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25m²/ 269 sq. ft. Privat Room for rent/ en suite bathroom & balcony/ 15 min Octoberfest HBF
Size25 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
|Ennslandstraße, 81241 München, Germany
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Modern, big and bright room with balcony. In the 1st floor of a single house. The room is full furnitured + fridge. There is a direct door to the bathroom.
The room is located in a quite living area between Landsberger Str. and Agnes Bernauer Str.
With the Tram line 19 (one walking minute away) it takes 17 minutes to reach the Oktoberfest and 3 more to the HBF (main station)
Tram runs every 10 minutes and runs 24/7
Shopping Mall by tram in 7 min. (Pasing Arcaden)
Puplic pool is in walking distanc. (Westbad)
Mc Donadls, Burger King, Netto (Food) in walking distance.
Parking spots available in front of the house
Bathroom is used by 1 other partie. Kitchen is used by 3 people.
The room includes:
- 2 blankets, 2 pillows and bed linen
- 2 towels
- Stereo with AUX plug in
- TV with Nintendo 64 with 33 games
- enough draws for storing your stuff
No pets, no smoking inside but possible on the balcony.
Max. 2 people in the room.
|Weekly rate
|£ 338
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|Cancellation Policy
We had a great time staying with Vincent for octoberfest. He was super friendly and helpful, great host!
House is perfectly located, short tram ride from everything you need. Walking distance to maccas and supermarkets.
Highly recomended!!!
We had a great time at Vincent's apartment. He hosted us great and treated us very nicely and we felt very welcome. The apartment was lovely and cozy. It was very was convenient to get from the apartment anywhere. We'll be very happy to come back to Vincent's apartment. We thank him very much for hosting us and giving us a great time
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I don't know how many of you were working last Friday. Friday, January 2nd. It was a weird sensation. Both a Monday feeling, with a mountain of work, combined with the excitement by the time it was 4:30pm and I realized the weekend was so close!
But yesterday was a brutal Monday. I missed my bus because I shovelled the snow that morning, all the time freezing in the cold gust of wintry air. Work was mostly back to usual and the gym, well, let's say we nearly doubled our gym goers.. you know, from the regular 5 people to over 10. I had to learn to share.
Suffice it to say, I was a bit cranky by the time I returned home. Thank goodness I knew it would be a delicious week. This is another one of my new simple recipes. I figured I already have a ton of red lentil soups that I have shared, this time, I winged it with what I had in my kitchen.
I loved your encouragement to share the recipe inspirations. Unlike the last time, this time I have a recipe. Red lentils, carrot, tomatoes and kale were combined in a flavourful broth made with smoked paprika, Old Bay Seasoning and Worcestershire sauce. I don't know what made it so flippin fantastic, but it was a nicely sweet soup (from the carrots??) that was balanced by the Worcestershire sauce and fresh garlic finish. It worked really, really well. And it was perfect to comfort me after my first day back.
Red lentil soups spotted here previously:
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Illustrator: 6B E- Studio
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Published:December 2009
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Reality CheckMay 02, 2010 - 12:30
The whole campaign has the sweaty sheen that comes from trying too hard to be cool.
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I really love it.. clear and straight to the point idea.. great art direction..
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A bottle personified... how original is that!!!
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"Mashallah" Iran by Romanian_Bat
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Iran remains for me the most interesting (I do not know whether this is the right term) and moving experience from all countries I have visited so far.
The Bazaar, a word we are so used to and which we automatically link with an open air market or with the "famous" Egyptian Bazaar in Istanbul, was born in actual Iran. The term describes, beyond the trading issue, a whole physical and spiritual structure, where whole cities were raised as bazaars, with chaharsuqs, rastes, dehlizes, caravanarais, qaisariyas, timces, hojres gathered in a web-like structure. The bazaar is therefore more than a market issue, it is a life approach.
Bustling cities hide, just behind a dry mud wall, incredibly beautiful jewels of design, architecture and craftmanship. Just 10 meters from the crowded and so overwhelming bazaar, there is a quiet oasis of pious reflection and meditation, an emotion which I personally appreciated there more than I was allowed to (yes, this is the word) in Europe.
Iranians are some of the most hospitable people I have ever met. Loud, inquisitive, warm, curious, friendly, always willing to help the obvious stranger... It did not happen only once that I asked for directions to a certain mosque and I ended with a tailor-made minitour of the area, the price of which was just a smile. As I also wrote in the travelogue, together with countries like Syria, Iran is a place where the "Hello sir, how are you?" is real and not a formality leading somewhere involving money.
The road is sometimes just as fascinating as the destination is. The dry scenery, the road and the desire of an oasis somewhere in the end of the day, are the only issues one can feel and is concerned about. The drought, the hot summer wind, as well as the desert city structure leave way to imagination in a way I could not think before going to this country. A car is no longer a mere car, an old Talbot, it provides the certainty of reaching the oasis, it is the light brown camel and the black Arabian horse from Sheherezada's tales.
Find more details on the trip I made there in my Iran travelogue.
- Pros:Stunning natural and anthropic scenery
- In a nutshell:A unique, impossibly to simply pass through country
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Much respect for your travel destinations. Although not a hiking fan at all, your range of visited countries is absolutely amazing.
Most fascinating. Now i'm convinced once again i really need to put plans into practice and go there myself.
man, your travelogue about Iran hiking is absolutely fantastic .. it is a novel :) I have finished just the 1st section, but I am looking forward to the next :)
Your travelogue is perfect!! So informative, just what I've been looking for as I hope to be in Romania for the summer and then travel thru Bulgaria and Turkey to Iran, you have been so helpful, Thank you
Alexandru, I really enjoyed reading your Travelogues! somehow heartful and sentimental. It's good the you've liked my country. Anyhow don't you have more photos of your trip?
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Hi ,
I want to remove header from website and instead want a static image in place of slider with menu on image. So that my front page will start from top with image. Thanks
Hi ,
I want to remove header from website and instead want a static image in place of slider with menu on image. So that my front page will start from top with image. Thanks
Have you tried looking up the theme options - maybe you can switch it off? Have you tried setting it to display:none with help of CSS?
No, I don't know how to do it. I am not a techie .
Customizing a theme involves at least a little knowledge of 'technics' - that being CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and maybe even Child Themes.
(A Child Theme ensures your customizations don't get thrown out when a theme gets updated by the author).
I suggest you try to look for Theme Options in the theme itself, and when it is not possible there, that you look for a different theme then.
There's no need to setup a slider. However, you do need a child theme. Rather than sending you to learn how to create one, since you're "not a techie", I'll just tell you what to do, step by step.
1. Create a new folder in your /wp-content/themes called customizr-child
2. Open a notepad, paste this code in it:
Theme Name: Customizr Child
Theme URI: http://mysite.com/
Description: My description
Author: Me
Author URI: http://mysite.com/
Template: customizr
Version: 1.0.0
and save it as style.css in that folder. Make sure that encoding is not Ascii, but UTF8 (it's in the save panel options, somewhere lower). Also, make sure the file is called style.css, not style.css.txt!
3. Open another notepad and paste this code in it:
add_filter('tc_navbar_display', 'prevent_output_of_this');
add_filter('tc_logo_title_display', 'hide_output_of_this');
add_filter('tc_slider_display', 'this_is_my_image');
function prevent_output_of_this($output) {
return $output;
function this_is_my_image($output) {
return 'Replace me with your image!';
4. Replace "Replace me with your image!" with the actual html for displaying your image (<img src="path_to_your_image" />)
5. Save this second notepad as functions.php, also in the customizr-child folder. Upload the new folder, with both files in it, onto your server, in the /wp-content/themes folder, where your customizr folder is.
6. Go to themes in WP admin and activate Customizr Child.
That's about it.
Thanks! I have already created child theme. Now I don't want header.Infect I would like to have static image with menu on that. I want to get rid of that space where the title ,tagline and menu are located which is just above the slider.
Ok, I just realized I made a mistake above, forgot to put <?php at start of functions.php.
If you have a child theme, just add the code from step 3 inside your functions.php, at the very end. If your functions.php ends in "?>", delete that.
If you need more specific instructions, provide a link to your website and also to the image you want displayed as header.
Thanks Acub. Would like to create my header like this with embedded video if possible.
If that's how you want your website to look, why did you install Customizr in the first place?
@Acub: I like Customizr a lot and it's best theme I have ever seen but want to create header like skechin if possible.
@Acub: Is it possible to remove header area which is just above slider without touching slider?
add_filter('tc_navbar_display', 'prevent_output_of_this');
add_filter('tc_logo_title_display', 'prevent_output_of_this');
add_filter('tc_tagline_display', 'prevent_output_of_this');
function prevent_output_of_this($output) {
@Acub: where to put this code? I tried in custom css but no effect.
@Acub: thanks. Did it by putting that code in function.php but still there is white space above slider.How to get rid of that space.
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Does anyone know of roll cages that will fit the King Motor T2000 4WD?
I found this not sure if it fits......
more pics of ur truck please!
what rims are they??
Are the wheels offset enough to clear the turnbuckles or did you use some type of extended hubs?
Redcat Xtreme
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Redcat Patriot
interesting.....thank you all for the help!
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i second that....had a great experience with this seller. I have heard a lot about DanLC4 on here though, Ithink one member on here even met him in person when he bought his.
No let's NOT argue those things.......this thread is already 218 pages! LOL
srt10 - was it an ebay transaction or was it from some alibaba (shady) or ioffer website ?
Yeah, i saw the hpi one too......i have a feeling those will be the new standards at the tracks
on eBay..... item # 190483663478 or search for "2011 upgrade km". $1188 +299 shipping from Singapore.....don't recognize the seller......maybe clone of a clone?
anybody have the two speed t1000?
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This is an incredibly deep group of d-backs. Even with the loss of Chuck, I don't see much need to add to it next draft. Not that that sort of thing ever stops TT.
They...were known as Dwight Hicks and his hot licks.
Burnin' down the house? I got nothin'...
(Stealing your SF secondary theme, P Man...it was good, props to you).Hide replies
Ronnie Lott was a very smart safety who hit like a ton of bricks. Hayward is a very smart young cornerback who still has a lot of learning to do. Hayward has the potential to be a shut down corner......
Best part of your equation NC was putting Lott as a corner and not a safety. Lott played corner the first 2 or 3 years of his career before moving to safety.
Well played.
And Tramon and CWood to mentor them.
It hurts to type the name Ronnie Lott.
The Packers chose Rich Campbell at 6, Hugh Green to the Bucs at 7, Ronnie Lott to the Niners at 8. AAARRRGGGGGHHHH!
Hicks was working at a health food store when they picked him up. Not a bad career for him, he was the "veteran" at 25.
Makes you wonder if Lott was even on the scouting department's mind at the time.
There were 5 HOFers taken after Rich Campbell in that draft - Lott, Singletary, Howie Long, Rickey Jackson and Russ Grimm [and Lawrence Taylor was taken ahead of Campbell]. A pretty good draft. Wish the Packers had been there.
If a QB truly was a need, Neil Lomax and Wade Wilson were taken after Campbell. I know Wilson would hardly be considered a great pick, but he did play in the league until 1998.
You could say 1981 was one of the worst drafts in Packer history. If you add up the "approximate value" of each of the 10 players drafted that year (using profootballreference's valuing criteria), you get 41.
To put that into perspective, Daryn Colledge, by himself, equals 39, and will likely pass 41 at some point.
An average/mediocre guard equals the entire 1981 draft. Yikes.
NYG game will be the real acid test for these guys. If they can prolong Eli's slump on the road, it will signal to every NFC team that they're in a heap of trouble come playoff time.
By the way, if people here are down on JMF, imagine if we had a REAL clubhouse cancer like Titus Young of Detroit. Read Seiferts article at ESPN North blog.
http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcnorth/post/_/id/49513/titus-young-is-just-about-out-of-chancesHide replies
Titus Young, selected with the 44th pick, Torrey Smith to Baltimore at 58, Greg Little (off a full yr suspension) at 59 to Cleveland (no wonder Holmgren is gone) and with the last pick in the 2nd round...Randall Cobb to the Packers.
Bravo TT...
It's rather interesting that the list above - Hayward and McMillian (both rookies), House and Jennings (essentially in their rookie years) and Burnett (essentially in his second year) - does not include Williams, Shields or Woodson. [or, gasp, Bush]
It's a great feeling. Perhaps this makes up for the completely opposite feeling of the late 90s/early 00s nausea of watching Wolf and Sherman search for the DB answer to Randy Moss. I don't even want to say out loud the list of failed DBs drafted - and drafted early - to try to solve that problem.
While we're at it, a 'game ball' I'd give out, at least to a perhaps unsung hero in yesterday's game, would be to Jerel Worthy. Maybe it was due to playing in front of his home fans, but although he didn't get much 'statistical credit' in the game yesterday, I saw him collapsing the pocket on nearly every pass play.
Collapsing the pocket only leads to good things - either a sack, or a hurried throw.Hide replies
What...you didn't like the Edwards, Vinson (Ahman), McKenzie draft? LOL.
It was either Worthy or Raji, but the inside pressure was very heavy, which lets the olb's in the 3-4 do their thing.
Aaron Smith and Casey Hampton made the Steeler lb's a lot of money during their unsung careers. Hopefully, BJ, Worthy, and Neal can do the same for our young lb's.
That's because the story is about the young guys, P-Man.
Williams is still the best d-back they have, and Burnett is finally appearing to grow into a solid vet.
williams didn't play like he was the best defensive back. he played like he was hurt.
I see the Bears safety's still stink, persnal foul on the first play.
And Major Wright gives up a big one to Davis on the 2nd.
We aint scared of no bores.
Copernicus is killing the Bears for us! GO CAPPY GO!
If Harbaugh is as smart as he thinks he is,he'll convince the team Docs not to clear Smith for oh.....2 months?
Remember all the kvetching on this blogs after GB lost the opener? Go check out a bores blog tomorrow. Gonna get ugly.
The Packers O-line may have some issues, but would you rather have the Bears group?
Those guys are really really bad.Hide replies
And they have been bad for yrs, bucky. GB's line is much better.
Wow. Maybe it WASN'T Caleb Hanie. Campbell is just plain bad.
Bad O Lines can make good QB's look average and average QB's look like....well, Campbell.
No doubt
I always refer to the Bears line as the five blocks of Swiss cheese. As Rosenberg mentioned a couple of seasons ago in the Chi Trib their O-line hands out toe tags to the rushers as the go by to the QB.
That was Rosenbloom,
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But still it isn't really clear to me.
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People suggest sometimes that it is preferable to have 1 DC on physical Hardware. (Even Microsoft says this). Also it is planned to have Exchange Server and other cirtical Company data on the same physical machines on diffrent VMs. I heard that people could still break through the guest system and comprimise every Virtual machine, is that true?
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Currently I'm a junior Developer and try to learn a lil bit more about system administration, so I help small companys in my free time. I try to help them with their infrastructure, like planning, administrating and setup new servers / hardware.
One of my company asked me if it is possible to virtualize Domain Controllers.
Their current Setup are 3 Servers, where every Server has a certain role.
Roles of the 3 Servers:
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- Fileserver
- Terminalserver for CRM and Office.
A tape drive is makes backups of the 3 servers.
They also have 3 servers that aren't connected to power, who acts as a drop in replacement for the other servers, if one server fails.
I told them that it is a waste of money if these server won't get used until they got replaced.
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I came to this conclusion since I experimented with FreeIPA (something like Active Directory) on my local company, since we try to integrate some Linux Devices and looking for a Synchronization with FreeIPA.
We virtualized FreeIPA on Hyper-V and KVM and had massive problems with the time synchronization service, so we also had problems with the login of our systems.
I also searched the whole Internet and the Microsoft related sites about this specific topic, but every link says that it's still recommend to run 1 DC on physical hardware.
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Maintain physical domain controllers in each of your domains. This mitigates the risk of a virtualization platform malfunction that affects all host systems that use that platform.
Which risks could occur?
Which bugs / exploits / whatever could occur on a virtualization platform?
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Human daily life, crowded, busy, divers ~ and above it, eternal, generous shapes, eternity ~ fine picture and a fine message as well my dear Ian ~ thanks for sharing ~ if you have the time, any information on the place would be most welcome ~ take care ~ love ~ Maja ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Nice shot of the village with the mountain behind it Ian. Greetings Berend
Nice shot.
Cheers, Jeff
Dear Maja,
To understand this place, this marvellous place I think one must understand three distinctives: the cataclysmic series of volcanic events that created the physical landscape (and I have referred to that with a link in an earlier image); the Batak culture of the local people - Batak Toba; the history of German Christian mission to the area and the subsequent almost universal engagement in Christianity.
Before the collapse of Asian currencies, this was a popular international tourism area - popular with Dutch, Germans, Singaporeans and Australians - but then the industry collapsed and now the many hotels are trying to operate on the domestic tourism market.
It is an idyllic environment of high altitude equatorial climate - constantly mild temperatures in 20s C.
In 2000, when I was last here I visited the Ambarita School on Samosir Island and still treasure the photos and the singing of the children. This time, I was only able to make a short visit in the late afternoon after the school had closed for the day. But it was a joy to be there, nonetheless.
Greetings Berend.
This is a place for you to visit. And while I was here many many homes were flying the NL flag, emotionally supporting NL successes at the World Cup.
Thanks indeed, Jeff. Put Samosir Island and Lake Toba on a future itinerary. You will not be disappointed and it is very accessible from Singapore.
Thank you for the information on this interesting spot ~ as every spot is interesting a soon as you start to learn about it ~ you are lucky to experience all this ~ so happy for you dear one ~ take care ~ love ~ Maja ~~~~~~~~~~~~
Chatting is a pretty good way to earn a living or to pass the time. Thanks for appreciating my chats, Maja. ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ Ian
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Processes are organized within process groups and process groups within sessions. With the setsid() system call, a new session (and thus, a new process group) is then created with the process as the new session leader.
Once the daemon is without a controlling terminal, it must not re-acquire one. Controlling terminals are automatically acquired when a process group leader opens a terminal device. The easiest way to prevent this is to fork again after calling setsid(). The daemon runs in this second child. Since the parent (the session and process group leader) will terminate, the second child will obtain a new process group of zero (since it becomes a child of init). Therefore, it cannot acquire a new controlling terminal, since it is not a process leader. Many standard library routines may assume the three standard I/O descriptors are open. As a result, servers commonly open all three descriptors, connected to a harmless I/O device such as /dev/null.
Daemons are typically started at boot-up and remain running throughout the uptime life of the system. If a daemon was started from a mounted file system, it would be impossible to unmount the file system until the daemon was killed. As a result, it is a sensible daemon programming practice to perform a chdir() to / (or perhaps to a file system which holds files relevant to the operation of the daemon). Daemons inherit umask information from the process which created them. To prevent problems with file creation later within the daemon, it is commonly set to zero using umask(). Listing 1 illustrates these points with some sample code.
For systems that do not support sessions (e.g., some systems other than Linux and Solaris), you can achieve the same result as setsid() using the code from Listing 2.
When the forked children of the main server code exit, their memory is deallocated but their entries in the process table are not removed. In other words, the processes are dead, i.e., they do not consume system resources, but they have not been reaped yet. The reason they stay around in this zombie-like form is to allow the parent to gather statistics from the child if necessary (such as CPU usage, etc). Obviously, a daemon does not want to fill the process table with zombie processes.
When a child dies, it sends its parent a SIGCHLD signal. The default handler of this signal causes the child to turn into a zombie, unless it is explicitly reaped by its parent, as in Listing 3. Alternatively, as shown in Listing 4, you can ignore the signal and allow the zombie to die.
It is also quite common for daemons to ignore most other signals or to re-read any configuration files and restart after being sent SIGHUP. Many daemons save their PID (process identification) to a log file, typically called /var/run/foobar.pid (where foobar is the name of the daemon), which can aid in stopping the daemon.
When the system is being shut down (or changing from multi-user to single-user), the SIGTERM signal is sent to notify all processes. The init process then waits a specific amount of time (20 seconds for SVR4, 5 seconds for BSD, 5 seconds for Linux init, 3 seconds or a passed command-line argument Linux shutdown). If the process is still alive, a SIGKILL signal which cannot be ignored is sent to it. Therefore, daemon processes should catch the SIGTERM signal to ensure they shut down gracefully.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful information. I needed to create a daemon and i think i have hit the correct page to begin with. Adding one example code would definitely help. Thanks once again.
Thank you!!
This is a very well written primer for writing daemons. I am in the process of writing one now and was looking for a concise summary as to what is needed. Needless to say I have found what I am looking for!
Thank you very much Ivan for a superb write up!
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i have a windows service that i went to work on linux.
i change the code so it's run on linux,
but i went it to work like windows service, so it's conitnue to work after
i logout the system, and log it's activety to known place.
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Thirty-five years in the making, Clivia miniata 'Longwood Debutante' made its debut at the 2011 North American Clivia Society's International Symposium and Show. This plant's slightly fragrant, buttery yellow flowers have overlapping petals that produce a beautiful floral display.
The second release from the program in 2012 was also a yellow-flowered plant, Clivia miniata 'Longwood Fireworks', so named because its blooms are presented on a round umbel with stamens that appear to shoot out of the flowers like fireworks.
We released Clivia miniata 'Longwood Sunrise' in 2014, with beautiful orange petals with raised centers, or keels. The keel changes the shape and appearance of the flowers and gives them more depth and texture. Keeling Clivia flowers are rare and occurred randomly in Longwood's seedlings, but our breeding efforts resulted in beautiful, consistently keeling flowers. Future Clivia releases will include unique yellow and orange keeling varieties.
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Choosing My Religion
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She tilted her face toward me and almost smiled. "How can I tell you what to believe?" she said. "You have to be true to your own conscience, and you have to do what you think is right." Her answer surprised me and pleased me.
"But," she went on, "I see this as the loss of a great opportunity for you." She respected Judaism, she explained, but only as the foundation for Catholicism.
Her tone of voice encouraged no argument. A door slammed, and my niece ran in, dripping wet, wanting to tell Grandma about her swim. I was relieved to be interrupted. For the first time, I had felt the sting of rebuke that, a half- century ago, my parents must have felt tenfold.
IT MAY BE THAT THE TRANSCENDENT MYSTERY of a religious conversion, like the transcendence of sex, is incommunicable. A conversion is a tangle of loneliness, ambition, fear and, of course, hope. It is never tidy. The memoirs written by converts are generally one of two kinds: the breathless account of an irreversible epiphany (I tend to be skeptical of these) and the story wherein a convert pokes around his soul and his mind, yet arrives at no more concrete an explanation than a pressing desire to change the course of his life.
The current boom in choosing religion exists precisely because such inquiry is allowed today -- as opposed to when my parents converted. There has never been a more liberal time and place than pre-millennial America to explore a given religion, both intellectually and spiritually. Fifty years ago, challenging a religious text or arguing with doctrine bordered on the heretical; now it is fashionable. Most denominations have become adept at packaging themselves, at disseminating their doctrines and rewards. "It's supply-side religion," Barry Kosmin says. "It's a free-market situation, and anything you can do to survive in that market, you'll do."
What the trends don't reveal, of course, is the fiercely personal nature of any religious search. Daniel Dunn, 26, a database programmer in Boca Raton, Fla., who grew up in the United Church of Christ, became a Catholic after a serious water-skiing accident left him wondering why he hadn't died. "I would go every Sunday and sit in the back pew, just watching and listening to the weekly Scriptures," Dunn says. "I was able to relate to each one in some way, which I hadn't been able to do as a young person."
Everyone who chooses a religion is running toward -- and away from -- his own mountain of questions. As adults, at least people know how to ask those questions and, just as important, how to argue -- with their religions, their consciences, their families. They experience the intoxicating jolt of learning a religion with the intellect of an adult rather than the rote acceptance of a child.
I recently met a 22-year-old woman named Fatima Shama, whose mother is a devout Catholic from Brazil and whose father, a Palestinian Muslim, isn't very religious, Shama said. Shama grew up Catholic in the Bronx; she saw Islam, as practiced by her aunts, as exceedingly anti-female. At college, though, she discovered literary interpretations of the Koran, many written by women.
"I realized that everything I'd been taught as a child was wrong," she told me. "I began to separate out the Islamic religion from the Arabic culture, to learn what was really what." She now practices Islam, albeit a more liberal form than her aunts do, and insists that she will marry an Arab-American Muslim. "All my brothers and sisters, they think I'm whacked," Shama said. "They always say to me, 'Where did you come from?' "
I have been asked the same question, now that I am becoming a Jew -- or, as some would argue, as I am learning to be the Jew that I have always been. I was, after all, born of a Jewish mother; curious as my religious provenance may be, my bloodline would provide entry into either the state of Israel or a concentration camp.
Four years ago, I first sat down with my mother and a tape recorder. I had to know at least a little bit about my Jewish family, and how Florence Greenglass became Veronica Dubner. And I had to understand what made me so badly want to be Jewish when both my mother and father wanted so badly not to be.
WHAT COULD BE CALLED THE FIRST existential thought of Florence Greenglass's life occurred in 1931, when she was 10. In bed with a cold, she heard her friends playing stickball outside and realized that, with or without her, life would go rambling on. From that day, she pondered the ephemerality of her existence, and her fate.
Her father, Harry, was an agnostic, a quietly affable man who ran a candy store on Lincoln Place in Brooklyn. Florence had an older sister and a mother, Esther, who disapproved of most things that Florence was interested in. Harry and Esther, born poor in Russia, were now inching toward the middle class. They were the only Jews in their neighborhood, which was mostly Catholic. Florence's grandmother was Orthodox and devout, but the rest of the family observed only Passover and a few other holidays.


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Is Barclays Center Trying to Jay-Z-ify the Islanders?
The Islanders are not the Nets.
Last fall, when the Islanders announced they'd be moving into Brooklyn's Barclays Center when their Nassau Coliseum lease expired, the team said it wouldn't be changing its name or logo as part of the process. Contrast this with the NBA's Nets, who overhauled their look with new colors, a new logo, and new uniforms when they moved out of New Jersey. (They changed their official name, too, though that part was out of necessity.) "In support of the illustrious history of the team, the New York Islanders name and logo will remain unchanged," the team said in a statement at the time. But it sounds like if the Barclays Center has its way, they'll want to rebrand the Islanders much the same way they did with the Nets. And that would be a mistake.
Last month, Brett Yormark, the CEO of the Nets and Barclays Center, hinted to SportsBusiness Daily that the Islanders' look could change when they move to Brooklyn:
While noting that 70 percent of the Islanders' 5,000 season-ticket holders have said they plan to retain their tickets in some form after the move, Yormark said, "At the same time, we need to introduce the sport and the game to a new fan base here in Brooklyn. How do you connect those dots? I think we're going to have to meet each other somewhere in the middle. The colors black and white are the new badge of honor in Brooklyn. The question is, Can we weave that into their color scheme, and create a connection to the fans here in Brooklyn?"
And then last week, the Post reported that the sports marketing arm of Barclays Center is considering changing the team's colors. That report said that Barclays Center — which will be taking over the Islanders' business operations when the team moves — is currently holding separate focus groups of Islanders fans and Brooklynites. One focus group participant said he was asked to rate a blue-and-white jersey with no orange — same as the colors of the old Brooklyn Dodgers. (According to the report, Islanders owner Charles Wang will be updated after focus groups have been completed.)
We initially laughed at the line about how "the colors black and white are the new badge of honor in Brooklyn," but it shouldn't be a surprise that Barclays Center brass thinks their new color scheme is so important. When the Nets moved, it was crucial for them to establish a new identity — to put their past in New Jersey behind them and to become not just a New York City team, but a Brooklyn team. Even if it sometimes felt like they had an outsider's view of what "Brooklyn" was, they understood how important it was for the Nets to start fresh in their new location. And so that meant new colors, a new uniform, and a new logo. If fans from New Jersey wanted to follow them after they moved, that was fine. But that fan base was not their primary concern.
We've written this before, but it can't be repeated often enough: The Islanders' situation is very different than the Nets'. When the Islanders move to Barclays Center, they'll desperately want to maintain their existing fan base. They'll want their fans — many of whom live in the suburbs of Nassau and Suffolk counties — to continue to follow the team as they do now, even if the arena's location isn't ideal for them. They certainly won't want to start fresh: Die-hard hockey fans are especially unlikely to change allegiances, and it's hard (though not impossible) to create new hockey fans. For the Islanders to succeed in Brooklyn, they need to convince their existing fans to stick with them, then worry about winning over new fans.
Wang seems to understand this. He reiterated last month that as long as he owns the team, it will be called the New York Islanders (as opposed to, say, the Brooklyn Islanders), and the crest will remain unchanged. (The team, by the way, denied a recent report that he was looking to sell the team.) The problem, as far as Barclays Center executives are concerned, is that the Islanders aren't cool, and neither are their aesthetics. Their logo and uniform are inoffensive — colorful and sort of retro, but not necessarily hip. And that clearly bothers Yormark, who seems to have strong beliefs about what a team in Brooklyn should look like.
When the Nets moved to Brooklyn, they were rebranded with a black-and-white color scheme and a simple logo. Gone were their (relatively) colorful uniforms; they'd now wear minimalistic black-and-white jerseys that Jay-Z helped design. With the freedom to more or less start from scratch — the only nod to their Jersey roots was the inclusion of a shield in their logo — they opted for cool over tradition. The Islanders don't have that luxury.
Technically speaking, a logo is nothing more than a symbol, just like a jersey is nothing more than a way to distinguish different teams during competition. But fans have a strong connection to these things. Islanders fans, especially, are protective of their team's identity, thanks to the Gorton's Fisherman-jersey debacle of the nineties, when the team wore these uniforms for a time before switching their logo and colors back.
That Post article says that Yormark is "leaning toward a recommendation" that the team undergo a complete rebranding and cites a source that says Yormark is more concerned about keeping the Islanders' existing Long Island fan base than he was about maintaining the Nets' New Jersey fan base. That's good — but he needs to see that as a necessity.
The Islanders have been crawling back to relevance in recent years, and this year finally broke through and secured a post-season spot. (Tonight, they'll play their first playoff game since 2007. ) Their fans, who've long had every reason to stay away, finally have something to be excited about. The Islanders are a point of civic pride on Long Island, and while a logo change alone won't necessarily cause fans to stay away, rebranding the team as Brooklyn-cool sends the wrong message. Perhaps there are ways to subtly change the team's look that don't alienate their existing fans while also appealing to whatever sensibility it is they're hoping to target in Brooklyn. But they need to be careful. The Nets' playbook won't work in this case.


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- Pregnancy, especially in the second or third trimester.
- Underactive parathyroid glands (hypoparathyroidism).
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• Retrospective review was undertaken of 137 patients with occult papillary carcinoma of the thyroid (lesions 1.5 cm in diameter) who were operated on at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn, between 1926 and 1955. Mean follow-up period was 25.3 years. Operations were conservative. No patient underwent bilateral total lobectomy. For 55 patients with lymph node involvement, lymphadenectomy generally involved selective node excision or modified neck dissection. Subsequent surgery was required in 12 patients; modified radical neck dissection was necessary in only four. No operative deaths occurred. Long-term follow-up showed that all patients were alive and without disease or were dead without proof of thyroid-related disease. Thus, occult papillary thyroid carcinoma with or without nodal metastasis is a nonlethal and curable disease when treated by conservative surgical means. Radical surgical or medical extirpation of all thyroid tissue is unnecessary in the treatment of this disease.
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In this brief, a 60-GHz frequency synthesizer for wireless personal area networks is designed using 0.13- μm CMOS technology. The synthesizer operates at 60 GHz with phase noises of -98, -117, and -128 dBc/Hz at 1-, 10-, and 40-MHz frequency offsets, respectively. The 60-GHz clock is generated by combining a phase-locked loop (PLL) and an injection-locked oscillator. The PLL provides frequency tuning of the 60-GHz voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) using replica tuning. A pulse train is generated using a novel passive delay-locked loop and a CMOS pulse generator. This pulse train is then used for filtering the phase noise of 60-GHz VCO up to a high offset frequency. The total power consumption of the frequency synthesizer is 57 mW with a 1.2-V power supply.
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