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- A rare autoimmune disorder of the neuromuscular junction.
- Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome (LES) occurs either as a paraneoplastic disorder in association with an underlying cancer (CA-LES), or without cancer and as part of a more general autoimmune state (NCA-LES).
- Symptoms include insidious and gradual onset of fatigue, weakness, and a dry mouth.
- Clinical findings include proximal muscle weakness in hip girdle and thigh muscles; absent or reduced tendon reflexes that may facilitate after brief exercise; and dilated, poorly reactive pupils.
- Serum P/Q-type voltage-gated calcium-channel antibodies are usually present. Electrophysiological studies usually demonstrate decremental responses to low-frequency repetitive nerve stimulation, and may also exhibit postactivation facilitation of >100%.
- Over 40% of LES patients have underlying cancer, usually small cell lung cancer. Effective treatment of underlying cancer frequently improves symptoms.
- Effective symptomatic and long-term treatment options include agents that augment neuromuscular transmission and immunomodulators. However, many patients have long-term disability due to weakness.
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Fresh Local Produce on Campus, Invitation to Join Fall CSA
Students, staff and faculty are invited to join Beausol Gardens 2011 Fall CSA season.
The weekly baskets will be delivered directly to campus on Tuesday afternoons and will include mostly roots and greens that grow well in our North Carolina piedmont autumn climate.
This Fall CSA season will be nine deliveries over 10 weeks running from the third week in October (first delivery on the 18th) and ending the week before Christmas (December 20th). We will skip delivery during Thanksgiving week and make the week before 'heavier.'
The cost of the full Fall CSA share is $250.00 (sized for a family) and the half Fall CSA share is $125.00 (sized for 1-2 people). New this season is a '3/4 share' for $180.00. The 3/4 quarter share will consist of alternating weekly full and half share amounts (5 full share and 4 half share deliveries).
Payment is due when you sign up. Beausol Gardens anticipates being fully subscribed quickly, sign up soon.
Deliveries will be at the Chapel on Tuesdays around 4:00 PM, with shares held until Wednesday mornings at 9:00am. (The College will be closed for the winter break on the day the last delivery occurs, we will make other arrangements.)
Please make payment payable to "Harry LeBlanc" and mail to 139 Beausol Lane, Pittsboro, NC 27312-4135.
Visit the Beausol Gardens web site (http://beausol.com) for more information about the farm, farmers and their CSA.
Contact farmer Harry LeBlanc (firstname.lastname@example.com) or campus CSA coordinator Kirk Nuss (firstname.lastname@example.com) with questions.


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Cast: Falk Hentschel, Sofia Boutella, George Sampson
Directors: Max Giwa, Dania Pasquini
The problem with a genre film is that it basically relies on the formula, and the storyteller needs to know innovative ways to fit in the tested rules in the story. 'StreetDance 2' tries to be an underdog story, but unimaginative thinking on the writer's part reduces it to a dance video.
The primary storyline looks like a school drama, where all you need to take care of is the basic structure.
A street dancer cum popcorn boy Ash (Falk Hentschel) dares to challenge the leader of an American dance crew Invincible, but falls flat during the match. Just at the moment when this humiliating defeat starts to take its toll on Ash, a wannabe manager Eddie (George Sampson) infuses the idea of creating his own crew in Ash's mind. The research that Eddie has been doing since long helps the duo to reach out to some of the world's best individual street dancers.
The crew has all types of dancers, but Ash wants the beautiful Latina dancer Eva (Sofia Boutella) to join, in order to get the variety. She eventually joins, and of course falls in love with Ash. After a bit of hiccups, the crew finds themselves in front of a maddening crowd where they are supposed to take on Invincible.
The primary storyline looks like a school drama, where all you need to take care of is the basic structure. More than three quarters of 'StreetDance 2' is dedicated to free style dancing, so all the other ingredients of a typical film were needed to be squeezed within one quarter. The directors Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini have decided to cater to both kinds of the audiences, one who are into contemporary dancing and the others who are more in favour of a romantic story. However, the perfect blend has not been achieved. In fact, the amalgamation has gone terribly wrong.
Jane English's writing fails to impress when it comes to adding depth to the characters. Nobody knows what Ash and Eddie do for their livelihood, and how they fund their endeavour. Individual back-stories of all the gathered dancers are of course out of the question.
The love story between Ash and Eva develops only towards the end. Falk Hentschel tries his best to appear as emotionless as he can, even where he is required to play a guy head over heels in love. Sofia Boutella's charm and expressive face resist the shots of couple-dance from completing fading away from the spectator's memory. Even the lovers of dance based movies would like to know why the weakest dancer of the crew was allowed to present the final performance. Had Falk Hentschel managed to appear an underdog, everything would have been acceptable in the name of the protagonist's win.
'StreetDance 2' is not a gripping tale, not because it's just about dancing, but due to its one track treatment. The philosophies behind different dance types are avoided, apart from a scene where Tom Conti (Manu) gives a very superficial justification of a particular dance style.
Not everything is wrong about the film. Freestyle dancing has been explored well. Apt background score and really happening dance sequences can lift up the mood to some extent. The blend of two entirely dissimilar dancing styles is being done with thoughtful creativity. Thanks to a stylish camera work, some really amazing dance moves have been captured with their true essence intact, but all these good things have happened in supporting departments. The main story remains devoid of many attractive feature.
Overall, 'StreetDance 2' is strictly for the lovers of hardcore dancing.
Rating: 1.5 out of 5.
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Iraq War Declared Over, but War Party Persists
In a White House Statement on October 21, U.S. President Barack Obama pledged that his country would finally withdraw forces from Iraq. "After nearly nine years, America's war in Iraq will be over," he said. Providing some context to Obama's announcement, a CBSNews.com report published on the same day stated, "The war in Iraq has meant the death of more than 4,400 U.S. troops and come at a cost of more than $700 billion."
The U.S. media is now failing to process any facts aside from the losses suffered by the U.S., who wrought war and destruction on a country in urgent need of peace and humanitarian assistance. For over a decade prior to the war, Iraq was reeling under U.S.-led UN sanctions, which left the country's infrastructure in a state of near collapse.
In her introduction to Ramsey Clark's book, The Impact of Sanctions on Iraq: The Children Are Dying, Sara Flounders wrote, "Sanctions are a weapon of mass destruction. Since sanctions were imposed on Iraq, half a million children under the age of five have died of malnutrition and preventable diseases. Sanctions impose artificial famine. A third of Iraq's surviving children today have stunted growth and nutritional deficiencies that will deform their shortened lives."
It might take us years to truly understand the magnitude of what has since transpired in Iraq. Death and destruction has hovered over the country, killing and wounding hundreds of thousands, sending millions into exile and millions more have been classified by UN agencies as Internally Displaced Persons (IDP). It was a horror show that cannot be captured with the language of reason. Every moment of it was experienced by millions of ordinary people, punished severely for a crime they never committed.
The last U.S. forces will depart the country by January 1, "with their heads held high, proud of their success," according to Obama. This is the very president who, in a speech in Cairo on June 4, 2009, stated that "unlike Afghanistan, Iraq was a war of choice." What is there to be proud of in a devastating war of choice?
Before the U.S. House of Representatives on January 18, 2007, now Republican candidate for president Ron Paul remarked, "Clichés about supporting the troops are designed to distract us from failed policies, policies promoted by powerful special interests that benefit from war. Anything to steer the discussion away from the real reasons (for) the war in Iraq will not end anytime soon."
But it is ending, simply because it was militarily unwinnable, financially unsustainable, and politically indefensible. "Supporting the troops," however, will continue to serve as an escape route for those who still refuse to discuss the Iraq war from a moral and legal viewpoint. For them, it is essential that the cover-up persists so as not to deny the U.S. the opportunity to instigate other wars of choice whenever suitable.
In a press briefing shortly following Obama's end of war announcement, Antony Blinken, National Security Advisor to Vice President Joe Biden, remarked on whether the war was worth it. He answered, "history is going to have to judge." But Iraqis don't need to wait for U.S. history books to demonstrate to them the depth of their tragedy. A Lancet survey already determined that between March 2003 and June 2006, 601,027 Iraqis died violent deaths. An Opinion Research Business survey said that 1,033,000 died as a result of the conflict from March 2003 to August 2007. In one single revelation, WikiLeaks stated that "its release of nearly 400,000 classified U.S. files on the Iraq war showed 15,000 more Iraqi civilians died than previously thought" (Reuters, October 24, 2010).
Equally important is the fact that the violent mentality that insists on war—as opposed to diplomacy—to further U.S. interests is still deeply rooted among elites.
Jim Lobe wrote, "Key neo-conservatives and other right-wing hawks who championed the 2003 United States invasion of Iraq are calling for military strikes against Iran in retaliation for its purported murder-for-hire plot against the Saudi ambassador here" (Asia Times, October 19).
Blogging for the Foreign Policy website on October 21, Dalia Dassa Kaye wrote, "The martial rhetoric from inveterate hawks was predictable. But even President Obama suggested that the United States would not take any 'options off the table,' a phrase that is understood to leave open military options." The rhetoric of buildup for another conflict received a big boost during U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's first visit to Iraq since taking office on July 1. He said then that his country "will act 'unilaterally' to confront what he said were Iranian threats to U.S. interests in Iraq." The U.S. was "very concerned about Iran and the weapons they are providing to extremists here in Iraq," he said, as reported by Al Jazeera (July 11).
It will not be easy to reconcile Panetta's comments with Obama's end of war announcement, which states that, "Iraqis have taken full responsibility for their country's security" and that the relationship between the U.S. and Iraq will be that, "between sovereign nations, an equal partnership based on mutual interest and mutual respect." There are no signs of the neoconservatives altering their views. The appetite for conflict seems alive and well among Washington's influential elites, who still propagate that the U.S. war brought good to Iraqi society, despite evidence to the contrary.
The official website for the U.S. forces in Iraq is adorned with the following statement under the banner, The New Face of Iraq: "The nation of Iraq has undergone sweeping political, economical and social changes since the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime. Elected officials are now in power, overseeing the continued development of security, infrastructure, education, security and finance." With that apparent "success" in mind, the neocons can always advocate another military intervention or full-scale invasion, whenever possible and affordable. "The tide of war is receding," said Obama. One has serious doubts.
Ramzy Baroud is an internationally-syndicated columnist and the editor of Palestine Chronicle.com. His latest book is My Father Was a Freedom Fighter: Gaza's Untold Story (Pluto Press).
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LABOR - May 1 is May Day. Workers of the world will celebrate the 124th anniversary of International Worker's Day. Born out of a call for an 8-hour workday in the United States, this day is an opportunity for all workers to show their solidarity with one another, as well as to renew the call for labor rights.FARM CONFERENCE - The Farm Conference on Community and Sustainability will be held May 24-26 in Summertown, TN, in partnership with the Fellowship of Intentional Communities. Tour green homes, see sustainable food production, learn about solar installations, alternative education, midwifery, and more.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.thefarmcommunity.com/.
PALESTINE - The Conference of the Palestinian Shatat in North American will be held June 3-5 in Vancouver. The conference will examine the future of the Palestinian liberation movement.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.palestinianconference.org/.
LABOR - The Pacific Northwest Labor History Association's 45th annual conference will be held May 3-5, in Portland, OR. This year's theme is Labor Under Attack: Learning from the Past and Preparing for the Future. A call for presentations, workshops and papers is currently underway.
Contact: PNLHA, 27920 68th Ave. East, Graham, WA 98338; 206-406-2604; email@example.com; http://www3.telus.net.
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ECONOMICS - The Union For Radical Political Economics will hold its 39th annual conference May 9-11 in New York City.
Contact: http://www.ramapo.edu/eea/2013/.
RECLAIM THE DREAM - The 2013 Poor People's Campaign & March from Baltimore to Washington D.C. will be May 11. Communities, schools and unions interested in participating are encouraged to contact the Baltimore People's Assembly.
Contact: 410-500-2168; 410-218-4835; firstname.lastname@example.com; Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Baltimore and the Baltimore Peoples Power Assembly, 2011 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21218.
MOTHER'S DAY - The 17th Annual Mother's Day Walk For Peace will be May 12th, in Dorchester, MA. The walk began in 1996 for families who had lost children to violence. The day has become a way for thousands of people to financially support the work of the Louis Brown Peace Institute.
Contact: http://www.ldbpeaceinstitute.org/; http://mothersdaywalk4peace.org/.
NATO 5 - An International Week of Solidarity with the NATO 5 has been called for May 16-21. Supports call on supporters to raise awareness of the NATO 5 and support funds for the defendants on the one-year anniversary of their preemptive arrests.
Contact: email@example.com; https://nato5support.wordpress.com.
MOUNTAINTOP - The 2013 Mountain Justice Summer Activist Training Camp will be held May 19-27 in Damascus, VA. It will be a week of workshops, field trips to view Mountain Top Removal coal mines, direct actions, and service project.
Contact: http://rampscampaign.org/.
FEMINIST SCI-FI - The feminist science fiction convention WisCon 37 is scheduled for May 24-27 in Madison, WI.
Contact: WisCon, ? SF3, PO Box 1624, Madison, WI 53701; firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.wiscon.info/.
ANARCHY FEST - A month-long Festival of Anarchy is scheduled for May in Montreal. The festival includes The Montreal Anarchist Bookfair (May 19-20).
Contact: http://www.anarchistbookfair.ca/; http://www.radicalmontreal.com/.
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Contact: http://laborrights.org/.
MULTICULTURE - The 26th annual National Conference on Race & Ethnicity in American Higher Education (NCORE) will take place May 28-June 1, in New Orleans.
Contact: SWCHRS, 3200 Marshall Avenue, Suite 290, Norman, OK 73072; 405-325-3694; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.ncore.ou.edu.
MEDIA - The 2013 Alliance for Community Media Annual Conference will be held May 29-31, in San Francisco, CA. Participants will include educators, community leaders, media professionals, journalists, nonprofit leaders, policymakers and students.
Contact: http://www.allcommunitymedia.org/.
RADIO - The 38th Annual Community Radio Conference is schedule for May 29-June 1, in San Francisco, CA, with discussions and workshops.
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BRADLEY MANNING - On June 1, a rally will be held at Fort Meade in support of Bradley Manning.
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Contact: 365 Fifth Avenue, CUNY Graduated Center, ? Sociology Dept., New York, NY 10016; http://www.leftforum.org/.
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ADC CONFERENCE - The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) holds its annual conference June 13-16, in Washington, DC, with panel discussions and workshops on civil rights, media and other topics.
Contact: 1990 M Street, Suite 610, Washington, DC, 20036; 202-244-2990; firstname.lastname@example.com http://convention.adc.org/.
CUBA/SOCIALISM - A Cuban-North American Dialog on Socialist Renewal and Global Capitalist Crisis will be held in Havana, Cuba, June 16-30. There will be a 5 day Seminar at University of Havana, plus visits to a cooperative, urban garden, community development project, social research centers, and educational & medical institutions.
Contact: email@example.com; http://www.globaljusticecenter.org/.
NETROOTS - The 8th Annual Netroots Nation conference will take place June 20-23 in San Jose, CA. The event features panels, trainings, networking, screenings, and keynotes.
Contact: 164 Robles Way, #276, Vallejo, CA 94591; email@example.com; http://www.netrootsnation.org/.
MEDIA - The 15th annual Allied Media Conference will be held June 20-23, in Detroit.
Contact: 4126 Third Street, Detroit, MI 48201; http://alliedmedia.org/.
GRASSROOTS - The United We Stand Festival will be hosted by Free & Equal, June 22 in Little Rock, Arkansas. The festival aims to reform the electoral process throughout the U.S.
Contact: http://freeandequal.org/.
SOCIALISM - The Socialism 2013 Conference is scheduled for June 27-30 in Chicago, featuring talks and panel discussions.
Contact: email@example.com; http://www.socialismconference.org.
LITERACY - The National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) will hold its conference July 12-13 in Los Angeles under the heading, Intersections: Teaching and Learning Across Media.
Contact: 10 Laurel Hill Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003; http://namle.net/conference/.
IWW - The North American Work People's College will take place July 12-16 at Mesaba Co-op Park in northern Minnesota. The event will bring together Wobblies from branches across the continent to learn new skills and build One Big Union.
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Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com; http://yeacamp.org/.
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Contact: NCLR Headquarters Office, Raul Yzaguirre Building, 1126 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036; 202-785-1670; www.nclr.org.
LABOR - The Eastern Conference For Workplace Democracy: Growing Our Cooperatives, Growing Our Communities, will be held at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, July 26-28.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com; http://east.usworker.coop/.
WOMEN/LYNNE STEWART- Radical Women is asking for support letters and cards to be sent to Lynne Stewart. Stewart is a civil rights attorney and political prisoner who is currently in jail. She has breast cancer and authorities have denied her request for transfer from her Texas prison to the New York City hospital where she received medical attention during a prior bout of breast cancer. Send messages and cards to: Lynne Stewart 53504-054, Federal Medical Center Carswell, P.O. Box 27137, Fort Worth, TX 76127.
Contact: 747 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA 94109; 415-864-1278; email@example.com; http://lynnestewart.org/; http://www.radicalwomen.org/.
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Contact: https://www.mecaforpeace.org.
FOLK FESTIVAL - The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival will be held August 2-4, in the Berkshires, NY.
Contact: http://www.falconridgefolk.com/; email@example.com.
WAR RESISTERS - The War Resisters League will hold its 90th anniversary conference, Revolutionary Nonviolence: Building Bridges Across Generations and Communities, August 1-4, at Georgetown University. The event will focus on the U.S.' long history of antimilitarism.
Contact: 339 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10012; 212-228-0450; firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.warresisters.org.
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Contact: Center for Popular Economics, PO Box 785 Amherst, MA 01004; 413-545-0743; email@example.com; www.populareconomics.org.
VETERANS - Veterans for Peace is holding the 28th annual convention August 6-11 in Madison, WI. This year's theme is, Power To The Peaceful.
Contact: http://www.vfpnationalconvention.org/.
DEMOCRACY - The Democracy Convention will take place August 7-11 in Madison, WI. The convention brings together nine conferences including topics such as media, education, defense, race, environment and others.
Contact: https://democracyconvention.org/.
MEN - The 38th National Conference on Men & Masculinity: Forging Justice: Creating Safe, Equal and Accountable Communities, presented in partnership with HAVEN, will be held in Detroit, MI, August 8-10.
Contact: email@example.com; http://www.nomas.org/.
OCCUPY - An Occupy National Gathering will be held in Kalamazoo, MI, August 21-25.
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Because time is granular , if you wanted to do you could multiple the result by 10 and have a score that has fractions of a second. I just used the code but it gives me 2 errors! Assets/Scripts/MainScene/ScoreGUI.js(10,14): BCE0044: expecting (, found 'CalclulateScore'. Assets/Scripts/MainScene/ScoreGUI.js(10,29): BCE0044: expecting EOF, found '('. How do I fix them!
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I'm not really that sure what @Fabkins is doing here ... for one, he seems to have mixed a bit of C# with JS! You could either calculate the score at the end of a playing session by calling this function:
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Sorry typo. @Kleptomaniac, no you cant use Time.time on its own as its the time since the program started not the time since the game started. So, typos asside, my code stands.
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PS corrected typo. I was having a mad moment and mixing JS and C#.
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Thanks a lot for that! But when it prints on the screen it even displays Milli-seconds with it, is there a way just to display seconds?
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It displays mili-second because u have assigned the score avriable as float.
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DELHI (BP) -- His untrimmed beard and carefully wrapped turban set him apart in a crowd.
He isn't Muslim, though many of his brothers in the faith are mistaken for followers of Allah.
The silver bracelet (kara) around his wrist reminds him and others of the commitment he's made. He wears modest undergarments (kaccha), and carries a wooden comb (kanga) and a sword (kirpan) -- some of the articles of his faith.
He is a Sikh man.
Sikhism is the world's fifth largest religion and was founded in the 1500s in India's Punjab state.
More than 500 years ago, Muslim descendants of Genghis Khan, known as the Moghuls, ruled India.
Forced conversions and violence were common. Sikhism began as a reaction to Islam and Hinduism, Bryan Evans* says. Evans is an IMB worker focused on ministry to Sikhs. Evans soon will start work on a doctorate in Sikhism.
The first of 10 gurus and the founder of Sikhism, Nanak Dev, lived at the same time as Martin Luther and John Calvin. During the time of the Anabaptists and the Reformation, Guru Nanak was trying to bring reformation to India.
Nanak disagreed with the way women were treated in Islam and Hinduism, Evans says. Women are considered equal to men in Sikhism.
Nanak observed the class divide, the caste system, and how it dictated interactions in daily life.
In Hinduism, a person's caste is known by his or her last name. In Sikhism there are no castes. Men have the last name "Singh," which means lion, and women have the last name, "Kaur," which means lioness.
Sikhs have five physical symbols of their faith, known as the five Ks: Kesh (uncut hair), Kara (a steel bracelet), Kanga (a wooden comb), Kaccha (cotton underwear) and Kirpan (a dagger).
Sikh men cover their uncut hair with a turban.
"If you have things that set you apart, it's easier to tell who you are. When you are set apart, you act differently," Evans says.
Sikhs are monotheistic and do not believe in worshipping idols.
"Sikhs believe in reincarnation, like Hindus, but like Muslims, they believe there is one god," Evans explains.
Sikhs believe a person's actions dictate his or her standing in the next life. Sikhism is works-based and service is valued. Many Sikhs donate money to build temples, hospitals and schools.
There are three main ways Sikhs believe they can achieve salvation: through meditation, good works and by the grace of their god.
Sikhs worship in a temple, known as a "gurdwara." Every morning, Sikhs serve a meal, called "langar." The meal is free and for everyone.
Sikh temple services involve music from "ragis," temple singers, who play the harmonium and an instrument called the "tabla." Their scriptures are recited by one of the temple's caretakers, who are called "granthi."
Granthi also give a sermon. Temple services also include congregational prayer and "prasad," an offering. Prasad contains flour, butter and sugar.
The 10th guru decreed that their scriptures would become the next guru and there would be no more living gurus. The Sikh scriptures are treated with the utmost reverence. Every evening, the scriptures are "put to bed" in air-conditioned rooms.
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• Context-specific analysis of early recovery "gaps" is required. Several of the gaps identified in recent early recovery debates are clearly reflected in the Ugandan case. They include the critical delay in funding between humanitarian and longer-term development efforts, and lack of clarity as to which agencies should lead coordination efforts for early recovery; as well as "capital-centric" planning that does not always sufficiently reach out to or factor in the concerns of precisely those populations and regions affected by conflict.
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Sunday 3 June 2012: Moulin Huet bay and cliffs
Today I have taken a blip of Moulin Huet bay and beyond in the distance Petit Port. It was a great day to visit the cliffs, with lots of spring colour, sunshine and a gentle breeze. There were a few other cliff walkers around, but otherwise very quiet.
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The notes on a 4 string bass guitar are the same as a regular 6 string guitar, but the bass is missing 2 strings (B string and high E string).
We included a attachment below showing all the notes on 4 string bass. The fastest way to learn your notes is to memorize the 12 notes on Low E String then move on to the 3, 2, 1 strings. Example on the 4th E string 5th fret is the note (A) and on the open 3rd (A string) is also the note A.


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The villagers of Wake Wood perform an ancient ritual to bring the dead back to life for three days, in order to say farewell before their journey to the spirit world. A young couple begs the villagers to bring their daughter back but they find themselves unable to lose her for a second time. Their attempts to keep her alive mean they must pay a terrible price.
original title: | Wake Wood |
country: | Ireland, United Kingdom |
year: | 2009 |
genre: | fiction |
directed by: | David Keating |
screenplay: | Brendan Mccarthy, David Keating |
cast: | Aidan Gillen, Eva Birthistle, Timothy Spall, Ella Connolly |
cinematography by: | Chris Maris |
film editing: | Dermot Diskin |
art director: | John Hand |
producer: | John Mcdonnell, Brendan Mccarthy |
production: | Fantastic Films |
backing: | Irish Film Board, Hammer Films |
distributor: | Vertigo Films |


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You want to utilize your arms more to absorb the force and also to hold structure while your body rotates over. You want the first point of contact to be the back of the shoulder where there is less bone, so use your arms to hold your body until you rotate to that point.
Yeah, for me it feels like there's a massive gap between your spine area and your hip bone that doesn't touch the ground, so your hip just slams. Basically, when you tuck your legs in, your feet bare the pressure instead of your hip.HOWEVER it creates another problem for me (spine hits) so idk, see if it works for u.


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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
I'm Cranky
It's Tuesday night. I'm surfing the net. Does anybody even say that anymore? I'm sipping tea, eating an apple, and waiting for my favorite show, Parenthood to come on, while reflecting upon my not-so-great day. It was an unproductive day at work, full of meetings that lasted too long, followed by coming home late to a sick husband and a toddler who was {literally} screaming for my attention by calling out "Mommy" fifty billion times. I can't even bring myself to type it, because quite frankly, there is no other sound in the world, not even crashing waves and seagulls, that sounds as "Mommy".
I'm cranky. I hate feeling this way.
I just want to sneak into my baby girl's room and watch her sleep and listen to the sound of her little breath as she has sweet dreams into the morning light. God, I love this kid! Lately I've been feeling that I don't get enough time in the day with her. I'm always rushing around in the morning to get into the shower and do my makeup and get to work on time when really, all I really want to do is snuggle my girl on the couch in our jammies every day and watch her favorite show, The Backyardigans! And then when I come home I'm rushing around to get dinner on the table, clean up from dinner, bathe Molly, get ready for the next day, etc., etc. Disclaimer: My husband is a big help and most nights cooks dinner and cleans up dinner while I play with Molly and give her a bath. Then he plays with Molly and I do other stuff, like put on a load of laundry and get ready for the next day. Sometimes we play as a family. It's all kinds of cooky fun!
This working mother gig is crap.
Ok, time for my cranky rant to be over and for me to head to the couch to watch my show, alone, while my husband, baby girl and dog dream away and get their much needed rest.
Here's hoping that tomorrow will be a better day...
my life,
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- Melissa said...
I hear ya! I feel like this all the time. I think it's because of the un-written rule that dad's can get away with just spending time with their kids (although, it sounds like both yours and mine are good about cooking, etc), and moms have 100000 other households things to take care of, in addition to their child. Hang in there!
- January 9, 2013 at 2:46 PM
- Kathleen said...
You are totally allowed to be cranky (especially after a day like yours)!! Know how much you are admired for being so 'real'. I am so impressed by you and your honesty and for doing everything with grace, even when it's hard.
- January 9, 2013 at 10:21 PM
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Apple Crack...it's really quite addicting.
Yesterday was the perfect day for apple picking. It was sunny, the leaves are at near peak in color, and the apple selection is fantastic. In case you didn't know, Minnesota is the birthplace of some of my favorite apples-- Haralson, Honeycrisp, Zestar, Honeygold, and the latest apple sensation, SweeTango, were all developed by the University of Minnesota's Horticultural Research Center. And, although the numbers are dwindling, there are several "pick-your-own" apple orchards in and around the Twin Cities. We chose an orchard that was pretty close to home--Deardorff Orchards & Vineyards.
We had two choices: to the left was the vineyard with some wine sampling going on, and to the right we had the apples. Hubby took my arm and steered me to the right.
A short, but scenic ride behind the tractor brought us to the apples.
There were plenty of apples to be had...we went a bit overboard.
Of course we do what we always do when we first bring our apples home...we gorged ourselves on some fresh ones. Then, when we had our fill, my thoughts went to what I could bake. Hmmm. It didn't take me long to come up with this one. A co-worker brought a variation of this to work last week and it was way more popular than my chocolate cupcakes. Apple Crack. You can't stop at one bite.
Apple Crack
6-8 medium baking apples (I used Honeycrisp)
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup flour
1 cup sugar
½ teaspoon cinnamon
½ cup butter, softened
1 egg, slightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla
Preheat oven to 375 ° F.; butter a 9" ceramic, deep-dish pie
Peel, core and thinly slice the apples and place them in the
buttered pie plate. Mix one tablespoon of sugar with one teaspoon of cinnamon
and sprinkle evenly over the apples; set aside.
In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, sugar and
cinnamon. Add the butter, egg and vanilla and mix well with a wooden spoon
until thoroughly combined. The mixture will be like cookie dough. Spread the
batter evenly over the top of the apples. Bake for 45 minutes, or until the top
is browned and the apples are bubbling.
I used my food processor to easily slice the apples thin.
Mix the vanilla in with the egg before you add it to the flour, then stir it all up.
Just use the back of the spoon to smooth the batter over the apples.
Be very careful. Once the spoon goes in, it's very hard to stop scooping it into your mouth.


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Illiana Expressway Gets Moving
The Illinois legislature has authorized "quick take" legislation in order to proceed with the Illinois/Indiana Expressway.
One might wonder how there is federal funding for the project. The quick response is that Illinois and Indiana have it together enough to understand that there will have to be some kind of private bond process for a toll road development to occur. Without the use of a toll road, the road simply would not be built and traffic congestion would continue to mount.
Quick-take eminent domain procedures have been established law in Indiana for decades. If a Hoosier property owner does not accept the state's initial offer for a piece of land within 30 days, a court will have the land appraised. If the property owner does not accept the appraised price, the state can take the land. The property owner can then head to court to argue about the price but not the taking of the land itself.
One "preferred route" planners revealed in February for the Illiana Expressway would have the 50-mile road start at I-65 just south of 153rd Avenue, northeast of Lowell in unincorporated Lake County. It would head almost straight west between Cedar Lake and Lowell to the Illinois state line and then to Interstate 55, near Wilmington, Ill.
Funding for the road has not been appropriated in either state, although state officials are hopeful private investors could be found to pay for it in exchange for the right to collect tolls.


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Limousin Attractions
The Limousin lies on the northwestern edge of the Massif Central, in the geographical center of France, taking in the départements of Creuse (chief town Guéret), Haute-Vienne (Limoges) and Corrèze (Tulle). It is the most thinly populated region in France apart from Corsica, with an area of 16,942 sq.
The Dordogne is one of the longest rivers in the country. It is regulated by a series of dams which have been created to produce hydroelectric power.
Aubusson, France
Aubusson (pop. 6,000), in the Creuse valley, is a charming little town of narrow streets and lanes. It has been famed for its patterned carpets since the 15th C., when Flemish Protestant incomers brought the craft with them. In the 18th C. Watteau, Boucher and other artists created the designs of Aubusson carpets. The town still has important carpet and tapestry manufactories (which visitors can see round). There is an exhibition of new works every summer in the Town Hall. An old tapestry-weaving workshop can be seen in the Maison du Vieux Tapissier. Aubusson is also a good base from which to explore the beautiful Creuse valley.
Millevaches plateau
The Millevaches plateau, in the southeastern Limousin between the valleys of the Vienne and the Vézère, reaches a height of just under 1,000 m/3,300ft. The name has nothing to do with vaches (cows), but is derived from the Celtic word batz, "spring" - of which there are many in this region. The plateau, sparsely populated, has a number of picturesque artificial lakes formed by dams (Lac de Vassivière, Lac de Faux-la- Montagne, Lac de Viaman, Lac du Chamet), and is at its most beautiful in spring and autumn.
Felletin lies south of Aubusson and, like Aubusson, is a carpet-making town. The Eglise du Martier (12th C., much rebuilt in 15th C.) has a tower with a finely carved keystone.
Folk Festival
This annual five-day festival takes place in early August. Events include folk music concerts, dance performances and expositions.
Uzerche, France
Uzerche (pop. 3,143) is one of the most attractive little towns in the Limousin, in virtue both of its situation and its buildings. There is a saying that if you have a house in Uzerche you can claim to possess a Château in the Limousin. The town's main features of interest are the Romanesque church of St-Pierre and the Porte Bécharie, once part of the town's circuit of walls. There are fine views from the Esplanade de la Lunade.
Tulle, France
Tulle (pop. 16,906), the industrial capital of the Lower Limousin (Bas-Limousin), chief town of the département of Corrèze and the see of a bishop since 1317, lies in the narrow valley of the Corrèze.
Cathedral of Notre-Dame
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Parc Vuillier de Montane
A pleasant excursion from Tulle leads northeast up the valley of the Corrèze by way of the village of Gimel. Near the village, in the Parc Vuillier de Montane, are the magnificent Gimel Falls, which plunge down 143 m/ 470ft in three stages. The return route is via Naves, which has a church with a large 17th C. carved altar.
Lace Festival
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Le Dorat, France
The church of St-Pierre (12th C.) in Le Dorat is one of the finest churches in the Limousin, with a three-story tower on an octagonal plan.
Mont Gargan
From the summit of Mont Gargan (731 m/2,398ft) there are marvelous panoramic views.
Meymac, France
South of Felletin is Meymac, with a 12th C. abbey church which has fine granite capitals. Some of the abbey buildings have been restored. The highest of the beautiful surrounding hills is Mont Bessou, above Meymac. From the Signal d'Audouze (854 m/2,802ft), half way between Felletin and Meymac on D36, there are magnificent panoramic views, extending as far as the volcanic cones of Auvergne. This hill is the watershed between the Loire and the Dordogne. Adjoining the Millevaches plateau are the Monts des Monédières (911 m/2,989ft), from where there are also fantastic views.
Brive la Gaillarde, France
Brive (pop. 51,586), situated on the Corrèze, near the border with Périgord, is called Brive-la-Gaillarde ("sturdy") in recognition of its stubborn resistance during numerous sieges. It has a number of handsome old houses like the Hôtel de Labenche and the 16th C. Tour des Echevins. The Musée Ernest-Rupin, in an elegant building of the time of Louis XIII, displays works of art and documents of regional interest. The Musée Edmond- Michelet is devoted to the French Resistance of the Second World War.
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Bellac, France
Bellac (pop. 4,576), picturesquely situated on the border with Poitou, was the birthplace of the dramatist Jean Giraudoux (1882- 1944), and has a monument to him. He is commemorated by an annual festival of music and drama at the end of June and beginning of July. Giraudoux celebrated the beauty of the Limousin in his novel "Suzanne et le Pacifique".The church of Notre-Dame has two parallel naves, one Romanesque and the other Gothic, and a 12th C. reliquary.
Chambon-sur-Voueize, France
The beautifully situated little town of Chambon-sur-Voueize (pop. 1,105) has one of the most important Romanesque sacred buildings in the Limousin, the church of Ste- Valérie (12th C.; restored 1850). The rectangular tower dates from the 13th C., and the interior has fine 17th C. paneling.2km/1-1/2mi away is the little spa of Evaux- les-Bains, which was frequented in Roman times, with some 30 springs (14-60 C/57- 140 F). The Romanesque church of St- Pierre-et-St-Paul has a fine tower.
Bourganeuf, France
Bourganeuf lies on a hill at the meeting of three valleys. The Tour de Zimzim (so called because of a legend that the brother of a Turkish sultan was imprisoned here), a relic of an ancient castle, is notable for its three story structure of oak beams; there is a fine view from the top. The Town Hall contains late 18th C. Aubusson tapestries.
Coussac-Bonneval, France
This little town - Coussac-Bonneval - (pop. 1,600), in a beautiful setting, has a fine 14th C. castle (altered in the 18th and 19th C.). It contains a collection of exhibits telling the extraordinary story of Achmet Pasha, born in 1675 as the son of the seigneur of Bonneval, who went to Constantinople, became a pasha and died there.Le Chalard, near Coussac-Bonneval, has a massive Romanesque church.
St Leonard de Noblat, France
St-Léonard-de-Noblat (pop. 5,300) is a charming little town with picturesque old houses (13th-16th C.), the birthplace of the physicist Gay-Lussac (1778-1850), who discovered the law of volumes. The town, situated on a hill, was a staging-point on the medieval pilgrims' route to Santiago de Compostela, and has a beautiful Romanesque church (11th C.) with 15th C. choir-stalls; the tower has fine capitals.
St Yrieix-la-Perche, France
The little town St Yrieix la Perche (pop. 7,251), situated in a fertile stock-farming region, had kaolin deposits which gave the first impulse to the manufacture of porcelain in Limoges. The collegiate church known as the Motier (12th-13th C.), with the austere aspect of a fortified church, occupies the site of an abbey founded in the sixth C. The Tour du Plo was once part of the town walls.
Creuse Valley
The river Creuse, flowing down from the Massif Central, has carved out a picturesque valley, with impressive gorges and the 15km/9mi long artificial lake of Eguzon. At the south end of the lake is Crozant, with the ruins of an important medieval castle. The Creuse flows into the Vienne after a course of 250km/155mi.
La Souterraine, France
La Souterraine (pop. 5,327), on the site of a Gallo-Roman settlement, is another little town of medieval aspect. The Porte St-Jean, a town gate dating from the 14th-15th C., has two turrets. The church (12th-13th C.) is built over an early 11th C. crypt.
Oradour sur Glane
This little town - Oradour sur Glane - acquired tragic fame on June 10 1944, when its 642 inhabitants were massacred by 160 SS men. The ruins of the village have been preserved as they were, along with the cemetery, which contains a memorial. A new village with the same name has been built nearby.
Pompadour is famous for the Château which Louis XV presented to his mistress Madame de Pompadour. Louis also founded (1761) the stud farm which has made Pompadour a center of horse- breeding (Anglo-Arab horses) and racing (annual horse shows). The National Stud (Haras National) can be visited.
Argentat, France
Argentat (pop. 3,121), picturesquely situated in the Dordogne valley, is a good base for excursions in the surrounding area. The best view of the town is from the old stone bridge.
Aubazines, France
This Cistercian abbey in Aubazines was founded in the 12th C. by a local saint, Stephen of Obasine, whose tomb has fine carved decoration (13th C.). The church also contains a 12th C. oak press, remains of frescoes and a fine treasury.
St Junien, France
St-Junien has a fine Romanesque church (11th-12th C.), typically Limousin in style. The richly carved tomb of St Junien is one of the masterworks of 12th C. Romanesque sculpture. There are still many 14th and 15th C. houses in the town.
Ussel, France
Ussel (alt. 631 m/2,070ft; pop. 11,316) has a number of 15th-17th C. buildings in the center of the town and a Roman eagle found at the mill of Peuch, the original site of the town.
Ahun, France
Ahun (pop. 1,564) was a place of some consequence in Gallo-Roman times. The church has a Romanesque choir and an 11th C. crypt containing a rare reliquary.
Moutier d'Ahun
The former abbey of Moutier d'Ahun, with a square tower, has beautiful 17th C. carved woodwork by Simon Bauer.
Ambazac, France
The little town of Ambazac is surrounded by hills rising to 700 m/2,300ft. The church contains a valuable and unusual chest- shaped reliquary (1123).


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Hi all, For custom components is there a way to specify a default value for the Geometry or Generic Parameters, just as in the boolean parameter, i.e. pManager.Register_BooleanParam("Param", "P",…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Yannis Chatzikonstantinou May 31, 2012.
Hi all,Is there any way to increase the precision of the values being output from the slider beyond the limit of 6 decimal digits? Even if a value would be typed it is chopped out at the number of…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Rutten Apr 4, 2012.
Hi all,I just released a component for Grasshopper for 3D box bin packing:PackRat is a component for Grasshopper that facilitates the arrangement of rectangular items within rectangular containers…Continue
Tags: bounding, box, heuristics, packing, 3d
Started this discussion. Last reply by Aditya Patil Aug 23, 2012.
Hi all, I have a cluster that contains a quite complex definition that generates an object and calculates some stuff about it. I need to generate multiple copies of that object (and each instance's…Continue
Tags: components, cpoy, multiple, list, access
Started Nov 4, 2011
hi, i am trying to use hoopsnake for a script to create a loop, but i do not understand where am i going wrong, can you plz have a look and help me out.
I basically want to create a loop of lines from a point cloud, Its like first point selects 4 closest points, thn creates a line with the point which is farthest amongs t those 4 points, now the farthest points again acts as a start point and does the same ahead and eventually creates a chain.
I have attached gh and rhino files, will be really helpful if u hav a look.
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EvsY is Eraser vs Yojalka from Helsinki, Finland. All the other things (yes, showering and school too) lost their meaning when Goa parties really started in Helsinki 1993-1994. Marinating their minds and bodies in the sea of lsdxtacy, metal music rapidly found it's new, if not fresh, then twisted cousin.
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