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Emma, 4 months, was visiting her grandparents, Loren and Mag Mitchell, Uncle Jason and Aunt Kimberly with her parents, Gordon and Cara Petkosh in Canfield for Thanksgiving. Cara Petkosh, the Mitchells' daughter is pictured with her.
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July is National UV awareness month and if you and your family are going to be out in the sun, we strongly recommend you use skin protection. We extend our thanks to the Skin Cancer Foundation for providing this information.
What Are Sunscreens?
Sunscreens are products combining several ingredients that help prevent the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation from reaching the skin. Two types of ultraviolet radiation, UVA and UVB, damage the skin, age it prematurely, and increase your risk of skin cancer.
UVB is the chief culprit behind sunburn, while UVA rays, which penetrate the skin more deeply, are associated with wrinkling, leathering, sagging, and other light-induced effects of aging. They also exacerbate the carcinogenic effects of UVB rays, and increasingly are being seen as a cause of skin cancer on their own. Sunscreens vary in their ability to protect against UVA and UVB.
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Most sunscreens with an SPF of 15 or higher do an excellent job of protecting against UVB. SPF — or Sun Protection Factor — is a measure of a sunscreen's ability to prevent UVB from damaging the skin. SPF 15 filters out approximately 93 percent of all incoming UVB rays. SPF 30 keeps out 97 percent and SPF 50 keeps out 98 percent. They may seem like negligible differences, but if you are light-sensitive, or have a history of skin cancer, those extra percentages will make a difference. And as you can see, no sunscreen can block all UV rays.
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Running Time of 'Watchmen' Shortened
"Watchmen" won't be having a 2 hours and 43 minutes running time anymore. Coming up with the latest update on the film's length, director Zack Snyder and his producer wife, Deborah, have stated that the running time of the comic adaptation movie has been shortened, though the final length of the movie has not yet been approved by the studio.
Addressing the matter in a telephone interview with Sci Fi Wire on November 19, Deborah said, "We're getting really close. We're at two hours and 35 minutes." Zack then added, "The movie's pretty long...compared to '300', which was an hour and 58 minutes. The director's cut [of Watchmen] is about three hours and 10 minutes long. It has even more than the theatrical version, as far as the detail that gets even closer to the graphic novel."
Apart from revealing the current running time, Zack also opened up about the incorporating of a 20-minute animated adaptation of "The Black Freighter" into the movie. "The Black Freighter version of the movie that we're working on - which has the ins and outs of the Black Freighter comic book woven through it, with an animated version of the Black Freighter - will be about three hours and 40 minutes," he explained. "So there's a huge epic version of Watchmen, which will probably come out after the movie's theatrical release, for hardcore [fans]."
Adapted from Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' comic book series, "Watchmen" follows superhero-turned-vigilante Rorschach as he investigates the murder of his former colleague and discovers much more than a simple homicide case. Starring Jackie Earle Haley as Rorschach and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, Patrick Wilson, Billy Crudup and Matthew Goode as other costumed superheroes in an alternate 1985 America, this Warner Bros. film has been enlisted for U.S. theatrical release on March 6, 2009.
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Arcanor (77) Quebec | May 8, 2016
Visit on 2010-08, I arrive late just for the last call, had the chance to drink a Rasputin on tap that I discovered at Library Alehouse a couple weeks before and have a nice chat with two employes. When the time came to leave, the staff took pity of me that I came from so far (Canada, Quebec on motorcycle) just for one beer ! So let me stay and have a taster palette and a Rasputin on cask to go.
donandres (55) , Washington | April 18, 2016
Visited at 8pm Ambiance: Good place Service: took some time before we were able to get the servers attention, long time to get bill Selection: Good beer selection Value: a bit pricey food Overall: beers are good but not the food
rosenbergh (639) Tampere, Finland | May 17, 2015
Thursday evening 8:20pm after driving 10 hours and 450 miles from Oregon to visit this place we are told that they are not serving food and they will close the place very soon. Argh! Of course the brewery and the gift shop were closed - that wasnt a big surprise but closing the brewpub this early was a bit surprising and annoying. But it seemed that the whole town went to bed by 9pm. Well after a short negotiation they served us clam chowder and some beers. Clam chowder was tasty and the beers quite alright. They didnt have that much special beers to offer and most of their beers are quite common everywhere (even in Finland). Even though they served us the food and beers I felt like I have to get out of there very soon. The only reasons for us to visit Fort Bragg were this place and the glass beach and unfortunately both turned out to be disappointments.
slowrunner77 (375) Reno, Nevada | August 29, 2014| Updated August 20, 2015
nice place across the street from the ocean. great food menu with fresh seasfood. order a black and black. thank me later.
fletchfighters (111) , Australia | December 15, 2013
ON the main drag in Ft. Bragg. Tap room is across the street from the brewery. Nice set up. All North Coast beers on tap. Had old Stock and it was sensational. Staff willing to offer tastings on all beers and Red seal on handpump is a bonus. Good gift shop in the tap room. Lots of bottles of BA old stock and BA rasputin.
Vballnbeer (72) Gorham, Maine | July 5, 2013
This is a really good place near the coast with nice ambiance and very good beer.
Brewchacho4 (5) Vancouver, WA, Washington | March 18, 2013
Stopped here on our drive along the California coast. The brewery itself is across the street from the brewpub/gift shop. The atmosphere is pretty mellow. They have a decent selection of beers on tap. Nothing to write home about, but Old Rasputin is always top notch. The service was great, and the gift shop was stocked with BA Old Rasputin, although it was WAY overpriced. Didnt stop me from snagging a few though. Overall, I wouldnt seek it out again, but if I was in the area, Id definitely stop by for a glass of Old Stock!
marcus (207) Sacramento, California | March 15, 2013
Located on the main drag in Fort Bragg since 1988, this pioneering brewery serves up a limited number of very good beers. There is a nice bar facing a dozen taps with a dozen stools, also 10 tables. Beer can be ordered in samplers, 12 oz or 16 oz glasses or pitchers. The food menu is short, but with nice selections. The main brewery and a gift shop are across the street.
PRBeer (553) Parsippany, New Jersey | March 7, 2013
This is one of my favorite west coast breweries. If I am traveling within 100 miles of this place I find a way to get here. The location and establishment itself are great...as are the staff. What really sets this place apart is the quality of their beers. I am forunate that I can get many of them back east...but rarely on draft. My favorite of their regulars is the Acme IPA...when visiting though make sure you try the Belgium style Le Merle...excellent!
Schlenkerla (504) , Austria | February 11, 2013
We visited North Coast brewery in 2009. When you arrive here you understand the brewerys name much better, its located in the far north of California, a lot of rain when we were there. They have a beer pub across the street, which is just ok. The beers are very good, liked the Old Rasputin best. I am now living in Shanghai and you can find their beers quite frequently, seems they have made a good deal with a local distributor.


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"Green architects and builders often go out of their way to incorporate beautiful details because people are most likely to care for buildings that they love," says architect David Webber. "This lessens the chance that the structures will be torn down and replaced." The bathroom countertop and tub shelf, also made of IceStone, the material used in the kitchen, complement the clean white handmade tiles. Only half the usual clay goes into these tiles; the rest of the mix is crushed bottle glass and granite dust left from an asphalt company's rock-crushing operation. The company once dumped the stuff into a canyon, so diverting the material into tiles protects the canyon as well as the area where clay is mined.
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February 3, 1872
Elkhart, Indiana
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Louis Criger (February 3, 1872 in Elkhart, Indiana – May 14, 1934 in Tucson, Arizona) was a Major League Baseball player for the Cleveland Spiders (1896–1898), St. Louis Cardinals (1899–1900), Boston Americans/Red Sox (1901–1908), St. Louis Browns (1909, 1912), and the New York Highlanders (1910).
Criger became the first Opening Day catcher in Boston American League franchise's history. A catcher for most of Cy Young's 511 victories, he also caught every inning for eight games with Boston in the first-ever World Series in 1903, helping his team win the championship.
In a 16-season career, he batted .221 with 11 home runs and 342 RBIs. Criger stole 58 career bases and scored 337 runs. He had 709 career hits in 3202 at bats.
Though never a major star, Criger received votes for the Hall of Fame in four BBWAA elections. He garnered as much as eight percent of the vote.
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Is it time to learn who is the "mother" on CBS comedy "How I Met Your Mother?" Many fans may answer yes, but don't want the show to end. TV Line reports that it doesn't look like a bright future for the show, now on its eighth season.
According to the website, co-creators Craig Thomas and Carter Bays admit that they are not planning on a season after number eight. "We're writing this season like it's the end," Thomas said.
Critics are confused as CBS President Nina Tassler told press at the Television Critics Association summer press tour that CBS looks forward to a ninth season. "They know we want the show to come back next year. We're not there in terms of resolving the season," she said. "We're in early conversations and we're pretty optimistic."
Both creators explained that it is important for the "mother" to be revealed in the eight season in order for the show to continue moving forward. Regardless, they plan to just continue forth as if the show will wrap up this year. "They really need to figure it out because the writers need to know," he said. "They're the pressing issue right now because they have to figure out if they're wrapping up the show at the end of season eight or season nine. [We've] just very recently been approached about that and we really can't say either way right now."
Thomas added that it's "exciting" thinking that eight could be the last season because they can finally answer all the questions fans have been wondering for the better part of the last decade. "Every episode of the season is so much more important because of that. [That's] something sort of thrilling and very nostalgic and sad to think about, but it'd be exciting to write."
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The U.S. Open tennis tournament
Get ready for all the tennis action you can handle at this year's U.S. Open tennis tournament in Flushing, Queens
For two weeks, Flushing Meadows–Corona Park will be the tennis capital of the world for the U.S. Open tennis tournament. While Wimbeldon has its white, New Yorkers bring the party to the National Tennis Center with a celebrity-studded crowd, international food vendors and live musicians performing on the grounds—not to mention tennis's top pros. Whether you're heading to the courts during the day or for a match under the lights, check out how to score autographs from the likes of Roger Federer and Serena Williams, catch the best action and hobnob with the VIPs. If you're inspired to play a set on your own, we've also collected the best courts in the city to try out your one-handed backhand.
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When is the U.S. Open?
The U.S. Open takes place in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens at the end of the summer from August 29 to September 11, 2016.
How do I get tickets for this year's U.S. Open?
Ticketmaster is the best option. You can also get individual tickets by going to the official U.S. Open site, calling 800-OPEN-TIX or visiting the physical box office at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows.
How much are U.S. Open tickets?
There's a whole lot of options, ranging from single games, starting at $85 for the cheap seats to $545 for seats closer to the action, to a full pass (which starts at $2,125) that will allow you to see all the games and get you some pretty sweet amenities, like a personal concierge.
Where is the U.S. Open taking place? How do I get there?
The U.S. Open is held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (Flushing Meadow–Corona Park, Flushing). Getting there by rail is easy: You can take the 7 train (Queens-bound to Mets–Willets Point) or the LIRR to Mets–Willets Point. If you're one of the lucky people who happen to be driving to the games, be sure to check the official U.S. Open site for possible parking restrictions and interferences with Mets home games at Citi Field.
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The general rule of thumb is that you'll be able to exchange your tickets for credit or a full refund, but you may be ineligible if more than 90 minutes of a game has been played. You may be able to exchange your tickets for next year's tournament. Check the U.S. Open site for full details.
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If you use ViewSonic monitors in your small business and don't want your employees and clients to change their settings, you can lock their OSD -- On-Screen Display -- to lock all settings. However, if you no longer have the manual for the monitor and want to change the settings, you must find a way to unlock it. Unlocking the OSD of your business monitors is a straightforward process that takes just a few minutes.
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Turn on the ViewSonic monitor.
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Hold the button labeled "1" and the "Down" button for at least five seconds, if you have a CRT monitor.
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This letterbox is located at Nature Park.
You may want to bring some bread with you to feed the ducks.
Traveling from Idaho Falls, take the second Rexburg exit.
Turn RIGHT onto Main St.
Turn LEFT onto N. 5th W.
Continue down the road until you see a playground on the left and Nature Park Dr. Park by the brown wooden fence.
You will first need to find Addys Elephant to locate Ivas Zebra.
From Addys Elephant, trace your steps back to the asphalt path. Turn left and continue the loop. The golf course will be on your right. Go past the park bench. Take your first left towards the bridge. Right before you reach the bridge turn right on the trail. It is a VERY short trail. There is a big tree on your left and a bunch of small trees and plants on your right (just opposite of the big tree). The box is located in the small trees and plants on the right.
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curl: (60) SSL certificate problem, verify that the CA cert is OK. Details:
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More details here: http://curl.haxx.se/docs/sslcerts.html
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If you'd like to turn off curl's verification of the certificate, use
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I found similar questions on StackOverflow eg Curl Certificate Error when Using RVM to install Ruby 1.9.2, but a) this is a problem with installing RVM in the first place, not using RVM to install a new version of Ruby and more importantly b)the best answers to similar questions have suggested this is an error generated when referring to RVM's old site ie. rvm.beginrescueend.com. The solution given is to use
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Tuba players at the University of Memphis, dressed in cute red vests and bow ties, are offering serenades. For about $25, they will play two songs while delivering chocolates and a card.
Good morning. I'm Renee Montage. As one considers the many ways of wooing a beloved on Valentine's Day, the ungainly tuba and its deep bass sound are not the most obviously romantic. Still, a dozen tuba players at the University of Memphis in cute red vests and bow ties are offering a tuba serenade that will at least bring smiles. Their fee includes chocolates, a card, and two classic tunes like "My Girl" and "My Guy."
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Uh… sorry about that headline. I'm also sorry about Ted Kennedy's brain cancer. And Kennedy ain't dead yet: the man just walked out of the hospital, smiling and waving to the cameras, and his doctors say that, while his cancer isn't curable, it is treatable. That all by itself is good for the gays: Ted Kennedy is a passionate supporter of gay rights, one of our best advocates in the federal government, and the longer we've got him in the U.S. Senate, the better.
But when I heard the newsand when things looked a bit more dire than they do nowI recalled some stories written back in 2004 (here's one) when John Kerry, the other U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, was running for president. If Kerry won the presidencyand it sure looked like he was going to for about ten minutes therefolks predicted that openly gay U.S. Rep. Barney Frank would run for, and was likely to win, Kerry's seat.
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Mine isn't working either ... and I'm not sure if it is because I changed my password and email address in polldaddy.com but there's no way to change this in polldaddy plugin.
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Skip to comments.The Top Nine "Changes" Barack Obama Would Make as President
Posted on 03/07/2008 5:12:48 AM PST by Kaslin
"All change is not growth; as all movement is not forward." -- Ellen Glasgow
As people who have followed Barack Obama closely over the last few months have long since realized, there has been very little substance to the man's campaign besides his determination to lose -- oops, I mean "end" -- the war in Iraq.
If you boil Obama's appeal down to its essential core, most of his supporters seem to like him because he's a relatively young, charismatic, black man who talks a lot about "change," "unity," and the "audacity of hope."
But, what does that tell you about how Obama would behave if he gets into office? Very, very little. After all, pretty much anybody, from Napoleon, to Fidel Castro, to Mickey Mouse could run on a platform of "hope," "change," and "unity" because it's so broad and meaningless.
Of course, that doesn't mean that Barack doesn't have an agenda. He most certainly does have one, but it's just an agenda that he tries to avoid talking about because the better Americans get to know him, the less appealing he's going to be.
So, with that in mind, let me take you through a short tour of some of Barack Obama's radical beliefs. In all fairness, I should note that he has flip-flopped on some of these issues after his Barney the Dinosaur style "I Love You, You Love Me" campaign for the presidency got into full swing. But, experience has taught us that you can put a lot more stock into what a politician says before he starts trying to desperately convince middle America to vote him into the White House, than after.
#1) Weakening America's Military: Barack Obama has pledged, among other things, to make defense cuts during war time, to cut spending on national missile defense, that he won't weaponize space, to slow development of future combat systems, and to seek a "world without nuclear weapons." Is this a man who can be trusted as Commander-In-Chief?
#2) Losing the War in Iraq: Obama is promising to throw away the hard earned gains our troops have made in Iraq by immediately removing combat brigades each month, regardless of the situation on the ground, and by having all of our "combat brigades out of Iraq within 16 months."
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff publicly warned Barack and, for that matter, Hillary that they could create a "chaotic situation" with their policy that could take the "gains we have achieved and struggled to achieve and turn them around overnight." Come on, Admiral, don't you know that Obama isn't going to listen to what the military has to say about a war when there's an election to be won?
#3) Gay Marriage: Although Barack Obama claims to oppose gay marriage, in 2004 he said that he opposed the Defense of Marriage Act, which is the only thing keeping the courts from imposing gay marriage on the whole country. If you want to see gay marriage become the law of the land in your state, no matter what the voters think, vote for Obama.
#4) Pro-Partial Birth Abortion: It's never a surprise to find a Democrat who's a big fan of abortion, but Obama goes above and beyond the call of duty. He had a perfect rating of 100% from NARAL in 2005, 2006, and 2007, opposes "notifying parents of minors who get out-of-state abortions," and he even opposed banning partial birth abortions. If you want to see as many women as humanly possible in this country putting their own children to death via abortion, vote Obama.
#5) Legalizing Marijuana: Obama, a former (we hope) druggie, who has admitted to using marijuana and cocaine, has said that he favors "decriminalizing marijuana." Perhaps you can't blame him for wanting to make it easier for people to get drugs since, after all, he used them and look how he turned out. If Barack gets into the White House, one day mothers all over America can tell their children that they'll never be anything in life if they use hard drugs and those children can reply, "Well, at least I can be President!"
#6) Handing 845 billion dollars of your money to other nations: Obama's Global Poverty Act would commit the United States to spending, over the next 13 years, 845 billion dollars more than what we already do on global poverty. Obama followed that up with a release that said in part, "It must be a priority of American foreign policy to commit to eliminating extreme poverty..." If Obama actually believes that not only is the United States capable of "eliminating extreme poverty," but that we should actually make that utopian dream a "priority," then he's far too naive to be in the White House.
#7) If you think George Bush is a big spender, you haven't met Obama: Even though the United States is already running a deficit, Obama is planning to push a whole host of new big government programs including a "10-year, $150 billion program to establish a green energy sector," a "$60 billion National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank," and a "nearly universal health care plan (whose annual price tag he low-balls at $50 to $65 billion)." If you're all for tax and spend liberalism and watching the deficit spiral even further out of control, there's no one you should want in the White House more than Obama.
#8) Amnesty and your tax dollars for illegal aliens: Believe it or not, John McCain, the Republican who is most closely associated with catering to illegal aliens, is actually well to Barack Obama's right on the issue.
Obama favors drivers licenses for illegals, wants to give illegals welfare and Medicaid, wants to let them participate in Social Security, opposes making English our national language, and he favors a comprehensive approach to illegal immigration, AKA amnesty, that even John McCain now claims to oppose.
#9) Gun Control: Obama is a perfect example of the stereotypical, liberal gun grabber. Obama has pledged to "Ban the sale or transfer of all forms of semi-automatic weapons," has "opined unequivocally that D.C.'s ban was 'constitutional'," and in 1996, Obama, in a survey, "supported banning the manufacture, sale and possession of handguns." If you're an opponent of the 2nd Amendment, who believes law abiding citizens shouldn't be allowed to defend themselves, Obama is your man.
Dear Jesus.... Why are so may worshiping this idiot???
Kids have William "nose like a Hoover vacuum cleaner" Clinton to point to now.
Because so many of them are idiots themselves. These are their convictions, too.
Why are we not hearing about this stuff in the news.
Is the media in this country truly so corrupt?
Yeah just the latest shiny object. That and the left has developed such an irrational hatred of Bush, that any candidate who talks smooth and throws in the word change frequently will do well with the airheads.
Surprisingly to me, the far left is even turning on the Clintons over this. Just a few short months ago the Clintons were the closest thing the left had to Gods, now over at DU you would think you were reading FR reading some of the things said about Bill & Hillary.
bttt for later
Oh you are being modest. Obama also has voted for killing live babies after birth in the event the abortion did not kill them.
Well the media is doing everything to keep the sheeple ignorant and uninformed
All this without even mentioning that Islam would certainly be given pride of place in the US, and sharia would be implemented locally and then probably nationally within his first two years.
Oh please God...don't let him be President...
You forgot one: Reparations.
and he will favor the crazy locoweed Chavez over Columbia's Uribe, and thus assure that Latin America turns completely communist.
Kiss goodbye to your second amendment rights.
Say goodbye to equal rights. Whites will be further disenfranchized and marginalized as they are pushed out of jobs, universities, and public life.
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..."Mexico would be a Utopia compared to what hed turn this country into."...
Actually, Barack Hussein Obama would turn the USA into Mexico, or worse.
Because he represents "change"...and they are not thinking.
They're the same people who watch Oprah and American Idol.
"Is the media in this country truly so corrupt?"
I assume that's a rhetorical question.
Now this is the type of look that should be taken, and is taken, with candidates seeking national office. This guy has managed to completely avoid any critical look at his "record" and the substance of his speeches.
Good one!
Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left (Paperback)
YES! See link at post #27
I never thought that I would see a spouse of a presidential candidate who was more of a radical, narcissistic, arrogant, hubristic, self-entitled, and maddening solipsist than Hilary Clinton. To the nations dismay, I think we have found her. She is the loose cannon Benito Mussolini face of liberal fascism that Barack He who must not be middle named Obama is so careful to hide. Barack He who must not be middle named Obama is more practiced at keeping the mask up. But in the liberal Hyde Park ghetto that she lives in in Chicago, attending cocktail parties with her coterie of liberal U of C academics, Black South Side DemonRat pols, public sector sinecures, NGO flacks and liberal Sun Times columnists, EVERBODY she knows thinks and feels this way.
The ascendancy of Barack He who must not be middle named Obama is the realization of the efforts of all the Cultural Marxists whose ideas were nurtured by the Gramcians who set up the Frankfurt School and spawned cultural radicals like Erich Fromm, Herbert Marcuse, and Theodore Adorno. Their intellectual progeny are thoroughly ensconced in the MSM, academia, Hollywood, and most importantly in the George Soros directed modern day Democratic Party which is the nest for all the Vipers on the left, the racial identity determininists, the radical feminists, the sexual deviationist lobby, the watermelon environmentalists, the open borders crowd and the anti-war seditionists who seek to steal from our magnificent armed forces the victory that they have earned with their blood and valor in the SAME MANNER as they stole our hard earned victory from those of us who are Vietnam vets.
Their apotheosis is the religion of Obama, the Lucifer deceiver who would lead this great nation to Fabian Socialist HELL!!!
Should Barack he who must not be middle named Obama get a compliant Democrat Congress and Senate, the damage done to this country and to liberty as we have known it, would be incalculable. He is the most dangerous presidential candidates since Henry Wallace. Please check this link. It will tell you all that you need to know. There is credible info that could lead one to believe that his Indonesian stepfather to him to Mosque with the intent of making him Muslim. His own campaign said in a LA Time article that he was never a REGULARLY practicing Muslim, leading one to infer that he was an IRREGULARLY practicing Muslim. That is enough for the Muzzies to convict him as an apostate or to accept him as one of the faithful deceiving the dhimmis. Check the years 1971-1973 at the link below.
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SAN FRANCISCO Public concerns about the U.S. government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
Two products brought out in the past five weeks illustrate the rapid development of the new marketplace: Blackphone, a handset which started shipping on June 30 for $629, and Signal, a free app that appeared on the iPhone app store last week.
They are among an array of offerings to emerge since Snowden, a former National Security Agency contractor, last year leaked documents that showed the U.S. government harvested enormous amounts of data from the likes of Google Inc, Yahoo Inc, Microsoft Corp, AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications Inc.
Though they have different business philosophies, target markets and tactical approaches, the companies behind Blackphone and Signal share an underlying encryption technique, world-class cryptographers, and an anti-government stance.
"In an environment of increasingly pervasive surveillance, we want to make it as easy as possible for anyone to be able to organize and communicate securely," Signal maker Open Whisper Systems wrote on its blog.
Secure communications will be a major topic at two key hacking conferences in Las Vegas this week: Black Hat, which is aimed at professionals, and Def Con, which attracts many amateurs.
Blackphone uses software from one of its backers, Silent Circle, that allows users to send encrypted voice calls and texts to one another. Silent Circle's software is already available for iPhone and Android phones, but the company says Blackphone is more secure because it uses a new operating system - based on Android - that makes it harder for hackers to take control of the phone and eavesdrop.
Silent Circle recently expanded its service by allowing encrypted calls to landlines. That feature has helped its sales rate triple in the past three months, said Silent Circle Chief Revenue Officer Vic Hyder. He declined to give subscriber figures but said Chevron Corp and Walt Disney Co were among the company's major corporate customers.
Supported mainly by grants, Signal maker Open Whisper Systems was co-founded by security researcher Moxie Marlinspike and already has a compatible Android version called RedPhone. The company said Signal had 70,000 downloads on the first day.
Marlinspike said the company may charge in the future for extra services, but the basic functions of the app should remain free forever. "Open Whisper Systems is a project rather than a company, and the project's objective is not financial profit," he wrote on his personal blog.
An encrypted chat service popular with security professionals is Wickr. The free service relies on heavy encryption that is considered unbreakable for the foreseeable future if implemented correctly.
Wickr does not use the open-source software that is the industry standard, which means security experts cannot inspect its software code. But Wickr says it will soon post results of security audits by well-regarded firms, and it is offering a$200,000 reward for anyone who breaks its system.
Wickr Chief Executive Nico Sell, a longtime official at Def Con, said she plans to add a desktop version of Wickr soon.
Civil liberties enthusiasts have welcomed the proliferation of new privacy-protecting software and services, but some law enforcement and intelligence agents are concerned that they make it more difficult for agents to intercept communications.
"It's a significant problem, and it's continuing to get worse," Amy S. Hess, executive assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, told the Washington Post. An FBI spokeswoman declined to elaborate.
Experts said it was unlikely that any communications system can be 100 percent safe from government interception. The goal for some users would be simply to make it expensive for the authorities to eavesdrop on them without good reason.
The variety of new services can be confusing for consumers, who must wade through marketing hype for unproven products and seek out reviews by experts. Knowing the limitations of these services could be as important as picking the right product.
"When people make claims about 'military-grade security' and being 'NSA-proof,' that doesn't pass the laugh test," said security researcher Kenneth White, the director of a nonprofit project that audits cryptography-dependent services.
However, he praised both Blackphone and Signal, saying the people behind those products had extensive industry experience.
Over the next few years, it is likely that many more privacy services will be introduced. The majority will likely vanish amid the competition and confusion, technologists say.
"There's going to be a lot of carnage," Wickr's Sell said.
(Reporting by Joseph Menn; Editing by Tiffany Wu)
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I have many functions that take a global ArrayList as an argument, some of them don't make any change of this list, and others are need to remove some elements of this array while working, so i create a local tempArrays inside these function.
static ArrayList array1 = new ArrayList();
public fn1(ArrayList array1)
ArrayList tempArray1 = new ArrayList();
tempArray1 = array1;
The problem is the deleted elements is deleted also from original arrayList
array1, i don't know why? .


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The Tears of a Clown
The Nance at Lyceum Theatre
New York
One of the most exciting things that a well-produced play can do is serve as a time machine, giving modern-day audiences a privileged glimpse of a corner of the lost world of the past. That's what Douglas Carter Beane does with "The Nance," a dead-serious comedy set in New York circa 1937 in which Nathan Lane plays a self-hating gay man who makes a living playing outrageously effeminate gay men on the burlesque stage. Such comedians were known as "nances" (short for "nancy boys"), and most of them were straight. The paradox that drives "The Nance," by contrast, is that Chauncey Miles, Mr. Lane's character, is the real thing—but that he lives in an age when his own sexuality is not merely unmentionable but illegal. It's an immensely promising premise, and Messrs. Beane and Lane, greatly aided by Jack O'Brien, the director of "The Nance," make the most of it.
Produced on Broadway by Lincoln Center Theater, "The Nance" is a two-layered play in which authentic-sounding burlesque routines concocted by Mr. Beane and Glen Kelly, who wrote the original music, alternate with backstage scenes that show us in agonizing detail what Chauncey's emotionally starved private life is like. A straight-ticket Republican ("Say something nice about Roosevelt and prepare to have your eyes scratched out") who bristles at the very mention of socialism, he prefers his sex anonymous and takes it wherever he can find it. Then he meets an earnest young fellow from Buffalo ( Jonny Orsini) at the Automat, hauls the boy home for a tumble and, very much to his surprise, falls in love. All is bliss until the cops decide to crack down hard on nance acts, thus putting Chauncey's livelihood and identity at risk.
Mr. Beane's previous plays and musical-comedy books have been by turns repellently bitchy ("The Little Dog Laughed," "Mr. and Mrs. Fitch") and cloyingly campy ("Lysistrata Jones," "Xanadu"). Not so "The Nance," in which he's found a way to use the campiness that is his primary theatrical color to relevant and moving effect. It helps immeasurably, of course, that Mr. Lane is giving the kind of richly realized performance of which playwrights dream—he's never been better—and that Mr. O'Brien's staging, enhanced by the period choreography of Joey Pizzi, is both pointed and authoritative. But "The Nance" is far more than just a star vehicle: It's a snapshot of the way things used to be, and every laugh cuts to the quick.
As good as Mr. Lane is, "The Nance" isn't a one-man show by any means. Not only is Mr. Orsini touchingly direct, but Jenni Barber, Andréa Burns, Cady Huffman (who's as brassy as 76 trombones) and the infallible Lewis J. Stadlen (who deserves to be in contention for a supporting-actor Tony this time around) are breathtakingly bold as Chauncey's fellow comics. John Lee Beatty's big-budget turntable set, which looks to be inspired by the burlesque-hall paintings of Reginald Marsh, is at once lavish and seedy. Likewise Ann Roth's on-target costumes, which do much to heighten the show's visual authenticity.
"The Nance" definitely has its faults. The clockwork alternation of onstage and offstage scenes becomes a bit rigid, and Mr. Beane loses his grip on the show's dramatic arc two-thirds of the way through the second act, which starts to drift right when it should be picking up speed. These are, however, forgivable failings. What matters far more is that "The Nance" never hides its emotions behind a cloud of camp, nor does it settle for easy applause-sign trickery. (Even the political jokes are understated.) It shows you the real pain of a real man, and makes you feel what he feels.
Motown: The Musical at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Berry Gordy, the Oz of Motown Records, has now given us an autobiographical jukebox musical called, naturally enough, "Motown: The Musical." It's a vanity production in all senses of the word, since Mr. Gordy wrote the book himself. The results should have been called "The Genius of Me: How I Singlehandedly Transformed American Culture, Made a Gazillion Dollars and Slept With Diana Ross." If you're willing to sit through two hours and 45 minutes' worth of unbridled self-love, you'll get to see a stageful of actors pretending to be Mr. Gordy, Ms. Ross, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder and other such folk. The songs are great, the performances predictably predictable, the sets stupefyingly expensive. All this might possibly have added up to a just-about-tolerable show, but everybody in "Motown" insists on talking—a lot—and every single word that comes out of their mouths is fatuous beyond belief. (Sample line: "Doesn't matter who owns the company. You built a legacy of love!")
So you've you been longing to see a cruiseship-worthy musical that makes "Jersey Boys" look intellectual? Get in line.
Mr. Teachout, the Journal's drama critic, blogs about theater and the other arts at www.terryteachout.com. Write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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How to change the drive letter for CD drive on Windows 7? I want to map network location to the letter that is currently used by my CD drive.
Right click on the Computer icon on the Desktop and select Manage option.
Right click on the CD/DVD icon in the bottom panel and select
Change the letter and select OK.
In some cases, for the drive's entry to show up in Disk Management, it has to have a readable CD/DVD inserted.


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Live review: Dave Matthews Band potent in IrvineSeptember 9th, 2012, 10:10 am by ROBERT KINSLER, FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
With Dave Matthews Band set to release its eighth studio album (the dazzling Away from the World) on Sept. 11, the group appeared more than pumped throughout its three-hour concert Saturday night at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. Joined by several guests (notably guitar great Stanley Jordan) and reportedly offering up the live debut of not one but two songs off that soon-to-drop disc, Matthews and his terrific players would have blown the roof off the place if there was one.
When I last caught DMB here in Irvine, September 2009, the troupe was touring behind another then-new album, the Grammy-nominated Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King, its first new work since the untimely death of saxophonist LeRoi Moore the year before. As impressive as that set was, its 155-minute length was easily outdistanced by Saturday's performance, clocking in 20 minutes longer, in front of a packed house that covered every corner of the lawn.
Opening with the funk-tinged "Seven," Matthews and his band never let up. That song showcased a three-horn attack alongside Tim Reynolds' incredible fretwork, though throughout the night every member of the ensemble had multiple chances to shine. Yet, whereas many jam bands blessed with such skilled musicians merely use extended songs to showcase their talents, with DMB the song is never eclipsed.
On "If Only," one of several pieces from Away from the World featured this night, things started out relatively quiet, Matthews singing in his beautiful falsetto accompanied by his acoustic guitar. But as artfully as a celebrated symphony orchestra, other colors were added as the song went on, and before long the mighty rhythm section (drummer Carter Beauford and bassist Stefan Lessard), the powerful horns (Jeff Coffin on sax, Rashawn Ross on trumpet) plus Reynolds, signature violinist Boyd Tinsley and the star himself were roaring. Many groups might have concluded with such a dynamic shift, but DMB then proceeded to scale things down again, to a bewitching quiet, before ending the gem.Read the rest of this entry »


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Bertha Johnson
Published: Friday, March 24, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
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Bertha Pitt Johnson, 92, a native of New Orleans and resident of Houma, died at 9:56 a.m. Wednesday, March 22, 2006.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Chauvin Funeral Home. Liturgy of the Word will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home chapel, with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery.
She is survived by one daughter-in-law, Peggy Miley Johnson; and one nephew, Richard Howard Fabacher and wife, Deborah, of Athens, Ala.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Bev Johnson; her parents Ernest W. Pitt and Angeline Guiza Pitt; one son, Claude Leslie Johnson; and one sister, Louise Fabacher.
She was a retired secretary and clerk with Western Auto.
She was a parishioner of St. Francis de Sales Cathedral.
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Okay - I know I can check if it is the main page with
<?php if (is_home()) { echo "ohai"; }?>
But it only works on index.php or main page of the template, it's no good elsewhere.
I'd need that in other template files (footer.php to be exact).
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] came to my mind, but it's no good with WordPress since current script is always index.php.
Any other solutions? :/


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|Reviews for The Political Marriage - Hephaestus and Aphrodite
| a12333 chapter 2 . 6/27
I like this story very much I hope you continue with it
| Guest chapter 2 . 1/30
Awesome! There isn't enough of this pairing out there! You do it better than anyone I've read!
| Kira chapter 2 . 12/19/2015
I know it's been almost three years since this has been updated but I really freaking need a sequel to that. Seriously. If you ever see this, least consider it? (! (: !)
| Guest chapter 2 . 11/27/2015
| Guest chapter 2 . 11/13/2015
Please write more, they are soo cute!
| penNameofthegods chapter 2 . 7/31/2014
Wait you have only done 2 chapters...
I have to know more!
The marriage of Hephaestus and Aphrodite has always been something to write about. The goddesses of beauty having to marry the only lame, deformed and ugly god in Olympus, personally Hephaestus is my favorite god and if you want suggestions how about something how about Hephaestus disability and what Aphrodite thinks of it and does she think differently about him because of it or something like that!
This is amazing and I love it please keep it up!
| Guest chapter 1 . 3/26/2014
so beautiful
| Jared hoyos chapter 1 . 3/26/2014
Not good i hate this alot very very veryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryveryvery very very very very very very very very very much.
| goitom nega i ne chapter 1 . 2/27/2014
please give the phone no to call i need i pointment for this week
| I'm-Too-Insane chapter 1 . 4/13/2013
It is a cool plot and i like it. :)
| Jellybelly Puffypants chapter 2 . 2/9/2013
Love it so far! Please continue the story.
| ira-gula-superbia chapter 2 . 2/4/2013
Excellent writing. The thought processes of the characters seem authentic, and we enjoy the interactions. A possible idea for you is the meeting of their children. Hephaestus made Pandora, the own who crafted her from clay and all, and Aphrodite, at the very least, has Eros. Merely a thought.
| Unbecoming Me chapter 2 . 2/3/2013
OMG! You make Aphrodite human! I love you for it! Most of the story I read only make Aphrodite out to be a bad guy, not that she isn't when it come to Hephaestus, but this is just too cute! I love it, can't wait for the next one.
| Unbecoming Me chapter 1 . 1/31/2013
I love it, this chapter describe how I see the relationship between Hephaestus and Aphrodite, so cute yet tragic. I love this story, can't wait to read more :3 Update soon.
| Fostersb chapter 1 . 1/28/2013
I definitely think that you should continue. I really am intrigued by the couple and I love the idea that the two would actually grow to love one another after so many years together.
I think that you did a really great job of showing how they could come together and I would like to see one shots that focus on how they realized their love-especially Aphrodite for Hephaestus.
I am not sure if you meant it, but the story got categorized as Ares/Hephaestus as an fyi.
Update soon!


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I'm looking for a TCP/IP stack that can be used without an OS. Our customer has an "aversion" to interrupts and doesn't want a real OS on a embedded board we're building. It's desirable to move as much of the functionality to FPGA as possible due to the fact we will be only using a 50 to 100 MHz Arm. And I'm pretty sure GPL licensed stuff won't be acceptable for this client. (Due to the legal quagmire associated with it. They expect to have full unrestricted rights to the software once it's complete.)
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
uIP (micro IP) and lwIP (lightweight IP) are both candidates worth consideration. According to the original developer of both stacks - Adam Dunkel - one of the primary differences between the two is: "lwIP is larger than uIP, but provides better throughput". Both stacks employ a modified BSD license and have been used in commercial products.
This doesn't necessarily answer your question the way you want it answered (it's not in the comments section since my diatribe is probably going to be too long). However, I think it may still be helpful.
A couple of points. I think you should re-educate your clients on the benefits and costs of interrupts. Interrupts are a very efficient way of handling device control and, unless you're meticulous about your coding, you're unlikely to match the performance with non-interrupt-driven code.
Secondly, using GPL software will give them full unrestricted rights to the software, it just won't allow them to restrict others. If you mean they do want to restrict others then I'd be asking why they think they should have the right to use the labours of others without any give-back.
You may well be able to find a TCP stack under a more permissive licence than GPL (allowing them to effectively close-source it). If you have a C compiler for your FPGA, you can possibly look into uIP which has a very permissive licence from a brief look:
That's it, no "must release under GPL" or any other viral clauses, and the only attribution is the inclusion of the copyright notice.
Currently I'm using the lwIP library on an ARM Cortex-M3 at 50MHz with no OS. It's a project based on the Luminary Micro (now TI) Stellaris Serial to Ethernet Reference Design Kit (http://www.luminarymicro.com/products/rdk-s2e.html).
This kit includes source code and schematics and gives us a solid base to develops some products.
I've no affiliation with TI or Luminary, just a very happy customer.
I have written a Ethernet+TCP stack on 'bare metal' for a Texas Instruments 16-bit DSP. The lack of byte-wide addressing was rather a nuisance; some data structures store data packed two bytes per word, while others store one byte per word (in the C compiler, both 'char' and 'int' are signed 16-bit types). None of the Ethernet or TCP code uses interrupts; both handled in a "call as often as convenient" routine which typically cycles around 100x/second. Performance is not super-duper, but it is generally adequate. Perhaps the biggest weakness in my stack is that it doesn't handle out-of-order packets (packets arriving out of sequence will be ignored; they'll hopefully get retransmitted after the expected packets arrive). What you're seeking is certainly doable, though that doesn't necessarily mean it's worth the effort.
BTW, my TCP stack supports a rather interesting 'echo server' on port 23. Any number of telnet clients can connect to port 23, and whatever data they send will be given back to them. Although this server just echos data, it could be adapted to send things like documents completely statelessly. Anyone ever seen anything like that?
Just adding a note that there's a fairly new open source TCP/IP stack intended for MCUs in Freescale's FNET. It's LGPL/GPLv3 licensed, differing from some of the other BSD licensed ones, so it may not be suitable for the original poster's project, but it may still be relevant to other users. It current lists Kinetis (Cortex-M4) as a supported platform along with some ColdFire parts.
Well, I stumbled on this post as a result of looking into FNET, and although its old, its not answered, so I'll add my two cents... Micromonitor is a boot monitor that when run standalone, supports TFTP client/server, DHCP client, ping client/server and a simple UDP based command line interface. It includes demo applications that allow you to hook LWIP directly to the underlying ethernet driver used by the bootmonitor. This allows the demo to be used on any micromonitor port with almost no change.
No interrupts, no GPL... just a polling loop. The example applications include several different hookups: (LWIP, LUA, PICO-C, BWBASIC, etc..). The demo includes an HTTP server (hooks to uMon's TFS file system so you just build up html basic files), UDP-based command server, a telnet client and http-get client. Most of the demos are extensions of the demos that come with LWIP.
Check it out... http://www.umonfw.com
You can use Simulink Embedded Coder to implement it. And then if you need, you can modify the generated code. (Ofcourse it is not advised if you have another option such as one of the solutions stated above.)


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