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I've accidentally encrypted my 8GB usb stick instead of my 4GB stick and now I need to revert the encryption on the 8GB one. There doesn't seem to be an option like this in the TrueCrypt interface when I mount the USB.
Anyone know how to do this?
Purely guessing/workaround:
Based on how long it takes to encrypt certain volumes, my guess it will take ages to remove the encryption.
I highly recommend you simply mount the volume then copy everything off of it, format the stick and then move the items back to it.
Since you've said you already have your files saved elsewhere, all you need to do is delete the TrueCrypt volume and then re-format the USB stick. If you mount the USB stick (not the TrueCrypt partition), then you can simply re-format that and the TrueCrypt encrypted partition will just go away.
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We never did really figure out the best way to integrate with GitHub development, and we are missing out because of it.
Many people had opened up pull requests on GitHub, and I didn't see them since we don't have full JIRA<->GitHub integration.
We do have the ability to link git commits to JIRA issues. What we are missing and need is the ability to have an issue be created whenever someone opens an issue or submits a pull request on GitHub. This will "close the loop" and allow true GitHub-style development for Funtoo.
there is the ability to create a jira issue with the jira REST api: https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/JIRA+REST+APIs
and there is a way to get all github pull requests from the github REST API:
I can write some code which you can put into a cronjob which can check/track pull requests and create new jira issues if not already done before.
If that is a option? Please let me know.
I have started testing this out – converting to python3. It looks like the github authentication code doesn't work with the current version of their API. I think we should use a third-party github API module to make it simpler.
Maybe this one:
Hi Daniel,
I've reviewed the code and fixed it, that it can run now with python3.
It still need some testing, which I'll do in the next 1-2 days on my funtoo container which has py version 3.3.5 installed.
There are a lot of improvements in python3 standard libs which makes the usage of a third-party lib in our case unnecessary.
That means that the code will run out of the box without the need to care about lib dependencies.
That's why I would prefer to use the standard libs.
Yes, I tend to prefer that as well, if it is possible
I've uploaded the 2 new files fixed for python version 3.x.
You have to be patient because there is a new entry in config.json.
"project":"" that should be set to the project you want to import the issues/pull requests to
tested python version was today: 3.3.6
Thanks for your work Francisc I made a few improvements, and GitHub integration is now active in beta


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Her journey begins aboard a ship headed south, taking her below the Arctic Circle for the first time in her life. Kathrine makes her way to France and has the bittersweet experience of a love affair that flares and dies quickly, her starved senses rewarded by the shimmering beauty of Paris. Through a series of poignant encounters, Kathrine is led to the richer life she was meant to have and is brave enough to claim.
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India must be a priority in renewed foreign focus
Ministerial change on any policy front represents a wonderful opportunity for a revision of focus.
With the appointment of a new minister, Australia's foreign policy is set for an exciting period. The calibre and magnitude of Bob Carr guarantees that the prospect of change will become a firm reality. Significantly, it must be an adjustment that sees India feature prominently on the agenda.
Over the last few years, Australian foreign policy has reflected a multilateral institutional emphasis aimed at securing a bigger role for Australia in world affairs. A point in case is our on-going bid for the UN Security Council. Consolidation of Australia's membership of the G20 pays greatest testimony to date of this concentration. For a country that does more than its fair share to promote peace and security in the world, we certainly deserve a seat on the decision making table of multilateral institutions such as the G20. The fact we are the world's seventh largest aid donor further supports this. It's also worth noting, that our achievements provide a benchmark for other nations who strive for success, and as global citizens it is our moral obligation to provide solutions for the most pressing of challenges that confront the International community. This includes a say on the management of the global economy, worldwide food shortages, and the looming energy crisis.
Notwithstanding how crucial all this is we must not lose sight of the significance of our strategic bilateral alliances. As such with a new Foreign Affairs Minister, this may become a point of greater focus and if it were to occur, our key bilateral relationship with India must be a high priority.
Aside, from being a regional power, the second most populous country in the world, and a nuclear weapons state in a strategic geopolitical position, India still has its biggest economic boom before it. India is set for a mammoth rise by the middle of this century as an economic and political super powerhouse. With this in mind, the case has never been stronger for Australia to have a more collaborative and strategic alliance with Delhi than it currently does. The benefits from such dialogue are considerable for both Australia and India. Australian expertise and intellectual property and finite resources alone can play a central role in any future Indian economic miracle.
This is not beyond us, for when we think of what we have in common with India, we have a solid foundation not just for an alliance but indeed a deep friendship that is built on what unites us- for which there is a lot. For starters, we are both members of the Commonwealth. Second, in the same way that we are a robust democracy, India stands as a shining beacon for democracy in the region. Together, we uphold and respect human rights. Further, we are both multi-faith societies, where diversity is celebrated and recognised as being the backbone for a rich and dynamic society. And a favourite of mine, cricket is deeply entrenched in the social fabric of both of our nations, bringing us together through a classic sporting rivalry. In addition, we are both forces of peace in the world, to which many peaceful missions pay testimony. Importantly, the challenges we face on a security and diplomatic front are not too dissimilar including our shared interest in fighting terrorism and sustaining peace and stability in the region. All this makes perfect sense for the strengthening of our relationship with a friend we have so much in common with.
In short, India is a nation whom we need to be in a more robust engagement with on our many shared interests. The removal of a ban on uranium sales to India means that the time has never been better to pursue this high level of engagement. One of Bob Carr's first international flights landing in New Delhi would be an ideal start to this conversation, as it will demonstrate to India the extent to which we value our alliance. However, it must be a trip that centres on the deepening of our dialogue and friendship. The Indians (rightly so) won't appreciate a trip that simply tells them we can sell them the world, for our alliance should be more meaningful and strategic. Otherwise, this would be another trip that is taken with a grain of salt by Delhi.
Till next time, the world is our oyster.
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Do you have a caching plugin enabled?
I use hostgator with zero problems.
Do you have a caching plugin enabled?
I use hostgator with zero problems.
Damn. That worked. Sorry I feel like a dumbass. Thats all it was.
I disabled WP Super Cache Settings.
So does this mean I can't use any cache plugin?
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No problem. You can use Super Cache but you have to configure the settings correctly. We have a doc on it: https://easydigitaldownloads.com/docs/wp-super-cache/
Your the man Pippin.
Glad to help.
This problem has now been completely resolved in 1.3.4: https://github.com/pippinsplugins/Easy-Digital-Downloads/issues/394
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v BASEBALL Asheville Tourists Joe Koshansky, Matt Miller and Matt Daley were named to the South Atlantic League's Southern Division All-Star roster on Friday. The trio will be in action in the South Atlantic League All-Star Game, which will be held June 28 in Augusta, Ga.
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"Obesity is a nationwide problem, and all over the United States, public health officials are wringing their hands saying, 'Oh, this is terrible,' " Mr. Bloomberg said in an interview on Wednesday in the Governor's Room at City Hall. "New York City is not about wringing your hands; it's about doing something," he said. "I think that's what the public wants the mayor to do." read more…
The beverage industry is obviously livid and will do everything it can to overturn this ruling:
"The New York City health department's unhealthy obsession with attacking soft drinks is again pushing them over the top," the industry spokesman, Stefan Friedman, said. "It's time for serious health professionals to move on and seek solutions that are going to actually curb obesity. These zealous proposals just distract from the hard work that needs to be done on this front."
Our thoughts:
1. Sugary drinks have zero nutritional benefit. Overconsumption has been associated with obesity. But there are so many other factors that come into play, that the beverage industry can claim that there is not one single cause for this country's weight gain, and therefore it is not fair to attack soda makers.
2. Sugary soft drinks have become a symbol of obesity caused through excess empty calorie consumption. This move is more symbolic than anything else. But never underestimate the ability of symbols to inspire much more substantial change.
3. We hope this ban, whether it succeeds or not, can snowball into a more systematic approach to solving our obesity epidemic.
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Aujan Industries changes company status to maximize efficiency
Saudi company Aujan Industries has changed its status from limited-liability company to joint-stock company. The change is part of a major re-structuring and would ensure that Aujan could continue to expand its distribution reach –both locally and internationally - and further develop, market and deliver new products.
Aujan had incorporated an extensive range of new production line facilities and other advanced technology. The approval for the change in Aujan's status was given last month. Recently, new can filling and PET production facilities were introduced, boosting Aujan's capabilities to meet its strong local commitments and ever-expanding export demands. The company exports to countries throughout the Middle East, Africa, the US and Europe, including the UK.
Founded in 1905, Aujan produces brands such as Vimto, Barbican, and Canada Dry. The company has also successfully launched several high profile brands of its own, including Rani fruit drink and the children's drink Hani. Aujan is also the sole distributor of Cadbury's chocolate and Wrigley's chewing gum to the Kingdom. — (menareport.com)
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The 30-year-old is to undergo a scan on his injured shoulder to determine the length of his absence, but the EMC Autumn Tests with New Zealand, South Africa and Tonga will likely come too soon.
He will be replaced by Henry Pyrgos as one of four changes to the starting XV which began the win over the Ospreys last Friday. Pyrgos came off the bench at the Liberty Stadium when Cusiter suffered his injury.
Glasgow head coach Gregor Townsend told www.glasgowwarriors.org: "We're clearly disappointed to lose a scrum-half of the calibre of Chris Cusiter for what looks likely to be a significant period of time, but Henry Pyrgos is a player who works very hard on his game, and we'll also be welcoming (Fiji international) Niko Matawalu to the fold in the next few days."
Sean Lamont replaces Tommy Seymour on the wing in the second change among the backs, while Moray Low has recovered from a calf complaint to start at tighthead prop.
Ryan Wilson, who missed the Ospreys game to be present at the birth of his daughter Ava, returns at number eight, with flanker Chris Fusaro rested for the fixture. John Barclay switches to the flank.
Lock Tim Swinson, who signed from Newcastle Falcons in the summer, could make his competitive debut off the bench after recovering from a facial injury sustained in pre-season.
The Warriors lost their opening fixture at their new Scotstoun home when the Scarlets claimed an 18-13 win a fortnight ago. Glasgow have won just one of the last four meetings with Connacht, the 24-3 victory at Firhill in May.
Townsend added: "Connacht are a battle-hardened, very proud unit whose defeat to tournament leaders Scarlets last weekend didn't reflect how well they performed in the game.
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"Star Palate," a cookbook compiled by Tami Agassi and Kathy Casey, is a lushly illustrated 175-page book conceived by Agassi to help increase awareness and raise funds to fight breast and ovarian cancer.
The cookbook was published in 2004, but I'd never seen it until it was given to me a few days ago. From the moment I saw it, I knew I would soon be heading for the kitchen to cook my way through its 80 or so doable-looking dishes.
Actor/comedian Mark Curry's Cornbread with Honey Glaze (page 136) looked so enticing that I started recipe testing right there. The cornbread turned out so well I decided to build an entire meal around it.
Harry Connick Jr.'s Jambalaya (page 79) seemed a great choice for the main course, and NBA basketball star Alonzo Mourning's Sweet Potato Pie (page 147) became the obvious choice for dessert.
With three recipe successes, I looked inside the book for contact information for permission to reprint the recipes. I e-mailed my request to the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research in Seattle, Wash. Very soon after, and much to my surprise, I received a call from Agassi, who is the center's executive director and a five-year-plus breast cancer survivor herself.
Agassi's warmth and dedication to the cause are evident through this cookbook, which she and Casey hope to see "in the kitchen with dog-eared pages, grimy, splattered and stained with use."
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The experts say women should see their doctors if they begin to experience any of these symptoms daily for two or three weeks: bloating, abdominal or pelvic pain, feeling of fullness after eating, and frequent urination.
Harry Connick Jr.'s Jambalaya
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter
1 1/2 cups chopped onion
1 cup chopped celery
1 large green bell pepper, chopped
1 pound boneless, skinless chicken thigh meat, cut in -inch pieces
3 tablespoons minced garlic
2 bay leaves
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1 teaspoon Creole seasoning
1/2 teaspoon ground cayenne
1/4cup tomato paste
1 pound Andouille sausage or hot Italian sausage, cut in 1-inch pieces
2 (14.5 ounce) cans diced tomatoes in juice
2 (14.5 ounce) cans chicken broth
2 1/2 cups long-grain white rice
1 cup diced, cooked ham
Salt and black pepper
In a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat, melt the butter. Add the onion, celery and green bell pepper and saute about three minutes until softened. Add the chicken, garlic and seasonings and saute about two minutes. Stir in the tomato paste, then add the sausage and saute about two more minutes. Add the diced tomatoes with their juice, chicken broth, rice and ham and bring to a boil. Cover with a tight-fitting lid and reduce the heat to a simmer. Cook about 20 to 30 more minutes, or until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed. Check near the end of the cooking time and add a little more water if more liquid is needed. Remove bay leaves. Season liberally with salt and pepper. Serve with hot pepper sauce if desired.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Kitchen Ade note: It will take about nine medium cloves of garlic to get three tablespoons of minced garlic. I found two tablespoons of garlic to be sufficient for this dish, but if you like a lot of garlic - go for it.
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3 (about 2 1/2 pounds total) sweet potatoes, boiled until soft, then peeled (4 cups pureed)
12 tablespoons (1 1/2 sticks) butter or margarine, softened
1 1/2cups sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
6 eggs
1 teaspoon lemon extract
2 tablespoons vanilla extract
2 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 (12-ounce) can evaporated milk (not sweetened condensed milk)
2 deep-dish 9-inch pie crusts
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Place sweet potatoes and butter in a mixing bowl and beat on medium speed until combined. Add remaining ingredients except pie crusts and mix on medium speed until smooth. Divide mixture between pie crusts. Bake for approximately 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees and continue baking about 40 minutes more, or until knife inserted midway between center and rim of pan comes out clean and pies are golden brown on top. Place pies on rack to cool.
Makes two 9-inch pies, serves 12 to 16.
Kitchen Ade note: Use large eggs in this recipe. Top pie with a dollop or two of lightly sweetened whipped cream.
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1 cup flour
1 cup yellow or white cornmeal
2 1/2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder
1/2cup chopped toasted pecans
2 tablespoons sugar
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 cup milk
1/4 cup corn oil
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray an 8-inch-round cake pan with nonstick cooking spray.
In a large bowl, stir together the flour, cornmeal, baking powder, pecans, sugar, salt and cayenne. Reserve.
In another bowl, whisk together the egg, milk and oil. Stir the cornmeal mixture into the milk mixture until just combined but not overmixed.
Spoon the batter into the cake pan and smooth out the top with a rubber spatula.
Bake about 12 to 15 minutes or until golden and a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove from oven.
Meanwhile, in a microwave-safe container, combine the glaze ingredients. Microwave for about 30 seconds, or until melted. Immediately brush over the hot cornbread.
Cut in wedges. Serve warm.
Makes one 8-inch pan.
Kitchen Ade note: Use a large egg in this recipe.
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DETROIT (AP) - There were people who thought Tom Brady and Joey Harrington were special even before they graced magazine covers and were regarded as young, promising NFL quarterbacks.
For Brady, it was New England Patriots teammate Mike Compton and Michigan coach Lloyd Carr.
For Harrington, it was his dad.
Television viewers will see both when the Patriots (6-5) play Detroit (3-8) in its annual Thanksgiving Game.
"I'm excited about it," Harrington said. "There's nobody watching football who is not going to be watching us. That's a great thing to know. We're on a stage Thursday."
Harrington, the third pick overall in the NFL draft, has been in the national spotlight since Oregon promoted his Heisman Trophy campaign last year by putting his likeness on a billboard in Times Square.
Brady attracted some attention as Michigan's quarterback in 1998-99, but a lot of people around the country did not know him until he replaced Drew Bledsoe last season and became the Super Bowl MVP. Brady declined interview requests this week.
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"Here was this guy who has been to the Pro Bowl and can do amazing things with the ball, and then here is this second-year guy out of Michigan nobody has heard of and he's coaching a key veteran," Compton said. "He reinforced it when Drew went down and he came in. Tom is a guy who brings a lot of excitement and a lot of attitude to the offensive huddle."
So does Harrington, just as he did as a fifth-grader playing for his father in Portland, Ore.
"Even when he was little, he had a presence on the field," John Harrington said.
"When other little kids were looking out of the ear holes in their helmets, Joey was interested in not only playing the game, but understanding it. When he was a sophomore in high school, he led a bunch of upperclassmen to the playoffs. When he was at Oregon, he led the older guys as a sophomore starter. Now he's a 23-year old leader with teammates that are 30-plus."
The Lions have already lost twice as many games as Harrington did at Oregon, where he was 24-4 as a starter.
Since winning the NFL title in 1957, the Lions have only one playoff win. The Lions haven't had a quarterback play in the Pro Bowl since Greg Landry in 1971 and have not had long-term stability at the position since the 1950s with Bobby Layne.
Despite that, Harrington refuses to shed his glass-half-full attitude.
"I wasn't here, so it doesn't change my perspective," he said. "But it's been tested."
Harrington laughs when he's asked about the pressure he's under.
"There's always been a ton on my shoulders - always," he said. "I think last year there was more on my shoulders because people were looking for me to fail. As soon as that billboard went up, people were hoping I would fall on my face. This year, nobody expected us to be good and I had no pressure, just come in and play. I like surprising people and being the underdog. I like starting in the spoiler's role and working my way up."
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -The Virginia women's basketball team (15-8, 7-5 ACC) plays at Boston College (9-14, 3-9 ACC) on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m.
The Cavaliers defeated Boston College, 69-57, on Jan. 24 in Charlottesville. Virginia held a 33-27 lead at halftime. Coming out of the break, Boston College did not score a field goal for the first 12:51 of the second period, starting the half going 0-for-16 from the field and allowing Virginia to cement a double-digit lead. The Eagles cut the Cavalier lead to single digits, 65-56, on a three-pointer with 1:42 left in the game, but the Cavaliers held on for the 12-point victory.
Virginia holds an 11-2 advantage in the all-time series and has only lost once in Chestnut Hill, 57-43, on Jan. 26, 2006. The Cavaliers defeated the Eagles, 72-41, in the first round of the 2012 ACC Tournament, the most lopsided game in the series that dates back to the 1983-84 season.
Virginia is second in the ACC in free throw shooting efficiency at 73.6 percent, trailing only Boston College which leads the ACC at 74.8 percent, though Virginia has hit 90 more free throws than BC, going 345-of-469 to the Eagles' 255-of-341. The two are neck-in-neck in field goal shooting percentage as well with BC shooting 40.5 percent from the field while Virginia is making 40.3 percent of its field goal attempts.
Defensively, the two teams have been on opposite ends of the spectrum in conference contests this season. Virginia is holding ACC opponents to 59.4 points per game while BC is allowing opponents to score 71.5 points per game. Opponents are shooting 37.0 percent against Virginia and 45.0 percent against BC.
Last Sunday, Boston College mounted a second half comeback that fell short in the final seconds, as the Eagles lost at Wake Forest, 61-59. Junior Katie Zenevitch led BC with a career-high 24 points and seven rebounds while Kerri Shields finished with nine points, four rebounds and four steals. Freshman Nicole Boudreau finished with seven points and three steals.
The Cavaliers are coming off a 50-47 victory at Virginia Tech. The Hokies went 7-of-10 from three-point range in the first half, putting the Cavaliers in a 30-24 halftime deficit. Virginia took its first lead of the second half, 48-47, on a fade-away jumper by Ataira Franklin (Jr., Bowie, Md.) with 2:59 left in the game. Lockdown defense in the final three minutes helped the Cavaliers secure their third win in the last four road contests.
After shooting 86.9 percent (60-of-69) combined in the three previous games, Virginia had its worst free throw shooting percentage game of the season, making 10-of-20 at Virginia Tech.
Franklin and Telia McCall (Sr., Marietta, Ga.) each scored 12 points in the Virginia Tech game. McCall, who scored eight points with 11 rebounds last Friday against Duke, pulled in eight rebounds at Virginia Tech. In her last three games, McCall is averaging 16.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game while going 20-of-22 from the free throw line. McCall is ranked seventh in the ACC in rebounding, averaging 8.2 rebounds per game.
Franklin has led the team in scoring five of the last six games and has scored in double-digits in each of her last six games. Franklin is averaging 14.4 points per game in ACC contests this season, ranking 10th among all players in the conference.
Sarah Imovbioh (So., Abuja, Nigeria) played 26 minutes at Virginia Tech, her most time on the floor since playing 27 minutes in the season-opener against JMU. Imovbioh scored eight points, going 3-for-4 from the field, with 11 rebounds, her first double-digit rebounding effort against an ACC opponent.
The Cavaliers are 5-4 in road games this season and have won three of their last four games away from John Paul Jones Arena. Kelsey Wolfe (Jr., Germantown, Md.) is averaging 14.9 points per game in road contests this season.
This is the 10th time in program history that Virginia has played a game on Valentine's Day. The Cavaliers are 6-3 on Feb. 14. Their last Valentine's Day game was a 93-42 home victory over Longwood in 2006.
After the game at Boston College, the Cavaliers will return home to host No. 7 Maryland on Sunday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. in a game that will be broadcast on ESPN2. All three of the Cavaliers' remaining regular-season home games will be televised with the Monday, Feb. 25 Wake Forest game and the Sunday, March 3 Florida State games airing on the ACC Regional Sports Networks.
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That's exactly right. The S&P now looks beholden to corporate America ... If my neighbor has a $25k salary, a $150k o/d and and $50k on credit cards, and he asks me to lend him $30k and I agree, even if he had a $1 million salary three years ago, how does that make my paper AA+??
Methinks things are even worse. Say you have a Visa card with no limit. The outstanding balance increases at 10% every year,but your salary increases at 5% every year. It is only a matter of math until you can't service the debt. That makes it a junk credit. Same with the US treasury.
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Publication Date: April 19, 2011
"The PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories 2011 "contains twenty unforgettable stories selected from hundreds of literary magazines. The winning tales take place in such far-flung locales as Madagascar, Nantucket, a Midwestern meth lab, Antarctica, and a post-apocalyptic England, and feature a fascinating array of characters: aging jazzmen, avalanche researchers, a South African wild child, and a mute actor in silent films. Also included are essays from the eminent jurors on their favorite stories, observations from the winners on what inspired them, and an extensive resource list of magazines.
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German-Italian military successes and the fame of General Rommel's Afrika Korps in 1941 spelled disaster for the British war effort in Libya-Egypt. American military assistance was requested and freely given; this was several months before the United States entered the war! Pan American World Airways was the chosen instrument for building a series of airfields in Africa capable of receiving the planes ferried across the ocean from Recife, Brazil.
Besides its reputation as the world's leading airline, Pan Am already had a major aircraft servicing facility at Recife. Liberia, because of its proximity to South America, became the first major West African bridgehead for this South Atlantic ferry route. A few existing and numerous newly constructed airfields between Liberia and Khartoum served as the emergency landing, refueling, maintenance and housing sites. The Nile was followed downstream from Khartoum; American-supplied warplanes played an important role in the pivotal Egyptian battle of El-Alemain in October, 1942. Once the threat to Egypt had subsided, the Brazil — West Africa air link was expanded to include a route through Central Africa, primarily to tap a supply of uranium from what was then the Belgian Congo (now Zaire). Khartoum served a new air ferry route to British India via Aden and Karachi. Transport aircraft used in the China-Burma-India theatre of operations were supplied over this ever-expanding air link. A spur to Basra (Iraq) and Tehran provided a secret diplomatic connection to the Soviet Union before the epic struggle at Stalingrad began in earnest. General Doolittle's surviving Tokyo raiders returned to the United States over segments of this long air route. Most of the airfields lost their locational significance after the war. A few, however, were to become their countries' international airports.
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One of deRenzy\'s last storyline features, and well worth recommending.
The year was 1992, and Ashlyn Gere and Victoria Paris were two of the hottest things going in porn - so for veteran director Alex deRenzy to put both in one production was quite a coup. They play sisters: Gere a sexual free-spirit; Paris an uptight beauty worried that husband Randy Spears is cheating on her - and he is, with Gere and others.
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If it does, it should be corrected. I have OCPD and it isn't "all about order." In a sense it is, but as-written it seems to be about conveying order in a similar (but more precise) manner than OCD. That isn't OCPD at all; OCD is inward compulsion, OCPD is outward control (among other things). OCPD individuals have rigid rules and may even have OCD-like rituals. In my case, I am constantly trying to establish order in my life. My morning-get-ready routine changes almost weekly, but it's out of compulsory desire to find the PERFECT routine. OCPD individuals tend to have tunnel vision and see the world in black & white, all-or-nothing, which makes interpersonal relationships difficult. It's my way or the highway, whether you're driving, visiting, or even disagree with me about which foods or movies are good. YOU'RE WRONG. It is also caused by anxiety, basically about anxiety that nothing will go right, has been theoretically linked to hyperactive imagination (I demand that everyone use their turn signals because I can't help imagining loved ones dying pretty much every time they get into a car). Whereas OCD individuals recognize that their thoughts are unwanted, OCP Ders believe their thoughts are right and correct (for themselves and others). That is, this is the way everyone SHOULD live (ergo there's nothing wrong with me).
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A CONVERSATION WITH -- Michael J. Fox; A 'Lucky Man' Puts His Celebrity to Work
By MARY DUENWALD
Published: May 14, 2002
Two years ago, after giving up his television series ''Spin City,'' Michael J. Fox created a medical research foundation that is already renowned for its fast-paced disbursements to scientists. Since April of last year, the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research has given out nearly $17 million to help finance 57 studies.
The foundation supports studies covering everything from gene therapy to the effects of caffeine on Parkinson's disease. It has recently dedicated $4.4 million to developing stem cell lines -- some derived from embyonic or fetal tissue, some from adult tissue -- that could be implanted in the brains of Parkinson's patients to replace the dopamine-producing cells they have lost.
It is about to underwrite strategies for reducing dyskinesia, the involuntary movements that are side effects of taking L-dopa, the drug used most often to quell the tremors and rigidity of Parkinson's disease.
Mr. Fox's memoir, ''Lucky Man,'' written to raise money for the cause, moved quickly to the top of the best-seller lists. Though Mr. Fox says he is relieved to be ending the book's publicity tour and is eager to ''turtle for a while,'' he is willing to talk a little longer, in his office in New York, about his plans and hopes for the Fox Foundation.
The L-dopa he took earlier in the morning, a somewhat larger dose than he might have taken without an interview ahead, had set his body in motion -- the arrhythmic dance of dyskinesia. But as he spoke, with clarity and excitement about the accelerating progress of Parkinson's science, Mr. Fox demonstrated the paradox that is an underlying theme of his new book: his body is moving, but his mind is perfectly calm.
''I couldn't be still,'' he said, ''until I could, literally, no longer keep still.''
Q. Your foundation seems to have hit the ground running. How did you make that happen?
A. In 1998, after I made my disclosure about Parkinson's, I went down and spoke to a Senate subcommittee, and I started to meet people in the scientific community. Naturally, my question was, Well, we're asking for money, what would we spend it on?
And they said, Oh, there's no end. This is the quintessential case of the science being way ahead of the money. And so in talking to Joan Samuelson [director of the Parkinson's Action Network], we just kind of came of this idea of this guerrilla organization that was bound by no convention. It was bound by no existing alliances. It only had one goal -- which was to take this declaration that I heard from a few scientists: that a cure was possible within a decade -- and make that our mantra. Let's say our deal is to be out of business within 10 years.
We recognize the sense of urgency in this community. The clock is ticking for these folks. This is not theoretical. We're trying not to do this for posterity. What we're trying to do is affect the lives of the people that we see every day.
Q. Your foundation has spent $4.4 million on stem cell research, and you've advocated the research before a Senate subcommittee. Why is it so important?
A. It is the gateway. And it's pretty established that it's the gateway to curing and treating a lot of diseases, but especially Parkinson's because it's so specific a problem. If you fix that one thing -- if you get the brain to produce dopamine and have the neuroreceptors accept it in the appropriate measure -- you've cured the problem. It holds out the promise of perhaps being able to do an end run around the question of causation. The accepted rule is, if you don't know the cause you can't find a cure. Well, we might be able to get around that.
Q. What was your reaction to President Bush's decision last summer to restrict federally financed stem cell research to the existing cell lines?
A. I was disappointed, certainly, but you have to remember, we were on the verge of this being cut off. I mean it was a really frightening thing. So the fact that he would go ahead at all was a huge relief. He could've hit a home run. He bunted. But the ball's in play.
The foundation is not political; it's a scientific concern. But obviously politics touches everything. It's not like we're this one man band going up and down and saying stem cells, stem cells, stem cells. We're saying, Just let us look for answers, wherever the answers might lie.
Q. An argument is going on in the Senate now over cloning between those who support Senator Sam Brownback's bill, which would be a total ban, and those who support Senator Dianne Feinstein's bill, which would ban cloning for reproduction but allow scientists to use it to create embryonic stem cells for research. Will you lobby on this issue?
A. No, we're not dealing with that specifically. But again, with cloning, there is the question, What do you stay up at night worrying about? An army of Hitlers coming down Madison Avenue? No. This is not going to happen, folks. And whatever the science is, government involvement on a financial level is the greatest assurance you can have of proper oversight, and proper guidelines being set. Because it's going to happen anyway. And it's going to happen in Sweden or Italy or Canada or Britain or wherever.
Some scientists say it's like so many breakthroughs throughout the history of time. They go through three stages: People think it's crazy. The church comes out against it. It changes our world.
On cloning and stem cells, we're kind of between two and three.
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Kevin Costner's Draft Day opened wide this past weekend, and Nicolas Cage's Joe is currently in limited release. Both of their last names start with a "c." Both men are in their 50s (Costner is 59 years old, Cage is 50). Most importantly, these guys normally fall into a love and/or hate category with audiences. Let's see what happens when they fight to the death in this week's Film Face-off.
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Kevin Costner
Costner's films have earned a total of $ 1.8 billion in America, and averaged $ 55 million. Four of those films have made more than $ 100 million.
Nicolas Cage
Cage's movies have earned $ 2.4 billion in America, and averaged $ 44 million. He's had eight non-animated films make more than $ 100 million.
Winner: Cage. Yes, Costner has a higher average than Cage, but one of his big films is Man of Steel. It feels like he shouldn't even get half credit for that one. Costner's other $ 100 million films are The Bodyguard, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and Dances with Wolves. Those were a while ago. Cage has done it with a variety of films from City of Angels to the National Treasure franchise. He's always been the lead or co-lead with his films such as Face/Off and The Rock. I know Cage had a stretch where he took any and all roles (He's been in 20+ more films than Costner), but that only makes this a hard-fought victory, and not enough to give the edge to Costner.
Kevin Costner
Costner took home the Oscar for Best Picture (shared with Jim Wilson) and Best Director for the 1990 film Dances With Wolves. He was also nominated for Best Actor.
Nicolas Cage
Cage won the Oscar for Best Actor with 1995's Leaving Las Vegas. He also won a Golden Globe for that performance. He received a nomination for Best Actor for 2002's Adaptation.
Winner: Cage. Your first thought would be that two Oscars is better than one Oscar. You've crunched some good numbers there. Here's the thing, Costner and Cage are actors first. It's not like Costner only directs now. If you are an actor first, you want to win an Oscar for Best Actor. Cage has one, plus another nomination with a seven-year gap. We should also (barely) look at the Razzies. I was shocked to discover one of these guys "won" six Razzies, with the other never winning. Costner took home multiple Razzies for Wyatt Earp, The Postman and Worst Actor for Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I guess they didn't like the accent. Cage was nominated for Razzies four different times from 2007 to 2013, but never was deemed the worst.
Kevin Costner
If you come across these films on cable, you're sticking with The Untouchables, Bull Durham, Field of Dreams, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Tin Cup, and For Love of the Game (minus the romance).
Nicolas Cage
On a Sunday afternoon with nothing better to do, you're watching Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Raising Arizona, Honeymoon in Vegas, The Rock, Con Air, Face/Off, Gone in Sixty Seconds, and Kick-Ass.
Winner: Tie, Costner and Cage. Look, I'm not saying all of these movies are good. They can just easily suck you in. Heck, I can even appreciate the awfulness of The Postman. Of all the films I mentioned, Raising Arizona is my favorite, recently cracking my Top 5 comedies of all time, but I also don't want to overwatch it. The absolute perfect film to rewatch for me on a Sunday afternoon is Tin Cup. I can't watch too many random chunks of this movie. Hmm, that would make an interesting article. Which actor has the best "Random Chunks" films? Anyway, while Costner might have the most rewatchable, Cage has the pile of near-mindless action films that push him into a tie for this battle. If you're upset I included Honeymoon in Vegas you really need to rewatch that fun, mild film.
The Forgotten Film
Kevin Costner
American Flyers. Costner is Marcus Summers. He's a sports physician who convinces his younger brother to train with him for the bike race known as "The Hell of the West."
Nicolas Cage
Drive Angry. Cage is Milton. He's escaped from hell and is now chasing after the men who killed his daughter, and kidnapped his granddaughter.
Winner: Costner. The power of nostalgia commands me to pick the 1985 film American Flyers over 2011's Drive Angry. I don't have an older brother, but when I was nine and first watched Flyers, it made me realize what I was missing out on. Toss in Rae Dawn Chong, Jennifer Grey and a race called "The Hell of the West" and I'm hooked. Drive Angry is a great example of utilizing Crazy Cage in all of his glory. I don't know if he was in on the joke, but the filmmakers definitely were. Plus, William Fichtner as The Accountant is one of the better villains of the last decade. Yes, I just said that.
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Kevin Costner
Draft Day centers around the Cleveland Browns general manager Sonny Weaver Jr. (Costner). He's attempting to make the team relevant again by maneuvering his team through the draft, while also juggling his personal life.
Nicolas Cage
Joe is about an ex-con named Joe Ransom (Cage) who becomes a surprising mentor to a teenage boy (Tye Sheridan), trying to help him with his poverty and his terribly dysfunctional family life.
Winner: Joe. Cage can act! Did you forget? If so, Joe is completely worth checking out. It is a beautifully dirty film by David Gordon Green. While the ending becomes a little ordinary, the rawness of the movie, combined with Cage's beard/performance, along with the best teenage actor right now (Sheridan), wins me over. Nothing wins me over with the very average Draft Day. There are moments of romance with Jennifer Garner, lame wackiness with an intern, and chest-puffing with Dennis Leary, but none of this feels consistent. It tries to appeal to people who really care about the business of the NFL, until it doesn't and just swings for movie cheesiness.
OVERALL WINNER: Nicolas Cage beats Kevin Costner, 3-1-1.
Even if you remove their latest attempts with Draft Day and Joe, Cage walks away the winner. This is slightly surprising considering I felt like Cage had become somewhat of a joke lately, with his ability to take any and every role that came his way. Perhaps Joe is a return to him caring about things like a "script." Maybe Costner has another Dances With Wolves or Bull Durham in him before he's done. For now, Cage is the better "c."
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