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Linux Development Grant Fund
Linux International has announced the formation of the Linux Development Grant Fund, an international fund designed to both promote development for Linux by awarding grants to Linux developers and to give Linux users a way to support Linux development in an organized and efficient fashion.
Everybody wins as Linux International creates a grant fund to both promote development and to offer Linux users a way to support that development.
by Linux Journal Staff
Linux International is a worldwide, non-profit organization devoted to promoting Linux development and growth in the international marketplace. The organization has branches in several countries on most continents and, because of this structure, it is able to efficiently collect donations and distribute monies to individual developers with less overhead than if the money came from individual personal contributions. All 100 percent of the monies donated to the fund will be given out in the form of grants; Linux International will not retain any portion of the funds for administrative expenses.
By collecting the funds and then converting many donations at once, a smaller portion of the funds will be lost to currency conversion fees than if the donations were made separately to developers. This is especially important for smaller donations given from one person to someone else with a different local currency; currency conversion carries a fixed rate of about $7 to $15 (sometimes higher), and it can be difficult to do without a cooperative bank.
How will developers be selected to receive grants? Anyone developing free software for Linux with a specific need for funds to further development (for instance, to purchase hardware or documentation) may submit a request. Developers and potential developers can receive information on submitting grant proposals by sending e-mail to email@example.com. If you do not have e-mail access, send paper mail or a fax to Linux International at the address below.
Who decides who will receive a grant? The Grant Fund is controlled by a board of three members appointed in a more-or-less democratic manner. The board members will each serve one-year terms. The first board members are well-known in the Linux community: Matt Welsh, Ian Murdock, and Michael K. Johnson.
All of the grants awarded will be announced in the comp.os.linux.announce newsgroup. Additionally, a list of all the donors, except for those who choose to remain anonymous, will be published periodically. (A single check-mark on the donation form is sufficient for donors who choose to remain anonymous.)
Donations may be made by credit card, international money order or check and may be sent by paper mail, e-mail or fax. If you wish to send your credit card number via e-mail, you will probably wish to encrypt it with PGP to avoid fraud. Linux International's PGP public key is available by fingering firstname.lastname@example.com.
Donations to the Grant Fund can be made in almost any currency. However, to avoid excess currency conversion costs, US dollars, Deutsch marks, Pounds Sterling, or Australian dollars are preferred. However, do not send cash through the mail—it is not likely to arrive.
E-mail donations may be sent to email@example.com, fax donations to +61 9 331 2443 in Australia or (203) 454-2582 in the US, and paper mail donations to Linux Development Grant Fund, c/o Linux International, P.O. Box 80, Hamilton Hill, WA, Australia, 6163.
A form for donating may be requested by sending e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com; one will be sent to you by return mail.
Because of very complex national laws determining charitable organizations, donations to the Grant Fund are not tax exempt at this time. However, businesses may count donations as business expenses in many countries; consult your local tax experts for details.
If you have any comments or questions about the fund, you may send them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Exchange Club of Effingham County learned about the Savannah Coastal Refuges in a presentation from Monica Harris, visitor services manager.
Valentine's Day was a day filled with love and giving for the residents at Effingham Care Center.
A new event with a Civil War twist is coming to Rincon on May 18.
Junior Girl Scouts in Troop 30197 learned the power of one and how one person can make a difference through their Agent of Change journey. Now they are giving the community an opportunity to help make a difference.
Fred Blitch, chairman of the Ogeechee River Soil and Water Conservation District, made a special presentation to the family of the late George Allen at the district's conservationist of the year banquet.
Army Pfc. Kimberly D. Austin graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C.
Tickets are on sale now for what has become a fast-growing Taste of Effingham.
The Effingham County Republican Party will convene precinct mass meetings March 9 at 9 a.m. at the Effingham County administration building to elect delegates and alternate delegates to the Effingham County Republican Party convention.
The state Department of Transportation is advising of delays on Ebenezer Road and Highway 21 in Effingham County this weekend.
Brad Rahn is the Ogeechee River Soil and Water Conservation District Conservationist of the Year in Soil and Water from Effingham County.
The Rincon Police Department is currently accepting applications for its first Citizens Police Academy (CPA). The CPA will begin April 9 and is a 10-week program.
The Rotary Club of Effingham County welcomed its newest member, minister and American Legion chaplain Elliott Foss.
American Diabetes Association presents Diabetes Exposed on Feb. 23 at The Coastal Georgia Center for Continuing Education, 305 Fahm St. in Savannah, for all people affected by diabetes.
A locally-owned passenger transportation, errand and courier service and the local food cooperative are partnering up for the third year to challenge area businesses and other local organizations in a food fundraiser for local food pantries.
The Effingham County Hussars Chapter 2285 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Christmas tea at Jerusalem Lutheran Church on Dec. 8 to honor confederate mothers and grandmothers.
The Rotary Club of Effingham County is taking nominations for its annual Volunteer of the Year award.
Nominations are being accepted for this year's Shaw Wilkerson Outstanding Achievement Award.
Technical Sgt. Jeffrey Pittman has been named the non-commissioned officer of the year for the Combat Readiness Training Center. Tech Sgt. Pittman serves as the lead NCO in the supply section of mission support for the CRTC and most recently directed the unit's drug testing program. He is a resident Effingham County.
The Noon and Sunrise Rotary Clubs of Effingham County combined their efforts to apply for and receive an approximately $1,200 grant from Rotary International to support Effingham Connect (formerly the Center for Working Families).
The storm that blew through Effingham County on Saturday caused some damage but no serious injuries, according to the Effingham County Sheriff's Office.
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THIRD DIVISION September 12, 2007 No. 1-05-3038 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) Appeal from ) the Circuit Court Plaintiff-Appellee, ) of Cook County. ) v. ) ) AARON BENNETT, ) Honorable ) Lawrence Terrell, Defendant-Appellant. ) Judge Presiding. PRESIDING JUSTICE QUINN delivered the opinion of the court: Following a jury trial, defendant Aaron Bennett was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to 60 years in prison. On appeal, defendant contends that: (1) the circuit court erred in denying his motion to quash his arrest and suppress evidence; (2) the circuit court erred in denying his motion to suppress his statements; and (3) the circuit court erred in barring his expert from presenting testimony regarding defendant's interrogative suggestibility or, alternatively, in failing to conduct a hearing to assess whether the expert's testing was accepted within the field for purposes of admissibility. For the following reasons, we affirm.


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Sports Bra Detects Cancer
You've probably got a smart phone. How about a smart bra? The new First Warning System BSE Bra is in research and has been found to bee 90% accurate in detecting tumors in a study of over 600 women. If approved by the FDA, the bra could be on the market by 2014. See the new early detection bra here.
Who Is Hiring?
Amazon is hiring 50,000 temporary workers across the U.S. this holiday season, expecting "thousands" of those hires to stay on full time. Macy's Inc. plans to hire 80,000 seasonal workers, while Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to add 50,000. Toys R Us Inc. plans to hire 45,000 seasonal workers this year.
Darius Rucker Newest Opry Member
Last night Darius Rucker was inducted as the newest member of the Grand Ol Opry, quite an interesting turn for the former lead singer of Hootie and the Blowfish. Look for a Hootie Reunion, more Twitter action, and a great interview with Darius here.
Don't forget Free Dentistry Day tomorrow at Cane Ridge Dentistry in Antioch.
October is National Chili Month. Find some famous chili recipes to keep you warm here.
Target Kicks Off the Holiday Season Earlier Than Ever
This week Target launched the holiday shopping ad campaign the earliest national retail has ever done it. See the new ad about their new bargain pricing for the season here.
Register For The Angel Tree Now
If your family needs help with gifts this holiday season for your kids, now is the time to register for
The Salvation Army's annual Angel Tree program. Applications are being taken at the Angel Tree warehouse. (3710 Vulcan Dr.near the Nashville Zoo) Families in need can register through Oct 24. As of Oct. 12, more than 1,000 families have already registered for the program.
Don't Take Your Stun Gun Onboard
Just in case you have been under a rock in regard to what you can or cannot take through airport security and onto a plane, the TSA is reminding fall break travelers to leave their stun guns in checked baggage, not your carry-on. TSA's mobile app identifies all sorts of other things you can't carry on like gasoline, dynamite, kayaks and assault rifles. Get the MyTSA App here.
Mental Health Month, Mental Health Help TN
This is Mental Health Awareness Month and mental health providers everywhere are observing it. In Nashville, there is an organization that offers help, treatment, housing, and other programs for patients, families, and volunteers. In fact, 17,000 severly impaired Nashvillians are being served by Mental Health Cooperative, TN. For info www.mhc-tn.org
Social Security Raise Less Than Inflation Rate
If you are the beneficiary to social security benefits, you will be getting a cost of living adjustment for next year that's less than half the previous increase. The 1.7% increase does not keep up with inflation, which is listed at 2% due to higher prices on food, gasoline, and medical care.
Car Smoking is Toxic Pollution
Just in case you are passing time in traffic by smoking, you might want to know about a recent Scotland study that says car smoking even 1 cigarette with the windows open causes pollution levels that exceed safe limits, toxic especially if there are children in the car. The British Medical Association wants all smoking in cars banned.
Alledged Thief Leaves Resume At Crime Scene
Edward A. Nation was arrested after he intentionally left a copy of his resume at his ex-girlfriend's home while he was burglarizing it. Officials say he left a box behind that contained his resume, an offer to create a resume for his ex-girlfriend and a plea for her to leave her current boyfriend and reunite with him. He also allegedly stole a safe with medication, two watches, three cameras, a printer and one-thousand dollars of cash, all of which belonged to the woman's current boyfriend. ummmm...bringing her flowers and a Barry White CD would have worked so much better.


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... and thus, did not have to contend with any commute traffic. The ride was surprisingly easy and we made good time getting to our campsite just south of Atlanta by dinner time. I wanted to watch the Niner game and the Emmys, so we picked a first class resort again. Kap did not do well for the Niners, but Andrew Luck, former Stanford player, was fantastic for the Colts, so all in all, it was a pretty good game. ...
Hitting the Zoo and on to Memphis
We left our hotel in Atlanta and headed to the zoo. We have seen enough zoos but the kids were excited to visit this one because there was a baby rhino, gorilla, orangutan and pandas. It was drizzling when we got there and then started pouring. We were patient and got to see the baby gorilla and orangutan. We made it to Memphis as the sun was setting.
It is getting tougher to blog regularly. We did not have wifi at the Hilton because you had to pay for it and we were too cheap. We drove 6 hours on Thursday from Hilton Head but made good time and arrived in Atlanta at around 3 pm.
We drove straight the the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. We spent about three hours here. I think the kids are starting to connect the dots in terms of the connection between the Civil War ...
Work & then shopping
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Christmas in Dixie
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Antibiotic medications - macrolides
Editorial Note
The information presented here covers some of the nutrients that may be lowered when you take certain medications. The signs and symptoms listed can be caused by other conditions. So if you have these signs and symptoms, it doesn't always mean you have low levels of these nutrients. Many things affect the level of nutrients, including your medical history, diet, and lifestyle, as well as how long you have been taking the medication. Please talk with your health care provider. He or she can best address your health care needs and see if you are at risk for low levels of any nutrients.
Supporting Research
Ames BN. Micronutrient deficiencies: A major cause of DNA damage. Ann NY Acad Sci. 2000;889:87-106.
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Edlund C, Beyer G, Hiemer-Bau M, et al. Comparative effects of moxifloxacin and clarithromycin on the normal intestinal microflora. Scand J Infect Dis. 2000;32(1):81-85.
Fitzgerald MA. Drug-induced vitamin B12 deficiency. Nurse Pract. 2007;32(9):6-7.
Hickson M, D'Souza AL, Muthu N, Rogers TR, Want S, Rajkumar C, Bulpitt CJ. Use of probiotic Lactobacillus preparation to prevent diarrhoea associated with antibiotics: randomised double blind placebo controlled trial. BMJ. 2007;335(7610):80.
Hvas AM, Nexo E. Diagnosis and treatment of vitamin B12 deficiency -- an update. Haematologica. 2006;91(11):1506-12.
Isakow W, Morrow LE, Kollef MH. Probiotics for preventing and treating nosocomial infections: review of current evidence and recommendations. Chest. 2007;132(1):286-94.
McFarland LV. Diarrhoea associated with antibiotic use. BMJ. 2007;335(7610):54-5.
Moretti R, Torre P, Antonello RM, Cazzato G, Cattaruzza T, Scapicchio PL. Vitamin B12 and folate depletion: clinical evidence in a neurological population. Neurologist. 2004;10(6):338-43.
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Powers HJ. Riboflavin (vitamin B-2) and health. Am J Clin Nutr. 2003;77(6):1352-60.
Reynolds E. Vitamin B12, folic acid, and the nervous system. Lancet Neurol. 2006;5(11):949-60.
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Alternative Names
- Azithromycin
- Zithromax
- Clarithromycin
- Biaxin
- Biaxin XL
- Erythromycin
- E-Mycin
ProbioticsProbiotics are "good" bacteria that live in your intestine and help your body fight off infections and diseases. They also may help with digesting food. Two of these bacteria are called Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium bifidum. If you don't have enough probiotics in your gut, you may have gas, stomach problems, diarrhea, yeast infections, and other more serious infections in your intestine.
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)Symptoms of vitamin B2 deficiency may include cracks at the corners of the mouth, scaly skin, a red and inflamed tongue, swollen mouth or throat, and bloodshot eyes that are sensitive to light.
Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid)Low levels of folic acid have been linked to anemia, heart disease, birth defects, and colon cancer. Symptoms may include fatigue, mouth sores, swollen tongue, and poor growth.
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)Noticeable symptoms of a vitamin B12 deficiency can take years to show up. Irritability, weakness, numbness, anemia, loss of appetite, headache, personality changes, and confusion are some of the signs and symptoms associated with very low levels of vitamin B12. Low levels of this vitamin may also be associated with an increased risk of colon cancer, heart disease, brain problems, and birth defects.
Vitamin H (Biotin)Low levels of biotin are linked with dry skin, hair that breaks easily, hair loss, depression or altered mental status, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, and muscle pain.
Vitamin KThe major symptom of vitamin K deficiency is that your blood doesn't clot as it should. You might notice that you bruise easily or have nosebleeds or bleeding gums. Women may have heavy periods. Internal bleeding, which can be life-threatening, may also be caused by lack of vitamin K.
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An environment-friendly sneaker design from the Timberland collection. The Earthkeepers 2.0 Cupsole Canvas can be worn with your favorite casual clothing. Leather/man-made canvas 5-eyelet lace-up design Removable anti-fatigue footbed Full-length EVA anti-fatigue midsole Man-made rubber outsole Includes 2 other lace sets Lining: man-made
An environment-friendly sneaker design from the Timberland collection. The Earthkeepers 2.0 Cupsole Canvas can be worn with your favorite casual clothing.
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Lego recreation of Ian Bradshaw's 1974 photograph of streaker Michael O'Brien at Twickenham during the England-France rugby match.
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Design by Andrée Putman, 2008.
Made in Hanover, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. by Emeco.
Andrée Putman's sleek Morgans series derives its name from the landmark Morgans Hotel in New York City. This counter-height stool is as smart as its counterpart Chair, with a little lift that makes it a suitable companion to counters and counter-height tables. Also offered in Bar Height.
Handmade from 80% recycled aluminum. Designed to last for 150 years. Morgans Barstool is tempered for ultimate strength in a proprietary 77-step process. Emeco is the only company in the world to do this.
Available in your choice of brushed or hand-polished aluminum or two powder coat finishes.
Emeco furniture is hand welded and hand brushed for a warm, uniform finish. Weld lines are natural and always visible, and can range from very light to slightly darker than the adjoining aluminum surface. All Emeco furniture will exhibit slight variations of handcraft.
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Material(s): 80% Recycled aluminum
- Seat Height: 24"H
- Weight: 10 lbs.
Designer: Andree Putman
French designer and interior architect Andrée Putman (1925 - ) made her name reproducing 20th-century furnishings of designers like Eileen Gray, Mallet-Stevens, Pierre Chareau and Jean-Michel Frank through her Parisian firm Ecart International. However, Ms. Putman became a design icon in her own right with projects including shop interiors for Yves St Laurent, Thierry Mugler, Azzedine Alaia and Karl Lagerfeld, as well as Air France's Concorde fleet.
In 1984, when Ian Schrager created Morgans Hotel, he called upon Putman to design the New York City landmark and the genre of the 'boutique hotel' was born. In 1997 she founded Agence Andrée Putman producing design products, furniture and home accessories. In April 2009, at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Putman debuted a minimalist all-aluminium chair for Emeco, inspired by her legendary Morgans Hotel. Putman had originally furnished the Morgans Hotel with the Mallet-Stevens chair, and her new design for Emeco was conceived as a 'soul mate' for that chair.
Emeco's Gregg Buchbinder described Putman as the most stylish woman he had ever known. "Andrée arrived in six-inch stilettos," said Buchbinder. "She told me she wanted to do with the Emeco chair what her friend Coco Chanel did with the 'little black dress' - create a simple, smart, sexy chair that never goes out of style."
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Emeco. Timeless, handmade chairs, made in the U.S.A. from recycled materials.
Emeco has an interesting history beginning in 1944 with the 1006 Navy chair, the granddaddy of Emeco that was designed to withstand the harsh environment on a Navy ship, including water, salt air, and sailors. (Legend has it, the seat of the Emeco 1006 Navy Chair was modeled after the seat of actress Betty Grable.) Since then Emeco has had some new editions, designed by some good friends: Philippe Starck, Frank Gehry, and Ettore Sottsass to name a few.
The creative process behind the development of Emeco products is one that is loose and organic, intuitive, and explorative. The philosophy is rooted in the fact that the search for good design is as much part of the development process as is the forming, welding, and hand finishing of its products. Emeco's designers and manufacturers are equally valued and respected, and their combined dedication, intuition, and skill have uniformly contributed to the company's continuing growth. All Emeco chairs are LEED™ compliant, made of 80% recycled aluminum or 65% rPET. The aluminum chairs have an estimated lifespan of 150 years and a lifetime guarantee.
Emeco is a leader when it comes to chair fabrication. Committed to sustainability and protecting the environment, Emeco uses post consumer and post industrial waste to create chairs with ultimate strength, intended to last for decades. Chairs admired today and indefinitely. Chairs that span generations and cultures.
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Across Israel, Meir Panim responds to the growing needs of the country's 1.75 million impoverished residents through various food and social service programs.
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I NEVER celebrated Pewrim 'cause i never really knew the right reason…
THANKS for making me aware, to gratefully honor this day where MY people avenged the ones who wanted to kill them, and folllowed the LAW given at this time by the KING of the whole world at its time Assuerus and his wife Ester
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It appears that Makor Rishon may now be up for sale. Makor Rishon is a popular Israeli/Hebrew newspaper that caters to the Religious-Zionist market. Last year, the newspaper's management purchased the failed newspaper, Maariv, which subsequently turned into a financial black hole that has neen sucking Makor Rishon dry. Agreements connected to the purchase of […]
Moshe Abutbul, the Haredi candidate, beat out Eli Cohen, in the do-over election held on Tuesday.
Net month Brunei will become the first East Asian country to implement the strict penal code of Shariah.
FGM is again on the rise in Egypt. A 14 year old Egyptian girl died this week after undergoing the procedure.
According to the Ministry of the Interior, at the time the ballot closed, in the Beit Shemesh elections, 76% of eligible voters voted, compared to 69.32% in 2013. While in the redo election in Nazareth, 83.6% of eligible voters voted, compared to 70.27% in 2013. There is no update yet as to who won.
Retired Supreme Court Edmund Levy, who headed a three-man committee that debunked allegations that Israel is an "occupier," died Tuesday night at the age of 72. He served on the Supreme Court from 2000 to 2011, capping a legal career that began with studies at Tel Aviv University several years after his family immigrated to […]
Nadia Haroun, the deputy head of Egypt's Jewish community was buried on Thursday.
The youth wing of Sweden's Liberal party organized a "love bombing" Monday night and pasted heart-shaped papers on the same school that was attacked by neo-Nazi vandals the night before. Stockholm's "Vasa Real" school was sprayed with swastikas and slogans, such as "disgusting Jews" and the number 1488 that is a symbol for white power […]
Norwegian Cruise Lines dropped Tunisia from its itineraries after the country refused to allow Israeli citizens to disembark in the Port of Tunis. About 20 Israelis were quietly told before disembarking from the Norwegian Jade over the weekend that they were not welcome per the Tunisian government. The cruise line's decision to drop Tunisia was […]
"More than the Jews have kept the Shabbos (Sabbath), the Shabbos has kept the Jews."
A lot more guns than usual were visible in Beit Shemesh.
Bye-bye to the right-wing extremists, left-wing extremists, weirdoes and maybe Tzipi Livni.
Three Hamas terrorists were killed on Tuesday in an explosion that was "all part of a day's work" of preparing rockets and bombs for attacks on Israel. The Hamas website reported that the "work accident" killed three members of the "military branch" of Hamas in Beit Hanoun, located in northern Gaza. Earlier on Tuesday, the […]
The Priceline online ticketing and reservation company has bought Israeli-based start-up Qlika for around $3 million, according to the VentureBeat website. Qlika, based in the metropolitan Tel Aviv city of Ramat Gan, focuses on "micro-location" ad campaigns and has only six employees, all of whom have masters' degrees in physics and mathematics and who have […]
An airline owned by the United Arab Emirates said it "emphatically refutes" claims that it excludes Israel from its official travel-route map and refuses to transport Israelis. In a statement, Etihad Airways wrote that it carried more than 1,000 passengers traveling with Israeli passports last year, refuting assertions made in the New York Post newspaper. […]
Danny Goldstein, founder and chairman of 'Calcala' ('Finance'): "We are focused on making Israel a better place to live and a better place to invest by merging the best of Israel and America – representing Israelis, but with an eye on the American perspective."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "The Israeli economy grew more than most Western economies, almost 2.5 times the OECD average…In contrast to the collapsing economies around us, Israel's credit rating was upgraded last year."
Deputy FM Danny Ayalon said Israel would not be cooperating with the Council in the wake of its passage of a resolution ordering a 'fact-finding mission' into Israel's conduct in Judea and Samaria: "We have no reason to continue cooperating with a hypocritical organization which specializes in double-speak and has a mission to smear us."
Since Kadima's fracturing is inevitable, the leadership primary becomes significance in that it will determine which leader will secure the votes of those Kadima MKs whose allegiance is to the party, and not its leader.
PM Netanyahu: "Israel will do everything to help" find the killer, who had "strong murderous anti-Semitic motive"; UN Human Rights Council "should be ashamed" to host a Hamas official on the day of a terrorist attack.
Dalia Itzik, Kadima's Knesset Faction Chairwoman and the last faction member yet to announce who she will support in the upcoming primary between Livni and Shaul Mofaz, has been linked to discussions with Mofaz's campaign over the weekend.
Noted Israeli author and Israel Prize Laureate A.B. Yehoshua said that living outside Israel "is a very deep failure of the Jewish people," and lamented that immigration numbers from the United States are "minimal" and "embarrassing." He was equally acerbic regarding the large Israeli ex-patriot community.
The resolution read, "Egypt after the revolution will never be a friend of the Zionist entity, the number one enemy of Egypt and the Arab nation." It also supported Palestinian resistance "in all its kinds and forms."
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For years, French was just another word for fancy: elaborate, rich, unpronounceable, unaffordable. In short, a Big Night Out. The 1970s brought a welcome update at places like Hamersley's Bistro with less butter in the sauces and less starch in the service. These bistros emphasized simpler preparations that let the ingredients shine in a notably more casual atmosphere. The food would be recognizable to Parisians, what they'd expect at a great neighborhood spot, with one exception: These American versions of French bistros were rarely in your neighborhood.
All of which makes the opening of Sycamore in Newton Centre so welcome. Chef-owner David Punch, formerly of Ten Tables Cambridge, joined by Lydia Reichert, most recently a sous chef at Craigie on Main, make wonderfully creative use of fresh ingredients in deceptively simple preparations. Yet for all of its excellence, the restaurant is casual, unfussy, and friendly. It's the best kind of neighborhood spot.
You feel it from the start in the decor. The former site of the butcher shop John Dewar & Co. is rustic with exposed brick, simple but stylish lighting, butcher block tables, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a gleaming kitchen visible in the back. You enter the 16-seat bar and whether or not you sit there, it's worth starting with one of bar manager Scott Shoer's imaginative takes on classic cocktails. While the names are cute, make no mistake: These are serious drinks. The rye-based Old Old Fashioned balances sweet, bitter, and citrusy in just the right proportions. The Persephone gets its tang from pomegranate juice and fizz and froth from shaken egg white. The pale pink Ghost of Mary mixes spicy tomato water with citron vodka and stirs in a dill pickled string bean. "Bring me something that's delicious but not sweet," requests one in our group, and is rewarded with a bracing, refreshing Hemingway made with grapefruit, lime, sage, bitters, and rum. There's also a well-rounded list of craft brews and a wonderful, if slightly pricey, wine list. Servers are friendly, knowledgable, and full of enthusiasm for what's on offer.
Snacks, little bites really, are simple and savory: crunchy cheese puff gougeres and pickled vegetables. You could skip them, but be sure to linger over the starters, which are exceptional. Chorizo croquettes are crispy, then creamy, then smoky, then gone. Pork rillettes are moist and mild, with a coarse-grained mustard and beer dipping sauce.
Better still is red lentil soup with a spiced carrot fritter, touched by a little heat and fragrant with the aroma of toasted cardamom. And ricotta cavatelli made with ragu of game — pheasant one night, boar another. Made with an ancient machine, the pasta has just the right amount of bite and the sauce is a deep, luxurious, silky delight. Soup and pasta come on small plates that I could have eaten bowls of. I'll be dreaming of both on the next cold night. Tuna crudo is also memorable, layering the flavors of luscious deep-red raw fish, chili, crispy salty cured ham, and a thin slice of dried Meyer lemon over a dab of picholine olive puree. Each flavor is distinctly delicious and eye-poppingly good in combination. Sides and salads include Brussels sprouts with crispy lardons and salty cubed cheddar, and a refreshing citrus salad of greens, grapefruit, pistachios, and avocado.
While you could make a fine meal of starters and sides (and some of the diners were doing just that), you'd be missing the main courses. Don't. A slow-cooked wine-y daube de boeuf is falling-apart tender, with caramelized onions, carrots, and parsnips adding sweetness. A perfect little bronzed quail, its legs crossed in a dainty yoga pose, is served with couscous mixed with dried cherries and hazelnuts. It's a subtle and pleasing mixture of flavors and textures. That's also true of the Spanish seafood cassoulet: a bowl of delicate seafood sausage, slightly spicy house-made chorizo, and perfectly cooked littlenecks. The flavors of the sea mix with the salt and smoke of the pork over toothsome navy beans. The boudin blanc, a mild pale sausage, is served with whipped potatoes and sweet and sour purple cabbage.
Deep, rich pork belly comes with a tangle of braised endive artfully draped over it. This is earthy, home-style food elevated by precision and creativity in the kitchen. The fish dishes also benefit from the chefs' subtle imagination: Seared swordfish is sweetened by a curried pepper jam and accompanied by garbanzo beans prepared two ways: smoothly pureed and crisply deep fried. Corvina, a flaky white fish similar to snapper, is paired with a mix of sweet diced beets and toasted grains of farro. Our server suggests a dry, slightly briny rosé from Provence. He's right: It's a perfect complement (though we wish he'd mentioned the $56 price tag). Of the mains, only the za'atar-spiced roast chicken is merely good. An intriguing board of duck done four ways is also available for two to share.Continued...


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Otherwise, you're right on the money. Ask.com has thrown too many Hail Mary passes. I've been around for a looooong time and I can remember when they had a shot at being "the" search engine. It was terrible marketing and poor UI that did them in. (A good case for how the wrong senior management can kill an enterprise.) Their technology was outstanding at first; many say it was the best. And it's probably still pretty good. I'll try them again in a few weeks. My three searches just now had lackluster results.
Nah, Quadrille. Jupiter Research is usually happy to look at new and interesting stuff. They are suppose to be on the cutting edge, so they'll take some time with "new" things at no cost. They are bloodsucking consultants only 90 percent of the time.


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With DC's rumored-to-be impending move to the West Coast, they certainly aren't in a hiring phase (they'll be in a shedding phase). But the sole remaining big-time comic book company in New York still looks for people to join the Marvel Employment Universe.
First up, mighty Marvel is looking for a Royalty Analyst for their Finance and Licensing Department in New York. It's a data-entry gig where you get to "collect and analyze detailed royalty reporting and forecasts." You'll also be checking over contracts and how they impact royalty reporting, and working with "worldwide licensee accounting maintenance."
This is a great entry-level opp for someone just out of college in the past couple of years. And if you "possess a keen willingness to learn, analyze and desire to enhance the licensing business team of Marvel" you could find a new post-college home.
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So once again, I'm going to the San Diego con. I mean, Comic Con International in San Diego.
Oh, I know what you're thinking – the noise, the crowds, and oh all that non-comic book stuff. The cosplayers, the Twi-hards, the (gasp) movie and TV people. Well, I don't care – I welcome them all. And if the hardcore funnybook fans need to bitch and moan that the con "isn't about comics anymore," well that just sounds like the nerd equivalent of "get off my lawn."
Here's a link to the con website that has all the programming events for each day. I took that list and sorted it by just comics-related programming and here's the result. Honestly, there are so many that you'll be the star of your own private Walking Dead mini-series before Friday's over.
Comic Book Jobs: Who's Hiring? Marvel Comics
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Marvel Comics is back at it again, looking for new people in non-editorial functions for their New York office.
First up: Customer Service Coordinator, which sounds much better than "Email Secretary," but not as good as, say, "Digital Communications Coordinator."
Your job here is to handle incoming emails and either answer them or route them to the correct departments, retrieve and send forgotten passwords to hapless Marvel.com subscribers, handle opt out requests, and issue reports based on the emails that you handle. There are a lot of other little tech-based things you'll be doing, but if you've had some decent online experience, it's probably nothing you can't handle, right? Also, it puts you inside the Marvel office, and who knows what that can lead to.
Edward Norton Will Not Reprise His Role as the Hulk
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Despite his hope to continue his superhero role, Edward Norton has been dropped from The Avengers.
A representative for Marvel Studios confirmed the actor won't be reprising his role as Bruce Banner and his alter-ego the Incredible Hulk in the 2012 movie, claiming he can't work as part of a team. President of production Kevin Feige told website HitFix.com:
Comic Book Jobs: Who's Hiring? Marvel Comics!
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Print is dead. And even if it's not, it's coughing up ink and it won't return to the glory days of years gone by. You know the world is changing when even DC Comics is putting stuff on the iPad and iPhone. That's like John McCain having a Twitter feed.
So I was encouraged when I came across these two job listings at Marvel Comics. Both are based in the digital world, which is where the print world is desperately trying to transition.
First up, Marvel is looking for a Senior Web And Mobile Application Developer. Marvel will be looking to you to enhance "its position in the web and mobile marketplace by extending already successful products and spearheading the development of new ones."
Lots of technical responsibilities will be coming your way and, needless to say, some solid experience is required. But the whole enterprise sounds like a lot of fun and moving Marvel's characters to a digital playground feels like building the future. Go forth, and let loose the resumes!
Gerry Conway co-created The Punisher, co-created Man-Thing, co-created Firestorm and wrote some of my favorite Marvel comics, including a long run on Amazing Spider-Man. When he successfully transitioned out of comics and moved into show business, I still followed his career as he worked his way up the ladder. He's recently been writing and producing for the Dick Wolf Law & Order empire, specifically on Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
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Marvel Appoints Writer Jeph Loeb as Head of TV Department
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With Disney's dominant force among television airwaves (Disney Channel, ABC, ABC Family), it's no wonder that one of the first moves the company does with its newly acquired Marvel characters is get them on the small screen.
Earlier today, Marvel Entertainment announced the creation of their new TV department, and they've appointed comic book and television writer (Heroes, Lost) Jeph Loeb as the executive vice president. Loeb's duties include "overseeing the development of live-action and animated Marvel TV series."
"I couldn't be happier to accept this new position at Marvel Entertainment, working with both Dan [Buckley] and Alan [Fine] to deliver exciting, cutting edge television projects. Marvel continues to break new ground in storytelling in both their comic book and film ventures, so, along with everyone here, I'm excited to bring the same brand of excitement into homes across the globe," Loeb said of his new position.
Perhaps most importantly, does it disappoint or excite you that this guy penned Commando and Teen Wolf?
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It's a slow summer hiring season, boys and girls, and I imagine it'll stay that way until at least the fall. But I'm no analyst, just a doofus with a blog.
If you are an analyst, however, you might find a home at Marvel Comics' New York office. They're looking for a Junior Publishing Data Analyst who's "dedicated and highly-motivated" and can "create publishing projects" such as comic books, collections and marketing materials.
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The problem now is that because Jonah Hex is based on a comic book (not a graphic novel as some lazy reporters simply retype) – but one that none of the general public has heard of before – it'll get tagged as a comic book movie, and worse, a failed comic book movie. And finger wagging along the lines of "is the comic book movie fad finally over" will start appearing as breathless know-it-all headlines in newspapers no one reads anymore.
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Duluthian Sandy Erickson shared with us the story of a unique weather vane, which was crafted by second cousins of hers in Norway.By: Budgeteer Staff, Budgeteer News
Duluthian Sandy Erickson shared with us the story of the pictured unique weather vane, which was crafted by second cousins of hers in Norway.
Erickson first became acquainted with some of her distant relatives in '06, but it wasn't until two years ago that she was able to visit them in Rissa, Norway. While there, Geir Berg and Bjornar Melhus made the weather vane for her in the factory they work at.
She said the moose part (which has the Norwegian word for it, "elg," printed on the other side) was too big for her suitcase, so that had to be mailed back to the States.
It turns out Berg and Melhus are in the area this week for a family reunion; they are joined by Oddrun Berg, also of Norway. Erickson said the timing of their visit was perfect, as they had a chance to see the Tall Ships come in.
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This recipe for garden-fresh pizza sauce makes a batch large enough to top several pizzas. You can make it right now with fresh tomatoes, but if you have a bumper crop or just want to buy a lot of in-season tomatoes and put them up for another day, canning is not your only option: try freezing them. Just remove the cores and freeze them whole. Then, turn your frozen tomatoes into pizza sauce any time of the year.
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Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (35% daily value), Vitamin A (18% dv)
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Education:Doctor of Philosophy in Forest Resources, University of Georgia, 1985. Dissertation: 'Social and biological aspects of signpost communication in white-tailed deer.' Master of Science in Entomology, Ohio State University, 1981. Thesis: 'The biology, host preference, and functional response of Atheta coriaria (Kraatz) (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) Bachelor of Science in Entomology, The Pennsylvania State University, 1979 Professional Experience: Wildlife habitat and population responses to forest management practices Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management, D. B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia, 1996-2000. Associate Research Scientist. D. B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. 1995-1996. Assistant Research Scientist, D. B. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. 1990-1995.
Miller, J and Miller, K.V. 1999. Forest Plants of the Southeast and their wildlife uses. Southern Weed Science Society.
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Ray Schumann and Assoc., Inc. was founded by Raymond H. Schumann in 1954. He selected a location in downtown St. Louis and opened a trade shop servicing offset printers. In the early 60's, zinc/magnesium (Dycril) plate making was added to our plate making facilities. We expanded our location to midtown St. Louis in 1963.
In November 1973, we moved into our present location, 1347 January Ave. Since then, we have expanded our facility twice. Ray Schumann and Associates recognized the growth of the flexographic sector of the printing industry and in the early 70's, we added the DuPont Cyrel photopolymer printing plate to our expanding services. With the rapid growth of both narrow and wide web flexographic printing processes, Ray Schumann and Associates became a pioneer in the St. Louis area. From our original 12 x 18 processing equipment, we have continued to reinvest in equipment and are now capable of producing photopolymer printing plates up to 52 x 80.
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Although its Maggia jacket provides warmth and flexibility for cold weather riding, Castelli invented the 7xAir fabric which is just as warm as the Windstopper X-Fast, but more breathable. It is a multi-layer fabric that bonds a fully wind and waterproof external shell to a fleece inner layer. The result is an extremely stretchy wind-resistant fabric. The stitch used to bond the layers, however, creates permeability for a continuous exchange of air from the inside to outside of the fabric. This carries away moisture keeping you dry. The only downside is that rain will come right through the perforated stitches. While we wouldn't wear it in a downpour, the jacket is treated with a DWR (Durable Water Resistant) coating and will shed light spray.
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Men's crew second in third final at ECAC Regatta (05/12/2013) WORCESTER, Mass. --- The Colby College men's varsity 8 finished in second place in the third final and the men's second varsity 8 were in the Petite Final at the 2013 ECAC National Invitational Collegiate Rowing Regatta on Sunday.
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Men's crew fifth in racing at Worcester (04/20/2013) WORCESTER, Mass. --- The Colby College men's varsity 8 crew finished fifth in racing at Worcester on Saturday.
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This family musical enjoys the dubious distinction of being the first film ever based on a theme park attraction, the "Country Bears Jamboree" at Disneyworld. Beary Barrington (voice of Haley Joel Osment) is an adolescent bruin raised by a human family after he was found by a park ranger, abandoned in the forest. Curious about his biological roots, Beary travels to Tennessee to seek out his birth parents while attempting to locate the members of his favorite musical group -- a defunct country music act called the Country Bears -- along the way. Country Bear Hall, the famed venue where the band was launched, is facing imminent destruction at the hands of greedy banker Reed Thimple (Christopher Walken), but young Beary has a plan to save the hall by staging a reunion benefit concert. Beary's path takes him through a guitar duel, a vintage coffee house, and a car wash, as he's pursued by a pair of bumbling cops (Diedrich Bader and Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) trying to reunite him with his adoptive parents. Meanwhile, a panoply of musical legends including Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Elton John, and Queen Latifah appear Behind the Music-style to comment on the Country Bears' alleged artistic influence on their work. The Country Bears, the first in a pair of planned Disney projects based on the company's theme park rides (the second is slated to be based on "Pirates of the Caribbean"), co-stars Stephen Tobolowsky, Brad Garrett, Alex Rocco, and Stephen Root.
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- Starring: Christopher Walken , Stephen Tobolowsky , Daryl Mitchell , M.C. Gainey , Diedrich Bader
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys have started three different quarterbacks this year due to injuries. So to think that Oklahoma quarterback Landry Jones has never missed a start due to an injury is pretty remarkable. Since taking over for Sam Bradford after the BYU game in 2009 Landry has started 46-games as a Sooner. At OU's weekly news conference he was asked how has he stayed so healthy.
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The Lake Erie Allegheny Ecoregion—a territory stretching from Sandusky Bay to western New York—is at an ecological crossroads.
It's at the intersection of three continental regions—the Glaciated Allegheny Plateau, Lake Plain, and North Central Till Plain. It's at the point where the advance of mile-high glaciers stopped some 18,000 years ago. It's on the shore of a Great Lake. Even its weather is on edge, alternating between the influence of cold air masses from Canada and warm air from the Gulf of Mexico.
As a result, this region has rich biological diversity. It has northern plant species at the southern limit of their range and southern species at the northern limit of their range. It has the most eastern occurring pockets of prairie habitat. And it's at the southwestern edge of the northern hardwood forest. One can find northern trees like hemlock in cool ravines and southern trees like hickory and tuliptree on warmer exposures and on the floodplains of our major creeks and rivers. The region also is home to numerous rare and unusual plant and animal species. Since the last retreat of the glaciers, all these species have formed complex natural communities that give this regional landscape a unique character.
This following pages in this section describe these natural communities, the best places to find them, and the best places for seeking one particularly popular order of species—birds.
This incredible diversity of life is truly a living legacy, and the conservation of this diversity is a sacred trust. Everyone has a responsibility to protect this richness of nature so that future generations can enjoy its benefits.
What is biodiversity?
Biological diversity, or "biodiversity," is the full variety of all living things on Earth—from bears to bacteria—included within ecosystems and shaped by ecological and adaptive processes. Biodiversity is organized at multiple levels, including genes, species, populations, communities, and ecosystems.
What is an ecoregion?
An ecoregion is a relatively large land area defined by common characteristics, such as geology, topography, climate and vegetation. An ecoregion is large enough to encompass natural processes (such as fire and flooding) and to capture representative plant and animal species, natural communities, and ecosystems; yet they are small enough to serve as platforms for conservation planning and action.
"East meets west meets north meets south." That mouthful of a sentence describes why Northeast Ohio is such a treasure trove of natural diversity. Four uniquely different communities meet right here in the Cleveland/Akron/Canton region—the Alleghenies, prairies, northern hemlock hardwood forests and Appalachians. Throw in Lake Erie and you have the fixings for a naturalist's paradise.
— David Kriska, Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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The Women's Studies Program will be a hosting a conversation with authors Kallypso Masters and Ann Mayburn and Assistant Professor of English Jill Treftz. The discussion, entitled "Fraught Fantasies: Feminism, Erotic Literature, and BDSM," will focus on women as writers and consumers of erotic literature and the controversies surrounding recent bestselling books such as Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James.
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Justin Bieber is denying he spat on his neighbor or assaulted him in any way.
As TMZ.com reported yesterday, Justin's neighbor is claiming battery against the pop star after he confronted him about his reckless driving early in the morning.
Now Justin is saying he never got physical with the man in any way and Bieber's camp is saying they believe the man was trespassing the entire time!
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