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Well for the longest time I have resisted the temptation to leap into the blogging arena, but no more, the question is answered. My name is Steven Woodward and I am a Technical Evangelist in the Windows Server evangelism team here in Redmond. Within the team I am one of the evangelists who covers Identity and Access Management (the others being Vittorio Bertocci, Donovan Follette and Nigel Watling). For the last year I have been working on The Identity Metasystem and InfoCard now called Windows CardSpace™ (which keeps the marketing folks happy but I'm just going to call it CardSpace), during which time I have presented to and met with many in the industry to discuss our vision for how to improve user authentication and identification. During that time I have also had the honor to work with Kim Cameron, the man behind the vision, whose desire for openness and inclusion with respect to the Identity Metasystem has driven much of the industry momentum we see now.
I've learned a lot over the last year about how people plan to use this technology, other projects that are being worked on in parallel both within Microsoft and in the rest of the industry, and I'm going to use this as the place to share my thoughts and get feedback from you on where we are heading.
For those not familiar with The Identity Metasystem or CardSpace here are two simple explanations of what they are and how they relate.
The Identity Metasystem is a mechanism for using a subset of the WS-* protocols to publish the security policy of a web site or service, exchange this information with a user and retrieve security credentials that match those policies from an identity provider.
CardSpace is the Windows client component of the Identity Metasystem which presents those security credentials to the user in a friendly, easy to understand user interface, aka an Identity Selector.
Since all of the WS-* protocols are released publicly there are many other initiatives, other than Microsoft's, working on to develop interoperable solutions, there are also other initiatives to develop Identity Selector's for other platforms, look for more on these in the coming weeks.
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Philadelphia Inquirer Auction Planned as Sale Fails
A deal to sell the Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper fell apart, prompting the bankrupt owner of the paper to organize a new auction at which Raymond Perelman, father of billionaire Ronald Perelman, may bid.
"We will have another auction," U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stephen Raslavich in Philadelphia said today. "The auction will be all cash, as is, where is, and it contemplates a rapid closing."
Lenders today backed out of a contract to buy Philadelphia Newspapers LLC, operator of the Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News. The sale failed after the Teamsters Union voted down a proposal to replace their pension with a new retirement plan, John P. Laigaie, head of union Local 628 said in an interview.
The lenders and the company will return to court Sept. 16 seeking approval of auction rules designed to prevent a new buyer from pulling out. Among the proposals will be a requirement that the winner post a deposit worth 15 percent of the winning bid, and the elimination of any conditions to closing, said Lawrence G. McMichael, a lawyer for the company.
Raslavich said that assuming he approves the auction rules this week, public bidding will take place on Sept. 23.
The newspaper company filed for bankruptcy in February 2009, blaming the recession and a fall in advertising. Perelman was among local investors who lost an auction this spring to the company's main lenders, including hedge fund operator Angelo Gordon & Co. and a unit of Credit Suisse Group AG.
Perelman Interested
J. Gregory Milmoe, a lawyer for Perelman, said in an interview that his client is still interested in buying the company.
"He certainly wants to be involved in helping Philadelphia," Milmoe said.
Perelman declined to comment after the hearing.
Lender attorney Fred Hodara said his clients plan to continue pursuing the newspapers. He said it is too early to tell whether any new bids will be higher or lower than the previously agreed-on $139 million purchase price.
The newspapers can continue to operate because they have enough cash and are approaching the busiest time for advertising sales in the industry, McMichael said.
"There is no reason for panic by anyone," the attorney said. "There are no worries about shutting down."
Under the company's plan to exit bankruptcy, a group of the newspapers' lenders, had until noon today to complete the purchase.
Union Pension Plan
The sale collapsed after members of the Teamsters Union refused to agree to change their pension plan, Laigaie said. Under the contract to buy the newspapers, the lenders had the option to back out if they failed to win support from all of the unions.
The new plan would allow a buyer to close even if they had no new union deal.
Laigaie said the lenders tried to bring in media executives, like former Newsweek publisher Greg Osberg, who did not understand Philadelphia and angered union members.
"Their attitude was like 'You have until high noon,'" Laigaie said. "They didn't get it. This is Philadelphia. This is a labor town."
The case is In re Philadelphia Newspapers LLC, 09-11204, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia).


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Evolution of the global LNG carrier fleet
These graphs show the evolution of the global LNG carrier fleet : annual vessels commissioned, total number of LNG carriers in service and average capacity.
The implementation of new LNG carriers clearly goes up again with 47 new vessels these last 2 years. At the same time, the average capacity of the LNG carriers increased to reach 161 000 m3 in 2014. Appetite for larger vessels is confirmed in the orders registered in 2014: 80 % of the ordered LNG carriers will have a capacity superior to 170 000 m3.Source IGU - WORLD LNG REPORT (2015)


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The future of agriculture relies upon the ability of young people to maintain and grow their farms and ranches. While the recent downturn in the agricultural economy could lead one to be pessimistic about the future, after a recent National Affairs v... Read More
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Given a class like this:
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Is it possible to put that class in a vector? When I try, my compiler tells me it can't use the default assignment operator. I try to write my own, but googling around tells me that it's impossible to write an assignment operator for a class with const data members. One post I found said that "if you made [the data member] const that means you don't want assignment to happen in the first place." This makes sense. I've written a class with const data members, and I never intended on using assignment on it, but apparently I need assignment to put it in a vector. Is there a way around this that still preserves const-correctness?


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I'm not a developer but I'm very savvy. I'm not seeing any instructions that help someone like me use this plugin. Are there step by step instructions somewhere?
I'm not a developer but I'm very savvy. I'm not seeing any instructions that help someone like me use this plugin. Are there step by step instructions somewhere?
This plugin primarily modifies the Template Hierarchy, which is the system wordpress uses to determine which template to use whenever a page is being rendered.
To use it, it just needs to be on and you simply need to have a template in your theme named 'child-of-category.php' or any other variation as it is explained in the plugin's readme file.
Its identical to how WordPress already works, so if you have questions about what the Template Hierarchy I recommend you take a look a the Codex page for it - it gives a fuller explanation than I.
This plugin also adds a few conditional functions that help determine if a category is a child or parent of another. These a simply php functions and can be used like any other PHP function as long as the plugin is turned on.
Unfortunately there really is not much that I could put in a step-by-step tutorial because it all depends on which part of the modified hierarchy you want to use - thats why generally speaking its intended as a development tool for theme developers.
Hope this helps.
If your looking for something that will give a user interface that allows admins to pick a proper WordPress 'Page' to represent a category, thats not what this plugin does - this plugin functions on the template level only.
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I have a webserver I think rebooted at some point .. mostly because apache wasn't serving sites and it usually does that when someone starts it and doesn't enter the SSL cert's password ... and a reboot/start fixed the problem. Looking around in
/var/log/messages, the very first log entries today are:
Jun 30 05:17:40 localhost kernel: imklog 4.2.0, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
Jun 30 05:17:40 localhost rsyslogd: [origin software="rsyslogd" swVersion="4.2.0" x-pid="393" x-info="http://www.rsyslog.com"] (re)start
Jun 30 05:17:40 localhost rsyslogd: rsyslogd's groupid changed to 103
Jun 30 05:17:40 localhost rsyslogd: rsyslogd's userid changed to 101
I'm assuming that means it was a reboot, but I know so little about real server administration, I wanted to verify this. I can post the rest of
messages if it would be helpful. The entry prior to these, was the following once per day:
Jun 29 06:34:11 localhost rsyslogd: [origin software="rsyslogd" swVersion="4.2.0" x-pid="350" x-info="http://www.rsyslog.com"] rsyslogd was HUPed, type 'lightweight'.
So do these indicate a server reboot as I am guessing? Is there any way to determine what caused the reboot? Or if a person did it?


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Presidential Words
In a Speechifying Season, a Look At How the Writer's Job Has Changed
White House Ghosts
By Robert Schlesinger
Simon & Schuster, 581 pages, $30
The eight hours Richard Goodwin spent writing the speech one March day in 1965 were "the finest moments of my life in politics," and the address itself, delivered in the chamber of the House of Representatives that very night -- leading to the passage of the Voting Rights Act -- was perhaps the high point of Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency. "It is not just Negroes, but it is all of us, who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. And we . . . shall . . . overcome," Johnson said, making the black protest anthem his own rallying cry.
After the moving speech, reporters were told that Johnson himself had composed it and was responsible, in particular, for the inclusion of its most memorable phrase. But the speech and the phrase were, in reality, Mr. Goodwin's work. After a year of close collaboration with the president, he had drawn on his own knowledge of the man -- "not merely his views, but his manner of expression, patterns of reasoning, the natural cadences of his speech," Mr. Goodwin recalled in his 1988 memoir. The speechwriter had sought "to heighten and polish -- illuminate, as it were -- his inward beliefs and natural idiom, to attain . . . an authenticity of expression." Though Mr. Goodwin's hands were on the typewriter, "the document was pure Johnson."
The longstanding tradition back then was that the presidential speechwriter should remain largely out of public sight, his existence almost a secret shame, intimating, as a speechwriter for President Carter once put it, that the nation's chief executive was "too lazy or too stupid to decide for himself what he is going to say." President-elect John F. Kennedy, with his Inaugural Address in nearly final form, even pretended to be writing a first draft of it in longhand so as to give a leading reporter the impression that he, Kennedy, and not Theodore Sorensen or anyone else, was the author. But in recent decades, Washington journalist Robert Schlesinger observes in "White House Ghosts," the phantoms -- "for better or worse" -- have become far more visible.
Mr. Schlesinger, who interviewed more than 90 speechwriters and other White House aides, has written an evenhanded account of the speechwriting for presidents, from Franklin Delano Roosevelt to George Walker Bush, with a chapter devoted to each presidency. His episodic history is fluent, well researched and richly detailed.
Raymond Moley, one of FDR's speechwriters during his first term, saw himself as more than a wordsmith, and rightly so. "My job from the beginning . . . was to sift proposals for him, discuss facts and ideas with him, and help him crystallize his own policy," Moley wrote in 1939. Implicit in this conception of the speechwriter's job, notes Mr. Schlesinger, was the idea "that policies and words are inextricably linked -- the former cannot be conjured in the absence of the latter." Moley, Sam Rosenman and other Roosevelt speechwriters were advisers as well as wordsmiths. But the job "has evolved," Mr. Schlesinger notes, "as television eclipsed radio as the nation's medium, as the White House staff grew from a handful to a sprawling group of specialized cadres, and, of course, as each president has dealt with it in his own way."
'White House Ghosts'
Read an excerpt from Robert Schlesinger's new book.
In Carol Gelderman's earlier study of presidential speechwriting -- the incisive and concise (221 pages) "All the Presidents' Words" (1997) -- she identified the Nixon administration as the one where the decisive break occurred. President Nixon "established the first formally structured White House speechwriting office, called the Writing and Research Department," its ranks fluctuating from 12 to 50, part of what Nixon called the "PR group." But, said Ms. Gelderman, an English professor at the University of New Orleans, "the writers rarely assumed a consultative role in policy matters. Unlike their predecessors from Rosenman to [LBJ's Harry] McPherson, Nixon's writers had no regular access to the Oval Office." Indeed, the reclusive Nixon wrote some speeches virtually on his own. Mr. Schlesinger's account bears Ms. Gelderman out.
Speechwriters had little involvement in the making of policy and only limited access to the president in most of the administrations that followed Nixon's, even that of the "Great Communicator." "For eight years," writes Mr. Schlesinger, "Ronald Reagan's speechwriters had had diminishing access to a president who was remote from even his closest aides. [But he] had presented a clear ideology and style so they had gotten his voice even though they might go months without seeing him." Between the ideological conservatives writing Reagan's speeches and the more pragmatic senior staffers in his inner circle, there was continuing tension -- tension that was constructive during the first term, in Mr. Schlesinger's view, but, with some different people involved, destructive during the second.
Reagan appreciated the importance of speeches to a successful presidency, but George Herbert Walker Bush, Jimmy Carter, and Gerald Ford were less concerned with the words they proclaimed, Mr. Schlesinger reports. Mr. Bush disdained "high-flying" rhetoric and never even practiced delivering his speeches beforehand. Mr. Carter "didn't much like the idea of using [speechwriters], ever," one of his wordsmiths recalled. President Ford "rarely faced up to the fact that making a major address is one of the most important things a President does," said his chief speechwriter, Robert Hartmann. Journalist John Hersey, shadowing Ford for a week in 1975 much as he had shadowed Harry Truman in 1950, found himself "profoundly disturbed by what seemed to me the aimlessness of the speechwriting session" that Ford had with his writers in advance of an address at the University of Notre Dame. Hersey contrasted it with a speechwriting session of Truman's, "at which most of his principal advisers, including Dean Acheson, were present, and during which policy was really and carefully shaped through its articulation."
Presidential speeches are important not only as a means of educating and persuading the public but also, according to Mr. Schlesinger's father, the late historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., "as a means of forcing decisions, crystallizing policies, and imposing discipline" within the executive branch.
During the presidency of Bill Clinton, there was something of a return to the older tradition of involving speechwriters in the making of policy, the author says. "There was more crossover between the speechwriters and policy aides than in any presidency since [LBJ's]. . . . Clinton preferred to work on speeches with aides who could answer substantive questions about policy." But Clinton also often preferred to ad lib his remarks rather than stick to his prepared speech, and he spoke so often that, in effect, he devalued his own words. In a typical year, by one count, he spoke in public 550 times, compared with Reagan's 320 times and Truman's 88.
Unlike his father and despite his own oft-derided propensity for verbal gaffes, George W. Bush has recognized the importance of speeches, notes Mr. Schlesinger. "He put a great deal of time and energy into speech preparation and faith in his speechwriters." As some of Bush's speeches illustrate, particularly in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, a president's words do matter.
By departing from the older tradition, recent presidents seem to have inadvertently denied themselves the power of speechwriting to clarify their own thinking and aid in the making of policy. Arthur Schlesinger, to whom his son has dedicated "White House Ghosts," said he fully agreed with Carol Gelderman on "the necessity of 'uniting important policymaking and speechwriting functions in one trusted adviser.' " Robert Schlesinger refrains from endorsing that prescription, but his extensive study seems to provide further support for it.
Mr. Landers is a writer in Arlington, Va., and the author of "An Honest Writer: The Life and Times of James T. Farrell" (Encounter).


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Cast: Christi Lake, Tracy Love, John Decker, Mitch Gant, Crystal Gold, Damien Michaels, Rowdy Hallard, Jay Ashley, Brian Surewood, Asia Carrera
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Though not as highly publicized as Lake's Director's Wet Dreams, this wall-to-waller follows roughly the same multi-directional formal, albeit with less story and a bit more sex. Lake is in every scene, making for a bit of overdose of her, but supporting players like Asia Carrera and Crystal Gold make up for it. Both their scenes (Carrera in a three-way with John Decker; Gold likewise with Brian Surewood) are quite hot, with Carrera licking Lake outdoors near a cave until Decker arrives, taking Lake in the ass doggie-style and laying Carrera on a blanket. As a finale, Surewood also nails Lake's ass with Gold lending a very helping hand. Other high points include Lake wielding a strap-on for Tracy Love, and later, lap-dancing Mitch Gant. There's something for everyone here.


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Chicago Screening of A Day's Work - Documentary Highlights Dangerous Working Conditions for TempsPublished on Thu, 09/03/2015 - 18:14
The Chicago Workers Collaborative along with Men and Women in Prison Ministries will host a screening of "A Day's Work" on Thursday, October 15 at 6pm at Men and Women in Prison Ministries,10 W. 35th Street, Chicago.
90 minutes before he was killed on his first day of work as a temporary employee, 21-year-old Day Davis texted a picture of himself to his girlfriend, excited for their future. Now Day's sister, 17-year-old Antonia, searches for answers.Read More
Why SB47? Meet Ronald BryantPublished on Tue, 06/30/2015 - 17:49
My Name is Ronald Bryant, I am an African American male who has worked in temp labor since 2011. Past Mistakes lead me to te
mp labor with hopes of establishing a legal source of income and provide for my family. What I learned was quite the opposite. Temp labor is low-paying work, in often harsh conditions, where workers' rights are not respected at all. Still, it has often been the only work I can find.
Though it is humiliating and sometimes dangerous work, I have no other option. Day in and day out I show up on time and pray that I get sent out that day.Read More
SB47 BackgroundPublished on Tue, 04/28/2015 - 17:16
Background on SB47, Fairness in hiring:
The black unemployment rate tends to be about double that of whites, regardless of the economic climate. In 2011, the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) study concluded that labor market discrimination is at the root of black male underemployment. The study analyzes employment data and determines that occupational preferences and a dearth of "soft skills" are not the causes of employment disparities between blacks and whites. By systematically excluding those other causes, EPI concludes that discrimination must exist in today's job market.
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Chicago Workers Collaborative Joins the Fight For $15 MarchPublished on Fri, 04/17/2015 - 18:33
Chicago Workers Collaborative joined workers from around Illinois Wednesday, April 15, 2015, for a national day of actions in calling for a raise in the minimum wage to $15 and hour. Thousands of workers turned out in Chicago for this historic event . CWC organizer Daniel Corral was interviewed by the local Telemundo station (he appears at 2:14, though they misidentified him as Dominic Bowie).
Click the link below to view the Telemundo report (Spanish).
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BlackBerry 10 operating system brings a host of features to this smartphone. It comes with amazing pre-loaded applications like Picture Password, Home Screen Speed Dials and a lot more. You can make remote search for older mails on this device easily. This advanced processor enables you to arrange important apps in the Hub. You can download your favourite apps easily on this handset and access numerous utility applications to make life simpler.
1.5 GHz Dual Core CPU & 2 GB RAM
BlackBerry Z10 smartphone is incorporated with 1.5 GHz dual-core CPU & Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor. It enables you open many applications simultaneously without facing any time lag issues. 2 GB RAM boosts the processing speed of this device providing smooth operation.
Connectivity Options
Blackberry Z10 smartphone is compatible with 3G as well as 4G LTE network. It allows you to access internet at a lightning fast speed. You can also connect this smartphone to the available Wi-Fi network in your area for fast data transfer. This device is easily compatible with Bluetooth network. Through this Blackberry smartphone, you can share information using NFC (Near Field Communication) as well.
16 GB Internal Memory Expandable up to 32 GB
Keep multi-media files handy in your BlackBerry Z10 smartphone as it comes with 16 GB internal memory. It allows you to store images, videos, documents and more easily for instant access anytime & anywhere. The memory of Z10 can be expanded up to 32 GB by inserting a micro SD card into it.
1800 mAh Battery
Blackberry Z10 smartphone comes with a powerful 1800 mAh battery. It delivers 10 hours of 3G talk time and provides 13 days of standby time. You can watch movies, play music, read eBooks and talk to your friends for long hours without worrying about battery running out.
1 Year BlackBerry India Warranty
Buy Blackberry Z10 smartphone from Snapdeal.com and get 1 year warranty on the product. You can avail free services against any manufacturing defect that occurs in the device for a year from the date of purchase. In case any problem surfaces, visit any BlackBerry authorized service centre to get the issue resolved.
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This is amazing phone and feature are incredible. I really like this phone, i have used this phone for 1 hour and i found this is really a good one.
Go for this only if you have time to charge your phone every 5 hours.battery backup is pathetic
Go for this only if you have time to charge your phone every 5 hours.battery backup is pathetic
wud be stupidity to buy this mob
This is amazing phone and feature are incredible. I really like this phone, i have used this phone for 1 hour and i found this is really a good one.
Z10 is awesome. Its a product for the Profesionals who are not interested in unnecessary app's downloading. It runs really faster. After long time i am totally satisfied with the Phone. It feels like its Made for me
No Instagram on BlackBerry. One weird thing noticed till now.
Product is average. Pros Good design and quality. Fits well in hand and is not heavy. BB10 is a smooth OS Camera is good. Cons Poor battery life. On average use like few calls, some surfing on 3G it hardly last for a day. Poor maps. It just doesn't work in india. Lack of basic apps like whatsapp, skype etc and that is little annoying, and that sideloading of playstore apps is not easy. Need wifi for update.
I have purchased this phone last month this phone is too good. It shows the symbol of living status.
People said this is first smartphone of blackberry but I can say this is a smart business phone.best touch experience no lags no hanging like android. People said poor battery backup but I can say if u are using this device as a android device or if u have HABBIt ungli all time in mobile then its very battry backup but if u r using this as smart business phone then it has at list 1fullday backup afterfull charge. After using 15 days I can say this is the best touch experience and without laging and hanging..... If u want to buy a smart phone after using boring android devices then go for it..... I should give five star but I m not satisfied woth blackberry world service but thats ok.....
the best fone i had in many years, to love to own this one.
BES server : not ideal phone to use business phone, it does not BES server unless your company decides to upgrade the server to support OS 10 which is very rare. if company decides to upgrade server then it will loose support to existing OS 7 users. Heating : It heats up instantly while using. less than 2-3 minutes you will feel back of phone is heating up and wont be comfortable hold longer for heavy users.
Perfect phone look is also a very good that I except it was much better good
Good product I like it
just go for it i m just so happy with it
Very elegant, posh, eye catching, premium; People who dosnt know about Z10 (there are many) holds the phone and asks "Where you got this? Which Phone? For how much?". Its best design of the year 2013, and its obvious, no phone in market is so perfectly designed as Z10. It feels so perfect in hand, the soft touch on the back and 4.2 inch screen feels like just perfect. I personally would buy the same design even after 5-6 years, provided that they upgrade it's battery in upcoming version.
best sensor this mobile
It is compatible with 3G as well as 4G LTE network.
18 Months brand warranty is applicable on the product
18 months brand warranty
Answering second question: Android apps will not work as it comes with BlackBerry 10 OS.


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Judge Roy Hrab is a judge in a land before time.
Editor's Note
Our review of Comedian, published June 4th, 2003, is also available.
The Charge
There are no second acts, in American lives. There are, however, a few hecklers.
The Case
Comedian is a story of two men: one is a superstar (Jerry Seinfeld) that has is all, the other (Orny Adams) a young man craving the heights of fame. It's an interesting look at the creative process of comedians.
Originally released in 2002, Comedian marked Seinfeld's first cinematic foray following the conclusion of Seinfeld, the hit television series that made him rich beyond the dreams of avarice. However, he didn't feel like resting on his piles of cash. Instead, Jerry comes up with a new act, based entirely on original material. Comedian documents Seinfeld building a feature length act from scratch. We see him work on new jokes, talk with fellow comics, and take his act into small comedy clubs. Sometimes the jokes work, sometimes they don't. Sometimes the audience and Jerry are in simpatico. When they're not, Jerry crashes and burns.
Young Orny Adams goes through a similar process, although he is starting from an extremely different career point. Adams is looking to make it big, like getting booked at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal, or on The Late Show with David Letterman. These are bookings Seinfeld can get with a simple phone call. Orny sweats it out, believing he is the next big thing deserving of superstardom now. At times, this attitude makes Adams appear arrogant. However, he also displays extreme insecurity, comparing his lack of accomplishments with the careers and families of his friends.
Sadly, this Echo Bridge release is a stinker. The 2003 Miramax release of Comedian had a host of extras, English subtitles, a Dolby 5.1 Surround audio track, and an anamorphic widescreen transfer. All of that is absent on this reissue. This release is completely barebones with only a Dolby 2.0 audio track and a full frame transfer. That's it.
If you enjoyed Funny People, you'll like Comedian, but seek out the original DVD release. This edition has nothing to recommend it.
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Lift Slow to Get Fit Fast?
Can you get results in 20 minutes a week? Here's what the experts say.
By Barbara Russi Sarnataro
Reviewed By Charlotte Grayson, MD
How about this for an exercise resolution: "I promise to lift weights once a week for 20 minutes."
Sound like a pledge you could keep?
According to Adam Zickerman, author of Power of 10: The Once-a-Week Slow Motion Fitness Revolution, 20 minutes of very slow weight training weekly is all the exercise you need to burn calories, build bone density, and stay fit.
Twenty minutes a week is a much less intimidating commitment than the standard recommendation of at least three days of cardiovascular exercise and two days of strength training. But does it work?
Many in the fitness industry are skeptical, saying that the short weight workouts are so intense that people have a hard time sticking with them, and are likely to cause soreness. They also take exception with the idea that exercising once a week is enough and that aerobic exercise isn't necessary to stay fit.
But some who have used the Power of 10 workout are convinced it works for them.
Last November, 50-year-old Gail Markels of New York was diagnosed with osteopenia (thinning of the bones). She was working out with weights, but she didn't think she was challenging herself enough to get good results. In September, she started doing the Power of 10 fitness program with a trainer.


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On April 26, Braintree held its hazardous waste collection. Volunteers directed traffic and lifted heavy electronics. Funds collected after expenses benefit the Friends of Thayer Public Library, a direct support group for the library.
Despite cold hands, wet feet and chills, all involved did a remarkable job. Thank you to so many volunteers, including Boy Scout Troop 22, Friends volunteers and the Braintree Recycling Committee, particularly Jeff Kunz and Friends past president John Cobble. Special thanks to the kind gentleman who delivered coffee and doughnuts for a very grateful group.
It was unfortunate that we closed on a sour note.
A fellow arrived and was outraged to find collection containers were locked, and most volunteers had departed. Angered, he sat in his car calling whoever he thought could intervene and then demanded names of whom he could hold accountable for his inconvenience.
It was disheartening that he had a young boy in the car hearing the entire disagreeable rant. That young man saw and heard someone he undoubtedly looks up to verbally berating a few cold, wet and tired ladies.
Hopefully venting his anger was worth the impression he made.
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BRYAN -- The Brazos Valley Bombers defeated the East Texas Pumpjacks 3-2 to improve to 4-3 on the summer. The win spoiled Clint Helms return to the Bryan-College Station area. Playing for the Bombers last summer, Helms pitched the only no-hitter in TCL history.
The game was close throughout as the Bombers' trio of pitchers, Sam Strickland, Jonathon Conrad, and Garrett Duff battled Helms to a 2-2 tie through seven innings. The Bombers got things going in the bottom of the eighth inning, however as T.J. Mittelstaedt led things off with a walk. Nick Anders followed with a single and two batters later, Cliff Vaughn strode to the plate with runners on the corners and a chance to tie the game. With the crowd holding its collective breath, Pumjacks pitcher Kory Cleveland delivered a first-pitch fastball that Vaughn drove into right field to score Mittelstaedt and put the Bombers up 3-2.
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The Noro Mock Cable Tunic is knit with Noro Taiyo yarn - a vibrant cotton/silk/wool yarn with a gorgeous sheen and a wonderful softness. Working equally well with jeans, leggings or a skirt, this tunic is versatile. It's knit in pieces and has a steeked v-neck (to keep the stripes matching).
Skill Level: Intermediate
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Bust 33½ (37½, 41½, 45½)"
Length 30 (30½, 31, 31½)"
Yarn: 4 (5, 5, 6) skeins of Noro Taiyo in #14
One pair each sizes US 8 and US 9 needles, OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE;
One each size US 8 circular needles, 16" and 24" long;
One size G/6 (4 mm) crochet hook
Gauge: 16 sts and 24 rows = 4"over St st using smaller needles; 16 sts and 24 rows = 4" over mock cable pat using larger needles
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The trio, completed by vocalist Laura Bettinson, have also announced a Record Store Day release, comprising of a limited edition 10". The vinyl will feature exclusive remixes from Matthew Herbert and Zero 7.
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That soon may change, thanks to the graying of America.
As the first baby boomers close in on retirement, the $9.6 billion-a-year fitness industry is slowly but surely starting to plan for a seniors' fitness boom.
"Many more people from older generations are working out," said Jack LaLanne, the original TV exercise guru, who still has 15-inch biceps and can do fingertip pushups at age 85.
Still largely an afterthought for most clubs, older Americans are living longer than ever and have more money than the 18- to 35-year-olds targeted most often by gyms.
The number of people 55 and older who exercise frequently soared 75 percent from 1987 to 1996, to 14.2 million, according to a report by American Sports Data Research.
"There's more awareness of the senior market," said Terence Moffatt, editor in chief of Club Industry, a fitness industry trade magazine. "The challenge is how to integrate a softer, toned-down setting for seniors into an existing club with a traditional environment."
The problem: The iron-pumping, body-beautiful scene can intimidate seniors whose goals might be as simple as to become fit enough to lift a grandchild or climb a staircase without getting out of breath.
In Amarillo, it would appear the senior fitness boom already has started to be felt in local health clubs and fitness centers.
Cindy Gibson, fitness specialist at the downtown YMCA, said she has seen a "great increase" in people over 50 using the facilities.
"Doctors are referring their older patients to gyms and fitness centers as a way of fighting osteoporosis and other conditions. Menopause also increases the need for exercise in women to strengthen the heart and regulate the body's functions. And we are seeing a lot more people in our over-50 weight training program and our water aerobics," Gibson said.
At Gold's Gym in Amarillo, some 30 percent of the membership - a growing number - is over 50, according to Blue Baggett, fitness director.
"We have lots of seniors in our regular classes as well as in our senior aerobics and water aerobics classes. And personal training for seniors has also picked up, largely because many seniors can afford a trainer and they need personalized help in getting started," Baggett said.
"A lot of our seniors are in good shape and blend in well with the regular classes, but we do have classes specifically for those over 50 and we'll be adding more as the demand increases. We are definitely seeing an increase in seniors coming through the door," Baggett said.
At Amarillo Town Club, the family fitness center has added a number of senior classes in the past four years, said program coordinator Tricia McGuire.
"Our warm-water pool is ideal for range-of-motion and low-impact exercises to help older people live a normal, active life. We are expanding our senior programs even as we speak. We do weekly blood pressure screening, and we also adjust individual exercise programs to account for exercise and medication interaction," McGuire said.
About 25 percent of the population at Amarillo Town Club is over 50 and McGuire said she expects to see that figure continue to increase.
"We are starting a class for about 17 people from Park Central this week and other such programs for the elderly are on the increase as well," McGuire said.
At World Gym in Amarillo, some 15 percent of the clients are over 50 and that number is growing, said general manager Ty Cobb.
"We are seeing a huge increase in older people coming in, especially in the past four years," he said.
Specific fitness programs tailored to every age group and activity level are available, Cobb said, and many of the older clients at the gym make use of personal training to get started and maintain their exercise program.
A small handful of suppliers pitch fitness equipment for seniors, including strength training gear that uses pneumatic cylinders for resistance instead of iron weights that some find hard to lift.
But with the economy flourishing and the pump-you-up industry prospering, most clubs are content to cater to the traditional clientele - for now.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Blake Bortles threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Jeff Godfrey with 23 seconds left and Central Florida stunned No. 8 Louisville by rallying for a 38-35 victory on Friday night, ending the perfect start for Teddy Bridgewater and the Cardinals.
Down 28-7 midway through the third quarter, the Knights (5-2, 2-0 American Athletic Conference) scored three touchdowns in a 7:22 span to tie the game. Storm Johnson had a 1-yard TD run and a 20-yard reception for another score, and William Stanback ran 12 yards for the tying TD.
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Bridgewater made one last desperate heave into the end zone as time expired, but the Heisman Trophy contender was unable to find anyone. The Knights then rushed the field in jubilation as a small gathering of fans in one section chanted "UCF, UCF!" Bortles finished 21-of-32 passing for 250 yards and two touchdowns while Johnson rushed for 109 yards and a TD on 18 carries, leading a spirited comeback during which the Knights outgained the Cardinals 269-210 in the second half to finish with a 446-445 edge.
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Struggling against a defense that entered the night allowing a nation-best 7.3 points per game, UCF eventually found room to run when Johnson started to cut and bounce his way to extra yardage.
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Suppose that there are two products: clothing and soda. Both Brazil and the United States produce each product. Brazil produces 100,000 units of clothing per year and 50,000 cans of soda. The United States produces 65,000 units of clothing per year and 250,000 cans of soda. Assume that costs remain constant.
•What would be the production possibility frontiers for Brazil and the United States?
◦Without trade, the United States produces 45,000 units of clothing and 150,000 cans of soda.
◦Without trade, Brazil produces 75,000 units of clothing and 30,000 cans of soda.
◦Denote these points on each other's production possibility frontier.
•What is the marginal transformation rate for each country?
◦Should the two countries specialize and trade?
◦If so, who has the comparative advantage in what product?
◦Once they specialize, how much does output increase?
•What are the terms of trade if the United States trades 1 can of soda for 5 units of clothing?
◦Are the consumers in each country better off?
•What is the labor-intensive good?
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FLAT ROCK -- The Carl Sandburg Historic Site will host Carl Sandburg's Pulitzer prize-winning biography of Abraham Lincoln, A Visit with Lincoln, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
The free event will feature musicians Wayne Erbsen and Paschal Reber, author Louise Bailey and special guest Mr. Lincoln as presented by professional Lincoln interpreter Dennis Boggs.
Bailey, author of Remembering Henderson County, From Rock Hill to Connemara, and a columnist for the Hendersonville Times-News will speak at 9:30 a.m.
Erbsen is a Civil War author and musician. He has recorded five albums of Civil War songs and will play the fiddle, banjo and guitar. His performance will begin at 10 a.m.
Boggs has portrayed Abraham Lincoln for schools, colleges, church and civic organizations, political events and on stage at "The Grand Ole Opry."
His portrayal has been well received throughout the country. Mr. Lincoln will appear at 11 a.m.
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MagnetThese quiet, stripped-down songs are so narcotically enticing that when an occasional burst of moderate-volume guitar noise pops up unexpectedly, the effect is excruciating, like wires burning in the brain. [#52, p.102]
Without a doubt one of Callahan's most inspired collection of songs to date.
This album is a study in repetition and rhythm, the same kinds that Callahan first toyed with on songs like "Bloodflow" and "Justice Aversion" from Dongs of Sevotion.
A harsh, almost hollow collection of songs, that are as darkly unsettling and violently disaffected as anything our rather self-absorbed Chicago-based outcast has committed to tape thus far.
The WireAt the heart of Rain On Lens, [Callahan] comes clean for the first time: Smog is subjective, not omnipotent. Hardly a psyche stripped bare, but at least it's a start. [#211, p.65]
Rain On Lens remains essential listening for devotees of the rock 'n' roll underground, supporters of assured self-expression, and those captivated by the monochromatic.
Much of Rain on Lens sounds remarkably detached, and the end result is an album that, while musically excellent, lacks the impact of the pre-parentheses days.
Alternative PressWhile it isn't his best work, Rain on Lens shows that Callahan is proving to be frustratingly hard to pin down, but capable of unleasing brilliance at any given time. [Nov 2001, p.94]
MojoDour, sub-Velvets melodies and droll, haiku-like lyrics tinged with desperation. [Sep 2001, p.110]
There have been dark records by Chicagoan Bill Callahan. There have been wilfully obscure ones too, but there has never been one as single-mindedly dour as this.
Q MagazineThe only life in these monochrome songs comes from some feedback on Lazy Rain and squalling jazz horns on Revanchism. [Oct 2001, p.130]
Rain on Lens isn't awful, but boy, is it a long way from The Doctor Came at Dawn.
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The url in the browser should stay "secondary.ext"! The solution I have works, it stores the following in a .htaccess file located inside the "primarydomain.ext" folder but updates the browser URL to "secondary.primarydomain.ext":
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How can I fix this so that the browser URL is not updated, or whatever other solution gives me the desired effect?
(as a note: my provider is not able (does not want) to create a new virtual host for domains that are not registered by them, so they pointed me to this solution, but do not offer support for it.)