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There's a fine line between trash and art, at least in New York. Consistent with a popular philosophy behind the purpose of art, this installation teaches us something.... It exposes just how much trash is produced in New York City.
This cloud-style structure, called "Head in the Clouds" was created on Governor's Island in New York last Summer and made from 52,780 used plastic bottles. Designer Jason Klimoski points out that this is the number of plastic bottles thrown away in NYC in just one hour.
Our answer to the title of this post.... BOTH.
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This year's 14th Venice Architecture Biennale saw an exhibition used LED lighting to replicate daylight.
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Hosting the best pool party isn't just about having the best pool, although we vote for this one above, it's also about the best design.
Yeah, we said it. While you're planning what to eat and who to invite, make sure you keep you modern design aesthetic in mind. Don't forget modern outdoor seating, fun dinnerware, and something gorgeous to put all the guacamole in...
This fun assorted plate set from Rachael Ray is sure to add personality to whatever food you serve.
Take care of any unwanted trash flying around by using this metal napkin holder.
Sure guacamole and salsa is everyone's favorite, but why not make it look good too?! This metal server bowl will also help keep it cool just a little longer.
Give your guests somewhere stylish to sit and mingle while they're not in the pool with these white wire chairs.
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We hear a lot about all-white decor lately, but what does this mean exactly? What's involved? Well, a great place to start is with the larger pieces of furniture and the lighting.
Gorgeous white lighting is like adding a dollop of whip cream on top of beautifully, clean design.
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Handing pendant lights are the best way to include great lighting without taking too much floor space. You can play a little more with scale this way...
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If you already have great lighting, but want to add a dollop of style, then try replacing your existing lamp shade with a white lamp shade. It's easy and economical. Small changes can amount to big results when it comes to home design.
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Don't forget the bedroom, white lights are great for smaller spaces, because they tend to blend in, especially with white walls.
This bedroom above features a bit more contrast than the one below, but they both evoke clean, modern design with great lighting!
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Some questions.
It's been about 2 decades since I've read the book, so there are some things I am not sure about.
1.) I don't remember there being some head (one armed) Orc with a score to settle between him and Thorin. Was this legit? Or did they do to the Orcs, what First Contact did to the Borg: have some main boss bad guy that the audience can identify with, and heighten the drama by adding in some personal vendetta between two principal leads.
2.) More about the second movie, I hear Cumberbatch (spelling) is supposed to voice Smaug. I don't remember Smaug having a speaking part.
Again I may be way, way off. I haven't read the book in a long, long time. I do know that Jackson is known for the changes between book and screen. However, I'm not a Purist. I really don't have a problem with changes in film adaptations as long as they don't detract from the main plot and theme of the book. And thus far, the adaptation is superb.
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The dragon most definitely had a speaking part. In fact his dialogue with Bilbo is actually quite funny in places.
I don't remember the one armed 'goblin' (Tolkein didn't start calling them orcs until the Rings trilogy) either. He might be in the appendices to Rings, or just one tale in the many songs or family tree references featured throughout the books. I don't think he was technically a Hobbit character though. The warg riders that attacked the party weren't individualized. Mostly they just sang sadistically:
Fifteen birds in five firtrees,
their feathers were fanned in a fiery breeze!
But, funny little birds, they had no wings!
O what shall we do with the funny little things?
I also thought it would be quite odd for Peter Jackson to create a speaking part. Thus far with these movies, he's been actually editing out dialogue. In the books the Ring Wraiths had more to say than just "Baggins..... Shire....."
It's not really a criticism. The movies are more visually stunning, and successfully rely more on the visual aspect to tell the story, but he doesn't ignore the dialogue and acting.
I feel supremely geeky for having this conversation.
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Well certainly the orcs this time were more goblin-like in appearance.
I think Legolas referred to them as goblins when it was discovered they had overtaken Moria (I've always been confused about that too, as it seems the party both did and didn't know what they would find there. And from the new movie, it seems they should have known).
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I'm going tonight to see The Hobbit, can't wait to see the movie.
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The biggest change of course is the one a lot of people have trouble getting over:
The Hobbit is a book that was meant for kids. A short book.
But let's be real. I know what these movies are. It's not really "The Hobbit". It is, I mean Peter Jackson still does a good job of keeping the main story intact. But the reason why the story has been stretched, why its content is still for the same mature enough audiences as LotR, why it seems like between a third to a half of the films aren't about "The Hobbit" but seem to act more like a setup for the Lord of the Rings movies. They're prequels. Yeah, "The Hobbit" itself is a prequel, it's just the first book. But the movies are prequels in every sense of the word. They're trying to blend into a smooth transition into LotR the way "The Hobbit" book didn't.
I'm not going to flame anyone for not being on board with that. But I am. I'm actually pretty excited about how they're going to do it. I know what I'm expecting from Peter Jackson. I actually liked his changes. I've already come to the conclusion that with regards to the LotR films, they were actually better in many ways than the books.
Are they doing this for max profit? Yeah, probably. But if they want the max profit they're gonna have to give us max quality. With the first film out, seeing it as it is, whether you like it or not, I doubt you can say, "They're just trying to make a quick buck."
So far I like what they've done. I do kind of feel like the one-armed Orc is a little too "bad @$$" for this this story. But everything else seems to outshine it.
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Well, like I may have said before, they might not only be doing this just for big bucks and profit, but as I recall, it's been probably about some 10 years since RotK graced the big screen...and now, with this new movie, this prequel, PJ and company are probably thinking: "The fans have waited ten years for only one movie? That would seem like an injustice to them. Let's give them a substantial reward for their patience."
My roommate, who is a big time fan of the LotR books, and all others associated with them (The Hobbit, The Cimarillion....sp?) seems to think that one way Jackson could stretch out The Hobbit into a fairly decent trilogy is to utilize elements of The Cimarillion as backstory woven into scenes in The Hobbit. The Cimarillion, as I understand it, is not so much a novel to be read, but a source book of history and back story for Middle Earth.
I still wonder how Jackson will actually connect the novel with other Third Age material.
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Well he seems to be doing a pretty impressive job with it so far.
Re the Silmarillion, I suppose you could think of it as a very distant prequel to the trilogy (unlike The Hobbit, which technically isn't a prequel having come first). However it's painted on such a broad multi-generational canvas that most of the time you can't really deal with it in visual terms. The size of it almost makes the second darkness of Suaron seem like a mere footnote by comparison (in fact the final chapter essentially covers the material that was prologue to the movie trilogy).
It's always interesting to me how fantasy stories allude to an even more magical or dangerous past then whatever is seen in the present story. I mean it's almost like "Well, okay, then why are you telling us this story instead of that one?" In the trilogy, things like the Balrog and Shelob are leftover relics from a time that predates even the War of the Ring. The implication being that Gandalf and his companions wouldn't even stand a chance of victory in a world where such things were actually commonplace. Well The Silmarillion is that larger world. Any one of its chapters could almost make a movie unto itself, if perhaps a made-for-TV movie at that. But I don't even think it's possible to adapt the whole thing. There are way too many characters, and very few speaking parts within the prose. There isn't even really a spectator's point of view; you're mostly dealing with maps and family tree diagrams just to keep yourself oriented. I've read the bloody thing twice and both times I've forgotten most of the characters and details. Maybe it's like reading all the compiled Greek myths as a history text compressed into one book. Turin Turambar is my favorite chapter, I think just because his character appeals to the devil's advocate side of my own personality.
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Everyone has a favorite day at the gym. A favorite workout, favorite bodypart to train or just a favorite movement.
As a bodybuilder in the past, mine was actually leg day. Legs are so much fun. You can beat them a thousand different ways. I'd start with squatting, then move to stiff legged pulls, over to leg curls, back to lunges, ending with extensions.
Each time it was fun to come up with a slightly more totureous way of screaming at my legs to grow than the last week.
I treat my bench workouts like that nowadays.
So what do you guys look forward to each week? Which bodypart to you enjoy pushing yourself to the max each week?
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I look forward to the squat day on the third week of my 5/3/1 program. That's the day I really push the max reps, always shooting for 20. That's the make-or-break day for the whole month of workouts.
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Well I have a deadlift, squat, bench, and oh press day. I'm gonna have to say deadlift day is my favorite.
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Bench day, specifically DE bench day. I usually do this on Saturday mornings when I have unlimited time, so I can really push the volume and have some fun.
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I would have to say that my favorite day is my Chest and back day. My back is my favorite part of my body hands down. And the day i could make my pecks bounce i was just amazed.
Squat day
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Deadlift day. Easy pick.
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DL: 375 RAW No Belt, No Wraps, No nothing!
Total: 920 hahaha Not quite a 1000lbs (This was done back in 2008 )
Vertical pulling/pushing.
EDIT: To clarify
I love pull-ups. I can't get enough of them. Whether I'm adding weight or just going for max reps, I love them. I'm also growing fond of OH pressing and its variants.
I'm not good at squats, I can't bench or ****. Save DL, vertical pulling and pushing provides the most enjoyment for me when I train.
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LOL what about your favorite days do you guys like so much?
Why do you enjoy working said bodypart/movement
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back day
bench day
no reason in particular for these, i just enjoy them.
as far as favourite day is friday because nobody is around
Deadlift day. I love the way my whole body feels after a heavy set of deadlifts. I had a great deadlift last Wednesday. After my three sets of five following 5/3/1, i did five sets of 10 reps. After two sets i was sweating like never before, breathing heavier than any 20 set squats i have done and i was feeling amazing.
The feeling of pure happiness after those five sets resulted in me having one of the best days in a long time.
I love the fight to get all 20 reps in the squat. It is as much a mental battle as it is a physical one. And when I'm done, I know I've done something that will force my body to grow bigger and stronger.
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Squat day. Which looks like:
Squat: 5x5
Dips: 5x5
Calf raise: 2x5
It's my favourite at the moment because recently (since I changed my sets/reps) my squats have been going up each week. If you ask in the future at a time when my squat may have plateuaed I'll probably say something different.
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My favorite day of the week is bench day and part of this stems from being an awful bencher. While my numbers don't show it, squats and deadlifts, when dedicated, fly through the roof hour while this doesn't seem to be the case with bench. It's the lift that I've spent countless hours trying to perfect my form and within the past year everything has started to fall into place. It sounds cliche, but to each their own.
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I like deadlifts because I get to move heavier weights, it makes me feel strong haha
Recovery day! LOL!
Some weeks I don't sleep much and I feel beaten up to all hell, it feels soooo nice to get some blood moving around the muscles. Thursday night with the whole crew is pretty fun too, so much bull**** gets dribbled.
I love deadlifts, because they are the most testosterone-packed, balls-to-the-wall, bada** lift you could possibly do, IMO. I feel my heart start beating fast due to the adreniline when I'm about to do that last and heaviest set of the day. I chalk up my hands and the bar, and then I bend down to grip the bar with crazy amping thoughts running through my head as an attempt to psyche myself up.
Since I'm doing the 5/3/1, every last set of the main lift is an all out rep max set, so not only am I doing relatively heavy weight, I am shooting for max reps....that s*** is fun! After doing like 6 reps, and then forcing myself to get one more rep....damn that's a good feeling. It's cool after I'm done to have most of the other guys in the gym looking at me like there's something wrong with me, because I'm doing a "weird" lift.
Plus the way my back feels after doing deads is pretty sweet too. Talk about feeling strong as s***. After a heavy, all out rep max set of deads, I feel like I have the "imaginary lat syndrome", except my back really does feel that big afterwards.
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At first I thought, there must be something really wrong with me, I have never really had a favorite day.
After giving it a little more thought I realize my favorite day is "Back Day". Not because I like working it more or there is a favorite exercise. Because I walk away after its done. I suffered from a bad back for 20 years. I got so bad that I could not even bend over and touch my knees and I could not pick anything up off the floor unless I knelt down and then I had to use something to pull myself back up. Now I do deadlifts and Tbar rows and have no problems from them or any other back exercises I do like, Good Mornings and stiff legged deads. "Back Day" Thrills me.
ME lower
heavy squats are my favorite b/c I love the feeling of pushing myself one more rep until I can't move anymore..
heavy deads are also top notch, I love how my back feels afterwards..
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My Favorite is the Squat/Bench/Deadlift of SS. I hate powercleans lol.
Any OLY movement focused day.
I like my upper body, back day. As much as I love squatting a huge number, I like getting a big pump and walking out all jacked and ****. It's fun because people think your just some fatass that can lift alot (as a powerlifter), but then when you get in there and do a ton of high rep work, it brings out the JACK! and people say WTF!
My favourite day is bench, although it used to be deadlift day.
I really want to put some weight on my bench so I look forward to each day I go in.
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Peg's G.O.O.D. The Dude Porter - Peg's Cantina & Brewpub / Cycle Brewing
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Reviews by aubuc1:
4/5 rDev -1.7%
growler poured in to a guiness glass.
Pours a dark brown with a bubbly tan head.
Mildly sweet smell with a roasty finish.
Taste is a somewhat dry, roasty classic porter.
Mouthfeel is a little thin, but not for a drinkable porter.
A very nice, balanced porter.
09-29-2013 00:20:04 | More by aubuc1
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Review from notes at Peg's Cantina on 9/10/11.
Draft poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: Poured a cola brown with a 1 finger dark tan head. Decent lacing.
Smell: Chocolate and roasted malt. A little subdued.
Taste: Milk chocolate with roasted malt up front followed by coffee in the middle before ending with a toasty finish. Aftertaste is mildly bitter.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied and creamy with a decent amount of carbonation.
Drinkability: Good drinkability. Goes down smooth.
Overall: Very good beer overall. Another solid offering from Peg's Cantina. Give it a try if you get the chance.
09-15-2011 16:51:15 | More by adam42381
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-08-2013 00:36:15 | More by MaseFace
3.53/5 rDev -13.3%
Draft at Pegs... had to stop by. Reviewed on ky phone, so it is shortened.
Pours a nice dark brown with a little ring of head.
Nose is smokey and roasted malty...
Taste follows... a bit smokey with a nice roasted flavor too.
A bit on the thinner side.... but good none the less.
09-02-2011 22:45:58 | More by crusian
4.1/5 rDev +0.7%
On-tap at Peg's
A - It pours a sturdy and opaque brown and is capped with a respectable deep tan head, depositing rings of lace as the glass empties.
S - The nose is mostly just roast barley. As I get deeper into it, I get some cocoa and coffee and perhaps a bit of woody astringency shows up.
T - The taste is much akin to the nose. It tastes quite good, but it hard to quantify (as many porters are.) There is a significant amount of roast barley in the flavor and a generous addition of pungently woody hops with undertones of coffee, chicory, and peat. The brew does not come of as over-the-top hoppy, but it is quite sharp and has very little untempered sweetness.
M - Truly medium in body, perfectly weighted and carbonated for the flavor, feel and aroma to mesh seamlessly; very enhancing.
O - This beer is very solid; it is not an attempt to push any boundary, it is more like a good pub brew.
04-03-2011 00:07:35 | More by ktrillionaire
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11-21-2011 16:28:02 | More by bob727
3.93/5 rDev -3.4%
A: it was very dark, granted the atmosphere wasn't well lit but for porters I didn't expect to be able to see much in the way of colors. It came with a dark mocha colored head.
S: my nose wasn't working so well today but I got some sweetness and roasty smokiness. It smelled like a porter should.
T: like the smell it had a nice sweetness and roasted coffee flavor. A mellow smokiness as well. Its a well balanced beer not to bold but just right in flavor.
MF: like I said a very balanced beer. It had a medium mouth feel. It didn't stay in my mouth too long but just enough to let the flavors linger. Minimal bitterness offset by the sweetness.
O: its a good beer, I'm not huge on porters but this is a good one. Plus with a name like The Dude, how can you not want to try it.
The Dude abides.
08-08-2013 22:49:16 | More by Crundy
3.65/5 rDev -10.3%
On tap at the wonderful Peg's Cantina in Gulfport. Served in a snifter at slightly lower than room temperature, as it should be.
A - Pours an fairly opaque dark brown, with some faint auburn highlights when held up to the sun. Only a thin cap of mocha-colored head on the pour, which doesn't really hang around long. No lacing to speak of.
S - Cocoa, roast, and a cereal-like quality, like Cheerios. Where some porters have an earthiness, this one has more of an oat aroma coupled with some smokiness, which is is a pleasant combination.
T - Flavors start somewhere between dark and milk chocolate lead off, with a nice dark-roasty, coffee-like element. There's some hoppiness, which helps to keep it from being dominated by the roast. Little to no alcohol at all. The finish is fairly short but is a mix of sweetness and toast.
M - Thick and creamy at first, with a full body. It edges closer to watery toward the finish.
O - It's a pretty nice execution of a pretty pedestrian style. It's good but doesn't really have an element that sets it apart from the pack. Probably the least memorable beer of my latest visit -- not a knock on this beer but there are some great offerings at Peg's.
07-10-2011 11:17:02 | More by djmichaelk
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3.99/5 rDev -2%
Had this on-tap at Peg's.
Served in a pint.
A: There was some translucence are the edges of this dark brew, but nothing to write home about. The head was mild, but oh so icky and sticky!
S: Very roasty, with a good bit of BBQ pork and brown sugar. On second thought, make that baked beans.
T: This was lighter than I was expecting, but infinitely gulpable. Much the same as the smell, but more toasty rather than roasty.
M: Bitter on the end, but fairly low on the sugar end. Nice balance between the intense ingredients along with the carbonation bill.
O: I'd call this one a "summer porter" through and through. I'd pop a growler of this in a heartbeat.
08-12-2013 21:02:50 | More by Chaney
4/5 rDev -1.7%
A: single finger rapidly dissipating light brown head. Very black.
S: smokey and chocolatey
T: smokey dominance. Not very complex or special compared to others. A fairly standard porter taste.
M: full body and moderate carbonation.
Overall: This was a typical porter. A lot of brewers tend to be safe with these in order to keep the standard beer drinker pleased.
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Old English Trifle Recipe
Loaded with cake cubes and fruit, a lovely layered trifle is always welcome at a holiday dinner. The creamy, homemade custard is well worth the effort. —Nancy O'Connor, Glen Ridge, New Jersey
- 2 cups cubed sponge cake
- 5 macaroon cookies, crumbled
- 2 tablespoons sherry or orange juice
- 2 tablespoons brandy or orange juice
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream, divided
- 4 egg yolks
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 1 cup sliced fresh strawberries
- 1 cup sliced peeled fresh or frozen peaches, thawed
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- Place cake cubes and crumbled cookies in a 3-qt. glass bowl. Drizzle with sherry and brandy.
- In a small saucepan, heat 1-3/4 cups cream until bubbles form around sides of pan. In a small bowl, whisk egg yolks and sugar. Remove cream from the heat; stir a small amount of hot cream into egg mixture. Return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Cook and stir until mixture is thickened and coats the back of a spoon; stir in vanilla.
- Layer the raspberries, strawberries and peaches over crumbled cookies; spoon custard over fruit. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- In a large bowl, beat remaining cream until stiff peaks form. Pipe over custard; sprinkle with almonds. Yield: 12 servings (1 cup each).
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Credit where credit is due. Some figures in the conservative media have refused to go along with the big hate – people like Fox's Shepard Smith and Catherine Herridge, who debunked the attacks on that Homeland Security report two months ago. But this doesn't change the broad picture, which is that supposedly respectable news organizations and political figures are giving aid and comfort to dangerous extremism.
What will the consequences be? Nobody knows, of course, although the analysts at Homeland Security fretted that things may turn out even worse than in the 1990s – that thanks, in part, to the election of an African-American president, "the threat posed by lone wolves and small terrorist cells is more pronounced than in past years."
And that's a threat to take seriously. Yes, the worst terrorist attack in our history was perpetrated by a foreign conspiracy. But the second worst, the


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How can I get diff to show only added and deleted lines? If diff can't do it, what tool can?
Another way to look at it:
Show lines that only exist in file a:
Show lines that only exist in file b:
Show lines that only exist in one file or the other:
These columns are suppressable with
And if you just want the unique lines and don't care which file they're in:
As the man page says, the files must be sorted beforehand.
Visual comparison tools fit two files together so that a segment with the same number of lines but differing content will be considered a changed segment. Completely new lines between matching segments are considered added segments.
This is also how sdiff command-line tool works, which shows a side-by-side comparison of two files in a terminal. Changed lines are separated by | character. If a line exists only in file A, < is used as the separator character. If a line exists only in file B, > is used as the separator. If you don't have < and > characters in the files, you can use this to show only added lines:
That's what diff does by default... Maybe you need to add some flags to ignore whitespace?
should ignore blank lines and different numbers of spaces.
The difficulty for any attempt at doing what you're looking for is how to define what constitutes a line that has changed versus a deleted one followed by an added one. Also what to do when lines are added, deleted and changed adjacent to each other.
Thanks senarvi, your solution (not voted for) actually gave me EXACTLY what I wanted after looking for ages on a ton of pages.
Using your answer, here is what I came up with to get the list of things changed/added/deleted. The example uses 2 versions of the /etc/passwd file and prints out the username for the relevant records.


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Get This to Tahrir Square
by joelado, Fri Feb 11, 2011 at 07:54:28 AM EST
There comes a time in every society for the people to rise to a station to which the laws of nature intended them. This elevated station is based on the following obvious truths, that we are all equal under the law, that as humans we have certain rights that are incorporated into our person. Among these are the right to life, the right to be free from restriction of movement, the right to speak freely and the right to pursue what ever it is that we believe will add to our happiness. We here and now affirm that because of these rights governments derive their permission to govern from the people and that governments are created by people to protect these rights. When any form of government acts against these rights, it is the privilege of the people to change its government to a new government that affirms its commitment to preserving these basic rights.
For practical reasons government that satisfies their responsibility should not be changed for ephemeral reasons. However, it is up to the people to decide what reasons are weighty enough to warrant change. As our history has shown us, people are more apt to tolerate suffering as long as the suffering is not too great. We are more apt to go on suffering rather than change the things which we have become accustomed to. But when we suffer many abuses and face a callus disregard of our rights, all designed to subjugate us under dictatorship, it is our right, it is our duty, to throw off that government and make provision for a new government that is committed to protecting our freedoms and liberties.
The present leader of our country has many times violated our rights. He has worked his way to what he is now, an absolute despot over us. We have awakened to the realization that we live under tyranny. With this awakening we have also realized that it is time for us to change our current system of government and what we want is a political system based on genuine democracy and social justice.
To this end we demand:
The resignation of the current president
Free and fair elections involving all Egyptian people be held expeditiously
That there be judicial oversight of the whole election process
That local and international groups be brought in to monitor the elections
That all Egyptians must be free to run for and win any office without interference
That there be fair and equal access to media for all candidates
That the right to vote is extended to even Egyptians living abroad
That the president's term in office be limited to two terms
That all who hold the National ID be allowed to vote.
That all sectors of the population be free to organize and assemble
That all political detainees be released
That the government may not hinder the expression of religious belief
That the government protect religious freedom for all religions
That the government may not encumber free expression and the press
We, the people of Egypt, assembled here on Tahrir Square and in other cities around our nation, solemnly declare that we are free of tyranny; and to the support of this declaration we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.


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By Nancy R. Elliott The Herald Bulletin
The Herald Bulletin
---- — ANDERSON – Breastfeeding your baby — it's natural, it's healthy and it strengthens bonds. Sure, it takes a little practice, but who wouldn't want to give their baby the best possible start in life?
"There's every reason to do it," said Elizabeth Arnett, RN, international board certified lactation consultant, and lactation services coordinator at Community Hospital Anderson. "It's the optimum choice of nutrition for infants." She points out, after all, "A baby's body is made for the mom's milk."
Arnett said that babies who are breastfed enjoy nutrition that's easy for them to digest and that imparts numerous health benefits. Those include lower rates of disease like ear infections, respiratory infections, asthma, allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, diabetes and SIDS. At the same time, breastfeeding gives baby that all important skin-to-skin contact that not only enhances healthy emotional bonding, it helps to regulate heart and respiratory rates, brings up glucose levels and helps to keep baby warm.
"You put them skin-to-skin, that baby just chills out," said Arnett.
Babies aren't the only ones to benefit. Moms enjoy many health advantages, too. They experience decreased risk of breast cancer, post-partum hemorrhage, ovarian and cervical cancers, and more.
Breastfeeding also has real financial advantages since formula is very expensive. There are also environmental advantages since there are no containers to toss, and there's no risk of contamination.
"Breastfeeding is pretty amazing," said Arnett. "There's so many reasons why you should do it."
The 2013 Breastfeeding Report Card issued by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that the percentage of infants nationwide who begin breastfeeding is 77 percent. Indiana's figure stands at 63.6. At Community Hospital Anderson, in a region that's faced its share of socio-economic challenges, they're proud to say that their initiation rate is 71 percent.
"Every year we see increases," said Arnett. She noted that when Community first established its support program in 2001, that rate was in the low 40s.
In 2005, Community earned the Baby-Friendly designation recognizing its dedication to support breastfeeding and mother/baby bonding. Community is one of only five Baby-Friendly facilities in Indiana. In the United States, only 166 facilities have earned the Baby-Friendly stamp awarded through a global initiative of the World Health Organization and the United Nations Children's Fund.
Community Hospital Anderson was recently awarded a $37,000 grant from the CDC to help educate and promote breastfeeding. In addition to resource materials, training and promotion, part of the grant money is being used to set up lactation stations in the community.
Despite the numerous advantages, Arnett said that the biggest barrier to breastfeeding is lack of support. At one time, baby formula was the "new kid on the block," and many new moms today were formula-fed themselves. Their mothers and grandmothers may not see exactly why you wouldn't formula feed now.
Arnett said that Community hosts two support groups every week to provide encouragement, education and a social network for breastfeeding moms. The groups are free and available to anyone, and they're popular — drawing 62 moms and babies to a typical support group session last week.
"It is so empowering for them to come to group," said Arnett. "Their confidence just starts to grow."
Arnett is fired up about the kind of support Community has developed.
"It is a passion. It's not a job," said Arnett. "Breast is best."
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The flu season has come early this year.
Health officials say it's almost two months early and that if you haven't already gotten a flu shot, you need to do it now.
The shot takes two weeks to kick in and if you get a shot now you will have the protection you need for family gatherings and parties during the holidays.
"The flu shot is the best protection against the flu," says Walgreen Pharmacy Manger Nancy Salman. "It is not going to make you sick, it is completely inactive, the flu shot, the nasal mist is active, but the flu shot itself is inactive, it will not make you sick."
Health officials also predict this year's flu strain will lead to more people needing to be hospitalized.
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LONDONDERRY — Carole Connelly will lead this year's Old Home Day parade as its grand marshal, riding in style down Mammoth Road on Aug. 17.
Old Home Day runs from Aug. 14 through Aug. 18 with a long list of activities, special events, booths, the parade, fireworks and much more.
Connelly has been a member of the Old Home Day Committee for many years and was selected by her fellow committee members in May to be parade grand marshal.
This year's Old Home Day celebration is the 114th annual celebration.
Planned activities include a baby contest, games, band concerts, a movie night, fireworks, booths and more.
Old Home Day Committee Chairman Kathy Wagner said Connelly is well deserving of the honor.
"She has been with us since we started," Wagner said. "We thought it would be nice to honor her."
To choose the grand marshal each year, Wagner said the committee tosses members' choices into a container and then choose.
Connelly has lived in town about 13 years and is embedded in many parts of the community. She has strong ties to the Londonderry Senior Center, the Warm Homes organization and her church, St. Jude Parish.
Hearing that she was top vote-getter for grand marshal was surprising; she was sitting right there at the meeting.
"I was overwhelmed," Connelly said. "I am quite excited."
When her committee counterparts urged her to vote for herself, Connelly said she had someone else in mind.
"I voted for Kathy Wagner," she said.
Wagner said Connelly will ride in style in an antique, open air vehicle. Once the parade ends at the Town Common, Connelly will most likely jump right back into her Old Home Day duties. That includes working in the St. Jude booth, selling the church's version of sloppy joes, or in this case, "sloppy Judes."
"She'll get right back to work," Wagner said.
Visit oldhomedays.com for more details and updates.


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Vlade Divac has had his share of WTF stories... but getting sued for selling fake designer handbags takes the cake.
For those of you who haven't already seen this story:
In one suit, filed in federal court last year, Gucci demands that the store stop selling counterfeit Gucci products. A second suit was filed April 18 in state court by a consumer who says he was duped.
And on Thursday, the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office confirmed it is pursuing a criminal investigation of L'Image.
Selling knockoffs is bad, sure. Pay the people back. Still, I have trouble working up significant pity for folks who spend hundreds of dollars on designer handbags... and can't tell those handbags are fake. If you're buying something solely for the brand stamp, you should be able to tell that the brand stamp is real, right? I wouldn't pay $50,000 for a Hyundai with a Mercedes emblem on the back...
At least this didn't happen at Tunel 21, Vlade's Oldtown restaurant. "I ordered the sirloin... this isn't sirloin... it's... Ron Artest's dog?" Fake leather is much less worrisome than fake dinner.


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Letters of Recommendation
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Help your recommenders write effective letters by providing them with supporting information, such as your proposal or a cover letter explaining your reason for attending graduate/professional school, outside work and activities (your resume), transcript, and possible career plans.
Be sure to request letters from your professors early enough to allow them to write a carefully considered evaluation. Direct office visits, email or a phone call are all appropriate ways to approach your professor.
The Career Center's Credential Service (CS)
The Career Center's Credential Service provides administrative support for the management of your letters of recommendation for graduate and professional school, fellowships and grants, and employment in a reliable and confidential manner.
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Wesleyan alumni may purchase a file by downloading, printing, completing and mailing a Credential Service Registration Form along with payment (a check made payable to Wesleyan University) to Alice Scholar, Credential Service Coordinator, Wesleyan Career Center, 41 Wyllys Avenue, Middletown, CT 06459. Credit cards are not accepted. Upon receipt of completed registration form and payment, a Credential Service registration package will be mailed to you. See Hours & Fees below.
For More Information on the Credential Service (CS), see the links below:
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I could be wrong, but I don't believe the Carolina Panthers will be in a position to pounce on a top tier offensive tackle with the 28th pick. Even if the 2014 NFL draft was filled with a bumper crop of the elite variety(which it doesn't seem to be), the odds would be overwhelmingly against one of them being available that late anyway. Nevertheless, because the talent is particularly thin this year, there could be an early run on tackles, which may compel the Panthers to take someone earlier that they would prefer, especially in light of the fact that there is a glaring need. With that being said, I give you OT Morgan Moses.
Let's go ahead and get this out the way first. Moses is a mountain of a man. At 6-Foot-6, 325-Pounds, the Richmond native has just the type of size that our general manager covets. In fact, these measurements were confirmed yesterday during the initial weigh-in portion of the Senior Bowl. If you're looking for answers as to why he started every game(when healthy) during his four year career at the University of Virginia, then his formidable tree branch arms would be a good place to start. Moses' arm length and wingspan measured in at almost 35 and 84 inches, respectively. His tree trunks for legs pass the eye test as well. Now that you have an idea about what he brings to the table from a purely physical standpoint, let's turn our attention for a moment to his on field performance.
It didn't take long for Moses to make an impact at Virginia. From day one, he earned the starting nod at the right tackle position, where he was a fixture for the next three years. It was during this time that Moses developed into a menacingly tenacious run blocker. He uses his heavy hands to generate an impressively powerful punch when initially engaging with a defender and is able to drive them backwards with regularity. Moses isn't the type of player who shy's away from contact or a challenge either. You can see this clearly on film because he plays with a mean streak all the way until the whistle blows. For a man his size, he displays the ability to get to the next level really well and is athletic enough to get his hands on some of the smaller defenders in the open field.
At the beginning of his final season, Moses was given the opportunity to show scouts what he could do on the left side, and he didn't disappoint. He averaged eight pancake blocks a game and graded above 90 percent on his blocking assignments for the entire season. Additionally, his superior ability to open holes in the run game was a key reason why Kevin Parks became the first Virginia running back to rush for a thousand yards in a season since 2004.
Although his pass blocking isn't at the same level as his run blocking, Moses has surprisingly agile lateral movement in his pass sets. Generally speaking, his kick-slide is effective. He gets out of his stance very quickly, maintaining the necessary leverage and balance you like to see as he anchors down. Unfortunately, his technique is a bit sloppy at times. He occasionally becomes a waist bender, which results in a stance that is too high to win the battle against a speed and/or power rush. The good news is that the numbers and film tell us that these lapses were the exception rather than the rule.
When facing off against some of his stiffest competition, Moses fared extremely well. Potential first round pick, Vic Beasley, was unable to produce a single sack when matched up with him and neither did Georgia Tech's, Jeremiah Attaochu, who also figures to be an early round defensive end/outside linebacker. By season's end, Moses had only given up two sacks out of 506 pass plays at left tackle, which is remarkable for someone who, before the season began, was mostly unfamiliar with the technique required to experience success on the blindside.
While Moses' more natural position appears to be at right tackle, it is very encouraging to see how much potential he has to flourish in a pinch or on a more permanent basis on the left side. This is just the type of versatility that scouts value in prospects who are making the leap to the professional level. Perhaps the thing that impressed me the most when watching two of Moses' 2013 games(film) was how much he improved from his third game(Oregon) to his last(Virginia Tech). You can be sure that his growth throughout the season didn't go unnoticed.
From my perspective, Moses has the talent to be a day one starter on the right side, and thrive in doing so. In a perfect world, Gettleman is able to convince Jordan Gross to stick around for another year or two, and then Moses could slide over to the left side after number 69 retires.
When it comes to drafting Moses, things could get a bit tricky. I've seen him projected anywhere from the first round(McShay) to the middle of the third. I would be comfortable taking him in the second, but it wouldn't necessarily surprise me if he is even gone before then, especially if he shows well at the Senior Bowl and combine. Frankly, I will be shocked if the Panthers don't bring Moses into Charlotte for one of their 30 allotted visits because he is worth the time.
What do you think CSR? After you take a look at Moses final game on film, let me know what you think of him and my latest mock draft. I put up a triple double just for you.
2014 Carolina Panthers Mock Draft 2.0
|WR Allen Robinson
|6' 3"
|Penn State
|OT Morgan Moses
|6' 6"
|CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste
|6' 3"
|CB Keith McGill
|6' 3"
|WR Cody Hoffman
|6' 4"
|OT Cameron Fleming
|6' 6"
|FS Dontae Johnson
|6' 2"
|NC State


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Luxury Home in Wooded Lake Comm in Otis
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Hayes Hill Lake
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,300 - $ 2,500 / week
vacation rental description
Contemporary Luxury home in a picturesque wooded lake community.
This distinctive home features 4000 Sq Ft. with an Award Winning
Gourmet Chef's kitchen (featured in Country Living Mag.) with work
space for multiple cooks. Viking Stove with double oven. Features
granite counter tops and stone floors throughout home with radiant
heating and unique 15 ft. stone fireplace. High cathedral ceilings
with skylights make this spacious home bright. Library with large collection of books.
2nd. floor loft overlooking living area below adds to the drama of this one of a
kind home. Plenty of Room for multi-family use. Perfect for large
family style gatherings. Covered open breezeway leads to garage and
stone paver patio with beautiful perennial gardens.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 06-8-2014 at 6:32 PM.
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John DeTone 914-462-2132
house rental amenities
4 Bdrm
2.5 baths w/ granite counter tops
Master bath w/ jacuzzi
1 King w/ boxspring, 3 Queen w/ boxspring,
4 Custom built Queen futons,1 Full Pullout couch, pack n play and twin blow up mattress
Luxury furnishings, Linens,
WildBlue Wireless Internet Access
Big Capacity Washer/Dryer
Pellet Burning Stove, Attic fan
Satellite TV, TV, VCR
Home stereo system with speakers throughout
Super Insulated home with passive solar heating.
Propane and Charcoal Barbeque
CANOE and PADDLE BOAT at LakeBocce court on property
activities and attractions in Otis Berkshires MA
Swimming, fishing, hiking. 1/4 mile walk to Hayes Hill Lake with
spectacular views of mountains. Canoe and Paddle Boat at Lake.
Some of the great activities for the whole family to enjoy
are only 15-50 Min's travel time from House:
Great Barrington has seasonal activities all throughout out the
year, including great dinning and shopping, Antiques, and sidewalk
craft fairs.
Tanglewood Music Festival, Berkshire Theater Festival
Red Lion Inn
Lee Premium Outlet mall shopping, Stockbridge, Norman Rockwell
Museum, Mount Washington, State Forest.
Six Flags Amusement Park, Basketball Hall of Fame.
Skiing at Butternut and Jiminy Peak.
vacation rental rates
Weekly rentals available Inquire on Price - Range $1,300 to $2,500week
Spring: June $4800.00
Summer: July and/or August $6300.00- $2000/week with 2 week min.
Fall : Sept. and/Or Oct. $4800.00
Winter: Nov.thru March $3500.00- 2 month min.Plus Utilities
Winter: Full Season $3000.00/month Plus Utilities
Security/Utility Deposit $500 - $1000.00/month
Add't Security Dep. with Pet owners
Cleaning Fee of $175
John DeTone 914-462-2132
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A prominent Detroit religious leader says his brother-in-law was fatally shot in the city.Relatives found Dwayne Green lying on the floor of his apartment on Barlum Street Monday afternoon. Green, who family says was shot twice, died at Henry Ford Hospital. He is the brother-in-law of Greater Grace Temple Bishop Charles Ellis III. Ellis says Green had worked as a maintenance supervisor at the church for the past 15 years. Ellis describes his relative to Fox 2's Randy Wimbley, saying: "He's going to be remembered as a great brother to his sisters and brothers, a great son to his parents and a good father to his son, to his daughter." Green was 48 years old. VIDEO: Click on the video player above to learn more about Green and hear from his family in Wimbley's reportPolice say they have no suspects in the slaying.
-The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Late Wednesday night, Kilgore Police Department made two arrests after finding drug paraphernalia at a residence.
This happened in the 800 Block of Beckley Street in Kilgore. Police said due to a disturbance, they noticed drug paraphernalia inside the residence.
Police seized two pounds of marijuana, hydrocodone pills, a pistol and possible LSD. Kilgore police said other drug related items were also taken from the residence.
James Ferguson is charged with possession of marijuana and 26-year-old Cecil Babb is charged with possession of marijuana, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon, and possession of a controlled substance.
Eight other occupants of the residence were issued citations for possession of various drug paraphernalia.
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Creating a test sub-domain
Hi all!
I just created a sub-domain of my main site (through my webhost) to use as a sandbox so I can play around with different themes, plugins and whatnots before making major changes to the main site.
I've set up a new database to use with the sub-domain and was about to install WPMU and BuddyPress on the sub-domain. But trolling the forums, I'm anticipating the possibility of a few hiccups. So I'm posting this in the hopes of picking some experienced brains!
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The Psychology Program at College of DuPage
Welcome to the Psychology Program at College of DuPage
Why people do the things they do is a question that has been asked throughout the ages. The field of psychology tries to answer this question through the study of human and animal behavior.
In the College of DuPage Psychology program, students explore a wide range of psychology courses that can lead to a bachelor's degree at a four-year institution, career enhancement or personal fulfillment.
COD offers an Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree for students who are interested in transferring to a four-year institution. Numerous College of DuPage psychology courses are completely transferable, based on Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI) standards.
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2616, (630) 942-2010
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"I want to continue studying psychology until there is nothing left to learn or until I die, whichever comes first. My ultimate goal is to become a criminal profiler for the FBI."Read Spotlight
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"I would encourage COD students to get involved in the activities on campus. These allow you to make lasting friendships and gain connections to people who can help you on your path to a higher education and a fulfilling career."Read Spotlight
Erin BlairPsychology
"I was paying thousands of dollars a year to go to a four-year school that prided itself on small class sizes, teachers who knew your name and a sense of community. I didn't have any of those things until I came to COD, and it was a fraction of the price."Read Spotlight
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text: >>>KHQ's Kelsey Watts will be following this story from start to finish, and you can follow along with her in real time on Twitter, just search for @GerlachTrial. Day 4 of the Gail Gerlach Trial began with Medical Examiner Dr. Sally Aiken taking the stand to testify. Aiken began by explaining her background and experience, saying she has performed more than 7,000 autopsies during her career. Aiken responded to the scene where Gail Gerlach shot Brendon Kaluza-Graham to make sure the evidence and body were preserved, as well as to offer preliminary information about injuries. Aiken arrived at the scene after Kaluza-Graham was pronounced dead from a gunshot wound to head, which is when her legal jurisdiction kicks in.Aiken testified that at the autopsy she found two quarters, a cigarette lighter, a pocket knife, bills, and pennies inside the jeans Kaluza-Graham was wearing. Aiken pulled out a styrofoam model of a human head to explain to the jury where the gunshot wound was, and then described the process of doing an internal examination of the head wound. She showed the jury six graphic photos from the autopsy, while describing the size of the wound as 1 centimeter in diameter. Aiken said the path of the bullet was from the back of the head to the front, and the bullet 'pulpified' a major artery that supplies blood to the brain. Aiken told the jury Kaluza-Graham's death would have taken "moments" and he would not have been able to physically move after being shot. Aiken said she found no other injury and the SUV crash would not have caused Kaluza-Graham's death. Aiken told the court at the time Kaluza-Graham was shot, he could not have been turning around facing backward, based on the trajectory of the bullet. Following the testimony of Dr. Aiken, a 15-year-old neighbor of Gerlach who was waiting for the bus that morning took the stand. The boy told the court he and his friends heard a loud bang, a car accelerating, and then saw the car hit a tree and crash into the garage. The boy said he and his friends were terrified and ran half a block to get out of the way of the SUV.Following that boy's testimony, the man who owns the garage where the SUV crashed following the shooting took the stand. He said the collision completely destroyed his garage, his car and his late wife's car. The man was home at the time and said because he is hard of hearing he didn't see or hear anything. The insurance company replaced the garage, but it is now smaller than it was. Another neighbor then took the stand and said that morning he thought he heard a gunshot, saw the SUV drive by, and was worried about the kids at the bus stop. The neighbor said in a span of about 2 seconds, he heard a gunshot, the engine rev, and saw the driver of the SUV with his hands in the air. Following neighbor testimony, forensic specialist Jody Dewey was called the stand. Dewey was called in to process the crime scene and the lead detective gave him and his team a walk-through of the scene. That walk-through was played on video for the jury. The video showed Kaluza-Graham's body on a stretcher, as well as crime scene tape, police cars, the SUV, and the garage. The forensic team wasn't allowed in the garage for safety reasons. Another video was shown during Dewey's testimony: surveillance video from the house across the street.