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Holiday decorations, historical chocolate-making demonstrations, and tours of the third floor of the Mansion.
The holidays are full of delight at George Washington's estate. During the day, tour the third floor of the Mansion, watch historic chocolate-making demonstrations, and meet Aladdin the Camel. We're open every day of the year, including Christmas Day and New Years. So bring the entire family to the home of George and Martha Washington this holiday season.
Holiday decorations, historical chocolate-making demonstrations, and tours of the third floor of the Mansion.
Meet our visitor, Aladdin, and learn how Washington also brought a camel to Mount Vernon to amuse his guests.
On exhibit in the Museum, George Washington's signed Thanksgiving Proclamation was drafted after a 1789 debate in Congress, which called upon the President to "recommend to the people of the United State a day of public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed."
Deck your halls with the official 2016 Mount Vernon Christmas Ornament inspired by the twelve festive Christmas trees that grace the Ford Orientation Center and the Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center at Mount Vernon.
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If you are new to Magnolia Park/Blueberry Hill or have a new neighbor, information packages about the Association as well as the Magnolia Park/Bacon Park/Fairway Oaks Pool are available now. For more on this contact firstname.lastname@example.com
The Magnolia Park/Bacon Park/Fairway Oaks (MBF) Pool is located on the corner of Morgan Street & Bacon Park Drive. Applications for membership and other information for this family friendly pool and other questions in regards to pool events, swimming lesson etc. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer will be soon here again and the pool is open to our neighborhood residents and members. Please stop by and see our wonderful pool, then become a member of the pool and neighborhood association. MPNA encourages all Magnolia Park residents to participate in our Pool Association and become a pool member.
Read the editorial pieces from The Savannah Morning News and The Creative Coast News:
Schedule of events:
April - December Each month - Yard of The Month
To sign up for the monthly newsletter, please email firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject "MPNA newsletter Request"
For any events or meeting information please contact the MPNA Officers or Board Members.
Annual MPNA dues of $20.00 per household are payable by cash, check, debit/credit card or Paypal.
MPNA meeting dates: Meetings are on a quarterly base on January, April, July and October. Meetings are at 6.30PM at the Southside Baptist Church on Skidaway Rd.- if not noted otherwise. Occasionally, there are special called meetings based on need.
Pool Season: The pool opens on Memorial Day weekend and closes Labor Day weekend. The weekend prior to opening is a "free swim weekend" for non-members and Neighborhood Residents. For applications and information please contact email@example.com
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July 4th - Annual 4th of July Neighborhood Parade. Be part of this wonderful event, parade the streets and end with a picnic at the pool.
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Magnolia Park/ Blueberry Hill neighborhood aims for Historic Place designation
The Truman Linear Trail "Saga" and impact on Magnolia Park continues:
Magnolia Park 4th of July Parade 2015 coverage
Coverage of Magnolia Park's 4th of July Neighborhood Parade 2014 - A twenty year tradition
WTOC and The Savannah Morning News covered our fabulous 4th of July Parade and Picnic at the pool.
4th of July 2012 -Annual Magnolia Park Parade & Picnic at the Pool
Magnolia Park Neighborhood Association donates to the 200 Club
Coverage of Blue Light Week
Magnolia Park Playground opens
Magnolia Park to get first class Food and Art venue
News about the Truman Linear Trail
Skidaway Road Project concerns of Magnolia Park residents voiced
Savannah Morning News- Major Edna Jackson hands out " Good neighbor award" to Magnolia Park's Dan Murphy
Savannah Morning News- Magnolia Park " Birding Paradise"
Morning News - Magnolia Park turns out in numbers to cheers and assist for Rock n'Roll Marathon
Green Source Magazine names October 2011 "Best Green Home":
Magnolia Park ready to Rock n' Roll:
Magnolia Park Mid Century Modern Residence to win prestigious President's Preservation award from the Historic Savannah Foundation- the home is the first project South of Derenne receiving honors by the HSF.
The annual Magnolia Park Neighborhood Association Holiday Caroling event was held on December 06, 2010. The enchanting Holiday tradition was featured in the Savannah Morning News and online:
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The deadline to enter the annual Ken Lanning Junior Golf Tournament has been extended to Thursday.
The Lanning Junior Tournament is scheduled to be held next week, July 18-19, at Rolla's Oak Meadow Country Club.
The event is for boys and girls age 5-18. Kids age 5-11 will play two, 9-hole rounds while kids age 12-18 will play two, 18-hole rounds. Cost is $45 for kids age 5-11 and $50 for kids age 12-18.
The tournament is run by the Missouri Golf Association (MGA).
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Barbra Streisand Teams Up Again On Album With Lyricists Bergmans
Barbra Streisand's coming album aims to evoke her storied past.
The award-winning singer is once again joining forces with Alan and Marilyn Bergman, the Oscar-winning lyricists that co-wrote her 1973 hit, "The Way We Were," and the songs for her 1983 movie, "Yentl."
The famed artist's new album, "What Matters Most: Barbra Streisand Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman," will be released Aug. 23 by Sony Corp.'s Columbia Records.
All the songs on the new release were co-written by the Bergmans with various musical collaborators.
The album features Bergman songs Ms. Streisand hadn't previously recorded, such as "The Windmills of Your Mind."
The Bergmans, who married in 1958 and have worked together as songwriters for more than 50 years, say that the idea for a tribute album to their work came from Ms. Streisand, who had recorded many of their songs on previous releases.
Mr. Bergman says that Ms. Streisand's background as an actor and director helps her "place our songs in a dramatic context."
"She finds things in our songs we didn't know are there sometimes," Ms. Bergman says.
The composers say they often write songs with Ms. Streisand in mind. "I can hear her in my head when we're working on songs," Mr. Bergman says. "She has an iconic voice."
The deluxe edition of "What Matters Most" will feature 10 previously released recordings of Ms. Streisand singing songs featuring the Bergmans' lyrics, such as "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" and "Papa Can You Hear Me?"


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I have a requirment to use Android C2DM functionality.
However, the restriction is that there should be no data that goes outside organization network.
Does the server side implementation send data to Google servers?
Is there an option to implement C2DM service within a closed network, where the data is not sent to Google servers?
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The Modern On the Move, Out to Queens; Museum Hopes Art Lovers Find Its Temporary Home
By CELESTINE BOHLEN
Published: April 1, 2002
One day this summer, a tourist -- maybe from Berlin, maybe from Kansas or maybe even from the Village -- will walk up the Avenue of the Americas and turn right on West 53rd Street, heading for an afternoon at the Museum of Modern Art.
And that tourist -- along with probably thousands of other puzzled visitors -- will discover that the museum that for more than 70 years has been a magnet for modern-art lovers around the world has moved to Queens, leaving behind a giant construction site and a gaping hole on the map of popular destinations in Manhattan.
The move is only temporary; an enlarged museum, designed by the Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi, is to reopen at the site at 11 West 53rd Street in 2005, three years after the Modern shuts its doors on May 21. On June 29 the museum will open new exhibition space in a former staple factory in Long Island City, and for the next three years it will try to lure visitors across the East River with new shows and a small sampling of the Modern's best works.
Still, with less than two months left before the closing of the Midtown museum, the Modern's directors find themselves nervous about bowing off the Manhattan stage. Three years is a long time to be away, and Queens, while close, is not quite the same.
''You feel like you are on an adventure,'' said Mary Lea Bandy, chief curator of the museum's film department and deputy director for curatorial affairs, who for the past year has been working in temporary office space a few blocks from the new Modern in Queens.
In the last few weeks, the trucks have begun to roll between Manhattan and Queens, sometimes as many as five a day. The first department to move was the library, with its 180,000 volumes; next is architecture and design, then painting and sculpture and on down the list, 35 departments in all.
''It is like a military exercise, where even a one-day delay has ripple effects down the line,'' said Glenn D. Lowry, the museum's director. ''But at this point it is all tactical because the strategic decisions have already been made.''
Any move is taxing, but this one comes with a special set of problems. For one thing, it is really two moves, one to Queens, another back to Manhattan. And except for the period from the May 21 closing in Manhattan to the June 29 opening in Queens, the museum will remain open, even as the ambitious and intricate Midtown construction project, which stretches between 53rd and 54th Streets, is going at full throttle.
''I am used to building office buildings,'' said William J. Maloney, the project director, who came to the Modern five years ago. ''But this is like building a brain compared to building a leg.
''We aren't just building a building. We are tearing apart a museum, moving it out of Manhattan, then moving back again and keeping it open at the same time.''
The decision to move the Modern across the river was set in motion by a larger, more encompassing debate about the future of the Modern at the close of the 20th century or, as one director put it, about an updated definition of the word modern. The jumping-off point for that discussion, which began in the mid-1990's, was whether the museum, founded in 1929, should continue collecting contemporary art into the next century. The consensus, solicited from staff members, trustees and academics, was yes, it should, at least for the foreseeable future.
Yet the collection -- which has grown to 100,000 items from 40,000 in 1970 and includes sculpture, furniture, architectural drawings, paintings and an extensive film archives -- was sprawled over 12 storage sites in and out of the city. The museum's staff, numbering almost 600, had spilled out of the 53rd Street buildings into office space on 52nd Street and elsewhere. Even the gallery space, which totaled 80,000 square feet after the last expansion, completed in 1984, was considered inadequate for the kinds of art the museum was acquiring.
''Every museum can rationalize an expansion,'' said Mr. Lowry, who became director of the Modern in 1995, just as the debate began. ''But we not only needed additional space, but different space.'' The existing museum has galleries that are long and narrow, where art is displayed in sequence. Contemporary art, Mr. Lowry said, needs wider spaces to replicate the arguments and counterarguments that have characterized recent trends.
Once the decision was made to expand, the next question was where. One option, briefly entertained, was to divide the museum in two and move its contemporary collection to another site. But in the end, both the staff and the trustees chose to expand in one place, on 53rd Street.
''The integrity of keeping the collection whole, of seeing it as all part of a singular tradition, was more important than any additional space we might have gained by fracturing the collection among multiple venues,'' Mr. Lowry said. ''If we had divided MOMA into two, then the relationship between the past and the present would have been ruptured.''
The project took off in earnest in early 1996, when the 19-story Dorset Hotel, adjacent to the museum, came on the market. The Modern moved quickly to buy it for $50 million, and in 1997 Mr. Taniguchi was selected as the architect for the expanded and renovated museum. In August 2000 the Dorset was demolished, and by Sept. 11, 2001, the foundation for the new building was being readied.


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Is there some way of creating multiple shortcodes?
Basically I want to separate pages with job submission forms on, but each will behave different.
I currently have the woocommerce plugin installed, and I want to have 1 page with the option to buy packages, and the other to take you to the standard form. (I'll then restrict which user type can see what page using S2Member)


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Madonna has paid tribute to a former boyfriend following his sudden death.
The 'Hung Up' hitmaker briefly dated Mark Kamins - who passed away after suffering a ''massive coronary'' attack last Thursday aged 57 - when, as a DJ and producer, he helped her launch her career when she was an aspiring singer in New York.
Madonna told The Hollywood Reporter: ''I'm very sorry to hear about Mark's death.
''I haven't seen him for years but if it weren't for him, I might not have had a singing career. He was the first DJ to play my demos before I had a record deal.
''He believed in me before anyone else did. I owe him a lot. May he Rest in Peace.''
Mark, who dated Madonna briefly at the start of her career, passed her demo onto Seymour Stein, boss of Sire Records, who immediately saw her potential and signed her to the label.
The DJ also produced her first single 'Everybody' in 1982.
The exact details of his death are unknown but it is believed he had been struggling with heart problems for some time.


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A Tecumseh couple has died after being involved in a head-on collision early Friday.
The accident happened just after 9 a.m. one mile south of Beattie on highway 36.
Kansas Highway Patrol says a car driven by 71-year-old Barbara Scott was westbound on US 36 when it cross the center line and hit an on coming semi-truck.
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Just west of the Mississippi, the Landing was once St Louis' busy warehouse district in the days of steamboats. Today it is called Laclede's Landing, and those warehouses have been restored into bars, restaurants, and nightlife venues along its cobblestone streets.
The only disappointment that I experienced while in St. Louis was to walk the streets of Laclede's Landing and feel nothing but negative about the place. The cobblestone streets are a nice touch, but it seemed quite "seedy" to me. Perhaps if I had seen it at night when it is more of an entertainment district, I would have appreciated it more. My friend Jill was there years ago, and she also thought that it had "slipped".
The only photo that I took was down an alleyway where the Gateway Arch could be seen. It was a cloudy day so the results are not spectacular.
Unique Suggestions: Laclede's Landing Merchants Association has a phone number (314-241-5875) and a website (www.lacledeslanding.com). They advertise and list all the merchants there.
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Banana Joe's Sports Bar, Embassy Suites Hotel, Fat Tuesday, Jake's Steaks, Mississippi Nights, Old Spaghetti Factory, Planet Hollywood, St. Louis Fish Market, and the Wax Museum.
I hope that if you go to Laclede's Landing, it is at night with the hustle and bustle of the restaurants and bars creating a feeling of the "heyday" of the St. Louis Blues era.
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I have just bought an ultra mobile tablet PC from Fujitsu for my father. Of course I was exploring every aspect of it just before wrapping it as a gift :). I never really liked those tiny keyboards or using the touch as a form of user input. However, after several hours I was addicted, as I was just writing my way through emails, browsing the Internet and even some sample coding :).
The handwriting in vista is just one amazing feature that I never realized until recently. I have one awful handwriting that sometimes I fail to read :) and vista was just learning its way through it. The average number of mistakes were very minor and the detection is just awesome. I kept thinking where are the competitors in all that.
I started searching on the net for news about apple and their plans for a tablet or a mobile computer soon. Found some old news and even some recent ones, however by looking at the market today I see it is all about touch!
The touch technology after the iphone is more appealing to the consumer today than any other time. More companies are going for touch phones and seeking to be positioned against the iphone. However what about the touch for the personal computer? Well looking at vista and what it provides, I see the 2008 battle ground for Microsoft and Apple will be the tablet and mobile computing.
Microsoft have invested heavily in touch technology in their surface technology and in the tablet features in vista. Apple on the other hand surprised the market with the iphone, and further there are rumors floating around apple developing a tablet mac.
The next 2 years is definitely a new battleground for both companies and possibly we could see a new announcement from apple around their handwriting recognition technology.


text: Alternate Hidden Power IV's This is basically for my benefit since I got frustrated on trying to find an alternate IV combination for a specific hidden power... so I'm just going to post it here for easy reference in the future. Edit: I got several requests to sticky this... so here it is. It is impossible to get a max Speed Hidden Power Fire, Rock, Fighting, or Psychic, regardless of the strength of the Hidden Power (there isn't one for 70 power, 69 power, or 30 power). An * after a line indicates Netbattle's default. For most uses, you only need the first two lines, sometimes only the top line. The top line is the one that's generally more useful than the rest (For instance, with Fire, I'd rather lose 1 Attack than 1 Defense, because users of Hidden Power Fire are generally Special, and thus don't care about the attack drop), the second line is the max speed version of that Hidden Power if the first line didn't give max speed, if such a Hidden Power exists. Numbers are in the order of HP/Atk/Def/Spd/SAtk/SDef Fire: 31/30/31/30/30/31 31/31/30/30/30/31* 30/30/31/30/30/31 30/31/30/30/30/31 Water: 31/31/31/30/30/31* 31/30/30/31/30/31 30/31/31/30/30/31 30/30/30/31/30/31 Grass: 31/30/31/31/30/31 31/31/30/31/30/31* 30/31/31/31/30/31 Electric: 31/31/31/31/30/31* 31/30/30/30/31/31 30/31/30/30/31/31 Ice: 31/30/30/31/31/31 31/31/31/30/31/31* 30/30/30/31/31/31 Fighting: 31/31/30/30/30/30* 30/30/31/30/30/30 30/31/30/30/30/30 Poison: 31/31/30/31/30/30* 30/31/30/31/30/30 Ground: 31/31/31/31/30/30* 30/30/30/30/31/30 Flying: 31/31/31/30/30/30* 30/30/30/31/30/30 Psychic: 31/30/31/30/31/31 31/31/30/30/31/31* 30/31/31/30/31/31 Bug: 31/31/31/30/31/30* 31/30/30/31/31/30 30/31/31/30/31/30 30/30/30/31/31/30 Rock: 31/31/30/30/31/30* 30/30/31/30/31/30 Ghost: 31/31/30/31/31/30* 31/30/31/31/31/30 30/31/30/31/31/30 30/30/31/31/31/30 Dragon: 31/30/31/31/31/31 31/31/30/31/31/31* 30/31/31/31/31/31 Dark: 31/31/31/31/31/31* Steel: 31/31/31/31/31/30* 30/30/30/30/30/31 /edit: Added a few more Hidden Powers that use 30 HP IVs for purposes of Substitute. Changed the order of a few, included the lack of max speed on some Hidden Powers. I also removed a Hidden Power or two that is completely outdone by another (such as the 30 all HP Fighting).


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Found this in a blog:
This is one poor system of WordPress. There is no template system. Actually there is a template system but not the template system like MovableType. If you modify your template that means *forever*. There is no *save* feature like in MovableType where you can save your templates in your database before applying them (or publishing/rebuilding).
Well, this is FREE software so we are FREE to modify the code to suit our needs. *Don't faint* you will see this feature in WordPress the next few days.


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Bill Nye, confused science guy
Bill Nye, science guy, maybe. Math guy, not so much. Here is an excerpt from Nye's speech to graduates of Johns Hopkins:
When my father was graduated from Hopkins in 1939 and my mother from Goucher in 1942, the world was home to 2.3 billion people. That number has gotten somewhat larger recently.
My parents took me to the Worlds' Fair in New York City in 1965. I remember well, what to a little kid seemed like, a huge display depicting the estimated human population of the world. It was getting larger, counting up by one every seven seconds or so. I was very disappointed, because we had just missed the number changing from 2,999,999,999 to 3 billion humans on Earth. Well, you all lived through the transition from 5 to 6 billion. If you look at a similar population clock today, it says about 6.7 billion, and it skips through three or four births each second. By the time you reach your billionth second, when you're a little over six months into your 31st year, we will probably be over 12 billion and on our way to 15 billion humans on Earth.
Say what? When recent graduates are 31 — that is, in about ten years — we will have nearly doubled our population, from 6.7 billion to 12 billion?
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There's actually a serious issue buried in there as well: estimates of future population growth and of the 21st-century peak number hardly ever seem to take into account the near certainty that growth, and therefore the peak, will be more and more tightly constrained in the coming decades by various limits. Hint: it's really hard to tell exactly which limits, where, when, and how, but it's safe to predict that they will interact and feed back mutually. Not in a good way. And, an important class of limits is the inability of real humans to squeeze out some unavailable theoretical maximum out of the other well-known limited resources.
My bottom-line amateur guess: I'd bet against getting anywhere near 15B, or 12B. More like 9, or 8, then back down, more quickly than we'd prefer.
Perhaps Nye's broader point of diminishing resources isn't urgent.
Let the commodification of the earth continue . . .
Nye needs an honest agent to help with baseline issues, maybe RP is available.
Or Lindzen to clarify tangential differences between the Gulf Stream and MOC.
Okay I'll hold the irony and say it – The story's utility is lost on me. I think you can do better.
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Simple Definition of excel
: to be better than others
: to be or do better than (others)
Full Definition of excel
transitive verb
: to be superior to : surpass in accomplishment or achievement
intransitive verb
: to be distinguishable by superiority : surpass others <excel in sports> <excelled at lipreading>
Examples of excel in a sentence
She excels everyone else in sports.
<the special effects in this new sci-fi extravaganza excel any that we've seen previously>
Origin and Etymology of excel
Middle English excellen, from Latin excellere, from ex- + -cellere to rise, project; akin to Latin collis hill — more at hill
First Known Use: 15th century
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week. Sources include Renaissance Capital, Greenwich, CT (www.renaissancecapital.com) and SEC filings.
Week of July 22
Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc. - Cambridge, Mass., 5 million shares, priced $14 to $16, managed by J.P. Morgan, and Goldman Sachs. Proposed Nasdaq symbol AGIO. Business: Biotech developing metabolic treatments for cancer and rare genetic diseases.
Cellular Dynamics International Inc. - Madison, Wisc., 3.8 million shares, priced $12 to $14, managed by J.P. Morgan. Proposed Nasdaq symbol ICEL. Business: Develops and manufactures functioning human cells in large quantities.
Conatus Pharmaceuticals Inc. - San Diego, 5 million shares, priced $10 to $12, managed by Stifel and Piper Jaffray. Proposed Nasdaq symbol CNAT. Business: Biotech focused on the development of novel medicines to treat liver disease.
Grana y Montero S.A.A. - Lima, Peru, 16.3 million American depositary shares, each representing 5 common shares, priced $19.70 to $23.30, managed by Credit Suisse, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley. Proposed NYSE symbol GRAM. Business: Largest engineering and construction company in Peru.
Heat Biologics Inc. - Chapel Hill, N.C., 2.3 million shares, priced $10 to $12, managed by Aegis Capital. Proposed Nasdaq symbol HTBX. Business: Developing cellular therapeutic vaccines for cancer therapy.
Jones Energy Inc. - Austin, Tex., 14 million shares, priced $17 to $19, managed by J.P. Morgan, Barclays, and Wells Fargo. Proposed NYSE symbol JONE. Business: Oil and gas E
Liquid Holdings Group LLC - New York, 5 million shares, priced $9 to $11, managed by Sandler O'Neill. Proposed Nasdaq symbol LIQD. Business: Provides an integrated software platform for hedge funds and asset managers.
Marlin Midstream Partners LP - Houston, 6.25 million shares, priced $19 to $21, managed by Stifel, Baird, and Oppenheimer. Proposed Nasdaq symbol FISH. Business: Owns and operates midstream energy assets and provides gathering, transportation, treating and processing services for natural gas companies.
Onconova Therapeutics Inc. - Newtown, Pa., 4.6 million shares, priced $12 to $14, managed by Citigroup and Leerink Swann. Proposed Nasdaq symbol ONTX. Business: Biotech focused on developing novel small molecule drug candidates for cancer.
Phillips 66 Partners LP - Houston, 15 million shares, priced $19 to $21, managed by J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley. Proposed NYSE symbol PSXP. Business: Phillips 66-backed limited partnership that owns pipeline and logistics assets.
WCI Communities Inc. - Bonita Springs, Fla., 8.4 million shares, priced $21 to $23, managed by Citigroup, Credit Suisse, and J.P. Morgan. Proposed NYSE symbol WCIC. Business: Develops luxury residential communities and homes in coastal Florida.


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I thought the Background option for TwentyEleven was going to be useful, but it is missing one option that I need. I have looked in all the obvious places for the results of the Background styling (style, header, content) but cannot find it.
Where can I edit the background?
Specifically, Appearance->Background allows me to horizontally position the background, but I also need to vertically position it. Where can I do this? (Yes, I have a child theme.)


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This is a destroyer based on the Polish WW2 destroyers "ORP Blyskawica" and "ORP Grom". At first I wanted to make it minifig scale, but it would be way too big (maybe some day... ;) ), so I decided to build it in system scale.
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Actually it should have 2 twin bofors, 2 sets of torpedo tubes and 2 rear turrets. But I could'n fit it all, and I didn't want to make the ship longer, because it would get way too long compared to the width.
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The new photo appears to confirm that at least one character hasn't perished at the hands of Negan...yet.
Lauren Cohan, Michael Cudlitz, Josh McDermitt and more are scheduled to attend Fan Fest Orlando, which will donate all profits to One Orlando Fund.
"The Walking Dead's" executive producer Greg Nicotero shares how season six's cliffhanger will open up a whole new world in season seven.
Executive producer Greg Nicotero explores the making of Universal Studios' "The Walking Dead" attraction in a new behind-the-scenes featurette.
Greg Nicotero says Negan's full speech from the comics is coming, and compares the season's controversial finale to "Empire Strikes Back's" cliffhanger.
A perfect introduction to Negan and overall solid episode gets undercut by yet another trollish cliffhanger in a season that's been full of them.
In the penultimate episodes of season six, some strong story moments get overshadowed by what may be another trolling moment from the writers.
If one of the severed zombie heads in last night's episode looked familiar, that's because it was modeled after Johnny Depp.
EP and FX guru Greg Nicotero and Chandler Riggs discuss what went into creating the graphic scene, and what it means for the show's future.
A grisly sequence plays out in the midseason premiere, just as fans have been expecting. But that doesn't make it any less shocking or effective.
Learn how "Flash's" VFX team created this season's villains; John Stephens discusses Bruce Wayne's Bat-evolution and more.
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by Jodi Terranova
It the fast-paced world of health care, it is easy to forget the simple things – like notifying your state licensing board about address changes. It seems trivial, but there may be consequences for a physician who fails to update her physician profile.
State medical boards have the responsibility and obligation to protect consumers of health care by ensuring that all licensed physicians comply with the laws and regulations related to the practice of medicine. These boards have a process for the public to submit formal complaints, and, once a complaint is made, the board conducts an investigation that includes contacting the physician for a response. But what happens when the physician does not respond?
In my practice of representing physicians before state boards, I have seen instances where the board has requested a response from a physician, and then was unable to locate her for months or a year or more. This is often due to the physician making a move and failing to update her address or physician profile. While this may seem like an innocuous oversight, it can result in significant consequences. In fact, many states have statutes and regulations in place mandating that physicians update their addresses with the relevant medical board within 30 days of relocating. Many physicians, however, do not realize the importance of updating their addresses.
A frivolous complaint made by a disgruntled patient can be easily disposed of with a conscientious response. However, if the physician fails to update her address, the board might not be able to contact her, resulting in a failure by the physician to respond in the requisite amount of time. Such a failure often leaves the board no choice but to take action against the physician, even where the complaint is obviously specious. The failure of the physician to update her status in and of itself could have a significant adverse effect, including public reprimand, monetary fines, impact on reputation, and loss of the ability to attract new patients, acquire affiliations or even obtain insurance coverage.
Another and more critical example is when a physician has an old address on file at the time of license renewal. If a physician does not get a renewal application and fails to renew her license, continuing to practice medicine is in fact practicing medicine without a license. Such an oversight is significant and could be career-ending.
With the prevalence of email communication, licensing boards are often able to notify a physician of a complaint or other issue through alternative methods. While the requirement for maintaining a current physical address is customary, the failure to update a change in electronic addresses is also problematic if an important email is not delivered and/or ignored. Being at the mercy of a state medical board for leniency after failing to respond in a timely manner to an inquiry due to a failure to update any address can be difficult.
A word to any wise professional – make sure the address on file with your state licensing board is up to date.
I will be attending the 2015 DRI Medical and Health Care Liability Seminar, March 12–13, 2015, in San Francisco, where Michael V. Favia, Esq. will present "Defense of Health Care Providers in Administrative Actions." If you will be there, let me know.
This blog was originally posted to the Professional Liability Advocate blog. Click here to read the original entry.
Categories: Medical Liability | Professional Liability | Seminar
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December 16, 2014 07:52
by Marc Zimet
The U.S. Supreme Court has granted review of Integrity Staffing Solutions v. Busk to determine whether time spent by employees in a security check line constitutes work and is therefore compensable. The case was brought by employees of Integrity Staffing Solutions, a temporary employee provider, who provided employees to Amazon.
In Integrity, temporary workers were assigned to work for Amazon at two of its Nevada warehouses. According to the class action plaintiffs, they regularly spent approximately 20-25 minutes at the end of each day in security checks when leaving work, waiting to be searched, empty their pockets, and pass through metal detectors. They claimed they were not compensated for this time and were due overtime pay. The workers argue that Amazon required them to clear security checks each day, as necessary to reduce employee theft from the warehouses. The plaintiffs went on to note that the Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 785 provides, "[t]he workweek ordinarily includes all time during which an employee is necessarily required to be on the employer's premises, on duty, or at a prescribed workplace." A workday is further defined as, "[t]he period between the time on any particular day when such employee commences his/her principal activity and the time on that day at which he/she ceases such principal activity or activities. The workday may therefore be longer than the employees scheduled shift hours, tour of duty, or production line time."
On appeal, the Ninth Circuit noted that the FLSA, as amended by the Portal-to-Portal Act of 1947, "generally precludes compensation for activities that are 'preliminary' or 'postliminary' to the 'principal activity or activities' that the employee 'is employed to perform.'" However, it also noted that "preliminary and postliminary activities are still compensable" if they are "integral and indispensable" to an employee's principal activities. For example, in Steiner v. Mitchell, (1956)350 U.S. 247, 332, changing clothes and showering were "integral and indispensable" to the production of batteries. It has been held that to be "integral and indispensable," an activity must be (1) "necessary to the principal work performed" and (2) "done for the benefit of the employer." (Alvarez v. IBP, Inc. (2003) 339 Fed.3d 894, 902–03.)
In finding the employees entitled to compensation, the Ninth Circuit held that the security clearances were necessary to the "employee's primary work as warehouse employees and done for Integrity's benefit."
The Supreme Court, in issuing a decision on this issue, will clear up much confusion, as the Ninth Circuit's decision is in direct conflict with other circuit rulings. In Gorman v. Consolidated Edison Corp. (2007) 488 Fed.3d 586, the Second Circuit ruled that time spent in a security screening by employees was not compensable. Furthermore, the Eleventh Circuit issued a similar ruling in Bonilla v. Baker Concrete Construction (2007) 487 Fed.3d 1340.
The outcome of this case has the potential to reach thousands of workers who have worked for Amazon and have been subject to the security checks. Amazon employs approximately 38,000 temporary employees at its warehouses. It is estimated that if the Supreme Court affirms the Ninth Circuit ruling, damages will be in the millions.
Employers should be aware of the standards applied by the courts to determine whether their employees are entitled to compensation for activities required by the employer. Employers requiring their employees to spend time in security checks, change clothes, or otherwise take time to prepare for work should seek advice of counsel to determine whether such time is compensable. If you are an employer unsure about whether your employees must be compensed for time spent in security checks or preparing for work, please contact our attorneys at Jampol Zimet, LLP located at 800 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90017, or at (213) 689-8500, for a consultation to ensure your interests are protected before it is too late.
This blog was first posted to Jampol Zimet's Insurance Defense Blog. Click here to read the original entry.
Categories: Employment/Labor Law | Professional Liability
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September 2, 2014 02:49
by Steve Crislip
I had a very talented law partner who retired at age 64 to take an appointment by the Governor for a six-year term on the Public Service Commission. He works just as hard as always, but for less money in government service. When I discussed it with him, he said he wanted to do something different and to go out on top — and that he did.
The days of the magic retirement age of "X" and a gold watch are over. (See August 2013 Post.) For each it is a personal decision and for the poor planners, a necessary delayed requirement. As the very large group of post-World War II children age up, it becomes a legal issue worth revisiting. I officially "retired" at 65, but daily actively practice law and intend to do so. It is just a bit more fun doing it on your own terms, as opposed to that strong fiduciary duty to your other partners to provide full hours, manage a business, feed work to others, and be part of your professional and local communities. As I said before, no lawyer ever went to the Pearly Gates and said: "Damn, I wish I had billed some more hours."
We are talking valuable experienced legal resources here. Firms should have every interest in using their talents productively as long as their lawyers wish to do so. However, on the other side, you do not want to be the older person the younger partners always complain being gone or not engaged. They do not take kindly to the "I earned it" approach. It is more like "what have you been doing lately" approach. So, do like my friend did — go out on top is my thought. Work out your own deal with your firm and be happy. The Earl of Elkview, a local colorful lawyer, advocates "Festive Living" with livable rather than billable hours. There are many variables to be considered. See, Jim Cotterman (Cotterman on Compensation) May 14, 2014.
There is a legal point where the retirement and aging issue transcends what is right, or what you want to do with your legal career. Do not get to the point where your train of thought leaves the station without you.
Having served on a statewide Alzheimer's Board, I feel somewhat better attuned to the aging process issues which will statistically hit the Boomers in a big way. Absent a cure, aging issues will most definitely affect boomer lawyers and their law firms. So as your law partners' keeper, you must watch for all the many things induced by the stressful life of a lawyer, and now add cognitive degeneration to that watch list. Before 401K plans, lawyers never retired and others did pay attention to this, but not so much in the last thirty (30) years. Now I see an early ethics opinion on this very subject.
Kansas Bar Association Legal Ethics Opinion No. 14-01 "Duty to report attorney memory lapses" tells its lawyers to refer memory lapses, cognitive deteriorations, or other potentially disabling conditions to the Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program, or other suitable service. If this problem resulted in acts or omissions constituting actual violations, then another lawyer would have the duty to report it. I see this as an early recognition that this coming impairment is a larger issue to be regarded in the legal community due to its potential volume. Well, there you have it. Have we discussed this before?
As a good friend of mine always closes: "Remember, life is too short for boring briefs."
This blog was originally posted on Lawyering for Lawyers. Click here to read the original entry.
Categories: Professional Liability
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August 21, 2014 09:07
by Steve Puiszis
The Seventh Circuit has issued an opinion in City of Greenville, Illinois, v. Syngenta Crop Protection LLC, which limits the presumption of public access to non-privileged documents filed with a court to only those documents that influenced or underpinned a judicial decision.
In City of Greenville, environmental groups intervened to seek access to the defendant's internal emails and business deliberations that plaintiffs had filed in opposition to a motion to dismiss. A protective order entered by the district court did not apply to materials filed in connection with a dispositive motion. The Seventh Circuit refused to permit access to uncited documents that were not considered by the district court in ruling on the motion to dismiss explaining "the presumption of public access turns on what the judge did, not on what the parties filed." Because the documents did not affect the district court's decision, the Seventh Circuit held they need not be disclosed to the public.
Categories: Commercial Litigation | Governmental Liability | Law Suit | Professional Liability
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August 5, 2014 04:36
by Steve Crislip
Wow, I should have had professional liability coverage. I remain amazed at how many lawyers forego such coverage. I do not understand that rationale since they would never risk their assets with an uninsured car or house. Yet, they think this cost of doing business is too high or it somehow is not needed.
Even a totally bogus claim costs real money to defend. It takes time and work to get these dismissed, with no return of the costs. Lawyers always seem surprised at the legal costs for such work when they send out similar bills each day. Then if there is a meritorious claim or even a colorable claim, coverage is very much needed.
When I last looked only one state required legal malpractice coverage as a condition of licensing. Many states annually require you to disclose whether or not you have such coverage for consumer knowledge. I wonder how many clients ever really check that, or if they even care. If you err in their case, they will sue you regardless. Do not think they will not, just because you have no insurance. You certainly do not want to explain to family members that they now need to take the bus, since your cars were attached to pay a malpractice judgment. Just treat this like a business expense and get coverage, and get the right coverage.
You should shop for coverage with brokers and agents as well as Bar groups. Be totally forthcoming in any applications so there is no reason for any carrier to later deny coverage. Price varies with the amount of risk you are willing to take by way of the deductible. Sometimes that is just cost pricing with lower annual premiums for higher retention levels by you. Sometimes in order to get big policy limits for some specialty work, you are required to have a big deductible. Bigger firms are used to that, but smaller firms must always be mindful of the amount of risk they can absorb and how much they can promptly pay for a defense. Usually the deductibles are for both losses and for the defense of the claim.
At one time, professional liability policies were like your auto policy — occurrence based. Were you insured when you had the wreck or act of malpractice, or not? By the 1970's, that type of coverage disappeared and all are usually claims-made, eliminating the open-ended coverage concerns. So, now a lawyer needs to be covered when a claim is made and must therefore avoid any gaps in coverage.
Since claims can arise well after the act or occurrence, prior acts coverage was needed to cover such matters forward when changing carriers or policies. A tail (extended reporting endorsement) or an endorsement for prior acts must be considered carefully when charging firms. Someone either closing a firm or making a lateral move needs to consider this carefully. See, "A Primer on Prior Acts Coverage," Mark Bassingthwrighte, ALPS 411, May 27, 2014.
For example, working in a mid-size regional firm, it made no sense to take in a lateral lawyer and provide them with prior acts coverage under the firm's policy. There had been no quality control by the firm and there were totally unknown risks involved with the lateral's prior work. With a large deductible, it was just bad business to assume that liability. Accordingly, all laterals were told to look to their prior carriers or firms for coverage up to the day that they just started at our new firm. Going forward they were covered, even when they left, as long as our firm was viable and still covered. A tail may be needed by them from their prior work, but if they were likewise leaving a viable ongoing firm with good coverage, maybe nothing was needed.
Complicated to some degree, but it is just a part of doing business as a lawyer. You need certain things to practice and this certainly is one of them. Just like paying the rent on the office, paying for the coverage in a timely manner, and getting the right coverage is kind of important. Don't be the person who thinks they will not be sued by their clients.
Be advised that most are loss and claim deductibles for any expended fees and costs, as well as claims payouts. Also, it is customary for you to have to pay your full deductible before any carrier pays anything. So pick a deductible you can afford and then escrow the funds for it as soon as a claim surfaces. By the way, give notice of claims promptly, again to avoid coverage issues. See ALPS 411, Claims-Made Reporting Requirement, February 15, 2012.
This blog was originally posted on the Lawyering for Lawyers blog on August 5. Click here to read the original entry.
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by Ashley Parrish
A famous Englishman once said, "America and Britain are two nations separated by a common language." Was it George Bernard Shaw? Or was it Oscar Wilde? English literature enthusiasts have not settled the issue of the identity of the person to whom the quote is attributable. However, truer words have not been spoken, especially when it comes to dealing with insurance terminology.
Categories: Professional Liability | Seminar
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by Ashley Parrish
On September 6, 2013, a Federal Court in Texas held that the business judgment rule did not apply to a corporate decision to hire a law firm. You might be thinking, "I thought Texas was business friendly and conservative." Are directors and officers in Texas facing newfound liability risks in the state? Probably not. In re: 320 Auto.com, LLC, 213 WL 480642 (Bkrtcy. S.D. Tex., September 6, 2013), the court held that the business judgment rule does not apply when a Chapter 7 Trustee in bankruptcy seeks to employ his own law firm to represent the estate. Obviously, the business judgment rule was never intended to protect all corporate decisions and decision makers. Where a conflict of interest is present, i.e., a bankruptcy trustee hiring his own law firm, the business judgment rule has no applicability. To the contrary, self-dealing fiduciaries are held to the highest standard, with the burden falling on the fiduciary to demonstrate the fundamental fairness of any self-dealing transaction. Int'l Bankers Life Ins. Co. v. Holloway, 368 S.W.2d 567, 577 (Tex. 1963). Accordingly, the decision in In re: 320 Auto.com, LLC is consistent with the fundamental principal that the business judgment rule generally applies to decisions made by disinterested and reasonably informed directors and officers who honestly believe their decisions are in the best interest of the company. Courts outside of Texas, however, appear to be taking a more restrictive approach to the application of the business judgment rule.
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by Marc Zimet
The Zhang case is a dispute following a fire at the plaintiff's commercial property wherein the uninsured Zhang accuses the defendant-insurer of misconduct. The first two actions in the plaintiff's complaint consist of 88 paragraphs arguing common law allegations of misconduct by the insurance company. Then, in her third cause of action, the plaintiff incorporates these paragraphs and alleges that the defendant engaged in false advertising. That last allegation starts the case down its controversial path.
Categories: Defense Practice | Insurance Industry | Insurance Law | Professional Liability
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August 21, 2012 03:49
by Charity K. Flynn
As reported by InsideCounsel, the American Bar Association House of Delegates ("ABAHD") recently approved an amended model rule stating that it is ethical for lawyers to disclose client information when trying to move from one firm to another.
Specifically, the rule states that it is ethical for an attorney in negotiations for a different job, as well as attorneys in merging firms, to disclose the identities of clients and the amount of business they generate because the information can help point out any conflicts of interest that might exist. However, the model rule states that lawyers still should not reveal clients' financial information.
Although the model rule has been approved by the ABAHD, the rule is simply an advisory rule. In addition, the rule provides little guidance for attorneys faced with the question of how much client information can be ethically revealed in states whose bar associations do not have rules covering this topic. Thus, prior to revealing any information, lawyers should carefully consider and weigh this model rule against Model Rules of Professional Conduct 1.6 and 1.9.
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August 20, 2012 02:26
by Alex Craigie
It is simply too easy for lawyers to quickly lose credibility within the bar and before the judiciary. It seems we've already lost this battle with much of the public, but within the profession I like to think we begin our careers with an undeserved presumption that most of us (at least those without the last name "Madoff") are straight shooters. This presumption should be nurtured and guarded for the gift it truly is.
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This is fanart for 's and 's story. It's gory, but awesome! I don't like those smudge marks on the paper Oh well. The things between Zims fingers is Dibs blood. Plus, if you look closely, the tips of the gloves on Zims fingers are worn down. How could they not be? He's tearing things apart, climbing...you get the point. As I said in my journal, I'm at my grandparents house, so I scanned this on my grandpas scanner Hope you like it!
Oh, and here's the link to the first chapter of the AMAZING story! [link]
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Why choose the Bioinformatics Organization?
The Bioinformatics Organization is an international organization that promotes open-access in the field of bioinformatics by providing free and open resources for research, development and education so that such resources can be further developed. The Organization has a Web-based collaborative development environment (CDE) for bioinformatics projects that are developed in the spirit of freedom and openness (e.g., a program is distributed under an OSI-approved license).
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The motor M is at rest when someone flips a switch and it starts pulling in the rope. The acceleration of the rope is uniform and it takes 1 s to achieve a retraction rate of 4 ft/s. After 1 s the retraction rate becomes constant. Determine the tension in the cable during and after the initial 1 s interval. The cargo C weighs 130 lb, pulleys A and B each weigh 12 lb, and the weight of the ropes is negligible. Neglect friction in the pulleys and the rotational inertia of the pulleys.
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|4 Pound, halved lengthwise (2 Ducks, 1 1/2 To 2 Pound Each)
|1 Medium, sliced and separated into rings
|2 Tablespoon
|Frozen orange juice concentrate
|2 Tablespoon
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|Lemon juice
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|Ground ginger
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|Ground allspice
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Place duck halves on a rack in shallow roasting pan.
Roast in uncovered pan at 400° till tender, about 1 hour.
If necessary, cap with foil to prevent excess browning.
Meanwhile, prepare orange glaze.
Cook onion in butter till tender but not brown.
Stir in orange juice concentrate, honey, lemon juice, ginger, and allspice.
Heat just to boiling.
Baste duck with glaze during last 5 to 10 minutes of roasting.
Skim fat from pan juices.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4288 Calories from Fat 2705
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 301 g462.4%
Saturated Fat 107 g535%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1516 mg505.3%
Sodium 1030.8 mg42.9%
Total Carbohydrates 61 g20.5%
Dietary Fiber 4.2 g16.8%
Sugars 46.8 g
Protein 320 g639.1%
Vitamin A 47.3% Vitamin C 195.5%
Calcium 15.9% Iron 424.6%
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Red Mermaid in Wire by reynaldomolinawireWatch
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Wire sculpture of mermaid.
Truely stunning... I Am a beginner in wire wrapping and am curious as to what guage wire you use with most of your projects.
what a great art you do dear!
The tail reminds me of a double helix DNA structure
It's the hair, I love the hair. I like to create with wire as well, however it drives me nuts trying to do hair lol.
Very cool.
Wow, this is so cool.... I've made dancers before, but they're not as accurate and beautiful as your figures! How big are they?
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No, literally. It fell apart this morning and it turns out the frame (which is covered in some spongy red plastic.) is in fact made out of Chinese newspapers squashed and steamed into something rather like ply wood or cheap particle board.
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Clever recycling stratagem! Plus you can always use the remains for firewood.
As long as you dispose of the lead oxide ash.
Ain't nobody got time for that!
The compressed paper is probably structurally stronger than the plastic
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I just find it amusing that there really exist product made like that.
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Radcliffe Institute Announces 2013–2014 Fellows
Harvard Magazine article features Radcliffe Institute 2013-14 fellows and the Harvard faculty members chosen to be fellows.
Radcliffe Opens Doors of Discovery
Harvard Gazette announces 2013–2014 Radcliffe Institute fellows to engage in science of toys, comedy of tragedies, design of destruction, and more.
Making Poetry Sing
Radcliffe fellow Tsitsi Jaji is fascinated by what songs can teach literary specialists about how to read poetry. She calls art songs—vocal compositions typically arranged for one voice with piano accompaniment—"the perfect texts to explore the dynamic relationship between music and poetry in my new Radcliffe project."
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"Confronting Evil: Interdisciplinary Perspectives," sponsored by the Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard was about the rhetoric and psychology of evil, what it is like to witness it, and how society should respond to it. The conference featured panelist and Radcliffe Fellow Gazmend Kapllani, a novelist who grew up in the state-terror regime of Iron Curtain Albania.
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