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The Fred Homer Prize is bestowed to a student, undergraduate or graduate, at the University of Wyoming for exceptional performance on a paper relating to political philosophy in its applications to the life well led, government, society, and citizenship, written during the previous calendar year. Papers considered for the Fred Homer Prize may originate in courses in Political Science, American Studies, Philosophy, the University Honors Program, or other appropriate disciplines; as master's theses or other capstone projects in a Master's degree program in Political Science, American Studies, Philosophy, or other appropriate disciplines; or as original research projects conducted for the Fred Homer Prize.
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Install Python and Wing IDE
Both Python and Wing IDE must be installed. The Wing IDE executable is called wing5.0. See Installing, Running the IDE, and Installing your License for details.
Set up a Project
Wing starts up initially with a blank Default Project. To get the most out of Wing, you must set up your project as follows:
- Use Add Directory and other items in the Project menu to add source files to the project.
- Use Project Properties in the Project menu to specify Python Path and in some cases select the specific version of Python for use with your project. These two steps tell Wing how to resolve imports in your code, so it can discover and analyze your source base. This powers Wing's auto-completer, source assistant, refactoring tool, source browser, and code navigation features. It is also used debugging, executing, or testing code.
- You may also want to right click on your main entry point in the Project tool and select Set as Main Debug File so that debugging always starts there.
- Save your project to disk.
Note: Depending on the size of the code base you have added to your project, Wing may consume significant CPU time for up to several minutes analyzing your source code. Once this is done, Wing should run with a snappy and responsive interface even on slower machines. If not, please let us know.
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You are now ready to start working with code. Most of Wing's features are readily evident from the user interface. The Wing Tips tool provides brief usage hints.
These are the features you should be sure to try while evaluating Wing IDE:
- Configurable Key Bindings -- Wing can emulate VI/Vim, Visual Studio, Emacs, Eclipse, and Brief key bindings, selected with the editor Personality preference.
- Configurable Tab Key -- The default tab key action depends on file type, context, and whether or not there is a selection. This can be changed from the Tab Key Action preference.
- Auto-completion and Source Assistant -- Wing's editor and the Source Assistant tool provide context-appropriate completion options and documentation as you edit your code. The auto-completer uses Tab by default for completion, but this can be changed in the Completion Keys preference
- Auto-indent -- Wing auto-indents new code in a way that matches the file's indentation style. When multiple lines are pasted, they are also reindented according to context. When the indentation change is unwanted, it can be undone with a single Undo. Wing also provides an Indentation tool for converting a file's indentation style.
- Goto-definition -- Available from the toolbar, Source menu, and by right-clicking on symbols in the editor. Use the browser-like forward/back history buttons at the top left of the editor to return from visiting a point of definition.
Source Navigation -- The index menus at the top of the editor provide quick access to other parts of a source file from the menus at the top of the source editor.
Also try Find Symbol from the Source menu to jump to a symbol by typing a fragment of its name.
In Wing Pro, the Source Browser is another way to navigate through your source code.
- Find Points of Use -- Right click on a symbol and select Find Points of Use to see where that symbol is being used. Wing distinguishes between independent but like-named symbols.
- Auto-Editing -- Wing implements a variety of auto-editing operations, for example auto-entering closing parentheses, brackets, braces, and quotes. Wing also auto-enters invocation arguments. You can simply type over them or use the Tab key to move between the arguments and default keyword argument values. Auto-editing operations can be enabled and disabled with Configure Auto-Editing in the Edit > Keyboard Personality menu. The default set includes those operations that shouldn't affect finger memory. Be sure to try Manage Blocks on Repeated Colon Presses as well, which makes new block starts to existing code a lot easier.
- Refactoring -- Wing supports automated renaming and moving of symbols, extracting functions or methods, and introducing variables quickly with its Refactoring capability.
- Mini-search -- Wing's powerful keyboard-driven search and replace facility is available from the Edit menu. Using the keyboard equivalents given in the menu, bring up the search entry area at the bottom of the screen, type in a search string, then repeat the key bindings for repeated search forward/backward.
- Search Managers -- Provide single and multi-file, wild card, and regular expression search and replace. Available as Search and Search in Files in the tools area.
- Source Browser -- The source browser provides module or class oriented display of the structure of your source code. Show both the Source Browser and Source Assistant for detailed information about selected symbols.
Python Shell -- Wing's Python Shell lets you try out code in a sandbox process kept isolated from Wing IDE and your debug process.
The shell provides auto-completion, goto-definition, and is integrated with the Source Assistant.
Basic Debugging -- Set a breakpoint and start debugging. You can use the Stack Data tools to inspect or change program data. Wing distinguishes between fatal and non-fatal exceptions at the time they are raised, allowing you to inspect live program state more often. Debug process I/O is shown in the Debug I/O tool (or optionally in an external console).
Notice that when the debugger is paused Wing also uses the live runtime state to fuel the auto-completer in the editor, Source Assistant, goto-definition, and other tools.
- Debug Probe -- This tool provides an interactive Python prompt that executes code in the current stack frame of a paused debug process. The Debug Probe is particularly useful in isolating and understanding complex bugs, and designing code that fixes the problem. Try using it also to write new code in the context of the live runtime state for which it is being designed.
- Conditional breakpoints -- A powerful tool in isolating complex bugs by stopping before they occur.
- Watching Values -- Enter expressions to watch in the Watch tool, or right-click on any of the data views to track value over time by symbolic name or object reference.
- Launch Configurations and Named Entry Points -- Wing supports defining multiple launch configurations per project and binding them to particular files for debugging, executing, or unit testing. Named entry points can be used to define easily invoked debug entry points.
- Unit Testing -- Wing's Testing tool works with unittest, doctest, and nose style unit tests. You can run tests suites, view the results, and debug tests.
- Snippets -- The Snippets tool is integrated with Wing's auto-completer to provide a way to quickly enter commonly repeated coding motifs for coding standards, documentation, testing, and so forth. Data entry for snippet arguments is inline in the editor. Use the Tab key to move between the fields.
- Version Control -- Wing supports the Mercurial, Git, Subversion, Perforce, Bazaar, and CVS version control systems. Wing should auto-detect which systems are used in your project and show the appropriate additional menubar menus and tools in the Tools menu. Right-click on the editor, Project tool, or items in the version control tool to compare that file or directory to the repository with Compare to Repository. Wing will display both versions with differences highlighted and the added toolbar tools can be used to move through and merge differences. This capability is also available for comparing two files or directories, and a modified buffer to its disk file, by clicking on the Difference/Merge icon in the toolbar.
- OS Commands -- Wing's OS Commands tool makes it possible to set up and easily execute external command lines. This can also be used to set up a build command for your project that will be executed automatically before each debug sessions.
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I need inexpensive ideas for my bridesmaids. We have a low budget and I have 8 girls. One is a junior bridesmaid who will be 12, but I want her to feel like one of the girls.
With a small budget, I would think about something you could make. I was at a wedding where the bride got plain wood picture frames and customized them for each bridesmaid. THe bride painted each frame and then glued little buttons, ribbons, wood pieces and so on. They were a HUGE hit! I don't think you would need to be too crafty...just make a trip to Michaels or some other craft store and get picture frames, paint, brushes, a hot glue gun, and then different sort of embellishments. The craft stores also have books with projects like this. Hope this helps!
My friend had a HUGE wedding party. She made each of us scrap books or just wedding albums. It had atleast one nice picture of us together and she wrote something nice and different in each one of our books.
as a mark. cosmetics rep (www.meetmark.com), I bought my girls a necklace and matching earrings that they can wear on the wedding day (they match the dress perfectly!) and a pretty picture frame. The original idea was to put in the frame a photo of each BM and I, the older the picture, the better...but I haven't found ANY! Sheesh!
I have decided to make neclaces for the girls. And I love the idea of the picture frame, but with 8 girls, it might get expensive, not to mention I don't have pictures of some of us that go very far back. I might do that for my MOH because we've been friends since 4th grade and for my sisters and give them to them privately. Thanks!http://www.theknot.com/ourwedding/RachelLewandowski&NicholasCunningham
You could do the frames and put a note in them saying "picture to follow". Make sure to tell your photographer that you want individual pictures of you with each bridesmaid and then give each of them thier picture. Or you could give them a picture of all of you together.
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I have 7 BM and am giving them both a purse/bag filled with spa items. I got these cute bags on line from Lillian Vernan for only $7 each!! I am filling each bag with spa stuff. So far I have bought a candle, foot care kit, massage bar, soap... I still want to get hand lotion, nail kit ... and whatever else I find!! Each bag, total, will be about 25$. Everything I got so far was at after CHristmas sales. This is the best time to shop!! I do not know when your wedding is, but if you shop on a sale day (after Chritmas, memorial day, black friday ect...) you can get great deals!! I went to bath and body work and for only around $70 I got each girl (7) a candle, a massage bar and soap!! hope this helps!!
I gave my bridesmaids personalized bathrobes and satin eye masks and they LOVED them. A less expensive alternative could be personalized bathtowels and some nice bath salts which you can usually pick up at a store like TJ Maxx or Ross. You could even get the towels there and then have someone you know embroider the names onto them or take them to a mall kiosk to have it done
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The sermon to celebrate Izhar Khan's acquittal on federal charges of aiding the Pakistani Taliban urged the Muslim faithful gathered in a Margate mosque for Friday prayers to do right, care for others, and lead a life for all to see that Islam teaches brotherhood and peace.
"Let the world see what Islam is about,'' exhorted Maulana Roshan, who led the service. "The opportunities we have here, we don't have them in the countries we come from. ... Set an example. Do the right thing.''
Kneeling on the floor among the faithful inside the mosque was Khan, 26, who returned to the Broward mosque he led for nearly three years on Friday for the first time since his arrest in May 2011. Worshippers filled the floor of the mosque and two additional, elevated platforms.
Dressed in black prayer clothes and a black-and-white smagh headdress, Khan stepped to the front following the sermon. He smiled broadly, spoke softly, and expressed gratitude to his spiritual community for their support during the 20 months he spent in a Miami federal detention center on charges of funneling money to terrorists.
Then he tried to explain the circumstances that led to his arrest — and the loss of his home and his savings — and ultimately his acquittal Thursday by U.S. District Judge Robert Scola, who cited a lack of evidence in the U.S. government's material-support case against Khan and his father, Miami imam Hafiz Khan.
The case, which drew national media attention, will continue against Khan's father, who is the lead defendant in the trial. But the judge found that the prosecution, which rested its case Wednesday, failed to prove any wrongdoing by the younger Khan, imam of Masjid Jamaat Al-Mumineen Mosque off Sample Road in Margate.
As he stood before his followers Friday, Khan expressed bewilderment over the substance of the government's charges.
"I know you are thinking there must have been something I've done to make them suspicious,'' he said. "I don't even know. ... I'm more interested in sports than politics. I don't even know who the prime minister of Pakistan is.
"I just want to let you be assured,'' he said, "it was all based on speculation. Basically, because I wear a robe and a scary beard, it was all based on that.''
Khan's defense lawyer, Joseph Rosenbaum, also was at the Margate mosque on Friday, where he thanked members for their support — and urged them to help Khan readjust to life as a free man.
"You all have come through big time in your support,'' he said. "Your prayers, your emotional support, whatever you did, it helped. ... We'd like you to welcome him back, to help him adjust, and to put him back on the road he was on when he left here.''
Members of the mosque, which was founded a decade ago, said the path the younger Khan followed was one of peace and tolerance — and not what prosecutors alleged when they said Izhar Khan knew that two suspicious fund transfers of $300 and $900 were intended for the Pakistani Taliban, a U.S.-designated terrorist group.
Fazal Deen, secretary of the Margate mosque, said the transfers were remittances to Khan's family in Pakistan.
"He was sending it to his sister to help the poor and the needy,'' Deen said. "He's been doing it for years.''
Despite the government's charges, Deen said, members of the mosque remained convinced that the younger Khan was a man of peace. Deen and others interviewed at the Margate mosque Friday said they did not know the elder Khan, and that the two mosques did not interact.
The younger Khan, a U.S. citizen, left Pakistan for South Florida with his family in the 1990s and developed into a beloved Muslim scholar with an interest in American culture and sports.
Deen said Khan built a volleyball court next to the mosque, and frequently played basketball with the children.
"He was a fun-loving person,'' he said. "He always had a smile on his face. ... We never heard him say anything political or anything against the government or about terrorism. That's not in his vocabulary.''
Azan Badrudeen, 51, of North Lauderdale nodded in agreement.
"Since he came here, he's been a very peaceful guy,'' he said. "All his speeches are about peace — the way a Muslim should live his life, peacefully and mannerly.''


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The water cut off was only necessary until he had ball shut offs installed. He had to manhandle the old pipes out of their fittings and it took both he and his helper to do so. Once that was done putting in the shut offs was easy.
With them installed and turned off water could be restored.
Then he fabricated the faucet assembly onsite and installed it which included a lot of notching of studs and putting in
some blocks.
After that the drain took a couple of hours to cut out without doing damage to the tub. There is not a single scratch around the tub so he succeeded in doing zero damage. The putting everything backtogether and working from a tiny hole in the closet behind the tub with little leverage.
He had to go and get a spare part to complete the work which took about 45 minutes. Our A/C main drain runs into the overflow of the tub and required some extra hoops to make it all fit right.
He was here from roughly 9:30 to almost 5pm with about 45 minutes spent going for supplies.
He and his helper didn't even stop for lunch unless he snacked in that 45 minutes too. 8 hours at $480 for labor is $60 per hour. He's a licensed journeyman not a master plumber, btw and a person from the HOA told me the going journeyman rate is about $65 per hour. So he cut us a break or he put in more hours than he planned, but didn't charge more. Either way I'm satisfied with the work.


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Track work will continue on the Red Line this weekend, starting at 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16.
Red Line trains will single track between Takoma and Forest Glen "to allow for platform reconstruction, fiber-optic cable installation and rail improvements," according to Metro's website.
Throughout the weekend, trains will run every 20 minutes between Shady Grove and Glenmont, Metro reported.
"On Saturday and Sunday, between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. each day, additional trains will operate between Shady Grove and Fort Totten, resulting in service about every 10 minutes between those stations," Metro added.
Metro advised passengers traveling through the work zone to allow about 15 minutes of additional travel time.
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Delancey
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Neighborhoods: Whittier Heights, Ballard
People line up before the doors open for business...and for three good reasons: 1. they don't take reservations, 2. the tables in this cozy restaurant are limited and, most importantly, 3. the pizza that's served up is crazy good.
My oh my! That is some crazy delicious pizza pie!
The emperor has no clothes... – My wife and I finally got to Delancey after hearing all the fuss. We were there 5 minutes after opening and still had to wait 90 minutes for a seat at the counter. This would have been fine if it had been necessary. The rude ass regulars that were absolutely CAMPING at the tables were the problem. Hey great...you're having a good time with your friends. But if you're still here 30 minutes after dessert...you are an ass!
We ordered a Jersey Salad which was small and just OK and then had the roasted asparagus which was excellent! We then ordered a Crimini mushroom pizza and the Romana pizza. If you're a foodie and have ever had a naan at an Indian restaurant...well that's what this pizza is like. It's flatbread...not pizza! I've had pizza bagels with more substance that these "pies." The staff was nice...and at least the paper thin pizzas were only $12 each. If it was close and there was no crowd...and I was really hungry...then I'd go. Otherwise...it's all fluff and no substance.
Patience for pizza – I waited two hours for a table at Delancey's on a Saturday night. Which is a long time, especially when you arrive at 5:30 p.m. to "beat the crowds." I heard the pizza was fantastic and the crowds intrigued me. I feared it would be overflowing with screaming children in with their parents for an early-bird dinner out, but nope, it was quite the opposite. The understated décor was the first sign that this place was different. Exposed would be the best way to describe it. Open kitchen, open shelving, transparent glass light fixtures, and one modest open dining room. Oh, and an enticing menu. I passed the time with a glass of wine and the two hours actually went by pretty quick. I had heard good things about the salted chocolate chip cookies so I made sure to put in an order for one as soon as I was seated (I was slightly paranoid they would run out). I was lucky enough to try the pepperoni, salami, prosciutto, and sausage pizzas that night. I also tried the radicchio salad, which was surprisingly flavorful. The pizzas really are delicious and better than anything I've had in Ballard, possibly Seattle, before. I'll definitely be back, but it'll be a weeknight.
Welcome Home – With the varied offerings of pie in this city, Delancey is a stand out for the uniqueness of its crust and fresh ingredients as much as for its down home feel. Unassuming in its easy style, the décor is made up of substantial, family-sized, wood dining sets combined with warm, cozy lighting. Step inside and you are home.
Bite into the thin, wood-fired, crust and get a mouthful of sweet, crisp, crunchy goodness followed by a hint of fresh tomatoes and toppings such as the crimini mushrooms, tangy sausage and heavenly mozzarella. It's a simple enough combination of flavors to please even the youngest of diners, and yet complex enough to satisfy the most robust of palates. Enjoy a side off the salad menu which is rotated to take advantage of the freshest seasonal ingredients.
There's no rush. Capitalize on the homey atmosphere and linger a while for dessert. The chocolate chip cookie with sea salt and other goodies further that spirit of comfort. This is a true neighborhood gathering spot where you are sure to run into friends which only adds to the feeling of community that the owners have strived with such success to achieve.
Citysearch Editorial Review – There's not much to say about this tiny Ballard restaurant that hasn't already been said eight different ways; it was easily one of the most talked about openings of 2009, thanks to the local love for the owners: blogger/author Molly Wizenberg and her husband/pizza-chef Brandon Pettit. Calling the place a pizzeria does it a disservice, because it's much more than that--a sort of temple to pizza centered around a gorgeous brick oven and built out of Pettit's passion for creating a perfect pie. And while "perfect" is a fairly subjective adjective, the frequent two-hour wait for a table at dinnertime speaks volumes about the quality of food here: just a handful of simply topped, chewy-crusted, burnt-edged pizzas are available daily, plus a few salads/starters and another couple of desserts. It's a carefully focused menu in an intimate, minimally decorated dining space--everything kept on a small scale so Pettit and Wizenberg can keep this neighborhood joint spot-on.
Artisanal Locally Sourced Pizza – Approaching Delancey on a cold winter night you'll see steamy windows and candles sparkling on tables where people are engaged in conversation, sipping classes of wine. Brandon Petit warmly greets his regulars by name while tossing pizza dough by the oven. Delancey reminds me much of co-owner Molly Wizenberg's blog Orangette: simplicity with an artistic flair.
The menu changes with the seasons, from a Billy's tomato salad during the summer months to a beautiful beet, grapefruit and house-made ricotta salata salad in the midst of winter. The flavors pop, sometimes in unexpected combinations. My favorite, a staple on the menu, is the creamy, rich burrata served with sea salt, olive oil and perfectly toasted crostini. Delancey produces some of the finest pizza in Seattle, from my favorite house made sausage to the spicy Padron peppers in the summertime. With its lightly charred crust and the perfect proportion of a delicate sauce, the pizzas are easily shared among friends. Don't eat all of your pizza though, because you'll want to save room for dessert. From Molly's signature grey salt chocolate chip cookie and a tall cold glass of Fresh Breeze milk to seasonal desserts, you will never be disappointed. Last night I enjoyed a delightfully creamy lemon dessert served in an old fashion Ball jar served with two shortbread cookies.
One of the lovely things about Delancey is how affordable the food is for the quality. To me, this is what embodies a neighborhood place. I'm in love with their local Washington Sangiovese, a steal for $27 a bottle. Have a glass of wine while you wait or try a glass of the amazing house ginger brew. Some people complain about the wait, but it's all in your approach. Go across the street to Tarasco and have a drink. Or peruse the delightful umbrellas at Bella Umbrella. I prefer the small intimate setting, shelves lined with cookbooks, a menagerie of glasses and most of all the delicious food produced from love. It's the ideal place to enjoy the company of new and old friends.
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Senior Research Fellow Robert Higgs talks with Scott Horton about his classic The Transformation of the American Economy 1865-1914; the July 4th celebration of statism and American mythology. Check out some of Robert Higgs books mentioned on the program.
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Independent Watch, a new video channel produced by the Independent Institute studio in Oakland, CA, launches with Research Fellow and author, Anthony Gregory!
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Featured in the App Store "Best of 2012" Collection
"Clear's interface is elegant and clever…" — The New York Times
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"If you're regularly turning to a simple to-do list app… Clear is definitely going to wow you." — TechCrunch
Life is messy. Keep it together with Clear, an amazing new app for list-keeping that is unbelievably simple, quick and satisfying to use.
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A great lists app
I've loved clear ever since it hit the App Store. I empathize with Realmac software with the recent clear+ fiasco. I never got the plus version because I didn't have an iPad. Even after I got one, clear to me is so perfect on the phone. That I didn't feel like I needed it on the iPad.
Now, if it had a few more features, I could really make Clear a "workflow" app, instead of a simple lists app...
I would like to propose a solution to the pricing issue of clear. To the developers: I will gladly throw more money your way for some additional features. However, shouldn't these features be available via an in-app purchase? This way, people can still use the app they already paid for as is, and they have the option to extend it's capabilities for a buck or two.
Ok, so my feature requests:
1. Export (sync?) lists to Evernote. Why? So I can make lists quickly in clear, then send them to EN if I need to include notes or anything else with the list. I would imagine others would want to sync with omnifocus, RTM, etc...
2. (2-part) reminders and iOS reminders integration (so we can use Siri to remind us of something) Along with this, repeating and scheduled reminders would be nice.
3. Change the additional options from a shake (which is hard to remember) to a further tug to the right (a-la mailbox— hey, they stole your gestures, steal their improvements).
Thanks for listening and making such a great app!
All Sizzle
Update: "Now with iCloud support" Translation -> Please buy our overpriced desktop app that took us months to write because we insisted on porting a mobile experience instead of thinking about a useful and usable desktop experience.
"This update….makes sure everything works smoothing on iOS 6" Translation -> This update includes nothing of any real importance. Certainly none of the features that have been hinted at for months to make this app actually useful instead of a bimbo on the corner.
Update: after months of waiting I am done with Clear. The only thing this app does better than other todo list managers is enrich lazy developers.
Months of waiting for updates to the functionality and we get new themes. I think it's obvious where the developers heads are in the clouds.
Clear is just a pretty face
Clear has amazing interaction design but there is a lot missing. RealMac must roll out new features very quickly if they want to sustain this app. Clear lacks nearly every feature of a standard todo list application: due dates, alarms, recurring items, notifications, sync,…etc. Interaction design aside every other todo list manager in the store is more capable than Clear.
My hat is off to RealMac for making an amazing experience. Now get moving on making it a useful experience.
Amazing list-making app
Clear has used a gesture-based approach to the to-do lists in an uncluttered slick design, making task management easier, faster and more fashionable.
As a task list, Clear is definitely the best app in the App Store. You can move very quickly through your tasks thanks to some quick gesture-based controls. As a universal app supporting iCloud, you can sync it with your other iOS devices and your Mac, but not Windows.
As a reminder, Clear obviously comes short. There are no dates or alarms, no location alerts, no iOS Reminders integration, no recursive reminders and no push notifications.
Clear is a powerful list-making app and is getting better with every update. Its clean design looks fantastic and offers much more functionality than other similar apps without sacrificing its simplicity. Developers are going to add task reminders too, so I will wait to see how appealing it will be to get organized and stay on task.
- $4.99
- Category: Productivity
- Updated: Feb 18, 2014
- Version: 1.3.6
- Size: 9.4 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Realmac Software Limited
- © 2014 Realmac Software Limited
Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.


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Thanksgiving is right around the corner and that means it's time to stock up on turkey, yams, cranberries and all things festive.
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Methodical and hideously funny in its depiction of a bourgeois family of grown children being raised in isolation, learning to make sense of a patriarchal nightmare, "Dogtooth" came from the Greek stage and film director Yorgos Lanthimos. It walloped a lot of adventurous moviegoers with a taste for jet-black comedy and ended up with an Oscar nomination for best foreign-language picture.
Ritualized, movement-based, drably repetitive interrogations; violence dispensed only after a deadpan exchange of verbal patter; the least sexy nudity imaginable: Lanthimos comes out of a theatrical tradition of Antonin Artaud's "theater of cruelty" and Harold Pinter's political allegories. The filmmaker revisits his primary concerns in the film "Alps," destined to provoke a fair amount of discomfort in its weeklong run at the Siskel Film Center.
Hospital employees by day, a small cadre of "helping profession" workers do a little sideline business aiding those who have recently lost loved ones in accidents or whatnot. Like actors for hire, actors who make house calls, these people portray the deceased to assist family members with the grieving process. They learn what the dead people did in their free time, their favorite movie stars, their favorite foods. "He maybe had a slight preference for pasta," one man tells a colleague at one point, after conducting research on their next assignment.
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I wish this one rattled around in the brain more provocatively. What was shrewd and artfully sustained (if finally a bit hollow) in "Dogtooth" comes off as studied and attenuated here, even at a trim running time of 93 minutes. The saving grace is Papoulia, whose beauty is shadowed by a wary look in her eyes. She knows how to hang back and let a situation's strangeness come to her, incrementally.
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So far the Flying Bundle has had two bundles so far, with moderate success. You can say that none of the games were must-buys, and the bundle didn't have the best pricing, but I can give kudos to 2 specific aspects.
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10:30 am Chapel 2:00 pm Artist Talk: "Circle+Rust" by Pat Benincasa 7:30 pm Jazz Orchestra Tour Concert: Rochester, MN 7:30 pm Philharmonia Concert 7:30 pm Cathedral Choir Tour: Richfield, Minnesota 7:30 pm Philharmonia Concert
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Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala and Opoko , A.P. (2013) Housing Nigerian Urban Poor Through Self-Build Housing Concept Using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks. International Journal of Research In Social Sciences, 2 (4). pp. 13-18. ISSN 2307-227X
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Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala and Opoko, A.P. (2012) Housing the Urban Poor in Nigeria through Self-Build Housing Concept Using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks. In: Innovative Financing Systems, 16th-19th, Istanbul, Turkey.
Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala (2010) Knowledge as a Determinant of Acceptability of Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks for Affordable Housing in Nigeria. In: 37th International Association for Housing Science (IAHS) World Congress on Housing Science., 26-29 October, 2010, Santader, Spain.
Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala (2010) Prospects and Challenges of Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks in Enhancing Sustainable Housing Development in Nigeria. In: Bells University of Technology in collaboration with Institute for Environmental Research and Development International Conference on Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection: Strategies and Procedures for Developing Nations, 21-23 September, 2010, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria..
Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala (2006) Combating the Challenges of Rise in Urban Slums in Cities in Developing World_A Case Study of Lagos State. In: International Conference on the Built Environment: Innovation, Policy and Sustainable Development, January 24-26, 2006, Covenant university, Ota, Ogun State..
Daramola, Samuel Adedeji and Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala and Umoren, Otu and Aduwo, Bridgette (2005) Violence and Housing Delivery in Nigeria. In: XXII World Congress of Architecture, 3-7 July, 2005, Istanbul, Turkey.
Daramola, Samuel Adedeji and Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala and Aduwo, Bridgette and Ogbiye, Samuel (2005) Public-Private Partnership and Housing Delivery in Nigeria. In: African Union of Architects Congress on Urbanization in Africa, 23-28 May, 2005, Abuja, Nigeria..


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It was the best of decades, it was the worst of decades...
With only a few weeks left until we close out the 'naughts and move into the teens, it's almost obligatory to take a look back at the best and not-so-best of the last decade. With that in mind, I polled the O'Reilly editors, authors, Friends, and a number of industry movers and shakers to gather nominations. I then
tossed them in the trash and made up my own compiled them together and looked for trends and common threads. So here then, in no particular order, are the best and the worst that the decade had to offer.