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It's been a tough year for the Catholic church, at least on paper.
When Pope John Paul II decried July's World Pride Roma as "offensive to Christians" and the city of Rome withdrew some of its promised official support for the event, the controversy sparked an unprecedented public conversation about homosexuality in Italy. Several public figures took the opportunity to come out. In November, a Vatican official, Colombian Cardinal Dario Castrillon, publicly admitted that some Roman Catholic priests are gay -- despite the Catholic position that homosexuality is "intrinsically evil" and "objectively disordered" -- although he said their numbers are "much smaller" than in the rest of society. "Their existence hurts us, but we are not ashamed of them," he said.
One of the Pope's biographers has dared to confront the Vatican's anxiety head-on in a new book. Marco Politi's La Confessione is a nonfiction account of one unidentified Italian priest's struggle to reconcile his gay identity with his commitment to the Catholic church. In the book the priest describes an underground network of gay priests within the Italian church. "There are always those who fear being discovered by superiors and listed as partners in a homosexual corporation. It's incredible how the fear is so widespread," he says.
Politi, a journalist who covers the Vatican for the Roman newspaper La Repubblica, also co-wrote His Holiness, a 1997 biography of Pope John Paul II, with American journalist Carl Bernstein. Politi told the Associated Press that he had trouble finding a publisher for La Confessione, due to "a certain amount of fear" of the Vatican's reaction. But the book's first Italian printing of 5000 sold out within three weeks.
Earlier this year, three books published in the U.S. addressed the "gay crisis" facing the American Catholic church. The book that drew the most favorable critical reception -- as well as the most admiring audience among the Catholic clergy -- was the solemn and remarkably candid The Changing Face of the Priesthood by Donald Cozzens, a highly respected "priest's priest" who has spent 35 years ministering to priests and seminarians in the Diocese of Cleveland.
The Catholic clergy has been dramatically shrinking throughout the past thirty years. The average age of diocesan priests is now close to 60 -- raising serious questions about the future of the church. Cozzens blames this "crisis of soul" on the clergy's eroding authority after Vatican guidelines issued in the early 1960s gave new power to lay Catholics, the loss of respect due to sex abuse scandals, the difficulty of finding intimacy while remaining celibate, and "the growing perception (one seldom contested by those who know the priesthood well) the priesthood is or is becoming a gay profession." No one knows the real numbers, but Cozzens cites a 1989 study that estimated that that 48.5 percent of priests and 55.1 percent of seminarians were gay. He describes a culture of secrecy, confusion, and fear -- a vast and ornate closet -- that is causing profound damage to both its straight and its gay inhabitants.
Papal Sin, historian Garry Wills's no-holds-barred critique of Pope John Paul II, the Catholic doctrine of papal infallibility, and the Churches "structures of deceit," also predicts imminent disaster if the church doesn't address looming issues of sex and gender. Because of the current pope's continued insistence on celibacy among the clergy, Wills says, "many observers suspect that John Paul II's real legacy to his Church is a gay priesthood." More priests leave the clergy to marry than for any other reason. It seems likely then, as gay relationships become more and more accepted in secular society, that gay men will -- like their straight counterparts -- become increasingly reluctant to choose either celibacy or a guilt-ridden double existence and begin departing the priesthood en masse.
In his controversial book, The Silence of Sodom, gay professor of religion Mark D. Jordan goes even further, claiming not only that the church is full of gay men, but that its structures and rituals themselves -- the all-male clergy in their flowing vestments, even the act of taking communion below a naked statue of Christ -- are inherently homoerotic. He assails gay priests for colluding in the church's culture of silence. "I want gay priests -- those who are out and those who are not -- to think about what they are doing; to do an examination of conscience on themselves. I do think that the likeliest place for change to start is with a change of heart in the gay priests," he told the Southern Voice.
Each author begins by professing his love for the Catholic church, as well as his deep concern for its current hypocrisies and its future survival. And every one ends by prescribing the same remedy -- urgent and uncensored discussion reaching to the highest levels of the church hierarchy. Their courageous books are tiny -- but necessary -- first steps.
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How does std::vector implement the management of the changing number of elements: Does it use realloc() function, or does it use a linked list?
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How does std::vector implement the management of the changing number of elements: Does it use realloc() function, or does it use a linked list?
It uses the allocator that was given to it as the second template parameter. Like this then. Say it is in push_back, let
Something like that. The allocator will care about allocating memory. It keeps the steps of allocating memory and constructing object into that memory apart, so it can preallocate memory, but not yet call constructors. During reallocate, the vector has to take care about exceptions being thrown by copy constructors, which complicates the matter somewhat. The above is just some pseudo code snippet - not real code and probably contains many bugs. If the size gets above the capacity, it asks the allocator to allocate a new greater block of memory, if not then it just constructs at the previously allocated space.
The exact semantics of this depend on the allocator. If it is the standard allocator, construct will do
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All that is abstracted behind the allocator and the vector just uses it. A stack or pooling allocator could work completely different. Some key points about
One of the hard-and-fast rules of vectors is that the data will be stored in one contiguous block of memory.
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The only exception to this is the std::vector<bool> specialisation. It actually isn't bools at all, but that's another story.
So the std::vector will reallocate the memory, and will not use a linked list.
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For all you know, the push_back call could have caused the vector to shift its contents to an entirely new block of memory, invalidating pInteresting.
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Given this, how it actually manages it's reallocations is implementation specific.
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1. To prepare oranges, peel them, remove white membrane and cut oranges crosswise into 1/8-inch-thick slices.
2. To prepare pineapple drain it saving juice.
3. In a bowl combine the pineapple juice with the orange juice and set aside.
4. To prepare bananas, peel them and cut on the diagonal into 1/8-inch-thick slices.
5. In attractive serving bowl, layer half the orange slices and sprinkle with 1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar.
6. Layer half the banana slices , half the pineapple and sprinkle with half the coconut.
7. Repeat layering and pour juice mixture over top.
8. Refrigerate for about 3-4 hours until well chilled and serve.
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Calories 453 Calories from Fat 139
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 17 g25.6%
Saturated Fat 14.3 g71.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 23.9 mg1%
Total Carbohydrates 80 g26.8%
Dietary Fiber 12.2 g48.7%
Sugars 53.9 g
Protein 5 g9.3%
Vitamin A 11.4% Vitamin C 216.9%
Calcium 9.8% Iron 7.5%
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I found this recipe in a newspaper a while back. It is a very similar recipe to one a friend used to make a few years ago which everyone loved. So I have posted it here to try during summer.
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- 3 carrots, scraped and finely grated
- 125 g shredded coconut
- 3 tablespoons poppy seeds
- 1⁄2 cup currants
- 1⁄2 cup cashew nuts, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup lemon juice
- 1⁄2 cup oil
- 1 teaspoon mild curry powder
- Place carrots, coconut, poppy seeds, currants and cashews in a salad or serving bowl.
- Whisk together the lemon juice, oil and curry powder. Tip over salad and toss well.
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WOW, this is really good. The recipe doesn't specify and type of coconut and all I have is sweetened shredded for baking so I used that and it came out delish. I found the added sweetness to go very nicely with the carrot, nuts and currents. I have added this to my Christmas dinner menu and I know that it's going to be a hit with everyone. :D
Yummy, followed the written recipe, with the correction/adjustment on the amount of lemons juice (thanks Tisme for your help), this turned out to be a unique salad. The flavours really mixed well together. Served it with Cherry Tomato Salad, and BBQ meat (Beef, Chicken sausage and chicken). Thanks Tisme
LOVED THIS CARROT SALAD, especially with the inclusion of the coconut, cashews & currants! I did cut back on the curry powder but that was the only change! A most enjoyable recipe that I'll be making again! Thanks for posting it! [Tagged, made & reviewed in Make My Recipe]


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In 1912, the New York Highlanders took the baseball field in what would become the most famous uniform in sport history: Pinstripes. By the 1930s, the pattern on their uniform had come to define the first power look for men. As orderly as the lines on a banker's ledger, the pinstripe suit signified a man's stature in the corporate world. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees
Today, whether it's baseball or banking, how a man dresses can affect not only his performance, but also his career itself. If you don't present yourself properly on a job interview, you may not get in the door. Once inside, you need to look the part to stay there and move up. And eventually, if you want to move high up or out, you need to be aware of the messages you are sending others.
Consider the paintings of the Impressionist Georges Seurat: From far away, they are seemingly of a idyllic Sunday afternoon by the lake or a day at the Eiffel Tower. But move closer and you see that Seurat's images are, in fact, tiny dots of color. His pointillist style is actually nothing more than perfectly positioned brush strokes, which, when viewed as a whole, produce the big picture.
Dressing smart requires the same thinking: How you put all of the elements of you wardrobe together can either create an image that is visually pleasing or something that's big mess. In order to break down the elements of your appearance dot by dot. Does your suit frame your body well? Is that tie too distracting? Are your shoes tripping people up? By examining each aspect of your wardrobe you can develop the style that best suits who you are and eventually use that style to set yourself apart.
How a man dresses and looks is obviously important, but what defines his style? The people we often consider the best dressed do not typically wear clothing we remember. There is not usually one item that stands out on such a man, he merely seems to put everything together well and carries himself with great sophistication. He is well groomed; his hair, nails, and general appearance seen clean and polished
His style is often defined by confidence, which some are born with and other acquire over time. It is a confidence not simply in what he is wearing, but rather in who he is. In other words, style without substance is meaningless. A great shirt and tie might help you get a job, but they will never do the work for you. Without the talent and drive to back up the promise of your appearance, you are merely an empty suit.
Fashion is a scary word for men and for good reason. It is mostly concerned with trends wearing the clothes that will be appropriate for one season, and perhaps not even that long. The world of fashion is obsessed with name-brand designers and labels that will impress a small section of society. There is nothing wrong with wanting to be fashionable, of course. But as with the things in life, following
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In 1975, John T. Molloy published his now classic book, Dress for Success. At the time, there was nothing like it to guide a man through the principles of proper attire in the workplace, and his sartorial homilies taught a generation how to "dress like a million so you can make a million." Molloy's philosophy was relatively simple: Clothing affects business performance and influences the way superiors and peers view you. And, playing to our most basic "keeping up with the Joneses" mentality, Molloy argues that even if you don't want to dress to get ahead, the next guy will.
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Ostriches have very large, sharp beaks and they tend to be a trifle short-tempered. The babies may look cute but in reality I don't think they make good pets. I'm not sure that anybody has tried to tame an ostrich. They have very strong legs and very strong claws, quite a formidable bird, in fact.
Ever seen an Ostrich race?
In 9th grade I undertook a science project of sketching and writing about animals in our zoo from A-Z. My sketch book to this day has a large oval mark (well indented) where the ostrich tried to take it from my hands. His (or her) criticism of my artwork, perhaps?
No, I haven't but I can well imagine that it would be fairly savage. Ostriches are not the most lovable of creatures.
Such birds are as close as we get to dinosaurs. There are a few others smaller but dangerous.
"Alix's facial expression in panel three is wrong."
You may be right, but I'll bet that Alix does recognize the sarcasm (she's old enough, and experienced enough with Holly as a sister), but has decided to take the idea anyway and run with it.
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She won't like that idea.
I once had to explain "ostrich" to a class of ELL kindergartners. They thought I was joking.
I just learned the other day that the origin of the word Ostrich is from Greek for "Big Sparrow!"
(Thanks, Jeopardy!)
I understand that gardeners line up to buy critter poop from visiting circuses; it makes good fertilizer. Or maybe Lion poop smell keeps the smaller cats from digging in the flower beds? :-)
Gag? On a geeky note, in flight, the egg will go from a fairly dense air pressure to about 35,000 feet. It might explode in transit, messy…
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2015 Cross Country: Finished 70th at the ACC Championships with a time of 22:09.0 … Was 169th overall at the NCAA Pre-National meet with a time of 21:34.4 … Came in 21st at the Princeton Inter-Regional Invitational with a time of 21:37.6 … Ran unattached at the VT Alumni Invite and finished eighth overall with a time of 22:00.60.
2015 Outdoor: All-ACC Academic Team member ... Placed third and recorded a new personal best 800-meter race time of 2:01.17 at the NCAA Championships, breaking her own previous school record ... Set a new personal record of 4:23.20 in the 1,500-meter run at the Tennessee Relays ... Member of the school record breaking team in the distance medley at the Tennessee Relays ... Competed in the 4x400-meter relay and placed runner-up in the 800 at the ACC Championships.
2015 Indoor: Set two new school records in the 600-meter and 800-meter events ... Competed in the 800-meter run four times, including the NCAA Championships where she finished fifth and posted a PR of 2:03.18 to break the school record ... Won the 800-meter event at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Clocked a 600-meter race personal record at the Virginia Tech Challenge with a time of 1:28.78 ... Posted the team best 400-meter time of 55.57 at the Virginia Tech Challlenge ... Participated in the 4x800-meter relay at the Iowa State Classic ... Ran the mile unattached at the Virginia Tech Invitational.
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2014 Outdoor: Earned All-America honors after finishing in 13th place in the 800 meters at the NCAA Championships with a time of 2:05.45...Ran an impressive career best time of 2:04.46 in the 800 meters at the Portland Track Festival nearly breaking the school record... Qualified for the NCAA East Regional where she ran a time of 2:05.36 at the NCAA East Regional.
2014 Indoor: Earned All-Conference honors after finishing as runner-up in the ACC Championships with a time of 2:08.20... Posted a career best in the 800-meter in the qualifying heats at the ACC Championships with a time of 2:06.61... Ran the anchor leg of the school record-setting 4x800-meter relay team.
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It's expected that Murphy will be hired as the New Milford Green Wave's head coach Thursday at the town's Board of Education meeting, according to Sean Bowley and Kevin Duffy of Hearst Inc.
Murphy, 45, had coached Masuk of Monroe the previous 16 seasons. He resigned in December.
It's been the most outlandish football offseason in recent memory, as 23 teams have had coaching openings. That's over a sixth of the state's 146 programs.
Murphy has been one of the most successful coaches in state history. He has a 159-34-1 record, and his .822 winning percentage is the fifth-best in state history, according to the 2012 Connecticut High School Football Record Book.
Masuk had success prior to Murphy. It was 31-23 between 1992-96 and played in both the 1985 and '86 Class M final (it lost both).
Murphy helped transform the Panthers into a state power, though. In his second season, they stunned heavily favored Fitch to win the CIAC Class L title.
Masuk qualified for the state playoffs in 12 of Murphy's 16 seasons. It won three state titles in seven championship appearances. It also snared a league-high six South-West Conference titles.
Murphy takes over one of the SWC's most downtrodden programs. It's never qualified for states, and it has a 31-82 record over the last 11 seasons. Its only winning season during that stretch was in 2008 (6-5). It won three-or-less games in nine of those years.
New Milford has the second-largest program in the 14-team SWC. It had 757 boys in grades 9-12 during the 2011-12 school year. Only Newtown (888) has more.
The hire further alters the SWC landscape as earlier this month, Craig Bruno moved to Naugatuck after having great success at his alma mater, Bunnell of Stratford. Bruno coached Bunnell to both the league and Class L championship in 2006 and 2007.
One final thing — New Milford opens the season against Masuk. Neat.
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Several sources told Carpenter that Pierce Brennan was the unanimous recommendation of Maloney's search committee. Brennan is an assistant coach at Trinity Pawling (N.Y.) and a math teacher.
Carpenter reported that Middletown assistant Kevin Frederick and Weaver of Hartford head coach Kevin Quinn were the other two finalists.
Meriden School Superintendent Mark Benigni wouldn't say who the search committee recommended, but said it included a teaching gig.
Maloney is one of EIGHTEEN vacancies left — Abbott Tech of Danbury, Avon, Branford, Bridgeport Central, Bunnell, Ellington/Somers, Fairfield Ludlowe, Fitch, Lewis Mills of Burlington, Masuk, Old Saybrook/Westbrook, Rockville of Vernon, St. Bernard/Norwich Tech, Stamford, Torrington, Wilby of Waterbury and Woodstock Academy.
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The last known native speaker of the Klallam language has died in Port Angeles, Washington. Klallam is the language of three U.S. tribes as well as one in British Columbia. Hazel M. Sampson was 103.
That ad from Coke is a reminder of just how many languages are spoken in our country. With that in mind, a bit of sad news this week: Hazel Sampson, the last known native speaker of the Klallam language, died in Port Angeles in Washington State on Tuesday. She was 103 years old. The Klallam language was one of many Native American languages the U.S. government tried to eliminate, and then later tried to preserve. The chairman of Hazel Sampson's tribe says her death marks the end of an era. There are an estimated 3,000 members of the Klallam tribe in the United States - most live in Washington State. And while the only known native speaker of the Klallam language has died, the language itself has not. It's being taught as a second language in some schools in the state.
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Late last night we pulled into Lonkanfjorden, experiencing our first taste of night as the sun disappeared behind the high mountains. Waking early, the Captain took a group of brave guests on an epic hike to the top most reaches of the mountain. Scaling the rocks with deft maneuvers, the hikers, epic and otherwise, were treated to a spectacular view of the salt waters below. Whereas other guests chose to take to Zodiacs to cruise the shores carved long ago by the reaching ice. Without hardly looking into the water, the amount of moon jellies were undeniable – thousands of ancient creatures pulsed along with the current in search of the tiny planktonic life upon which they feed. Even more spectacular was their predator, the largest jelly in the world – a lion's mane. Swimming through the density, the lion's mane scooped up all it could with tentacles reaching over ten meters. It was a morning of great views all around, on high and in the water just below the surface.
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Sifnos, Greece & Sailing
With the help of Aeolos, the ancient Greek god of wind, we enjoyed an amazing sail in the morning on our way to Sifnos, one of the westernmost Cycladic Islands. We arrived later in the afternoon, and from the main port, Kamares, we started our drive to Kastro. Kastro is the oldest inhabited and fortified settlement in the region. It is definitely one of the island's major highlights if not its most fascinating attraction. It was chosen for its strategic importance on top of a steep, rocky promontory, which is where they built the first acropolis in the ancient times. It was the island's fortified citadel throughout the times as well as the capital until 1836.
Our visit to the Kastro was an experience where time seemed to stand still as we walked on very narrow walkways along which people have always walked. Read More>
Jul 26, 2016
Sea Cloud
Port Althorp and the Inian Islands
The guests aboard the National Geographic Sea Lion awoke to a beautiful and typical Southeast Alaska morning. Southeast Alaska is best characterized by fog, stillness, and brisk temperatures. The fog sits between topographical forest layers, framing each tree to show its height and majesty. The stillness of this portion of Alaska is nearly breathtaking. Since the open ocean is buffered by an island archipelago, the waters of the inside passage are most often serene and calm.
Morning activities took the National Geographic Sea Lion to Port Althorp, a secluded bay on Chichigof Island. Read More>
Jul 26, 2016
National Geographic Sea Lion
Fernandina & Isabela
The youth of an Island such as Fernandina is well appreciated in all terms by ecologist visiting the Galapagos, understanding how ecosystem works is even harder especially during El Niño phenomena. Last event just occurred in 1997 and its effects lasted almost until 2001. Animal populations related to ocean food supply may decline because of the lack of nutrients. Other land based ecosystems instead will flourish with the arrival of the prevailing rains that will last for a longer period of time.
We started our day with a mega-hike in Punta Espinosa began quickly as the temperature increases, we managed to explore the colonies of marine iguanas and flightless cormorants. Read More>
Jul 25, 2016
National Geographic Endeavour
Myvatn Area
We left the coast today and headed inland towards Lake Myvatn and some of Iceland's most dramatic geology. Although we split up into different groups with different areas of focus, we all spent our time investigating the active volcanic areas that make this country so special.
A first stop was Godafoss, a beautiful waterfall that has become a popular stop thanks to its beauty. Read More>
Jul 25, 2016
National Geographic Explorer
Bartolome and Rabida Islands
We woke up today anchored in the northern side of Bartolomé Island and right after sunrise we walked a wooden boardwalk all the way up to the top of the mountain. This walk is special as it allows one to explain the succession of life in newly formed islands. Galapagos was never part of a landmass and as the islands were created by volcanic eruptions life had to arrive somehow, establish, and reproduce here. For this process we have four endemic settler plants to thank: the lava cactus, Mollugo spp., Tequilia, and Chamaesyce. These plants are like epiphytes in the sense that they derive all their nutrients from the air and the root system is there only to secure the plant. They open the surface of the island to other forms of life that can benefit from the organic material left by them. Without these plants no life would be found on land in Galapagos.
As we walked up the mountain. Read More>
Jul 25, 2016
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Sunday's letters: It's all about the money
Published: Sunday, July 20, 2014 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 18, 2014 at 6:18 p.m.
I would like to make a comment to Steve Ridgon of Moore, who wrote a letter, published in the July 25 edition, about state Sen. Glenn Reese commenting on the possible future legalization of marijuana in South Carolina.
The senator is probably correct, and many if not all states will pass legislation legalizing marijuana — not because it is good or bad for the citizens but because of the tax revenue this will bring to each state, even though we probably would not spend it on education or fixing our roads.
Colorado is reaping millions in new tax revenue from the shops selling marijuana, and other states will want to get on the bandwagon. Mr. Ridgon, it is always a matter of money, not citizens' welfare.
Cathy Calure
What did Obama do?
In his letter published July 15 ("Aiding and abetting him"), Clarence Lee Johnson compares President Barack Obama to some infamous gangsters who did terrible things that threatened the citizens of this nation. Surely we all agree that the gangsters were bad guys, but what did Obama do that was so bad? Mr. Johnson does not specify anything, but perhaps it is on this abbreviated list of achievements.
Maybe Mr. Johnson doesn't like the fact that President Obama ended the war in Iraq, instigated by Bush/Cheney's perfidious claims about weapons of mass destruction.
Perhaps Mr. Johnson dislikes the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which pumped more than $780 billion into an economy that had fallen into the worst recession since 1933. It's really hard to see how this act did any harm to citizens since the stimulated economy soon reversed course and began adding jobs instead of losing them.
Critics of the Obama administration who think it has harmed citizens should ask people in the auto industry what they think about the government's purchase of stock in GM and Chrysler in 2009, which rescued those companies from bankruptcy and saved 1.5 million jobs.
Or they should ask women how they feel about the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which provided women with added protection against pay discrimination, or about the funding added for the Violence Against Women Act in 2011. Or ask students if they were harmed by the increased number of Pell Grants to lower-income students, made possible by ending subsidies to banks providing college loans.
What harm was done to our citizens when Osama bin Laden was killed, or when millions avoided foreclosure with help from the Making Home Affordable Act, or when 9 million uninsured people obtained health insurance under the Affordable Care Act?
Allen Singer
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The power loadshedding has, for some years, been direly impacting the country's economy. Adding to its baggage of closed industrial units and lost jobs, declining exports and reserves, are the progressively longer outages, with little respite in sight. And that could not but spell bleaker economic prospects to which the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has drawn attention in its annual report, Asian Development Outlook. It says: "The economic situation weakened further in the first half of FY2013.....and food and general inflation both re-accelerated in January.....imports stagnated and imports contracted." The shortage of power supply, according to the ADB's assessment, would cut growth in GDP by two percent annually, ruining the chances of economic resurgence that calls for seven percent growth. The risk also is "possible shortfalls in agricultural production" offsetting the modest improvement in manufacturing.
At the same time, life that has largely become dependent upon regular flow of power suffers badly. Absence of electricity means interruption in water availability and it hardly needs mentioning that water is an essential component in doing the household chores, including personal cleanliness. If people in sheer exasperation hold public demonstrations, it is difficult to blame them; for they rightly believe that the government ought to have taken measures to ensure an adequate and uninterrupted availability of electricity. While, no doubt, calling a meeting of the Council of Common Interests is a right approach to call attention to the discriminatory allocation of electricity quota to Punjab, the declaring of two weekly off-days for government institutions is simply a palliative. It would, perhaps, improve the position somewhat for two days, but would, on the other hand, cause further hardships to the public in several ways, especially when the redress of their complaints would be delayed.
Chief Minister Najam Sethi has impressed upon Prime Minister Hazar Khan Khoso the importance of getting an equitable share of power for the province. However, the country needs a solution that according to experts lies in the full utilisation of the installed capacity, which is supposed to be higher than the actual demand. The focus should be on removing the hitches i.e. clearing dues of all concerned, recovery from defaulters and putting an end to freeloaders who steal power. The allocation of Rs 20 billion that the Prime Minister has made could set the ball rolling.
However, for ridding the country of the scourge of shortage, long-term solution has to be planned that should cater to growing needs in the future. Mr Khoso has rightly stressed the need for search of new gas deposits, but the known and unutilised sources must also be brought on line as quickly as possible. For one thing, the suicidal tendency of preventing the construction of Kalabagh dam must be curbed. For another, foreign expert advice on exploiting the wind and solar potential of the country must be sought. The effort has to be on a war footing.


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Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Launch
The stage is set for Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 to take its place in the race to regain its smartphone dominance. At its official launch, we got a whiff of the updated mobile OS, loaded on the newest and fastest devices that will be reaching our shores very soon.
First Looks: BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300
We take a look at the latest Curve in town, the 3G-enabled BlackBerry Curve 9300. Will it live up to our expectations? Read on after the jump.
BlackBerry OS 6 - An Improved Formula
The BlackBerry OS 6 is a refreshed approach to RIM's BlackBerry devices, breathing a new lease of life to the smartphone OS, but keeping things familiar for its loyal users. Here's what you need to know about the new BlackBerry OS 6.
RIM - Upcoming Plans and the New BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300
RIM (South East Asia) sat down today with the media, covering a wide range of topics from its plans for better distribution in Singapore, BlackBerry App World 2.0, BlackBerry 6 to the upcoming BlackBerry Curve 3G. Hit the jump for more details.
First Looks: LG Optimus One
The Google and LG collaboration has resulted in a smartphone loaded with Google's latest Froyo 2.2 OS: the LG Optimus One. We take a quick look at one of the first few smartphones to come out under the LG Optimus label.
HTC's New Smartphones
HTC continues their onslaught of Android-powered smartphones with two new devices, announced at a press conference in London. Here's what went down at the event.
Nokia World 2010 - Reinforcing Symbian^3
At this year's Nokia World, the spotlight lands on the Finnish company's reinforced focus on its Symbian^3 portfolio, such as the new Nokia E7. We present some of the major highlights of the annual mobile showcase by Nokia.
App Attack #001: 5 Apps to Get for Your Spanking New iPhone 4
Looking for apps for your spiffy new iPhone 4? Here's a quick list of apps that you should get (unless, well, if you already have them).
First Looks: Nokia E5
Though it shares the same business-centric focus as its E-series siblings, does the E in the Nokia E5 stand for excellence? Let our fingers do the talking as we put this QWERTY-equipped Symbian phone to the test.
First Looks: Sony Ericsson Aspen
As one of the rare few Windows Mobile and one of Sony Ericsson's Greenheart devices available in 2010, the Sony Ericsson Aspen marries both touch screen technology with a physical QWERTY keyboard. Here's our thoughts on this eco-conscious device.


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Is there a one line command in
tcsh to change the extension of a set of files? In the various DOS shells, I used to use the following:
ren *.abc *.def
This would rename all files ending in
.abc to end instead with
.def. In
sed terms this would perform something like the following:
sed -e 's/\(.\)*\.abc$/\1.def/'
on the file names. I could probably throw bits and pieces together to achieve something similar in *nix, but I'm guessing that the issue here is my lack of experience with
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Definición de carjacking en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun]
The action of violently stealing an occupied car: carjacking is a big worry [count noun]: the victim of a carjacking
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The threat of carjackings and kidnappings keeps people locked inside their houses.
- Police say more people are becoming victims of carjackings because thieves cannot bypass sophisticated security systems on modern vehicles.
- Many carjackings and kidnappings take place at traffic lights, where cars are forced to stop.
- Oraciones de ejemplo
- A woman scientist and mother-of-two who was carjacked and kidnapped by a knife-wielding maniac has spoken of her ordeal for the first time.
- The people in the vehicle hijacked or carjacked other cars and escaped.
- Moments later, he levels a weapon on another motorist and carjacks his pickup truck, a small white Ford Ranger.
- Oraciones de ejemplo
- His comments come after a number of high-profile cases where people in London have fallen victim to aggressive mobile phone thieves and violent carjackers.
- After six days in Sea Point - described in their travel brochure as 'cosmopolitan and vibrant' - they say they were threatened by a gang of carjackers who tried to snatch their hire car.
- All she could see were the bright lights strategically placed to keep the mall patrons safe from muggers, carjackers and the other ghosts that haunted dark parking lots.
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Blake Mason opened in 2005 and a year later was winning awards. Billing themselves as offering "amateur British men in action", the site's well known for featuring sexy and horny college-aged guys. Many are first-timers to filming porn, some are repeaters returning for several appearances, and a few are straight, open minded or exploring; most of these Brits are uncut. We thought it was time to take a fresh look at Blake Mason and see what's new, because this site just keeps on growing.
While lots of sites feature well-known porn performers, one of Blake Mason's draws is their amateur guys. You'll find plenty of fresh faces here, guys who are making their first appearances in adult videos. Ranging from 18 to 30 years of age, they have myriad body types from slender to athletic and well-defined to moderately muscular. While some have well-built physiques, you generally won't find guys who look like they spend their days in a gym. The site features a mix of smooth and hairy guys, and the odd guy will have some face scruff, although very few have full beards and mustaches. And these are mostly British guys with the odd other European, so you'll find lots of uncut cocks, but during some site changes there were more U.S. performers and the filming changed as the site changed to a new videographer.
While many of the guys are first-time amateurs, some come back to Blake Mason again and again, some shooting with them as many as 20 times or more (Kai has 39 videos and has appeared on other sites). So at what point do you stop calling a guy an amateur? And while loads of Blake Mason's guys are fresh faces and totally new to the site, you will find some of the performers doing the rounds on other British gay porn sites. A few, like the massively hung Matt Hughes, have gone on to become porn stars.
Most of the action on Blake Mason is filmed in bedrooms and living rooms, but they have a multi-part series called Mating Season that took guys outdoors on a camping trip, and I also saw another series filmed inside a bath house. At least once a week the site features a hardcore sex scene and a second update each week may be either another hardcore session or a solo jack-off video. The guy-on-guy sex scenes are usually duos, but there are a few threeways and groups. The performers get into horny suck and fuck sessions with lots of kissing, oral sex, face fucking, rimming, butt fucking and they end by shooting their juicy loads wherever they fly - on bellies or asses, splattering through the air and splashing across faces and hungry lips. Each episode has helpful category tags, like flip flop, doggy style, 69, rimming, foreskin play, etc., to help you find more of what you like.
There are now 1096 videos inside Blake Mason. The downloadable versions are offered in between two and four different sizes of MP4s depending on the age of the videos. The newer vids' largest size is offered in full HD, sized at 1920x1080 at good quality and the oldest at 640x480 plus one smaller size at good amateur quality. The videos are well lit, and the visual quality is good to very good. My computer struggled with the very highest HD MP4; it was too big to fit nicely on my 24-inch monitor and my computer is not robust enough to handle the 7+ Mbps bitrates. But the next largest version played well and I was quite happy with it.
You can also stream the videos, usually in two to four different sizes depending on the age of the video. I found the smallest version (640x360) was a decent size, but there were from one to three additional resolutions and the highest looks very good in full-screen mode. And for those who want to watch the videos on mobiles, the videos - being offered in MP4 format - will play on a variety of cell phones, tablets and other handheld devices.
Each episode comes with a picture set, the pics ranging up to as large as 667x1000. Newest pictures in particular are very good quality, and although the older vids come with good quality screen captures, the newer episodes include clear, well-lit digital stills. You can view the pictures in photo galleries with or without slideshows, and you can download them in zip files or save pics individually if you prefer.
Members get access to a forum which hasn't been very busy lately but is worth checking out, and also get 425 bonus videos on hand from a twink site plus another site. Your membership also gives you limited bonus access to the Phoenixxx network and the Emo Network so you can watch a limited number of videos in each network before you need to upgrade to a full membership.
I did find some negatives. There's a pre-checked offer on the billing page that, if left checked, will sign you up for a second site's membership when you join this one. There is a large ad with a video player at the top of every page, an animated group of thumbs at the bottom of every page that are actually ads, and ads have been added to the left side of the page. Gone are the blog and the separate behind-the-scenes videos section, the behind-the-scenes videos now added to the regular video section. Also the After Hours videos are listed both in their own section and in the main video section, which can be confusing.
The only other problem surrounded each scene's category tags. Nit picking perhaps, but clicking "3somes" got me five scenes, while "spit roasting" got me 17 listings including 13 more threeways.
Blake Mason is the kind of site members really enjoy. The hot guys are definitely the first thing to catch your eye, and the 1096 videos are a big plus. I must say that Blake Mason does a really good job of helping members find what they want. Every scene links the models to their other appearances and those category tags can be quite helpful, but you can also do free-form searches or tick pre-selected categories to find more of what you want. With regular twice-weekly updates along with mobile compatible videos and over 400 bonus vids, not to mention all those uncut cocks, there's so much at Blake Mason to keep members very, very happy.


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Lemon Blueberry Coffee Cake W-M
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 40 mins
This is from the Walmart site. It has a section called Idea Center. Some recipes are located there.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 3⁄4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1⁄2 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- 1⁄2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons butter
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Spray bottom of 9-inch springform pan with nonstick cooking spray; set aside.
- In medium bowl, combine flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
- In large mixing bowl, with electric mixer, beat butter and granulated sugar until light and fluffy.
- Beat in egg and vanilla, then yogurt and lemon peel just until blended.
- Stir in flour mixture just until blended. Reserve 1 cup batter; set aside.
- Spread remaining batter in prepared pan.
- Gently stir blueberries into reserved batter then spread over batter in prepared pan.
- Bake 40 minutes or until golden brown and center springs back when touched.
- On wire rack, cool 5 minutes.
- Remove from pan and cool completely.
- Meanwhile for glaze, blend confectioners sugar, lemon juice and butter.
- Drizzle glaze over cooled cake.
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Thanks for the great recipe. The cake is light, moist and has great flavor as another reviewer said. LOL I have also found it addictive and have 'tested' too much already! I did not add more blueberries and think it would have been overwhelming. This is a winner.
This cake is *fantastic*. Light, moist, great flavour, it's just addicting beyond words. My springform pan must be 10" or so, because I found the cake a bit thin, and it was cooked at about 30 minutes. Tasted great nonetheless! I put the glaze in a ziplock baggie, snipped the end off and zigzagged the glaze across the cake. Coworkers raved and DH and I enjoyed a generous helping ourselves. I increased both the lemon zest and juice and blueberries just a bit. Definitely on the make-again list!


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2003 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan C240 4MATIC AWD 4dr Sedan (2.6L 6cyl 5A)
I originally wanted the m. B. E350 but my husband said that we would be spending a lot more money on gas. So he got me the c240 and I have to say that I love this car we bought it used with 98,000 miles on it. It has been very reliable drives great, and I look forward to taking long trips in it. I previously owned a 2002 BMW 330i and I thought that that was the best car ever, but I have to say I like this one just as much. It has that luxury and sports car look to it, the interior is excellent and very comfortable. I am definitely going to buy another m. B.
Interior/exterior styling, handling /braking, performance, gas mileage
I have really enjoyed driving this car. My only issue with M-B is the options packages. They make it too hard to get what you want. I initially had a problem with the memory seats but after 2 trips to the dealer it was fixed. I would recommend this car to anyone looking for a great drive with lots of WOW factor!
Great drive, awesome stereo system, cool options.
Electrical and available options.
Lets face it. There is no other small
size car with so many features that
drives like it. I test drove A4 AWD,
G35 AWD, Jaguar AWD. After driving a
94 C280 for 10 years with no problems
the C240AWD was the only car able to
convince me that it was time for a new
good so far....i love it, sporty good
reaction response from such a small
car. love it.
I spent a long time thumbing my nose
at the snobs who put down good money
at these 'luxury' cars. With Canadian
winters the way they are, I was
looking for a decent small AWD sedan,
and to cut to the chase, I ended
buying this car. Lets face it, as far
as good looking AWD that handles well,
this has no real competition today.
Sure, it puts a hole in your finances,
but think about it, would you be
happier driving a Suzuki Aerio or a
Toyota Matrix when you see someone
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AWD - absolute must.
Handling - tight cornering.
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Needs a cd player. The tape player is
so 80s. Been a while since I had
cassetes. Sounds like a cd-changer
cash-grab to me.
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'MacGruber': Review Revue
How bad is "MacGruber," the new comedy based on Will Forte's "Saturday Night Live" character, which is itself based on the '80s TV action show MacGyver?" Universal Pictures didn't hold screenings for press until four hours before the movie's premiere. Also, one of the recurring jokes is that male characters walk around naked, except for a celery stalk hanging from their backside. Even co-star Val Kilmer, in his interview with Speakeasy, offered strange praise, saying "I'm proud of how bad this is film is." Reviewers aren't seeing it that way. Here's a sampling:
- "Forte doesn't try very hard to make sense of a character who is a complete dolt most of the time but has a few ninja-like moves up his sleeve, and the movie's scoffing tone doesn't make this contradiction part of the fun, as the first "Austin Powers" film did. But then, nobody involved seems to have those kind of aspirations for "MacGruber," a jerry-rigged contraption whose rubber-bands-and-baking-soda construction is lucky to work once and then fall apart." [John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter]
- "He's not a likable oaf but a loathsome creep who does things that aren't amusing over and over (like playing Big '80s power ballads on his car stereo, then removing it from the dashboard). "MacGruber" never comes close to making even a mildly satiric point — at the expense of, for instance, the patriotic mid-'80s American he-man flick — because it's so focused on silly clothes and butt jokes." [Kyle Smith, New York Post]
- "Maybe watching Forte run around with a stalk of celery up his ass isn't your idea of fun. So be it. As our hero says, "One person's problem is another person's no problem at all." I'd call it classic MacGruber." [Peter Travers, Rolling Stone]
- "But the best parts of the flick come from bits they can't show you in general-audience advertising. Two back-to-back sex scenes hilariously push the limits of decency, the F-bomb is thrown around with reckless abandon, and the action is bloody and graphic, especially when MacGruber begins unleashing his signature finishing move on Cunth's cronies." [Jeff Leins, News in Film]


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The Significant Cardiomyogenic Potential of Human Umbilical Cord Blood-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells In Vitro
Version of Record online: 10 MAY 2007
DOI: 10.1634/stemcells.2006-0662
Copyright © 2007 AlphaMed Press
Volume 25, Issue 8, pages 2017–2024, August 2007
Additional Information
How to Cite
Nishiyama, N., Miyoshi, S., Hida, N., Uyama, T., Okamoto, K., Ikegami, Y., Miyado, K., Segawa, K., Terai, M., Sakamoto, M., Ogawa, S. and Umezawa, A. (2007), The Significant Cardiomyogenic Potential of Human Umbilical Cord Blood-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells In Vitro. STEM CELLS, 25: 2017–2024. doi: 10.1634/stemcells.2006-0662
Publication History
- Issue online: 2 JAN 2009
- Version of Record online: 10 MAY 2007
- Manuscript Accepted: 6 MAY 2007
- Manuscript Received: 23 OCT 2006
- Physiology;
- Transplantation;
- Action potentials;
- Cells;
- Heart failure
We tested the cardiomyogenic potential of the human umbilical cord blood-derived mesenchymal stem cells (UCBMSCs). Both the number and function of stem cells may be depressed in senile patients with severe coronary risk factors. Therefore, stem cells obtained from such patients may not function well. For this reason, UCBMSCs are potentially a new cell source for stem cell-based therapy, since such cells can be obtained from younger populations and are being routinely utilized for clinical patients. The human UCBMSCs (5 × 103 per cm2) were cocultured with fetal murine cardiomyocytes ([CM] 1 × 105 per cm2). On day 5 of cocultivation, approximately half of the green fluorescent protein (GFP)-labeled UCBMSCs contracted rhythmically and synchronously, suggesting the presence of electrical communication between the UCBMSCs. The fractional shortening of the contracted UCBMSCs was 6.5% ± 0.7% (n = 20). The UCBMSC-derived cardiomyocytes stained positive for cardiac troponin-I (clear striation +) and connexin 43 (diffuse dot-like staining at the margin of the cell) by the immunocytochemical method. Cardiac troponin-I positive cardiomyocytes accounted for 45% ± 3% of GFP-labeled UCBMSCs. The cardiomyocyte-specific long action potential duration (186 ± 12 milliseconds) was recorded with a glass microelectrode from the GFP-labeled UCBMSCs. CM were observed in UCBMSCs, which were cocultivated in the same dish with mouse cardiomyocytes separated by a collagen membrane. Cell fusion, therefore, was not a major cause of CM in the UCBMSCs. Approximately half of the human UCBMSCs were successfully transdifferentiated into cardiomyocytes in vitro. UCBMSCs can be a promising cellular source for cardiac stem cell-based therapy.
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Released: Dec 01st, 1999
Running Time: 119
Director: Tee
Company: Powers Independent Enterprises
Cast: Aniko, Janet (I), Coco (I), Liza (I), Kika, Jazmine (I), Tee, Mia Smiles
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
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