovery and first publication of the festival drawings in Vienna over thirty years ago, these designs have occasionally been described or mentioned in subsequent scholarship on Strada, and have been noted in relation to the prints by Amman. They have often been associated in particular with a tournament held in Vienna in 1571. A recent publication of some documents from the Mantuan archives allows for a general revision of the assessment and attribution of Strada's festival designs.
During the episcopal rule of Archbishop Józef Teodorowicz, in the years 1902–1938, and on his initiative, the Armenian cathedral in Lvov, a church dating back to the fourteenth century, underwent a complex restoration and refurbishment. As an outcome, all previous historical layers that had accumulated in the building over the centuries had been thoroughly removed, so that its 'original' Armenian features could be revealed. Additionally, some arbitrary, new, allegedly Armenian elements had been introduced to the cathedral building, e.g. the blind arcading on the external walls of the apses, designed by Jan Bo³oz Antoniewicz, modelled on a similar decoration on the façades of the cathedral in Ani, the former Armenian capital. This decoration was clearly meant to emphasise the Armenian pedigree of the building, and thus to underscore the ethnic uniqueness and singularity of the then already well-assimilated Armenian population of Lvov, present in the city for many centuries.
In the years 1908–1910 the building was extended to the west, according to the plans of Franciszek M¹czyñski, whereas still in 1907 Józef Mehoffer had prepared designs for its mural decoration, of which only mosaics in the dome were executed in 1912–1913. Mehoffer's design was, however, a complex one, and encompassed the decoration of all surfaces of walls and vaults of the cathedral's old part. The artist, according to the explicit wishes of the Archbishop, closely adhered to old-Armenian models — above all, the miniatures of the Skevra Gospels (also known as the 'Gospels of Lvov'), a twelfth-century Armenian illuminated manuscript held at that time in the cathedral treasury. Additionally, again in agreement with the Archbishop, Mehoffer travelled to the library of the Mekhitharists (Armenian monks) in their monastery on the Venetian island of San Lazzaro to see and copy miniatures from their rich holdings of illuminated manuscripts, as well as to Venice and Ravenna to learn the art of the mosaics. The design of 1907 and the mosaics executed five years later were precisely the result of those experiences.
Other artists employed later at the decoration of the cathedral, whose projects had not been executed, also resorted to the old-Armenian miniatures. The preserved documents show that the Archbishop consciously wanted to revive the Armenian spirit in the cathedral by turning to old-Armenian art, and wished that modern artists created pieces of contemporary art using medieval miniatures as a source of inspiration.
A detailed examination of all three undertakings (apse decoration, architectural features of the extension, as well as Mehoffer's design for the interior decoration) leave no doubts that, although the renovation of the cathedral was necessary because the building was in a poor state of repair, the renovation and decoration were aimed principally at its re-Armenisation, that is, at restoring the church's original Armenian character that had been lost over the centuries of the influence of Western culture.
Goya and Vienna
In the spring of 1908 the Galerie Miethke showed the first retrospective of Goya in Vienna: eighteen paintings, more than fifty drawings and the complete graphic works were united — unfortunately without a catalogue. This seminal event has not been noticed so far by the 'Goya-Forschung', and even Nigel Glendinning does not mention it in his famous Goya and his Critics. The only serious review of the exhibition was written by Ludwig Hevesi and published in the Wiener Fremdenblatt newspaper on 13 May. This exhibition had a strong impact on the artistic world, as I presume. This can be traced in the works of Kokoschka and Kubin, who both discovered the visual metaphors of suffering and distortion in the work of the great Spanish master, and used them as weapons against the saturated taste of the Imperial capital, known for easy-going life and superficial embellishments.
Kokoschka's art emerged from the refinement of the Secessionists (Klimt). In 1908 it left the secureness of stylization to proceed towards the realms suffering and mutilation. This is how Kokoschka renewed the meaning of religious themes, like the Pieta. Kubin, on the other hand, followed Goya into the abyss of human depravity and self-destruction. His universe was nothing but a sequence of variations on cruelty mixed with sadistic terror.
These very aspects distinguished Austrian modernism from its German counterpart which was much less preoccupied with dark sides of human existence, and it is to these dimensions that Goya had opened the doors.


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Our Shop will be updated on Thursday, December 15th at 11 a.m. EST. This is a small update, mainly a few things we didn't finish up in time for the last one. This will be our last shop update until February or March I believe, but if you have a yarn related emergency, feel free to contact me after the holidays. 🙂
So you know exactly what we will have listed:
There are 21 playsilks in gray, brown, olive, yellow, fuschia, pale coral and the deep one pictured above.
There is only a little bit of yarn: Three fingering weight, single-ply, coral madder gradient sets (pictured above–this is my current favorite yarn base–I have one natural white skein left and I'll list that one too), a couple of worsted brazilwood pink skeins, and then a little brazilwood and madder root fingering weight. They are all soooo pretty. The brazilwood is more of a pink-red, while the madder skeins are all more of a deep orange with red (top photo).
There are 8 different Liberty sachets, 4 each of most of them are available.
And finally, Jonny's Little Bird shawl pins. We are listing 30 of them. The poor man may give them up after this. Just kidding! He's just sooo picky about them and sanding takes a lot of time to get them just how he likes them. He has worked hard to be able to offer that many this month.
Orders will all ship by Monday, December 19th. You will have the option of upgrading to priority mail shipping within the U.S. to help ensure Christmas gifts make it in time (though if you are international-nothing is going to make it to you by Christmas, I'm afraid.) If you order multiple items, you will likely end up with a shipping refund from me once I ship your items.
I think that's it! Thank you all for your orders! We love doing this and are so thrilled to have you support us in this way.

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Thanksgivukkah Dog and Pumpkin Cocktail at Dog Haus
In celebration of the rare holiday overlap that is dubbed Thanksgivukkah, Dog Haus is serving a Thanksgivukkah Dog at all three of their locations until Sunday, December 1st.
The $6.99 dog is made with a "Thanksgiving Sausage" that contains as many ingredients as a Thanksgiving meal: with turkey, whiskey-soaked cranberries, brown-sugared sweet potatoes, thyme, sage and rosemary. All that was just in the sausage.


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Top 10 2010-A9-Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE LATEST VERSION. Please visit the OWASP Top 10 project page to find the latest edition.
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|Consider anyone who can monitor the network traffic of your users. If the application is on the internet, who knows how your users access it. Don't forget back end connections.
|Monitoring users' network traffic can be difficult, but is sometimes easy. The primary difficulty lies in monitoring the proper network's traffic while users are accessing the vulnerable site.
|Applications frequently do not protect network traffic. They may use SSL/TLS during authentication, but not elsewhere, exposing data and session IDs to interception. Expired or improperly configured certificates may also be used.
Detecting basic flaws is easy. Just observe the site's network traffic. More subtle flaws require inspecting the design of the application and the server configuration.
|Such flaws expose individual users' data and can lead to account theft. If an admin account was compromised, the entire site could be exposed. Poor SSL setup can also facilitate phishing and MITM attacks.
|Consider the business value of the data exposed on the communications channel in terms of its confidentiality and integrity needs, and the need to authenticate both participants.
Am I Vulnerable To 'Insufficient Transport Layer Protection'?
The best way to find out if an application has sufficient transport layer protection is to verify that:
How Do I Prevent 'Insufficient Transport Layer Protection'?
Providing proper transport layer protection can affect the site design. It's easiest to require SSL for the entire site. For performance reasons, some sites use SSL only on private pages. Others use SSL only on 'critical' pages, but this can expose session IDs and other sensitive data. At a minimum, do all of the following:
Example Attack Scenarios
Scenario #1: A site simply doesn't use SSL for all pages that require authentication. Attacker simply monitors network traffic (like an open wireless or their neighborhood cable modem network), and observes an authenticated victim's session cookie. Attacker then replays this cookie and takes over the user's session.
Scenario #2: A site has improperly configured SSL certificate which causes browser warnings for its users. Users have to accept such warnings and continue, in order to use the site. This causes users to get accustomed to such warnings. Phishing attack against the site's customers lures them to a lookalike site which doesn't have a valid certificate, which generates similar browser warnings. Since victims are accustomed to such warnings, they proceed on and use the phishing site, giving away passwords or other private data.
Scenario #3: A site simply uses standard ODBC/JDBC for the database connection, not realizing all traffic is in the clear.
For a more complete set of requirements and problems to avoid in this area, see the ASVS requirements on Communications Security (V10).
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10 Must-Eats in New Orleans
Gallery10 Must-Eats in New Orleans
If you're in New Orleans today for Mardi Gras, you're probably not reading this. You're
probably hopefully clad in beads, merrymaking in the streets with a 28-ounce drink in hand. For the rest of us, we can pretend we're there too--and if we were, this would be our list of must-eats to hit up before, after, and during all the merrymaking.
No city can do what New Orleans does like New Orleans does it. From the seafood shacks to the po' boy establishments to the just-fried beignets dunked into chicory coffee, it's incredible how much deliciousness is packed into one single city. Eating in New Orleans is an unparalleled delight, whether or not you're wearing beads. Though beads are always good.
Here are a mere 10 favorites, most all of them in the "cheap eats" genre of eats. Let us know what others you'd add!
Go to New Orleans, Eat All This
Muffulettas from Central Grocery (Classic) or Cochon Butcher (Cheffy) »
Fried Chicken from Willie Mae's Scotch House »
Po' Boys from Domilise's, Zimmer's Seafood, R&O, and plenty more »
Beignets from Cafe du Monde or Morning Call »
Charbroiled Oysters at Drago's »
Breakfast at Stanley »
Sno-Bliz from Hansen's Sno-Bliz Shop »
Gelato from Angelo Brocato »
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Classic Cocktail from French 75 »
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Tampa Bay's ownership group finds the extra two percent, as explained in Jonah Keri's recent book of the same title. They do the little things. They work on the margins.
What better example of the extra two percent than the DJ Kitty puppet, which was a giveaway for kids at Sunday's Rays-Cardinals game? Or the Wiggles concert that followed the game? It's cool, if kid-friendly, stuff, the likes of which the Yankees never give away, $1000 seats or not.
But Tampa Bay's having attendance problems, which agitates those of us with pure souls, those of us who can't fathom backing the Yankees or Red Sox. We worry that Tampa Bay might have to dismantle its team further, might have to send David Price to a big market in the near future. And that's no fun except in New York or Boston.
So we're delighted that the Wiggles and the DJ Kitty puppet brought Tampa Bay its biggest non-Yankees, non-home opener crowd of the year. Too bad it was only three quarters of capacity.
But Miranda Cosgrove, star of iCarly, will perform postgame on September 4. Hope springs eternal.
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| 5.2°C Belfast
Michael Owen feels fit and ready to play for Stoke but must wait to find out if he has a part to play in Saturday's Barclays Premier League clash with Manchester City at the Britannia Stadium.
The 32-year-old is keen to make his return to action as soon as possible and says he is in good enough condition to do so, although the decision about Saturday's match lies with Stoke boss Tony Pulis.
Speaking at a press conference where he was officially unveiled to the media, Owen said: "I'm not sure what the manager has got in store. I feel as if I am fit enough to take part in a game. I'm not quite 100% confident or happy in my general touch and different bits and bobs, but that will come. So we'll see what the manager has got in mind, but I'd like to think I'll improve as the weeks go on."
Pulis was keeping an open mind on the matter, but said he was pleased with what Owen had demonstrated so far fitness-wise.
"From what the lads say, he has come back a lot fitter than what we thought he would," Pulis said.
"He needs a lot more work with the ball and being in small-sided games for his sharpness, but we are pleased with the way he has come back."
Asked if he felt he could use Owen straight away in a game, Pulis said: "It is too early to say yet. We have got two more days."


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Straight Edge – Animal Rights Bomber on the Run from FBI
SPRINGFIELD (FOX 25 /MyFoxBoston.com) – A tip coming into the FBI through America's Most Wanted is leading federal officials to believe Daniel Andreas San Diego, one of the FBI's most wanted terrorists, could be in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Daniel Andreas San Diego has been on the run since 2003. The FBI has labeled him a domestic terrorist and an animal rights extremist. He is wanted for alleged connections to two bombings in California.
In one of those cases, two bombs exploded on the campus of a biotechnology corporation in Emeryville, California.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Registration is open for two new executive education programs in supply chain management through Penn State Executive Programs. Both programs, covering topics related to business analytics, transportation and logistics, are slated for the first week of June at Penn State's University Park campus.
The supply chain analytics program provides hands-on training in aggregating and interpreting big data related to logistics and supply chain functions. Participants will learn how to use this data to evaluate and improve operations effectiveness in their organizations.
The transportation operations and sourcing program provides a foundational understanding of how to effectively manage transportation operations — the second largest expense in the supply chain after cost of goods sold. Participants will learn how to evaluate transportation options, increase service levels and reduce related costs.
"By providing programs that meet these needs, we know our program participants will leave with knowledge, skills and tools that will have immediate and impactful results on their organizations."
-- Jeffrey L. Spearly, senior director of learning and development, Penn State Executive Programs
These two new programs were developed in response to extensive research conducted by Penn State Executive Programs showing that supply chain managers and executives needed professional development in analytics and transportation.
"Our clients and our market research told us that the need for understanding in big data and transportation are growing, and we wanted to be able to meet that need," said Jeffrey L. Spearly, senior director of learning and development for Penn State Executive Programs. "By providing programs that meet these needs, we know our program participants will leave with knowledge, skills and tools that will have immediate and impactful results on their organizations."
Programs were developed and will be delivered in collaboration with the Center for Supply Chain Research and its executive director, William "Skip" Grenoble. The CSCR is a leading forum for connecting industry leaders and academics in the area of supply chain.
The new programs round out a series of seven programs offered in supply chain management. Certificates in supply chain management and leadership may be earned by completing a number of courses.
Penn State Executive Programs also offers open-enrollment programs in leadership and strategy, business and enterprise architecture, and finance. For a full 2014 program schedule, visit www.smeal.psu.edu/psep/open.
About Penn State Executive Programs
As part of the Smeal College of Business, Penn State Executive Programs builds leadership and organizational capabilities to address pressing business challenges. Open-enrollment programs for executives are offered in areas such as strategy and leadership, supply chain management, and finance. Penn State Executive Programs also partners with major multinational organizations to deliver customized learning solutions. Learn more at www.smeal.psu.edu/psep.


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Tim Burgess - singer with The Charlatans and sometime solo artist - has told popular allegedly-alternative radio station Xfm that his band are looking forward to releasing brand-new material in the wake of their recent best-of, Forever.
Burgess revealed, rather surprisingly, that the new material played around with to date sounds a lot like The Charlatans. Wow!
"I have been thinking about how it's gonna sound it but I'm quite happy to just let the idea come, but we've got one song that everyone is really happy with. It does sound like The Charlatans."
Like phew. Burgess added that he's likely to release another solo record, too, but that he'll "wait until [people are] really, really going for it. I always thought people hated it so I just kind of put it away, [but] when I was doing the DJ tour with Alan [McGee] so many people come up to me and asked me if I'm going to do another one."
Were you one of those people? Was Tim wearing a hat? He does like hats, doesn't he? I've never worn a hat well. Something to do with my widow's peak, I think.


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Usher's ex-wife granted emergency custody hearing after son almost drowns
Usher and ex-wife Tameka Foster Raymond are headed back to court.
Judge John J. Goger on Tuesday scheduled an emergency custody hearing at Raymond's request after her 5-year-old son with Usher almost drowned at the singer's Atlanta home. The hearing is scheduled for Friday.
Raymond's court filing says Usher Raymond V "suffered a near-death accident" while left unsupervised in a pool on Monday. The boy's arm got stuck in a pool drain. After a housekeeper was unable to free him, police reports say, the boy was rescued and received CPR by a contractor working at the house.
Emergency medical workers found the boy "conscious, alert and breathing" when they arrived, the police report says. Raymond's legal filing listed him as still being in the intensive care unit Tuesday.
Usher's lawyers have not yet responded to reports of the hearing.
Usher and Raymond have two sons. After divorcing in 2009, they went through a long custody battle that ended with Usher receiving primary custody of his sons last year.
In the court filing, Raymond said her ex-husband leaves the children with caregivers while he travels for his work and that she is capable of caring for the boys while Usher is absent.


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The Simpsons, probably the best cartoon series ever. As we all have used to them watching on TV, their fans got out different approach. An inspiring artists painted some of the best cartooned graffiti. There are many heroes from the famous cartoon, Homer, Bart, Mr Burns and many others.
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World Families Forums - David Anthony on migrations, DNA and language shift
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Just a few quick news notes for you on this Tuesday.
Margot Alder on Witchcraft, Cults, and Space Travel: Margot Adler, NPR correspondent and author of the seminal 1979 book "Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America", talks to the Daily Camera in Boulder, Colorado about her life and work in advance of her presentations at the 64th Annual Conference on World Affairs. Of special interest to my Pagan readers will be the story of how she landed the book deal that eventually lead to "Drawing Down the Moon."
"That happened by a complete fluke, way back in 1974. I had sort of a loser boyfriend. He took me to meet his literary agent in a pub. The woman asked me, 'What do you do?' I've probably had less than a dozen psychic experiences, but I heard a voice in my head say, 'You are standing on a nexus point in the universe. What you do now will change your life forever.' Because of that voice, I said, 'I'm involved in witchcraft.' Her eyes got really big. She said, 'Call me in two weeks.' She had just left an agency and was looking for clients. She showed me how to write a book proposal. I'd never thought of writing a book. The written word scared me because it's so eternal."
She also talks about where she agrees with Newt Gingrich (space travel), the most interesting stories she's been covering for NPR lately, and "looking at religion from completely outside ourselves." The Conference on World Affairs is currently underway, and continues through Friday. Her two presentations are "What is a Cult," and "The Lure of Interstellar Travel," both being given today.
A Step Forward for Marijuana as a Sacrament: In what could a groundbreaking ruling, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has overturned a lower court ruling against the Oklevueha Native American Church of Hawaii, allowing an action to prevent enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act against them to go forward.
"Plaintiffs need not allege a threat of future prosecution because the statute has already been enforced against them. When the Government seized Plaintiffs' marijuana pursuant to the CSA, a definite and concrete dispute regarding the lawfulness of that seizure came into existence."
The court also ruled that the church does not need to apply to the DEA first for an exemption, though it did rule in the government's favor by saying the seized marijuana doesn't have to be returned or compensated for. You can read more about this case, here, and here. So far, there have been only two instances where entheogens used in a religious context have been able to win legal protection (peyote for Native American ceremonial purposes, and ayahuasca by the União do Vegetal). If the Oklevueha Native American Church (ONAC) is able to take this to the Supreme Court and win a religious exemption, and injunction against future prosecution, it could throw open the door to religious groups using marijuana as a sacrament. The Rastafari are an obvious example, but any group that is able to show a sincere use may also be able win exemptions. In my mind, legal entheogens are an inevitable eventuality of these cases, the question is not "if" but "when."
How Far Does Free Speech and Religious Freedom Stretch in Cases of Alleged Fraud? Speaking of possibly momentous instances of litigation, last year several members of the Roma Gypsy Marks family were charged by the federal government with operating an "advance fee scheme," allegedly bilking more than a dozen victims out of over 40 million dollars. One of the clients/victims was famous romance author Jude Deveraux, who paid the family $20 million over 17 years, saying she was threatened by the family, and was near suicide before law enforcement stepped in. Now, the Marks' defense team is saying their actions were/are protected religious practices, and that fortune-telling is protected speech.
"Lawyers have argued in court papers that the family members had a constitutionally protected right to practice fortunetelling and spiritual healing because it is a part of their religious belief system and fortunetelling is legally considered to be free speech. […] Attorney Michael Gottlieb, who wrote the 24-page legal document about religious rights, argued that his client, Nancy Marks, 42, of Fort Lauderdale and New York City, did nothing but try to help people, in line with her personal spiritual beliefs. […] "Nancy Marks' conduct is rooted in her religion and spirituality," Gottlieb wrote. "Based upon this prosecution, the defendant has lost her livelihood and has been unable to make a living using her historical religious and spiritual gifts." […] The legal argument spells out some widely-held Romani beliefs but also draws comparisons with legal rulings about the rights of people who are Amish, Wiccans, Krishnas, Mormons, Catholics and Jews."
Leaving aside the issue of the Marks' guilt or innocence, the ultimate verdict in this case could have far-sweeping ramifications, especially if judges consider the religion question. Whether or not fortune telling can be a protected religious practice is still very much up in air, judicially speaking. In 2010 the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled that fortune telling and related services are protected speech, and in 2008 a federal judge tossed out a fortune telling ban in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. However, in a 2011 case, a Virginia judge ruled that divination wasn't the same thing as religious counselling. The case here, involving the federal government, could set nationwide precedent for where the line gets drawn between exploitation and religious freedom. So this is one to keep your eyes on. For more on the extended Marks clan, check out the documentary "American Gypsy."
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To say that Vancouver Whitecaps FC's Girls Elite team had a great year would be quite the understatement.
Winning one championship in a year is a great accomplishment for any team, but the 'Caps girls have gone well beyond one title. Head coach Jesse Symons and his squad have stocked the trophy case with regional, national, and even international honours.
The Blue and White began by storming through their 2012-13 Metro Women's Soccer League (MWSL) season, winning both the regular season title and the MWSL Cup against much older competition.
And that was just the beginning.
The girls went on to impress as many other events, including going undefeated at the NCAA Final Four Showcase, impressing at the Las Vegas Players Showcase, and winning every match at the Portland Timbers Friendship Cup.
In May the club continued their rivalry with Pacific Northwest foes Seattle Sounders FC as the U-18 Girls Elite squad valiantly battled to a 0-0 draw with the Sounders W-League team.
Come the spring, the 'Caps began their run in the Pacific Coast Soccer League (PCSL). By the end of the season the girls became the first ever Canadian team to win the PCSL treble - Seattle Hibernian and Caledonian did it in 2001. Symons' team captured the women's premier regular season title, the McAdams Cup which included top teams from Washington state and Oregon, and the Dave Fryatt Challenge Cup.
The 'Caps finished the PCSL season 14W-2L-0D with an impressive goal differential of +42. Striker Summer Clarke led the league in goals with 19, right behind her is Jasmin Dhanda, who was third with 11 goals. They started the season with eight straight victories before a loss to Okanagan FC on June 15 halted their winning streak. The loss was avenged three weeks later when the teams met again, as the girls won convincingly: 10-1.
On June 23, the 'Caps were crowned the best team in the Northwest by virtue of capturing the Kevin McAdams Cup; a competition between the Washington state champions (Whatcom Soccer Academy Rapids), Oregon's state champions (Tualatin Hills United) and last year's PCSL regular season winners (Fraser Valley Action).
In addition to what the young 'Caps accomplished domestically, they also strut their stuff on the international stage in July when they captured the 2013 Gothia World Youth Cup hosted in Gothenburg, Sweden.
They were undefeated in their four group stage games, advancing to the quarterfinals as the top seed of Group 2. Finishing at the top of the group with an unblemished record was an accomplishment within itself as the bronze medal winners, Spanish club Gasteizko Neskak. In the group stage, the 'Caps beat Swedish club Skollersta IF 5-0, Gasteizko 4-1, and Swedish club QBIK 2-0.
The girls also powered past three Swedish clubs en route to the championship final: AIK FF in the quarterfinals (4-0), defending champions Eskilsminne DIF in the semifinals (2-0), and Hovås-Billdal IF (2-0) in the final.
Most recently, a large number of the girls finished in fine style as they represented Team BC at the 2013 Canada Summer Games. With Symons at the helm, Team BC won the gold medal on Thursday with a 2-1 win over Quebec.
Taking a moment to reflect, Symons was pleasantly surprised with what his squad of players have been able to achieve.
"I was surprised by the results. This was the most successful year for the Whitecaps FC Girls Elite program from a results perspective," said Symons. "It will not happen every year, but the team has shown maturity beyond their years and they were fully deserving of the amount of success they had on the field this year."
All in all, it was a dream season for Whitecaps FC Girls Elite.
The 1996-born players will begin training again in late August with the new intake of 1997-born players in preparation for the 2013-14 program and the start of the MWSL season in September.
The 1995-born players will be graduating from the Whitecaps FC Girls Elite program and be off to their university programs in the next two weeks. Below is a list of where the girls are heading off to respectively. Coach Symons is especially proud of the fact that most of the girls committed to university prior to the start of their final year of high school.


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Cable company call helps to save man's life
Customer service rep calls 911 when caller stops speaking
A phone call about bad audio on cable television wound up saving a Leavenworth man's life.
David Mikel was on the phone with Time Warner Cable customer service representative DeAndre Smith when Smith said there was silence on the other end of the phone.
"All of a sudden, I could hear him breathing in the background," Smith said. "I called out to him, and he never responded."
After trying to get Mikel to respond, Smith called 911, alerting authorities to send medical help to Mikel's home.
"I don't know what happened," Mikel said. "I was kind of freaked."
He was having a seizure on the floor of his living room. He said he's been battling them for years. He had even more once he got to a hospital.
Mikel said that if the medical help hadn't come when it did, he might not still be alive. He said he wanted to thank Smith for his quick action.
Smith said he was just doing his job.
Mikel said it was also fortunate that his front door happened to be unlocked when help arrived, allowing the firefighters to rush inside and save him.


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Stocks turned in their worst monthly performance in two years in May. Our last Searching for Alpha newsletter on AdvisorOne mentioned that stocks were overbought and that a sell-off was a bit overdue. So what's next? Here are a few thoughts on the next few months.
(1.) When it's time to re-enter the markets, the best entry point will likely be in U.S. equities.
Even though European bourses have taken the brunt of the market damage, analysts have been cutting earnings estimates so aggressively that the Continent's P/Es have barely budged. That's not the case in the U.S., and the sharp drop in the last month should set the stage for a good buying opportunity in the mid- to late summer.
(2.) Having said that, the time to re-enter the markets is not quite here.
There will likely be rallies and drops along the way, but until a more cohesive strategy to further unite the EU economies is agreed on, the general direction of stocks will most likely be lower.
(3.) Once there is further visibility on Europe's plan, expect sovereign debt to take a nosedive.
Global Treasury securities are at levels that make no sense; with even the hint of inflation, most durations will produce negative real yields. I expect the equity and fixed income markets to head in opposite directions when stocks finally find a bottom.


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PHP Cross Reference Library
PHPCrossRef features a library of cross-referenced open source PHP projects. The library is a look inside the PHP code that powers many a dynamic website. The cross-referenced code is an excellent learning tool for the budding PHP programmer, as well as a convenient resource for the professional web developer.
Project Categories
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- Mouse-over information for classes and functions in the source view.
- Hot-jump to the source of any class/function definition.
- Instant lookup of classes, functions, variables and constants by name.
- Link to native PHP function documentation at the main PHP.net site.
- Search/lookup history, cookies must be enabled.
- Project directory explorer, can be toggled on/off.
- Text view option on source files, easier for copy/pasting.
- Project statistics, files/lines/variables/functions/classes/constants.
The projects featured here are not live installs, script kiddies please keep that in mind, you look stupid.


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I have not made this in the last year or so – but each time fall comes around I think about having this dish. Love it!
Creamy White Grits :
12 cups chicken broth
4 1/2 cups coarse stone ground white grits
1 cup heavy cream
Salt and white pepper
Shrimp and Sausage:
1/2 pound spicy Italian sausage
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 pounds medium or large peeled and deveined shrimp, see Cook's Note
1 1/2 cups chicken broth
Tasso gravy, recipe follows
2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley
Cook's Note: If using large shrimp, allow 6 per person; for medium sized shrimp, 8 to 10 shrimp.
To make the grits, bring the chicken broth to a boil in a heavy-bottomed stockpot or large saucepan. Slowly pour in grits, stirring constantly. Reduce the heat to low and continue to stir so that the grits do not settle to the bottom and scorch. In about 5 minutes, the grits will plump up and become a thick mass.
Continue to cook the grits for about 20 to 25 minutes, stirring frequently. The grits should have absorbed all of the stock and become soft.
Stir in the heavy cream and cook for another 10 minutes, stirring frequently. The grits should have a thick consistency and be creamy, like oatmeal. Season, to taste, with salt and white pepper. Keep warm over low heat until ready to serve. If the grits become to thick, add warm chicken broth or water to thin them down.
To make the Shrimp and Sausage: Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Place the Italian sausage on a baking sheet with raised sides. Place on the top rack of the oven and bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until the sausage is firm and the juices run clear. Cool and cut into small bite size pieces.
Heat the olive oil in a heavy bottomed frying pan over medium heat. Add the sausage and saute for 2 minutes to brown slightly. Add the shrimp and saute until they begin to turn pink, no longer than 1 minute. Add 1 cup of chicken broth to deglaze the pan.
Tasso Gravy:
4 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup sliced tasso, cut into 1-inch strips
1/2 cup flour
4 cups chicken broth
2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley
Salt and white pepper
To make the Tasso Gravy, melt the butter in a heavy bottomed saucepan over low heat. Add the tasso. Saute for 1 minute, browning slightly. Make a roux by adding the flour and stirring until well combined.
Continue to cook over low heat for 5 minutes. Stirring frequently until the roux develops a nutty aroma. Turn the heat up to medium and gradually add 2 cups of the chicken broth, stirring vigorously. Keep stirring constantly until the broth begins to thicken and is smooth. Gradually add the remaining 2 cups of broth, stirring constantly until the broth thickens into gravy. Reduce the heat and simmer over low heat for 15 minutes to cook out the starchy flavor. Add the parsley. Simmer for another 5 minutes. Season, to taste, with salt and white pepper.
Add the Tasso Gravy and 1 tablespoon of the parsley. Bring up to a boil and simmer for 1 minute. The last 1/2 cup of the chicken stock is to be used to thin the gravy, if needed.
Divide the hot grits between 8 warm bowls. Spoon the shrimp, sausage mixture over the grits. Sprinkle with the remaining tablespoon of parsley and serve immediately.
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An early review (Wright et al., 1986, summarized by Mann, 1993) projected that for the northern Atlantic, some of the consequences of global warming could include:
In their summary of the Symposium on Climate Change and Northern Fish Populations, Sinclair and Frank (1995) described the variability of the northern Pacific in circulation and mixing and linked that variability in part to shifts in atmospheric circulation-specifically, the changes in the location and level of the Aleutian low-pressure system. Existing models have not been able to shed light on the most probable responses of the northern Pacific to a doubling of atmospheric CO2.
Mann (1993) briefly considered various sources of data for the wind-driven coastal upwelling system off California. He suggested that available data could be used to support the hypothesis that coastal upwelling increases during global cooling but decreases during global warming.
Overall, there likely will be relatively small economic and food supply consequences at the regional/national level; however, impacts are expected to be more pronounced at the subregional level.
Natural climate variability-for example, changes in ocean temperatures and circulation patterns associated with the El Ni�o phenomenon and with the northern Pacific gyre-affects the distribution and composition of fisheries. Because interannual and decadal-scale natural variability is so great relative to global change and the time horizon on capital replacement (ships and plants) is so short, impacts on fisheries can be easily overstated; there likely will be relatively small economic and food supply consequences in the United States and Canada at the national level. At the state or regional level, impacts (positive and negative) will be more pronounced, particularly when a center of production shifts sufficiently to make one fishing port closer to a resource while a traditional port becomes more distant. Over time, fishing vessels and their support structure will relocate, followed by processors and eventually families as well. Community impacts can be significant.
Changes in primary production levels in the ocean as a result of climate change may affect fish stock productivity. As a first step in assessing the role of changes in primary production on fish productivity, global primary production in the ocean has been estimated by Longhurst et al. (1995) using satellite measurements of near-surface chlorophyll fields. Annual global primary production was estimated at 45-50 Gt carbon (C)/year. This annual global primary production is the sum of the annual primary production in 57 biogeochemical provinces covering the world ocean. More than 10 such provinces border North America. For example, the total primary production is estimated at 0.37 Gt C/year in the "California Upwelling Coastal" province and 1.08 Gt C/year in the "NorthWest Atlantic Continental Shelf" province.
Exactly how climate-induced changes in primary production would affect the next trophic link, zooplankton, remains a matter of debate (e.g., Banse, 1995). However, changes in zooplankton biomass are known to affect fish stock productivity. Brodeur and Ware (1995) identified a twofold increase in salmonid biomass in the eastern subarctic Pacific since the 1950s, coincident with a large-scale doubling of the summer zooplankton biomass in the same region. Beamish and Bouillon (1995) examined trends in marine fish production off the Pacific coast of Canada and the United States. They concluded that the carrying capacity for fish in the northern North Pacific Ocean and the Bering Sea fluctuates in response to long-term trends in climate.
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Groupon stock tumbles as IPO lock-up period ends
Groupon's stock tumbled Friday as insiders sold their shares after a post-IPO prohibition was lifted.india Updated: Jun 02, 2012, 13:29 IST
Groupon's stock tumbled Friday as insiders sold their shares after a post-IPO prohibition was lifted.
Employees and other insiders are required to wait before selling their stock following a company's initial public offering. Groupon's lock-up period expired on Friday. The company went public on Nov. 4.
Shares of Groupon Inc. fell 95 cents, or 8.9 percent, to close at $9.69 Friday. Earlier, the stock was trading as low as $9.53. That's the lowest since its IPO, which priced at $20.
Groupon makes money by selling online deals for spas, restaurants and weekend getaways. Though it recently reported a good quarter, its stock has been battered due to a series of missteps with its finances.
In March, the Chicago-based company restated its quarterly financial results, explaining that it lost more than it initially reported because it had to pay out more refunds than expected. In May, it replaced two of its board members to add executives with more accounting experience.
Friday was a bad day for the overall stock market, too. A closely watched report showed that the U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than expected last month.
Other social media company stocks declined as well.
Shares of Facebook Inc. dropped $1.88, or 6.4 percent, to close at $27.72. That's down 27 percent from its IPO price of $38.
Shares of online game maker Zynga Inc. slid 25 cents, or 4 percent, to $6.01. LinkedIn Corp., the online social network for professionals, fell $4.59, or 4.8 percent, to $91.51.
Online reviews site Yelp Inc., meanwhile, fell $1.02, or 6.1 percent, to $15.69.


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UPDATE (Feb. 11): Yo La Tengo is the special guest for Beach House's April show at the Lyric, according to Beach House's Twitter. The veteran indie-rock trio from Hoboken, N.J., joins Lower Dens as the support for Beach House's first Baltimore show in more than two years. Tickets are on sale here.
Beach House, the Baltimore dream-pop duo of Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand, have finally announced its first hometown show since Sept. 11, 2010. (You could argue it wasn't even a "hometown" show, as the group was opening for Vampire Weekend at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia.)
Using Twitter to announce the news, Beach House said Tuesday it will play the Patricia and Arthur Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric on April 26, nearly a year after the release of its fourth album, "Bloom."
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You don't need to bathe your baby every day. You may prefer to wash their face, neck, hands and bottom carefully instead. This is often called "topping and tailing".
Choose a time when your baby is awake and content. Make sure the room is warm. Get everything ready beforehand. You'll need a bowl of warm water, a towel, cotton wool, a fresh nappy and, if necessary, clean clothes.
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- Hold your baby on your knee or lay them on a changing mat. Take off all their clothes, apart from their vest and nappy, and wrap them in a towel.
- Dip the cotton wool in the water (make sure it doesn't get too wet) and wipe gently around your baby's eyes from the nose outward, using a fresh piece of cotton wool for each eye. This is so that you don't transfer any stickiness or infection from one eye to another.
- Use a fresh piece of cotton wool to clean around your baby's ears, but not inside them. Never use cotton buds to clean inside your baby's ears. Wash the rest of your baby's face, neck and hands in the same way and dry them gently with the towel.
- Take off the nappy and wash your baby's bottom and genital area with fresh cotton wool and warm water. Dry very carefully, including between the skin folds, and put on a clean nappy.
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- The water should be warm, not hot. Check it with your wrist or elbow and mix it well so there are no hot patches.
- Hold your baby on your knee and clean their face, as described above.
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