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The purpose of this Background Note is to provide a reference for the key issues that will be discussed at the DGD. This will include addressing the main lines of concern mentioned in the Committee"s Outline for Participants in the 2012 CRC DGD12 under two major topics: 1) international legal framework on the rights of children in the context of international migration; and 2) measures to implement the rights of children in international migration situations at the national level. The Note focuses on: the international movement of children, including children migrating with their parents, legal guardians or other caregivers; unaccompanied and separated children; children left behind in countries of origin; and children born to migrant parents in destination countries. It does not address children in the context of internal migration, nor children who qualify as internally displaced persons (IDPs) or refugees. The scope of the Note is on the "rights of the child" as per article 1 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).


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This skill uses a common event to simulate a card draw from a Tarot deck containing the 22 Major Arcana cards.
Each card has either it's own skill or a special created event. Furthermore each card can be drawn in a reverse state which is harmful for the user or helpful for the enemies. The event requires a set of skills to be made. One for each card (except special ones) and of course the main skill. The base skill needs to be set to have no targets, only usable in battle and to run the common event. MP cost is optional. The other skills can be made how you like. Each card also needs an item in the database. Demo, necessary files and tutorial in attachment or DEMO CARDS EVENT Enjoy!
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Just about the hardest thing the Yankees hit last night was the dirt around home plate, assaulted by Brett Gardner's bat.
Gardner shattered his lumber on the ground after making the final out of a 4-2 loss to the Orioles with two runners on in front of what was left of a Yankee Stadium crowd of 46,499.
First, Gardner was ticked at plate umpire Mike DiMuro for calling the 3-1 pitch a strike when Gardner thought it was ball four. Then, Gardner went ballistic when he whiffed against Kevin Gregg to end the game.
"It doesn't matter what I thought," Gardner said of the 3-1 pitch, which was outside. "I wasn't happy with swinging at the first pitch. It's no fun to be the last guy swinging."
Gardner's frustration ended a long night that began with a one hour and 49-minute rain delay at the start, included a masterful performance by Orioles starter Jeremy Guthrie, whose 14 losses are the most in the majors, and wasted what should have been a winning effort by A.J. Burnett (8-9) who hasn't won in a month.
From every angle, the numbers telling the story of Guthrie against the Yankees indicated all Burnett had to do was be pedestrian in order to deliver a victory. Burnett was better than that, fanning a season-high 10 batters and allowing five hits and four runs in eight innings.
Nevertheless, with a Tigers scout watching Guthrie (5-14), the right-hander went from the majors' biggest loser to Cy Young.
The defeat didn't cost the Yankees ground in the AL East because the front-running Red Sox dropped a 3-1 decision to the White Sox and remain 2½ lengths ahead.
Guthrie was 1-4 with a 5.81 ERA in his last five outings. Furthermore, in 14 starts against the Yankees, he was 3-9 with a 5.66 ERA. Want more? In three starts at Yankee Stadium, he was 0-3 with a 6.41 ERA. Finally, the Orioles were 4-10 in the games Guthrie started against the Yankees, whose starting lineup was hitting .296 (53-for-179) against him.
Nevertheless, Guthrie looked like a pitcher a contender would be crazy to ignore with tomorrow's non-waiver trade deadline approaching.
"He is going a better job of commanding his pitches," said Gardner, who went hitless in three at-bats against Guthrie, who allowed a run on four hits and fanned five in seven innings. "In the past he threw harder and was a max effort guy. We weren't able to get much going. We were real quiet."
Until Nick Swisher's RBI double in the ninth, the only Yankees run was provided by Mark Teixeira's 29th homer in the sixth.
The Rockies had Dave Holliday, a special assistant to general manager Dan O'Dowd, at the Stadium just in case the Yankees want to overwhelm the Rockies with an offer for Ubaldo Jimenez. Holliday is likely in town to watch Ivan Nova pitch the second game of tonight's split doubleheader.
A package fronted by Jesus Montero and Nova might be the best offer the Rockies get and prompt them to trade Jimenez.
The Yankees had a scout in Seattle to watch Erik Bedard, but their interest in the lefty was "a last resort" type of thing. Pitching for the first time since coming off the disabled list after a knee injury, Bedard was rocked by the Rays for five runs on three hits and issued four walks in 1 1/3 innings. Off that outing, the Yankees likely will be glad if the Red Sox acquire Bedard.
The Yankees truly believe getting Alex Rodriguez back from the DL in two weeks will make them whole. And it's hard to argue Rodriguez's return won't have an impact. At least more than Gardner's bat smashing the dirt.


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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, went back to court on Friday to face-off against industry lobbies in a battle over investment fund registration. The new hearing comes one week after the CFTC lost round one in a bought over position limits.
The prospects for a pro-industry ruling, however, are far from certain. When Eugene Scalia, an attorney for the industry groups, said that the registration requirements would cost mutual funds and their investors, U.S. Judge Beryl Howell retorted: "How significant can those costs be fore mere regulation?"
The arguments often turn on two points:
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Additionally, the CFTC is expected to ensure that it doesn't overstep its jurisdiction with new regulatory rules, something that the industry lobby, including the Investment Company Institute and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, claim the regulatory agency has repeatedly failed to do.
Judge Howell did shine some light on the CFTC's case, however, when she suggested that she was unsympathetic to the argument leveraged by lobby groups against the CFTC in its failed court case last week. "The fact that had the financial crisis," Howell said, showed that existing enforcement alone "didn't work." She explained that Congress passed Dodd-Frank in order to "increase enforcement agency oversight of this kind of trading market."
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How are wounds resolved on a multi-wound fighter?
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When the fighter takes his first wounding hit: thus resulting in a pinned fighter with one less wound but no injury roll?
When an out of action result is rolled on an injury roll: Thus a two wound fighter would have to roll out of action twice before leaving play.
In short do you roll for injury on the last wound only or all of them?
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December 2011
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Launch files from the File Browser with a single...
Want to be able to open files in the File Browser with a single click like you used to in TextMate 1? Click the file's icon! A lot of people are asking about this one.
8956 Released
Development continues. This release allows you to disable the functionality that hides the tab bar when only one file is open. Disabling that auto hide makes Textmate 2's functionality like that of Textmate 1.
Introduced callback.application.did-activate and callback.application.did-deactivate as two new semantic classes. A command with this class will be executed when the...
TextMate Blog » Multiple Carets →
In this article will discuss:
Using multiple carets with the mouse
Changes to column selection
Using multiple carets with Find
Using multiple carets with Copy and Paste
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⌘X in the File Browser
Allan pointed out to us yesterday that In addition to ⌘C one can also use ⌘X and ⌘V to move/copy files around (⌘X doesn't "cut" before ⌘V is used).
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Language codes →
Thanks to llamageddon for this list of language codes used for spellingLanguage in tm_properties
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Replicating Edit Each Line In Selection
Here's a great tip from eirkeirkeirk :
I noticed the ⌘⌥A command was gone from TM2. But I figured out a way to replicate it.
- Select all the lines you want to edit
- Turn it into a column selection (tap ⌥)
- Then ⌘→ to move all the carets to the end of each line
This is actually better than the previous incarnation because:
- You can actually see the carets, where as before you were...
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An excellent example of a .tm_properties file →
A big thanks to hmans for sharing his .tm_properties file. Particularly useful are his instructions on how to hide specific directories (in this case: log, vendor and tmp) from the "Find File" dialog, but not from the project browser.
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8949 Released
I was delighted to see a significant update to the alpha released earlier today, with some much anticipated features/settings added. The big items here are the ability to disable text aliasing, the ability to put the file-browser on the right side of the window, and the option for HTML output to have its own window. See below for the complete release notes:
HTML output can open in its...
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TextMate Blog » Git Style Configuration →
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File Browser keyboard shortcuts
A big thanks to macromates for this list of key commands for use when the file browser is in focus:
⌘⇡ Go to Enclosing Folder ⌘⇣ Open ⌘⇠ Go Back ⌘⇢ Go Forward ↩ Rename ␣ QuickLook ⇧⌘N New Folder ⌥⌘N New Tab ⌘D Duplicate ⌘⌫ Delete ⇧⌘C Go to Computer ⇧⌘H Go to Home ⇧⌘D Go to Desktop ⇧⌘G Go to Folder… ⇧⌘F Search Selected Folder ⌘C Copy Path ⌘O Open ⌘[ Go Back ⌘] Go...
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You can access a "Smart Folder" from the top bar of the folder drawer by clicking on the purple folder with a gear on it. This folder gives you a view of 'Uncommitted Changes' and 'Untracked Files' in your project*.
You can select files you want to commit using the Git bundle's "Commit…" command (makes it easier if assign a shortcut to...
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⌃⌘T to bring up the 'Select bundle item' dialog. By default, you can search by bundle item title, but if you hit ⌘4, you can switch to key equivalent—meaning you can just type the shortcut to find its bundle item.
For instance, if you'd like to find the Comment Line/Selection bundle item, you can use: ⌃⌘T + ⌘4 + ⌘/.
To then edit the bundle item, hit ⌥↩. Allan...
Quickly show a menu of past search terms
(From the built-in help)
Find History
Just like clipboard history: ⌃⌥⌘F.
(While we're at it: ⌃⌥⌘V = brings up a menu of your past clipboard contents)
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TextMate Blog » Locating Bundles →
Jump to specific lines/columns from 'Go To File'...
In the ⌘+T (Go To File) dialog, you can append :line or :line:column when specifying a file to jump to. This is particularly useful for console errors that return line/column positions in long blocks of code.
Thanks to Joachim Mårtensson for this tip!
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TextMate 2 .tm_properties — Gist →
More documentation of .tm_properties, showing among other things the ability to set preferences based on file type.
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List of settings
A list of settings for your .tm_properties file, and some explanation, from a pastie posted by Allan Odgaard
# List of Settings ## I/O * `binary` — If set for a file, file browser will open it with external program when double clicked. Mainly makes sense when targetting specific globs. * `encoding` — Set to the file's encoding. This will be used during save but is also fallback during load (when...
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Git status in file browser
If you've configured your .tm_properties file to point to your installation of git, the file browser will display source control status icons on your files.
You can see this on the index.php and header.php files in the repo above, both of which have not-yet-committed changes, and are displaying small blue circle icons.
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TextMate 2 + rmate = Awesome →
I heard TextMate 2 will be released tomorrow and decided to try it out. One really cool thing that was added to TM2 is the rmate script. This is a nifty little script that will let you edit files on a remote server through your running instance of TextMate 2. Here's how to get it working using SSH tunneling.
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Converting themes
Themes have changed from being stand-alone files to being integrated into bundles. There are some included in TextMate and several more available in the bundle pane of Preferences, you can click the word Theme in the top bar to only show the themes.
To convert an old theme to the bundle format you can perform the following steps:
Create a new empty bundle in TextMate by going to the bundle...
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Create a .tm_properties file to set preferences
Here are a few handy rules you can put in your .tm_properties file:
TM_GIT = "/usr/local/bin/git"
excludeFiles = "*.{so,pyc,o,scssc}"
excludeDirectories = "build,dist,tmp,log"
# show the path to the current tab's file in the window title
# (replace the 2 instances of 'username' in the string below
# with your mac username).
windowTitle =...
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We have been waiting forever for Textmate 2. Now that it's here in alpha it's been hard to figure out how all the feature fit together.
As we get to learn about what's new with Textmate 2, we'll be posting tips and discoveries here.


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Springfield's 2012 election remains a work in progress.
A week after election day, Union County Board of Elections Deputy Administrator Joanne Arena said her office is still in process of getting it all together.
Arena said they have 102 provisional ballots so far. Of them, 63 have been accepted and 39 have been rejected. She said that they were still waiting for provisional ballots from other counties to roll in and estimated that there would be between 150 and 175 in total.
Those ballots are currently sealed in envelopes that will be opened and counted on Monday, Nov. 19 at the Board of Elections office in Elizabeth.
That does not include the ballots sent in to the county by fax or email, which Arena said have not yet been counted.
There's no way to predict the results of the votes, particularly with regards to the Springfield municipal race. While people who voted remotely could not vote directly in their local elections, they were allowed to write in candidates' names. That assumes a knowledge of local races officials and election watchers doubt is widespread.
The Springfield election was very close and the late-counted ballots are expected to be a deciding factor. With 3173 David Barnett garnered the most absentee and regular polling place votes. At 3141 and 3129, respectively, only 12 votes separate incumbent Republican Jerry Fernandez from Democratic challenger Margaret Bandrowski.
The County Clerk's office said the votes are currently set to be certified on Nov. 21, but that the certification may be pushed back.
Brett Biebelberg
11:50 am on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
I would be interested in knowing why the votes of 39 people were rejected.
Adam Bulger
1:11 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
There are several reasons, none of them particularly sinister or unexpected: they could have sent in an absentee ballot and forgotten about it, for example.
12:26 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
This is beginning not to pass the smell test.
Springfield Neighbor
1:44 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Thanks for the update. Please keep us informed.
bob groder
10:30 am on Thursday, November 15, 2012
It is being done on the up and up. The county is quite serious about keeping this process honest & I read the state wanted all of the local elections to be completed on the same day. There is nothing sinister going on here as I agree with Adam. Due to the hurricaine is why this is being delayed as many people went thru tragic circumstances. The Lt. governor Kim set up the rules which allowed for email & fax voting.
bob groder
10:36 am on Thursday, November 15, 2012
Logic seeker the only plot was in my opinion the republicans reorganizing the BOH and then getting rid of westfield last night & agreeing to enter into a negotiation with Madison without ANY public comment until AFTER the vote was taken. This isnt how I want my government to represent me. I pay the taxes which fund the government & should have been allowed to speak before the vote was taken. In my opinion it was done for political reasons.
If even 1 springfield resident gets sick because of of the switch to Madison about to take place I hope the people responsible can live with themselves. They refused to listen to reason or the public until after it was too late. I am proud to say im an independent & vote both ways depending on the people and issues. I never stick with 1 party forever.
bob groder
2:20 pm on Thursday, November 15, 2012
I totally agree logic seeker with the exception of 1 thing. unfortunately the BOH refused to allow a probationary period so whatever deal will get done is the deal springfield will have to live with. All I wanted was an escape clause in case Madison doesnt perform to the high standards we came to expect from Westfield. Ie. when i needed a flu shot in september before a trip to the west coast Megan from the westfield health dept. opened up her office for me and 3 others with a special session for those who couldnt make the flu clinic. With Madison its an unknown how they will habdle flu shots. Time will tell. I still feel putting a vote without ANY public input is a joke and not how our forfathers intended the country to be run. We didnt get any due process.
Shane Ronan
12:52 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
Curious why you needed to go all the way to Westfield for a flu shot? CVS in town offers flu shots as well, still free if you have health insurance, otherwise $35.00
Further, if we had given Madison a "probationary" period, what would happen if we tried to opt out mid-year? Would we be able to find another Department of Health to pick us up mid-year, would this even be legal?
bob groder
12:19 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Shane i paid 10.00 in westfield thats why. Why should I pay 35.00 at CVS in springfield? I can go to any drug store and pay 35.00 but if we have a health dept. which offers it for 10.00 for people without insurance that covers it why not go for it? Even my own Dr. who does take my health insurance I have a 30.00 copay. Any health Dept. ( Madison included which I just found out is supposed to offer it also) who offers 10.00 for its citizens is a plus in my book. I will go to madison next year if they offer the same service. Not all of us are lucky enough to have it covered by their health insurance. In my case its not covered except if I go to my primary care physician.
ps all the way to westfield was all of 10 minutes and Megan opened up her office for people who couldnt make the flu clinics which were scheduled in town.
bob groder
12:26 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Also Shane to address your question about an opt out im sure the town wouldnt be stupid enough to opt out of any contract without having a backup plan. I spoke to Megan after the BOH meeting and she told me they would gladly come back next year under a new administration. As a tax paying citizen I just want whats good overall for the town without sacrificing services so I asked. Why do you defend Madison so much when noone knows how good they will perform? I dont look at this as a political issue but the republicans do and as its fairly obvious we will never agree on this issue. Dont forget im neither a republican or democrat.
You are right on 1 issue though I am not a lawyer so I dont know what the laws are regarding opt outs. I just found it hypocritical that the BOH would put in an opt out against many peoples wishes with Westfield whom we worked with for about a doezn years but refuse to put one in under any new contract especially when entering into a new business arrangment with a town we have zero history with in Madison.


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I have 'crystallized,' I believe, certain cornerstone reasons for Anti-Semitism.
Issues #1) I'm not sure if you want to hear them.
Issues #2) I'm doubtful of their efficacy.
But perhaps discussing some of my thoughts about this topic may be of some value in the threads stated goal: "Tackling Anti-Semitism."
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Invisible art, real money
The Hayward Gallery is expecting visitors to pay £8 for its latest exhibition featuring invisible works by Warhol and Klein.
Invisible: Art about the Unseen 1957-2012 is set to exhibit a range of 50 artworks from the past 50 years, including an invisible sculpture and invisible ink drawings by the likes of artists such as Andy Warhol and Gianni Motti.
In an ambitious effort to push the boundaries of modern art, the Hayward Gallery expects visitors to pay £8 for entry to explore the meaning behind 'emptiness' and the 'after life' in the first UK exhibition of its kind.
Exhibition curator Ralph Rugoff, who produced a similar display at the San Francisco Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts back in 2005, is convinced the exhibition will generate a new way to appreciate art, accessible to all.
"Unique experience"
"People will assume only art snobs will be able to get some meaning out of the works but it leaves so much to the imagination that each visitor will come out with a personal interpretation and unique experience," he said.
"Art isn't only about materialism, and creativity starts in the artist's mind. Invisibility is at the core of the artist's creative process," he added.
The show, which is part of the Southbank Centre Festival of the World and is scheduled to take place until early September, invites visitors to take part and observe an array of works bordering on the philosophical side of art, exercising the limits of our imagination.
Klein, perhaps the first artist to explore the subject, in 1958 staged the first exhibition completely devoid of visible content.
Exhibition goers will be able to experience Tom Friedman's Untitled (A Curse), an empty space cursed by a witch, as well as a plinth on which Andy Warhol stepped on in 1985.
In the Void Room by French artist Yves Klein is a room painted entirely in white, while Magic Ink is a series of drawings made by Italian artist Gianni Motti using invisible ink.
While a number of students may be put off by the price Invisible is sure to attract curiosity: "It sounds very pretentious so I'll probably go. We need to get used to the fact modern art is constantly evolving," BA Fine Art student, Rebecca Mills, 24, said.
The exhibition opens at the Hayward Gallery on Southbank on June 12, with £6 concession tickets available.
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There are more Latino stars on the small screen this fall than there have ever been in the history of television. And with the fall TV season in full swing, it's the perfect time to announce the winners of our first ever Fall TV Awards. Check out our list of winners and tell us if you agree with our picks!
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Paralympic Archery
Rules and Classification
What is it?
Paralympic Archery is basically the same as Olympic Archery, but with rules adapted for athletes with a disability. The aim is to shoot arrows as close to the centre of a target as possible.
Who can participate in Archery at the Paralympics?
Archery events are open only to athletes with a physical disability.
Athletes are separated into three groups:
- Archery Wheelchair 1 (ARW1) - These athletes have a disability that affects their arms and their legs.
- Archery Wheelchair 2 (ARW2) - These athletes have a disability that affects only their legs.
- Archery Standing (ARST) - These athletes have a disability that affects their legs, but they are able to stand or sit in an ordinary chair with their feet on the ground.
How is it played?
- There are individual and team competitions for both men and women.
- The target is placed at a distance of 70 metres.
- The target has 10 rings, from very big on the outside, to the small circle in the centre.
- Each ring on the target is worth from one to 10 points. The smallest, in the middle, is worth 10 points.
- The winner is the archer who scores most points.
- Matches are played over the best of five sets. Each set consists of three arrows per archer.
- In the team competition each team has three archers competing against each other.
There are a number of aids which athletes can use depending on how serious their disability is. Here are a few examples:
- a wheelchair
- a body support
- something to help the athlete release the arrow using their mouth
- a compound bow
- a bow tied or bandaged to the hand
- a support for an elbow/wrist
- a person to load arrows into the bow
A moment of magic?
Many people remember the moment when Paralympic archer Antonio Rebollo shot a flaming arrow to light the Olympic Flame at the Opening Ceremony in Barcelona in 1992.
Rebollo, who suffered from polio when he was a baby, represented Spain at the Paralympics in 1984, 1988 and 1992, winning two silver medals and a bronze.
The selection process to find the athlete who would light the Olympic Flame began with 200 archers. Rebollo finally found himself among the final four, and apparently was chosen only two hours before the famous moment.
In an interview four years later he said "There were no fears – I was practically a robot. I focused on my positioning and reaching the target."
But according to BBC journalist John Mathews, things were not as they appeared. The organisers could not risk his arrow missing the target. If it had fallen short and landed among the crowd, it could have burnt somebody, so Rebollo was instructed to shoot his arrow safely out of the stadium.
So it was actually some clever pyrotechnics, special effects, and camera angles which ensured that millions of people watching on TV around the world were amazed as they 'saw' his burning arrow shoot through the air and ignite the Olympic Flame.
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As I place my hands
On each side of your waist
Gently moving down
Across the curve of your hips--
I find myself in a dark forest at night
Following the sound of one bird singing
Singing to me of a dream
I let fly away from me,
Escaping from my life to be free,
But now it has returned,
Charmed by your beauty
And by this touch upon your hips
In this night of quiet ecstasy.
Two Sisters--An Alchemical Tale
I marry a prince
He shines like the sun
A cup, I overflow with radiant love
I marry no one
No lover, no friend
Alone, abandoned
I taste disgrace
When night comes
Darkness is my friend
A time to unite
A timeless sea of ecstasy
The songs of dawn
For us rejoice
When night comes
There is only emptiness,
Shadows, cobwebs, cellar doors leading no where
I am silence
A bell without sound
Never stuck, never rung
I flee
I know not--
They send noble knights in search of me--
I wander forgotten, forlorn
Despair is a face I wear
The royal couple ride out
For me they call out
But I am lost
Their search I know not
Down forest roads and narrowing canyons
I sit by a mountain lake
I await a dark fate
Two white horses stride
There where the sun does rise
For me their love abides
The tide turns
Love returns
Who tells this tale?
Which sister cries
Tears of sorrow
Tears of joy?
One marries the sun
One marries no one
But in the end
The lost is found.
In the heart, the same darkness
Is a story of loneliness
And a song of love.


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Justin Timberlake is serious about his new music. And Andy Cohen is serious about The Real Housewives.
In a spoof of the singer's "I'm Ready" video, in which he teased his return to the recording studio (which led to his new album The 20/20 Experience), Cohen is walking through the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel on his way to film the reunion shows for The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Watch below.
"Someone asked me the other day, 'So, are you just done with Housewives?' " Cohen says as he enters the hotel. "Housewives mean more to me more than anybody else in the world."
Then, just like Timberlake, Cohen convinces those watching of his passion for the Real Housewives franchise, fist-bumping Atlanta's Cynthia Bailey and greeting her costar Kenya Moore along the way.
"I obsess over it before anybody else can even think of it," he says, "donkey booties, stallion booties, wigs, weaves, 'Close your legs to married men,' 'Gone with the Wind fabulous' ... Will a bird hit me in the face? Will I get pushed like a rag doll? Will someone produce documentation that proves absolutely nothing? Is somebody going to out my past as a stripper?"
Then, as Cohen takes his seat, with note cards in hand, the picture fades to color and he says, "I'm ready."
The Real Housewives of Atlanta's three-part reunion begins April 7 on Bravo.
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The Saratogian (saratogian.com), Serving the Saratoga Springs, N.Y. region
Friday, January 11, 2013
By JENNIE GREY
SARATOGA SPRINGS — At the ninth annual All Stars exhibition, Saratoga Arts will showcase the work of Saratoga County high school students, allowing the community to share in these young artists' visions.
Different high schools participate in the show, held at Saratoga Arts Center Gallery on Broadway.
This year, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, Corinth, Saratoga Springs, Shenendehowa, South Glens Falls, Stillwater and the Waldorf School of Saratoga Springs are exhibiting. Art teachers at these schools choose their students' best work from 2012. All grades are represented, from ninth through 12th.
Selected pieces range from pencil drawings to mixed-media sculptures. Ceramic vessels, pen-and-ink drawings and computer graphics are also displayed. The subjects are figures, landscapes, still lives and visions out of the artists' imagination.
"Each year, the show is different, due to the different school projects on the curricula," said Elizabeth Dubben, director of exhibitions at Saratoga Arts. "This time, I see a lot of individualism in the pieces. Even if two students were working on the same project, their finished art is very individual."
Dubben co-curated this year's All Stars show with intern Emma Huneck of Clifton Park, a Plattsburgh State University student. Huneck exhibited in the All Stars showcase herself as a high school student.
"It's great to be on the opposite end of this show," Huneck said. "As a high school student, it was very exciting to exhibit in the All Stars exhibition, as it was one of my first shows. I can remember the thrill that I'm sure many of these students are feeling, which I think gives me an interesting perspective to work on while co-curating this show."
As curators, Huneck and Dubben decided how the artwork would be displayed in the 2,000-sqaure-foot gallery. How a piece is hung on a wall beside others changes the impact of viewing, Dubben said. Huneck enjoyed fitting all the pieces together.
"I love working with the artwork and figuring out the arrangement for how it is placed within the gallery," Huneck said. "It can sometimes be quite the puzzle, and solving those puzzles is definitely my favorite part of putting a show together."
Dubben most enjoys seeing all the different works, then displaying them so students can see their peers' pieces, and conversations can happen. Her first concern in setting up the exhibition was to blend together the works from the various schools. Then, she and Huneck studied the concepts, aesthetic elements and color palettes in the pieces.
Based on such things as a common touch of bright red, the curators grouped the art in sets of two or four. Sculpture stands on low pedestals, two busts called "Mother Nature" complement a nature theme in drawings hung over them.
Saratoga Arts emphasizes the dedication of the art teachers as well as the talent of the students. The nonprofit also uses the All Stars show to further its mission of cultivating, nourishing and sustaining the arts in all its forms.
"I'm really proud of the kids and their talent and their art," Dubben said. "We can help support that."
Huneck agreed.
"This show brings together students of Saratoga County who all have a similar interest and passion in art," she said. "Group shows, especially community-based ones, help bridge the gaps among towns, rival high schools and people. Things like this bring our community closer."


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BROMSGROVE & Redditch Athletic Club members took on local clubs and achieved some great results in the Worcestershire County Track and Field Championships in Worcester.
The first race of the day featuring a Bromsgrove and Redditch AC athlete was the U13 boys 100m heat 1 where Joshua Pearson finished second - 0.1 seconds behind Birchfield's Zachary Jeacock.
In heat 2 Dominic Gardner also finished second - 0.1 seconds behind Worcester's Chris Osborne.
The final saw Pearson again finish 0.1 seconds behind Jeacock, gaining him second place overall in 13.6s. Gardner finished seventh in 14.5s.
In the boys U15 100m Oliver Kemp placed second in the heat and then sixth in the final with a time of 12.7.
Dewi Hammond achieved first place in the U20 100m with a time of 10.8m and in the senior men's 100m David Mould placed second (11.6) and Peter Mould third (13.0) in the veteran's race.
The U15 80m hurdles saw Andrew Pearson place first in 13.9s.
U15 100m athlete Rebekah Miller missed out twice to first place in both the heat (13.3) and in the final (13.2) to Halesowen's Alex Beardmore despite being awarded the same time.
In the U17 women's 100m final Ceri Hammond placed third with a time of 13.0 and the women's veteran 100m final saw Yasmine Al-Daftary finish third with a time of 15.8s and Romy Naven took first in the U20 women's 100m final.
The 200m races saw Joshua Pearson winning heat one (29.2) and Dominic Gardner placing third in heat 2 (31.1).
In the final Pearson finished second (28.5), just 0.1 behind Birchfield's Jeacock, almost mirroring the 100m race results. Gardner finished seventh (32.0).
In the U15 boys 200m Oliver Kemp finished third (26.4) an the 300m U15 boys final saw Andrew Pearson take second in 42.2, whilst Simeon Clarence took first in the 400m U17 final in 53s.
David Mould took the 400m senior title (51.2)and Calvin Scoltock the veteran race (59.7).
In the women's U20 200m Romy Naven took first place in 26.2 whilst in the senior men's final David Mould took first in 23.2, with Peter Mould second in the veteran race.
In the U15s race Rebekah Miller turned the tables from the 100m result and beat Birchfield's Alex Beardmore in both the heat and in the final - 0.1 seconds ahead both times (28.2 in the final).
In the distance running Sally Hogan finished first in the U20 women's final in a time of 4.56.4 with Tamara Ball coming first in the senior women's race in 5.15.44.
In the 800m U13 girls race Amy Mijovic-Couldwell and Amy Tongue represented the club, coming fifth and ninth out of a field of 11.
In the U17 800m final Callum Smith finished third in 2.11.9. In the veteran men's race Andrew Freeman finished first in 2.09.4, with Calvin Scoltock second in 2.12.6.
Sean Bowden (4.10.0), Mark Appleton (4.45.3) and Damian Lewis (4.50.5) took first, second and third place in the senior men's 1,500m.
In the field events Joshua Pearson placed sixth out of 13 in the U13 long jump competition (3.46), with Amy Mijovic-Couldwell (3.02) and Amy Tongue (2.48) taking tenth and 11th in the girls competition.
Andrew Pearson won the U15 boys long jump with a leap of 4.57, with Simeon Clarence taking second in the U17 competition (5.85).
The senior men's category saw Andrew Freeman take second in 4.30 and in the U17s Geordan Edmonds took first place with her jump of 4.96.
In the discus it was a one-two-three for Candy Lockett (20.11), Heather Knight (16.76) and Annie Scott (13.44) in the U15 category.
Sam Lloyd won the senior women's competition (29.28) and Julie Wakelam the veteran women's (23.67).
Liam Bowden took second in the U15 category (13.56) and in the senior men's competition Richard O'Connor took third (30.59) just in front of Sam Cater (30.50).
Calvin Scoltock took first in the veteran pole vault (2.3) and in the U13 high jump Dominic Gardner was third in 1.2.
Javelin throwers were Amy Mijovic-Couldwell (third, 10.99) and Amy Tongue (fourth, 6.27) in the U13 girls category and Candy Lockett (first, 17.27) and Heather Knight (second, 14.76) in the U15 girls competition.
In the boys U15s event Oliver Kemp took first with 31.83 and Liam Bowden third with 14.67.
Sam Cater was first in the senior men's competition with 49.7, with Andrew Freeman and Martin Aspely-Davis placing first and second in the veteran competition.
Geordan Edmonds took second in the U17 competition (27.78) and Charlotte Tongue fourth with 18.82.
Sam Lloyd threw 31.75 to take second in the senior women's and Julie Wakelam threw 23.23 to take the veteran title.
In the shot putt Geordan Edmonds was first in the U17 women's competition with 7.95 and Sam Lloyd third in the senior women's with 8.73.
Yasmine Al-Daftary took won the veteran women's with 6.99. Candy Lockett again secured a first place with 7.08 in the U15s, with Heather Knight throwing 5.81.
Liam Bowden placed third in the U15 boys competition with 6.05.
Triple jumper Geordan Edmonds was second in the U17 women's competition. (10.25).
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Jodie Meeks (ankle) will not play against the Spurs on Sunday.
An MRI on Jodie Meeks' ankle revealed a partial ligament tear, a source told the Los Angeles Daily News.
Jodie Meeks (sprained ankle) is doubtful to play in Game 3 on Friday.
Jodie Meeks (ankle) will have an MRI on Thursday.
Jodie Meeks has been ruled out for Wednesday's Game 2 against the Spurs with a sprained left ankle and will have an MRI on Thursday.
Jodie Meeks is a game-time decision due to his sprained left ankle.
Jodie Meeks (ankle) went through shootaround on Wednesday and is expected to play in Game 2 vs. the Spurs.
Jodie Meeks (ankle) sat out practice again Tuesday but is expected to play in Wednesday's Game 2.
Jodie Meeks (ankle) didn't practice Monday but is expected to be available for Wednesday's Game 2 against the Spurs.
Jodie Meeks says his left ankle is sore and stiff after spraining it on Sunday, but that he should be ready to play in Wednesday's Game 2 against the Spurs.
Jodie Meeks suffered a sprained left ankle in the first half of Sunday's game against the Spurs and went to the locker room.
Jodie Meeks played 36 minutes as the Lakers' starting SG on Sunday, but he scored only eight points with two 3-pointers, four rebounds and four assists.
Jodie Meeks will start in place of Kobe Bryant on Sunday.
Jodie Meeks hit just 1-of-5 shots for two points, five rebounds, three assists and a steal in Friday's win over the Grizzlies.


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Retailer faces uphill battle in $13M lawsuit against Visa, analyst says
Genesco claims it was unfairly fined by Visa over a 2010 data breach
Computerworld - Specialty retailer Genesco faces an uphill battle in its precedent-setting $13.3 million lawsuit against Visa USA Inc., a Garner analyst said this week.
Genesco's lawsuit accuses Visa of illegally and unjustifiably imposing multimillion-dollar fines on the retailer over a 2010 data intrusion.
The intrusion resulted in Visa's issuing an alert to credit-card issuing banks warning them that all Visa payment cards handled by Genesco over the year between December 2009 and December 2010 had been compromised. The episode resulted in Genesco's having to pay a total of $13.3 million in fines.
In its lawsuit, Genesco claimed the fines were unjustified. It noted that Visa's own rules for payment card transactions specify fines only in situations where a breach occurred because of a company's failure to comply with the requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards. Even then, fines are applicable only if more than 10,000 cards are compromised. There also needs to be actual and demonstrable financial damage resulting from fraud or counterfeiting before a fine can be imposed, Genesco said.
None of these situations applied with the 2010 intrusion, Genesco said in its complaint. The company claimed that it had been fully compliant with PCI requirements at the time of the breach. As required under PCI, no card data was ever stored on Genesco's systems at any time during the intrusion.
The only card data that was potentially exposed was the unencrypted card data being transmitted for approval. Visa's own rules at the time did not require companies to encrypt such data while it was being transmitted, Genesco maintained. The company also claimed that Visa had failed to show how the intrusion had resulted in any actual losses to either the company or to the banks that had issued the cards.
Genesco's reaction is understandable, said Gartner analyst Avivah Litan. Over the years, credit card companies such as Visa and MasterCard have hit merchants with hefty fines for data breaches allegedly resulting from non-compliance with PCI rules. Some companies have chafed at the fines and have maintained that they were fully compliant with PCI requirements when they were breached.
Visa did not respond to a request for comment.
Genesco's lawsuit marks the first time that a breached entity has challenged Visa's fines.
"I certainly can understand the frustration of Genesco here but I think legally it may be tricky," Litan said. The case challenges some of the fundamental payment system rules and regulations governing credit and debit card transactions that were put in place by companies such as Visa and MasterCard, she noted.
While some might consider Visa's rules to be random, the fact is that participation in Visa's system is voluntary, Litan said. "Visa is legally allowed to set its own rules - however arbitrary they are - because it is a voluntary system, and retailers don't 'have' to accept Visa cards," she noted.
Over the past few years, numerous lawsuits have been brought against Visa and MasterCard over the 'interchange' fees the companies charge for each payment card transaction. "In the end, the cases failed to prove one important point; that the card brands are effectively monopolies and should be thus subject to monopoly law," Litan said.
So long as Visa is not considered a monopoly, the company will be able to set its own rules, and companies that agree to abide by them will probably have a hard time challenging those rules later. "Visa may choose to settle with Genesco, depending on the merits of the case, but until Visa is declared part of a monopoly, they are at liberty to set their own rules in their own operating frameworks and this arbitrariness will continue on," Litan said.
Jim Huguelet, principal of the Huguelet Group LLC, a firm that advises companies on PCI compliance, said Genesco's claims appear to be worth pursuing. This is true especially if Genesco can show that it was PCI-compliant at the time of the intrusion, he noted.
"The fine imposed by Visa, especially if it can be proven that no material damages accrued to Visa or its issuers, would seem difficult to defend," he said.
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As June 1st draws near, I wanted to share some of my thoughts with you. Being a dean at UTA in the College of Nursing for almost 18 years, has been an honor and joy for me. Working with thousands of students, hundreds of faculty, staff and members of our internal and external communities has been a great privilege.
Working collaboratively in an environment of support and collegiality, has allowed us to expand our national and international stature and reputation for innovation and excellence. I believe we can all be proud to be at one of this countrys finest nursing programs. Like you, I would not have been able to imagine or predict in 1995 that we would have 8000 nursing students and expand our research, academic and non-academic programs and global reach as we have done.
I look forward to the fall of 2014, when after a year on leave, I will join the ranks of my esteemed faculty colleagues in the College of Nursing as a professor.
Until then, I can still be reached at email@example.com and will be following all the news of the College and the University. I have full confidence in Dr Jennifer Gray, as the Interim Dean, to provide a seamless transition in leadership and in all of you to do what is best for our students.
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MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (Oct. 20, 2005) -- Good things really do happen to good people.
At least thats what Cpl. Matthew Castaneda found out months after saving a 71-year-old woman from her burning car.
Two weeks after being recognized by the city of Oceanside for his heroic efforts Sept. 21, Castaneda, an electronic technician with 1st Maintenance Battalion, 1st Force Service Support Group, received a good deed of his own. His 2000 Dodge Stratus, which needed more than $5,000 worth of repairs, was going to be fixed for free.
To us as a family its a really big deal, said Castaneda, a San Clemente native. You never really expect anything back.
Castanedas car was fixed for free thanks to North County Warriors Support, a non-profit organization, who with help from local businesses and benefactors donates everything from clothes to car parts for needing Marines and family members.
North County Warriors was contacted by the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society with Castanedas situation. His vehicle needed work, and they were happy to help.
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With working two jobs on the side of his Marine career and helping his mother-in-law fix her house, Castaneda and his family werent going to have the funds to repair his car.
As soon as the Giersters heard Castanedas story from NMCRS, they were happy to get North County Warriors involved.
When I first talked to my wife, I said she wasnt going to believe it, said Castaneda, remembering the day when he found out his car would be fixed for free.
North County Warriors presented Castaneda with his vehicle Oct. 6 at Funday RV Service, the business owned by the Giersters. It was then that Castaneda found out the extent of work put into his car. He also got to meet some of the members of North County Warriors, a group of modest volunteers who were happy to donate their time for a good cause.
Its my way of serving my country, said Dwayne Kernes, owner of Lucky Towing, who towed Castanedas car for free from San Clemente to Funday RV Service.
Local businesses of North County Warrior Support donated and installed a new motor, a new transmission and a new exhaust manifold for the vehicle. They also took the time to clean the car and give it a full tank of gas.
North County Warriors didnt hear that Castaneda had saved someone until after tackling the project of fixing his car. For them, it was an added bonus of helping someone who had helped another.
They are all heroes, said Gierster. To go into the Marines and do what they do, they are all heroes.
Marine gets a Thank You!
Its people like these that make me glad I am an American
Awesome response all around! Can't thank these folks enough for their service!
A nice story...even nicer is a loal dealership would give the Marine a new car...You don't do $5000 worth of worth on a car work half that..
Great story - thanks for posting.
Of course, you ruined the surprise. I expected to hear this on NPR tommorow on the way to work.
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SPXS has not issued dividends in more than 2 years