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[10:13] <blindcoder> netrunner: I'll change that to "you can now try" :-) [10:22] <blindcoder> netrunner: btw, had success with dvdstyler? [10:41] nookie_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [10:58] nookie (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [11:08] BoS (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [12:29] mnemoc (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [12:32] tschmidt_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [12:33] mnemoc_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 60 (Operation timed out) [13:21] treo (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [15:08] esden (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [15:08] <esden> hi ho everyone [15:10] Nick change: tschmidt_ -> nzg [15:12] <mnemoc> hi esdentem [15:40] <esden> hi mnemoc [15:41] <esden> god I am tired!!! [15:41] <owl> hi esden [15:41] <esden> hi owl [15:41] <owl> how are you? [15:42] Action: esden looking into tikiwiki [15:42] <esden> seems to be very feature full .. and that is good as well as bad ... [15:42] <owl> tikiwiki? [15:43] <esden> www.tikiwiki.org [15:43] <owl> hm. would you rate it "better" than mediawiki? [15:43] <esden> mediawiki misses a lot of features [15:44] <esden> and it does not contain a cms ... [15:44] <esden> and a news system ... and a blog system [15:44] <esden> to be a full featured site [15:44] <esden> what I need a system for [15:44] <owl> (well, i need a wiki for dokumentation about 'how does this work' for my dad... so it must be easy (even for non-advanced users...) [15:44] <esden> and you can only upload images to mediawiki [15:44] <esden> that is in most cases not enough [15:45] <esden> owl ... use plane html and an ftp account ;) [15:45] <esden> that is the most easy wiki you can imagine ;) [15:46] <esden> anonymous ftp with write access of course [15:46] <esden> or .. when you want to have it more sophisticated you can use svn ... that is public writable ;) [15:46] <esden> *GG* [15:46] <owl> esden: haha. ftp is to dangerous for my dad ... ;) [15:46] <owl> hm. nah. guess i will continue using mediawiki for doku etc. [15:47] <blindcoder> esden: subwiki [15:47] <blindcoder> if you want to use svn [15:47] <esden> blindcoder: I need more then a wiki [15:48] <esden> I want also a news front site [15:48] <esden> with rss [15:48] <esden> and I want also that parts of the site are only editable by main developers and not public writable [15:49] <esden> and with svn it is a mess setting rights for parts of the svn tree [15:50] <esden> and for example for the news I want an rss feed ... all that is in tikiwiki out of the box [15:50] <blindcoder> esden: typo3 *run* [15:50] <blindcoder> esden: I meant subwiki if you want to use svn [15:50] <esden> BLINDY!!! >_< [15:50] <esden> are you insane!!! [15:50] <blindcoder> of course I am [15:50] <esden> I did once create a design for that crap .... NEVER MORE!!! [15:50] <blindcoder> took you long enough [15:50] <esden> one week ... one _WHOLE_ week!! [15:51] <blindcoder> did you read MTB I and II? [15:51] <esden> MTB? [15:51] <blindcoder> took me two days for www.crash-override.net [15:51] <blindcoder> Modern Template Building [15:52] <esden> ahh ... ok [15:52] <blindcoder> the step-by-step-howto to creating layouts with typo3 [15:52] <esden> yes ... I read some howto ... [15:52] <esden> with images and stuff [15:52] <blindcoder> ack [15:53] <esden> and I had to puke after I had to read the same sentence three times because I did not understand it ... not because my english is bad ... but because the idea behind the sentence was so screwed that my brain did not want to screw that much ... and did not match the idea ... [15:53] <esden> you know what I mean ;) [15:54] <blindcoder> yes, sounds about right [15:55] <esden> that was the menue building part ... there are three different ways to create nearly the same thing ... only with other design features ... but the problem was that none of these systems did produce the look I wanted to have [15:56] <esden> was it me ... or the system is bit unflexible ;) [15:56] <esden> ok ... enough about typo [15:56] Action: esden kicks typo ;) [15:59] <owl> *g* esden, why don't you like typo3? ;) [15:59] <esden> owl ... read above owl!!! [15:59] <esden> I will not repeat that [16:00] <owl> esden: well. already did. but: it is - if you're understanding it - very flexible [16:00] <esden> nope it is not ... [16:00] <esden> you have to try to do something with it by yourself ... [16:01] <esden> and not something that "the system provides/supports" but something you think about ... that yoou want to have [16:01] <esden> then you will see that that thing is not flexible enough [16:01] <owl> hm. ok. but tikiwiki is? [16:01] <esden> no ... probably not ... [16:01] <esden> but it does not have to be [16:01] <esden> it supports the things I want to have [16:02] <owl> k. [16:02] <esden> I do not have to hack the system to have the things I need [16:02] <esden> in typo3 I have to [16:02] <owl> ic. [16:03] <owl> hm. btw, what about a project managment software (but not like gantt...) more like 'ms project'? is there something available? [16:07] nookie_ (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [16:07] nookie (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [16:42] joss193 (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [16:42] <joss193> hi [16:43] <joss193> so anyone here tried qtgtk? [16:43] <blindcoder> qtwhat? [16:45] <joss193> http://mart193.dynds.org/gedit [16:46] <joss193> well there i tried to use that library for replacing gtk dialogs, but it doesnt work, i mean filechoosing doesnt work [16:46] <joss193> dialog pops up [16:47] <joss193> so few modifictaions needed, but i cant see the shortcut there :) [16:47] <joss193> just red from this link, that someone worked on it.... http://220.127.116.11/search?q=cache:zDUMhOQOM-cJ:www.rocklinux.net/irclog/rocklinux.log.20040121+qtgtk+patch&hl=et [16:48] <joss193> daja77: might got an idea who it was? [16:48] <blindcoder> joss193: well, what's the name of the person talking about working on it? [16:49] <joss193> blidncoder:daja77? [16:49] tschmidt (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [16:50] <joss193> err.. blindcoder:daja77? [16:50] nzg (~firstname.lastname@example.com) got netsplit. [16:50] nzg (~email@example.com) returned to #rocklinux. [16:50] <blindcoder> joss193: hmm, last seen him yesterday evening around 23PM [16:53] <joss193> blindcoder: you have you tried modifying some sources yourself? [16:53] <blindcoder> of qtgtk? no [16:55] <joss193> really annoying someone did thsose here and there but hasnt distributed patchsets etc. :( [17:12] eTapio (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [17:13] eTapio (~email@example.com) left #rocklinux. [17:14] joss193 (~email@example.com) left irc: [17:17] nzg (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [17:24] <daja77> no idea why he hilighted me ... [17:30] <blindcoder> daja77: something about qtgtk from jan 2004 here in the channel [17:31] <daja77> *shrug* [17:39] <netrunner> blindcoder: shall I ask you on the ml to submit more info so your report can be handled? :) [17:40] <blindcoder> netrunner: well, that's all the info I have [17:41] <blindcoder> besides the rest of the logfile which shows the same [17:41] <netrunner> netrunner: rock-src version, optimization chosen ... [17:41] <netrunner> s/netrunner/blindcoder/ [17:41] <netrunner> blindcoder: applied sm patches ... [17:41] <blindcoder> rock rev 5472 (current head), no optimisation, no patches [17:41] <blindcoder> x86 if that helps [17:41] <netrunner> blindcoder: because I during one week I ran through 3 builds w/o problems in linux26-header. [17:42] <netrunner> blindcoder: I'd point to the lvp, maybe you ask its maintainer :) [17:42] <blindcoder> netrunner: :P [17:42] <blindcoder> netrunner: can you try building a lvp from current head (just start the build, the error occured during the first few seconds of linux26-header) [17:44] <blindcoder> the logfile will just stop with all cpu going to a process called conf [17:52] <netrunner> blindcoder: I have no plain trunk. here it fails because the cryptoloop patch fails to apply. [17:55] esden (~email@example.com) left irc: [17:55] <blindcoder> hmm [17:55] <blindcoder> interesting [17:56] <blindcoder> well, guess there's at least a hint as to where to start looking, thanks [17:56] <blindcoder> hmm [17:56] <blindcoder> cryptoloop or loop-aes? [17:58] <netrunner> /usr/src/rock-submaster/package/blindcoder/loop-aes/linux26_cryptolo [17:58] <netrunner> op.diff [17:58] <blindcoder> okay, thanks [18:02] <blindcoder> netrunner: which kernel version? [18:02] <blindcoder> applied fine against 2.6.9 here [18:07] <netrunner> 2.9.10 [18:07] <netrunner> oehm [18:07] <netrunner> 2.6.10 [18:08] <netrunner> no, I am not from the future .) [18:08] <blindcoder> damn :) [18:08] <blindcoder> okay, current trunk still holds 2.6.9 [18:15] <nookie> hi blindcoder, netrunner :) [18:15] <blindcoder> moin nookie [18:22] <blindcoder> netrunner: okay, there seems to be a bug in the kernel configurator [18:22] nookie (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [18:22] <blindcoder> will look into that sometime this week [18:23] nookie (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:16] nzg (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [19:16] tschmidt (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Connection reset by peer [19:18] nzg (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Client Quit [19:19] joss193 (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. 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I think I shouldn't code any more today [20:31] <blindcoder> with your girl waiting for you? [20:31] <th> netrunner: keep going! [20:31] <blindcoder> sure [20:32] <netrunner> sm send [20:35] <netrunner> blindcoder: no success with dvdstyler btw, mpgtx didn't build. [20:36] <blindcoder> netrunner: yeah, found that out a few hours ago. gcc 3.4 again [20:36] <blindcoder> went fine with 3.3 [20:36] <netrunner> jup. I went into patching it a bit, but lost the energy :) [20:36] <blindcoder> for some strange reason it can't find a method [20:37] <blindcoder> maybe I should discard it ;) [20:38] <netrunner> blindcoder: one error was a missing include, one was a missing semicolon ... [20:38] <netrunner> the last is a linking problem, but my knowledge is low in this field. [20:38] <blindcoder> semicolon? where? [20:38] <blindcoder> hadn't found that [20:38] <blindcoder> the missing include I've seen [20:39] <netrunner> diff -ruN mpgtx-1.3/mpeg.cxx mpgtx-1.3-new/mpeg.cxx [20:39] <netrunner> --- mpgtx-1.3/mpeg.cxx 2002-08-30 18:03:12.000000000 +0200 [20:39] <netrunner> +++ mpgtx-1.3-new/mpeg.cxx 2005-01-06 22:02:48.000000000 +0100 [20:39] <netrunner> @@ -2619,7 +2619,7 @@ [20:39] <netrunner> PMT_PIDs(0), [20:39] <netrunner> n_PMT_PIDs(0), [20:39] <netrunner> read_pmts(0) [20:39] <netrunner> -{}; [20:39] <netrunner> +{} [20:39] <netrunner> transport::~transport() { [20:39] <netrunner> BTRACK; [20:39] <blindcoder> that's one too many :) [20:40] <netrunner> whatever ;) [20:41] <netrunner> hm. the last time I coded with wine the program ran just fine 2 years, until I accidently lost it. [20:45] <netrunner> how usable is this e17 thing? [20:45] <netrunner> it is a new enlightenment, no? [20:45] <tfing> it is [20:46] <tfing> not much usable for the moment [20:46] <tfing> though it's nice to try for the eye candy [20:51] <netrunner> blindcoder: am I stupid or is http://scavenger.homeip.net/rockdoc/RootOnLVM an empty page? [20:51] <netrunner> in fact all pages are :/ [20:51] <netrunner> no. [20:52] <netrunner> HowToInstall is empty. and the RootOnLVM. but why? [20:54] <blindcoder> hrm [20:54] <netrunner> hm. somehow it vanished when I viewed it. [20:54] <blindcoder> someone deleted them [20:54] <blindcoder> just got the commit mail [20:54] <netrunner> blindcoder: I think I accidently clicked on http://scavenger.homeip.net/rockdoc/.apply/RootOnLVM in my history to get to that page. [20:54] <tfing> you have a log of the ip or something ? [20:54] <netrunner> blindcoder: that might have changed that page to empty. [20:55] <blindcoder> netrunner: that's possible [20:55] <tfing> haha [20:55] <blindcoder> netrunner: I'll revert that change [20:55] <netrunner> blindcoder: the howtoinstall one is also empty, maybe you can revert it too. [20:55] <netrunner> haven't checkt the others. [20:57] <blindcoder> yes, someone created it empty [20:57] <blindcoder> guess I'll delete it from the repository [20:58] <blindcoder> netrunner: done [20:58] <blindcoder> netrunner: btw, the subversion repository as well as the commit-mailinglist are public, so if you want :-) [20:59] Action: netrunner looking for the subscription url [20:59] <blindcoder> http://scavenger.homeip.net/rockdoc/ROCKDoc [21:01] <netrunner> wow, klicking on the link there brings up ximian evolution [21:01] <blindcoder> as it should, it _is_ a mailto link, you knoww [21:02] <netrunner> and after the configuration dialog .. "Application has exited unexpectedly" ... [21:02] <blindcoder> *lol* [21:02] <blindcoder> gimme your address, I'll add you manually [21:02] <netrunner> no, I'll use my mail prog. [21:02] <blindcoder> okay [21:03] <blindcoder> that reminds me... [21:03] <blindcoder> I never actually tried that link :) [21:04] <netrunner> blindcoder: who the hell is is4it? [21:04] <blindcoder> the name of the company that pays me :) [21:05] <blindcoder> where'd you see that? [21:05] <netrunner> blindcoder: and why is the whole company subscribed to rockdoc-submit? and why does that render me unable to unsubscribe? [21:05] <blindcoder> hah? [21:05] <netrunner> blindcoder: query [21:07] <netrunner> ok. problem resolved. [21:08] <netrunner> blindcoder: did you know that copynpaste is an antipattern? :) [21:08] <netrunner> n8 [21:08] <blindcoder> I didn't copy and paste [21:08] <blindcoder> I just copied :) [21:09] <blindcoder> and what the hell is an antipattern [22:01] <treo> grml, back 2 sql, gn8 [22:04] treo (~email@example.com) left irc: "safe the Planet, kill yourself" [22:51] nookie_ (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [22:52] nookie (~firstname.lastname@example.com) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [23:07] nzg (~email@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [23:18] BoS (~email@example.com) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [23:36] tschmidt (~firstname.lastname@example.com) joined #rocklinux. [23:38] nzg (~email@example.com) left irc: Nick collision from services. [23:39] <_Ragnar_> *g* [23:39] <_Ragnar_> can anyone englighten me: what is 'liggering'? 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BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -- Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is holding its staff appreciation day in Bethesda.
Friday's celebration will include skydivers and a performance by actor Gary Sinise and his Lt. Dan Band.
Last week, Britain's Prince Harry visited the hospital, the largest military medical center in the United States, to talk to wounded soldiers.
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Written by Joe Scotchie Friday, 17 February 2012 00:00Sporting a remarkably balanced scoring attack, the Massapequa girls' basketball team has finished another regular season in their customary place as Conference AA-I champions.
After a home game loss to Freeport in late January, the Lady Chiefs reeled off three straight wins, starting with a lopsided 48-18 away win at Farmingdale and continuing with big wins over Hempstead and Syosset.
Massapequa's victories all follow a familiar pattern: Big first quarter leads, combined with stingy defense and balanced scoring. The loss to Freeport was the exception as Danielle Doherty scored 27 points, while no other player made it to double digits.However, in the wins over Farmingdale, Hempstead, and Syosset, the scoring was spread around. Morgan Roessler had 21 points in the Farmingdale win, while Sabrina Fregosi added 10 points and Ms. Doherty had eight.
In the win over Hempstead, it was Rachel Sieber's turn to lead the way, as she had 12 points, including two three-point baskets. Morgan Roessler had 10 points and Danielle Doherty, again, had eight.
Finally, in the season-ending win over Syosset, Nicole Scicutella led the way with 12 points, as Danielle Doherty and Morgan Roessler pitched in with nine points each.
This week, The Massapequan Observer has announced more MHS athletes signing letters of intent to continue their athletic career at colleges and universities up and down the Eastern seaboard and it is very possible that those ranks will be increased by the top players from another great Massapequa squad. For now, it's on to the playoffs and the promise of more glory in what has been another great year for the girls' squad.


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Glass Table Girls (Remix) Lyrics - The Kid Daytona
Glass tables, white powder
Do the right thing, try to fight power
But it's after hours, and you staying up
And all the free alcohol just ain't enough
And these ladies fuck, early as hell
Hear curly in your skin, wherever you chanel
Freckles on yoru face, now I can tell
Cause the sun coming up as I bring you down
To my boys loft, feels like slow motion
Elevated to the crib when the doors open
You from wilamina, well she's from far
And if I'm next, introduce you tomorrow
That's my homie, she just came back from Capetown
She canadian, but staying in the stage now
Playground, full of drugs, anything you want
I'ma sip and smoke the rest so it's in the…
sponsored linksHeels got her looking like she can play the part
6 inches, now she staying 6' 4''
How will the night end, that's a coin toss
Has the cheers, I'ma try to make both cost
That's when her homie came through
Said the table waas fresh, the ride from peru
Red eyes with the center it's blue
Thought I found a good girl, instead it was you
It's a part, to win, open my window
Open up, close to me, open the doors
This is, a happy house,
With happy … a happy house
Oh this is fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun,
Whoa, whoa, whoa,
And it's 7:07 now, so high that you prolly get in in heaven now
I know you heard how I get around
Not a radio, but digital, won the underground
Open up to my page in the sauce mag
Reading lines or you sniffing lines off that
She put her face in the launch pad
And started taking off clothes and all that
I'm thinking like what is this?
What type of life am I living?
My brown skin on her olive skin
My nature all up in her exiteness
Swear I never met a hotter bitch
As she walked around the crib bottomless
Caviar and cocaine, asked her where she going
She said both ways
I asked her where she going
She said both ways
La, la, la, la, la, la, la
I'm so gone, so gone, so gone, bring out the glass tables
Because 7:07 now
La, la, la, la, la, la, la
I'm so gone, so gone, so gone, bring out the glass tables
Because 7:07 now
La, la, la, la, la, la, la
I'm so gone, so gone, so gone, bring out the glass tables
Because 7:07 now.
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A word used to describe someone who does things or behaves in a way that is embarassing, nerdy or wimpy.
Brian was such a ham when he tryed to ask that woman for her phoner number. Being alone on a saturday night is just pure ham life. Look at that guy dancing, such a ham. He totally Hammed out tonight when we made plans to go out partying. I can't believe you hammed out on paying the bill at the restauraunt.
by Ree the G August 30, 2010
When a person is unstoppable or just in the zone in any type sport or competition setting; It can also be defined as going crazy and buying up everything in a store; or even doing something beast like
I went ham on Tyrone out on the court yesterday; I went ham in the Gucci store earlier today; Damn you went ham on them wings
by Nick "The Coach" Charles April 09, 2008
by cdogggggggg January 11, 2011


text: Joseph Zaleta of Glen Cove, formerly of Melbourne, FL, Rockledge, FL and Milford, CT, died on Jan 6, 2014, at age 90. US Navy Veteran. Husband of the late Joan Ellen Martin. Father of Penny (Kurt Amsler), Bonnie, James (B.J.), the late Debbie and Richard. Grandfather of Matthew, Aimee, Chad and Jenny. Great-grandfather of five. Donations may be made to Glen Cove Adult Day Program at the Senior Center. Arrangements handled by Dodge-


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The Apartment
The Apartment, slick with Spanish irony and seriously good tipples, is a Surry Hills flat that you won't want to leave.
Where: 565 Bourke Street Surry Hills 2010
Opening Hours: Fri & Sat nights or by private booking for breakfast, lunch & dinner
Phone: 02 9360 4714
Website: www.the-carrington.com.au
The Carrington, long the after-work haunt for those in-the-know, has opened the Apartment, a small bar on the first floor. Originally the pub's staff quarters, it is a cosy and clandestine nook for those who prefer a little more quirk with their quaff.
Here, the 1970s are alive, expect burnt orange walls, macrame wall hangings and seagrass matting. And if the recent television renditions of Australia in the 70s (Puberty Blues and Howzat!) have piqued your penchant for lazy lunches and bell bottoms, the Apartment is your satirical Spanish solution.
On the tree-lined southern stretch of Bourke Street, the Carrington has an elegant Spanish approach, and its latest space is no exception. The walls of the Apartment are crammed with Hispanic objets d'art, and the jumble of framed matadors, wedding photos and crucifixes are playful conversation starters among amigos. Squint your eyes and through the tangerine haze you can almost see Bianca Jagger lolling on the red vinyl banquette with a Moritz cerveza in hand. Except that here, lame is replaced with leather and flares with skin-tight skinnies (although the hot pants have, curiously, survived).
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Work for hire
A work made for hire (sometimes abbreviated as work for hire or WFH) is a work created by an employee as part of his or her job, or a work created on behalf of a client where all parties agree in writing to the WFH designation. It is an exception to the general rule that the person who actually creates a work is the legally recognized author of that work. According to copyright law in the United States and certain other copyright jurisdictions, if a work is "made for hire", the employer—not the employee—is considered the legal author. In some countries, this is known as corporate authorship. The incorporated entity serving as an employer may be a corporation or other legal entity, an organization, or an individual.[1]
Author accreditation[edit]
The actual creator may or may not be publicly credited for the work, and this credit does not affect its legal status. States that are party to the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works recognize separately copyrights and moral rights, with moral rights including the right of the actual creators to publicly identify themselves as such, and to maintain the integrity of their work.[citation needed]
For example, Microsoft hired many programmers to develop the Windows operating system, which is credited simply to Microsoft Corporation. By contrast, Adobe Systems lists many of the developers of Photoshop in its credits. In both cases, the software is the property of the employing company. In both cases, the actual creators have moral rights. Similarly, newspapers routinely credit news articles written by their staff, and publishers credit the writers and illustrators who produce comic books featuring characters such as Batman or Spider-Man, but the publishers hold copyrights to the work. However, articles published in academic journals, or work produced by freelancers for magazines, are not generally works created as a work for hire, which is why it is common for the publisher to require the copyright owner, the author, to sign a copyright transfer, a short legal document transferring specific author copyrights to the publisher. In this case the authors retain those copyrights in their work not granted to the publisher.[citation needed]
Law in the United States[edit]
The circumstances in which a work is considered a "work made for hire" is determined by the United States Copyright Act of 1976 as either
(1) a work prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her employment; or (2) a work specially ordered or commissioned for use as a contribution to a collective work, as a part of a motion picture or other audiovisual work, as a translation, as a supplementary work, as a compilation, as an instructional text, as a test, as answer material for a test, or as an atlas, if the parties expressly agree in a written instrument signed by them that the work shall be considered a work made for hire. (17 U.S.C. § 101)
The first situation applies only when the work's creator is an employee, not an independent contractor.[1] The determination of whether an individual is an employee for the purposes of the work made for hire doctrine is determined under the common law of agency,[1] in which a court looks to a multitude of factors to determine whether an employer-employee relationship exists. In the Supreme Court case affirming that the common law of agency should be used to distinguish employees from independent contractors in the work for hire context, Community for Creative Non-Violence v. Reid,[2] the Court listed some of these factors:
In determining whether a hired party is an employee under the general common law of agency, we consider the hiring party's right to control the manner and means by which the product is accomplished. Among the other factors relevant to this inquiry are the skill required; the source of the instrumentalities and tools; the location of the work; the duration of the relationship between the parties; whether the hiring party has the right to assign additional projects to the hired party; the extent of the hired party's discretion over when and how long to work; the method of payment; the hired party's role in hiring and paying assistants; whether the hiring party is in business; the provision of employee benefits; and the tax treatment of the hired party. See Restatement § 220(2) (setting forth a non-exhaustive list of factors relevant to determining whether a hired party is an employee)."
On the other hand, if the work is created by an independent contractor or freelancer, the work may be considered a work for hire only if all of the following conditions are met:
- the work must come within one of the nine limited categories of works listed in the definition above, namely (1) a contribution to a collective work, (2) a part of a motion picture or other audiovisual work, (3) a translation, (4) a supplementary work, (5) a compilation, (6) an instructional text, (7) a test, (8) answer material for a test, (9) an atlas;
- the work must be specially ordered or commissioned;
- there must be a written agreement between the parties specifying that the work is a work made for hire.[1]
In other words, mutual agreement that a work is a work for hire is not enough. As a general practice, such commissions specify an exclusivity period, confer publishing rights to the commissioning organization, or exempt the commissioning organization from performance and print royalties. For vocal works such as operas, a common practice is for the author of the text to be compensated as work-for-hire and the composer of the music to assume full rights under the copyright law.
When forced to rely on an implied license, a hiring party often finds that it has only limited rights to alter, update, or transform the work for which it paid. For example, a motion picture feature may hire dozens of creators of copyrightable works (e.g. music scores, scripts, sets, sound effects), any one of which could limit use of the entire film by denying permission to copy their contribution; the producers avoid this scenario by requiring that all contributions by non-employees fulfill the work-for-hire requirements.
An author has the inalienable right to terminate a copyright transfer 35 years after agreeing to permanently relinquish the copyright.[3] However, according to the US Copyright Office, Circular 9 "the termination provisions of the law do not apply to works made for hire."[1] These restrictions, in both the work for hire doctrine and the right of termination, exist out of recognition that artists frequently face unequal bargaining power in their business dealings. Nonetheless, failure to secure a work-for-hire agreement by commissioning organizations can create difficult situations. One such example is the artist Raymond Kaskey's 1985 statue Portlandia, an iconic symbol of the city of Portland, Oregon. Unlike most works of public art, Kaskey has put strong prohibitions on the use of images of the statue, located atop the main entrance to the famous Portland Building. He sued Paramount Pictures for including shots of the statue in the Madonna motion picture Body of Evidence. As a result, it is nearly impossible to film portions of one of downtown Portland's most vibrant neighborhoods, and the city has lost out on the potential to create merchandise and souvenirs from one of its most iconic landmarks.
An author can grant their copyright rights (if any) to the hiring party. However, if not a work made for hire, the author or the author's heirs may exercise their right to terminate the grant. Termination of a grant cannot be effective until 35 years after the execution of the grant or, if the grant covers the right of publication, no earlier than 40 years after the execution of the grant or 35 years after publication under the grant (whichever comes first).[3]
The application of the law to materials such as lectures, textbooks, and academic articles produced by teachers is somewhat unclear. The near-universal practice in education has traditionally been to act on the assumption that they were not work for hire.[4]
Where start-up technology companies are concerned, some courts have considered that the traditional factors for finding that an author is an "employee" can be less important than in more-established companies, for example if the employee works remotely and is not directly supervised, or if the employee is paid entirely in equity without benefits or tax withholding.[5]
Work for hire amendment[edit]
In 1999, a work for hire related amendment was inserted into the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999. It specified that sound recordings from musical artists could be categorized as works for hire from the recording studios.[6] The RIAA faced controversy over this amendment, leading to the creation of the Recording Artists' Coalition and the eventual repeal of the amendment in 2000. "Sound recording" is no longer a work for hire category.
Employer–employee relationship under agency law[edit]
If a work is created by an employee, part 1 of the copyright code's definition of a work made for hire applies. To help determine who is an employee, the Supreme Court in CCNV v. Reid identified certain factors that characterize an "employer-employee" relationship as defined by agency law:
1 Control by the employer over the work (e.g., the employer may determine how the work is done, has the work done at the employer's location, and provides equipment or other means to create work)
2 Control by employer over the employee (e.g., the employer controls the employee's schedule in creating work, has the right to have the employee perform other assignments, determines the method of payment, and/or has the right to hire the employee's assistants)
3 Status and conduct of employer (e.g., the employer is in business to produce such works, provides the employee with benefits, and/or withholds tax from the employee's payment)
Copyright duration[edit]
In the United States a "work for hire" (published after 1978) receives copyright protection until 120 years after creation or 95 years after publication, whichever comes first. This differs from the standard U.S. copyright term, life of the author plus 70 years, because the "author" of a work for hire is often not an actual person, in which case the standard term would be unlimited, which is unconstitutional.[7] Works published prior to 1978 have no differentiation in copyright term between works made for hire and works with recognized individual creators.
In the European Union, even if a Member State provides for the possibility of a legal person to be the original rightholder (such as is possible in the UK),[8][9] then the duration of protection is in general the same as the copyright term for a personal copyright: i.e., for a literary or artistic work, 70 years from the death of the human author, or in the case of works of joint authorship, 70 years from the death of the last surviving author. If the natural author or authors are not identified, nor become known subsequently, then the copyright term is the same as that for an anonymous or pseudonymous work, i.e. 70 years from publication for a literary or artistic work; or, if the work has not been published in that time, 70 years from creation.[10] (Copyright durations for works created before 1993 may be subject to transitional arrangements).[11]
An exception is for scientific or critical editions of works in the public domain. Per article 70 of the German copyright law, editions as the result of scholarly or scientific analysis have a copyright length of 25 years. Therefore, the editor of an urtext score of an opera by Beethoven would only receive 25 years of protection, but the arrangement of the full orchestral part for piano would receive a full 70 year protection - timed from the publication of the piano arrangement and not the death of the editor. Editing is a proper work-for-hire activity.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- Copyright Act of 1976 (U.S.)
- Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CDPA; UK)
- Copyright law of the European Union
- Derivative work
- World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
- ^ a b c d e US Copyright Office, Circular 9: Work-Made-For-Hire Under the 1976 Copyright Act.
- ^ Cmty. for Creative Non-Violence v. Reid, 490 U.S. 730 (1989)
- ^ a b http://www.copyright.gov/docs/203.html
- ^ http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/law/lwsch/journals/bclawr/41_3/02_TXT.htm , retrieved April 28, 2009
- ^ http://apps.americanbar.org/buslaw/blt/content/2011/04/keepingcurrent-ip.shtml , retrieved April 15, 2011
- ^ Sound Recordings as Works Made for Hire http://www.copyright.gov/docs/regstat52500.html retrieved April 17 2012
- ^ Peter B. Hirtle, Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States, 1 January 2007.
- ^ Section 11, UK Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act 1988 as amended to 2005. As posted by R. G. C. Jenkins & Co., patent law office. Accessed October 25, 2007.[dead link]
- ^ W. R. Cornish and David Llewelyn, Intellectual Property: Intellectual Property: Patents, Copyright, Trade Marks and Allied Rights, 5th ed. (London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2003) 471-72. ISBN 0-421-78120-3. ISBN 978-0-421-78110-8.
- ^ Article 1, Directive harmonizing the term of copyright protection, Directive 93/98/EC.
- ^ In the UK see for example Copyright law of the United Kingdom, and links from that page.
Further reading[edit]
- Landau, Michael. "Ownership Issues in Copyright Law" at the Wayback Machine. Archived from Gigalaw.com April 2000. Accessed October 25, 2007.
- Garon JM, Ziff ED. "The Work Made for Hire Doctrine Revisited: Startup and Technology Employees and the Use of Contracts in a Hiring Relationship." Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology. 2011;12(2):489-527. Accessed January 9, 2013.
External links[edit]
Copyright codes of various countries pertaining to Work For Hire:
- Ireland
- Sweden
- United States
- "Circular 9: Works Made for Hire under the 1976 Copyright Act". An information circular provided by the U.S. Government Copyright Office.
- "Works Made for Hire under the 1976 Copyright Act". Works Made For Hire Complete.
- "Definitions" in USC section number 101 of Title 17 of U.S. Code. Provides definitions of various kinds of "Work for hire"; "Derivative work" based on WFH; and many other definitions of pertinent terminology used in the U.S. Copyright Code.
- World
- "Copyright of Intellectual and Artistic Works" at WIPO. (Searchable site.)
- UNESCO Collection of National Copyright Laws


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i keep getting an error when running a windows 7 backup. it backs up to a linux server on the network. network sharing is correct.
at the very end of the backup it says some files were skipped. when i check on the linux server the hard drive is full of files so it has access so i dont think it is a network problem.
i had a look at the log files in "C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsBackup" at the file "Backup Files 2010-02-07 190008_error.txt"
it says "Backup encountered a problem while backing up file C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\Websites. ErrorThe system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002))
i have made a Library in my Library folder called websites containing website files.
What does the error mean and how can i fix it?
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I already asked for this to be moved to the Maintenance section. They look after backups over there.
That said have a look at this.
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Check the image profile path
To check whether you have missing profiles:
1. Open regedit, navigate to the above registry key. (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList). Expand the list
2. Click on each of the profiles listed. The first 3 profiles should have ProfileImagePath value of
%SystemRoot%\System32\Config\SystemProfile, %SystemRoot%\ServiceProfiles\LocalService, and %SystemRoot%\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService respectively.
3. Starting from the 4th profile, the ProfileImagePath should contain path to the user profiles on your machine, such as C:\users\Christine
4. If one or more of the profile has no profile image, then you have missing profiles.
To work around this, delete the profile in question (Caution: The registry contains critical settings that are necessary for your system to function properly. Take extra caution while making changes)
1. First, export the ProfileList key for safekeeping. (Right click on the key, choose "Export", and save it to the desktop.)
2. Right click on the profile in question, choose delete.
3. Try backup again.
Also, try a good ol' sfc /scannow or use a 3rd party backup tool
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done all that, the profile image is pointing in the right direction. and the scan now did nothing?
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if i only backedup 6 dvds 32% of my computer can i use those cds to reinstall whatever was backed up, i didnt need to backup everything that is on my hard drive i have 250gbs of music that i dont need
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Welcome!Posted October 9th, 2009 by Danielle
The Gavilan Farmstead & Trading Post is comprised of family, and friends working to build a self sufficient farm and community in Lindrith, New Mexico.
The farmstead produces various vegetables in a ½ acre garden and two petite greenhouses. In addition to livestock such as a large herd of Goats (for Dairy, Meat, and Cashmere), a few Cows (Beef and Dairy), One adorable Yak, Laying hens, and Heritage Hogs.
Some of our residents produce various arts and crafts that are offered for sale and can be seen (and purchased!) on our Etsy page
Farm internships are available to those that are interested in working in exchange for education, food, and an awesome place to stay. (See our "Internships" section for details)
2014 InternshipsPosted December 15th, 2013 by Danielle
See you in 2014?!
Just imagine, you could be milking this perfect little package of goatliness!
Bear sightings, pool parties, and other animal fun.Posted August 13th, 2013 by Danielle
Pabu having a one yak pool party.
As some of you may know, we have had the cows and horses successfully running as one herd, corralled in small paddocks of about an acre or two, made of temporary electric fence that we move every few days to a new location. This enables us to grow more grass for livestock and wildlife alike (more on that in a previous post: Grazin' )
While checking on our herd last week, we discovered (thanks to all of the mud we have around here these days) reoccurring bear tracks weaving in and out of our herd's grazing cell, and some rather worried looking horses.
These tracks are belonging to a young black bear that's been in the neighborhood for several months. One of our lucky interns actually got to see this bear meandering along the highway last month (I am super jealous!).
We decided it best to move out of that location and to let the cows and horses free roam the entire property for the week rather than leave them in a small entrapment where they might easily become tasty bear snacks.
This gave the animals time to get into some mischief while they possessed such freedom, including: A cattle migration a few miles and properties over to rendezvous with the neighbor's Hereford bull; the horses getting into barns to tear things up and generally make a pain of themselves; and gave Pabu some much desired swim time in the pond (The guy seriously loves water). But by the end of the week, with no signs of the bear, the fun is over and it's back into the paddock to get back to some important grazing work.
Moving the herd back to the paddock. Horses off camera, goats and dogs just tagging along
PabuPosted August 8th, 2013 by Danielle
I decided I need to be posting more Pabu pictures for his admiring fans. I'll try to make a habit of it.
Monsoon!Posted August 1st, 2013 by Danielle
We've had almost two solid weeks of rain (plus a few weeks of sporadic rain before hand), which has included not one, but TWO torrential down pours! The first big rain filled our dry and cracked pond, or at least we thought it was full, until the second big rain came, which flooded the upper field and is drowning the Chamisa brush on the pond sides. It's wonderful to see so much water in all of the water catchments and to see the fields green with grass and almost all of the bare ground carpeted with succulent Purslane while the shaded areas are exploding with various fungi. This is the most rain we've seen on the ranch in our nine years here, pretty cool and we hope it keeps coming!
(A gully washer 'filling' the pond during the first big rain)
The Ranch Welcoming CommitteePosted April 23rd, 2013 by Danielle
They're singing a 'welcome to the porch' song, I think.
April Snow Showers Bring May's Hardiest PerennialsPosted April 9th, 2013 by Danielle
(The day after the snow)
Along with two of our wonderful interns, we have been busy in the garden with planning, plotting, prepping, and planting our early season crops. Yesterday we ended our gardening day early, postponing our carrot planting agenda because the wind was blowing fiercely. Besides the risk of our carrot seeds blowing right out of our hands continuing on over the continental divide, it was a less than pleasant work environment.
This morning we awoke to the ground covered in snow, and big fluffy wet flakes have been falling rapidly and consistently all day. Even if the cold is a little hazardous to our more tender plant species, the moisture is always a most welcomed sight here, being that the dry periods are often times far too long and are not very conducive to growing much of anything. It is genuinely exciting for us when we think of the opportunities and productivity that a little spring moisture can present to our arid landscape.
Before the snow hit, Diane and I were out checking some pastures and discussing how the grass is growing this spring (The conversations around here are absolutely riveting, let me tell you). On the way back we swung by the mailbox. There we found a single letter with no return address; the envelope included a few packets of vegetable seeds, a generous cash donation, and a really touching letter. As we sat in the idling car next to the quiet highway, reading the letter, we couldn't help shed a few tears at such a kind gesture from a stranger feeling some spring joy; and we're feeling it too! Thank you Rozanne, and please do stop by if you're in the area!
Dobby!Posted April 2nd, 2013 by Danielle
We had a surprise on March 18th but I am late to report: Introducing Dobby the house-goat!
Kidding season does not start until April but as things go, you can usually count on a surprise or two when waiting for kidding season to begin. I was out in the garden on March 18th when I heard the sound of a goat bleat in a sort of grunting tone that clearly meant a labor contraction (Apparently, I speak goat). Antoinette was going into early labor! She kidded without issues and showed a lot of interest in caring for her two new kids, unfortunately these two kids needed a lot more help than a towel off and a teat. They were severely premature and were unable to even try to stand. So, into the house they went.
We set them up on the heating pad near the wood stove to 'cook them' a bit longer and they were tube fed a mixture of Colostrum and Coffee to get them started. I've honestly never seen such pathetic looking kids, they were so under developed that we all had our doubts about their survival. We lost the weaker of the two on the second night, while the stronger one was slowly making progress towards becoming a goat. He could be picked up and set on his feet to stand for short amounts of time and was becoming brighter and was happily eating between long sound sleeps. Within a few more days he could stand and walk a few steps and by about a week and a half old he was caught up to what a new born goat should be; able to stand up, walk and lightly frolic. At week two he is finally able to run, jump and cause trouble, like any healthy goat should!
To my dismay, the once eager mother was not able to bond with her kid while he spent his time in the warm house incubating and she understandably has no interest what so ever in caring for this kid, there is also no other kids for him to hang out with in the barn (yet) and so he has been living in the house and under foot, thus he is our little house goat. It's only a matter of time before he is jumping on the table so we're all hopeful he'll have some friends soon to keep him company in the barn!
He dances!
Grazin'Posted March 27th, 2013 by Danielle
My First Holistic Planned Grazing Chart!
I hatched this baby out last month (well, it's still got a lot of blanks that need filling in). The picture is not very descriptive or interesting but this chart is going to be a real game changer around here, as it serves as an open ended plan for this season's grazing period on the ranch, as performed by our two herds of animals; the goat herd and the bovine/equine herd. This chart is a great stress reliever by allowing us to "see" our potential time, space and forage requirements vs. availability for the season, while also aiding us in our efforts of monitoring, and manipulating our animal friend's movements in a healthy effective manner, and in doing so, will move us towards our goals of improving the land's ability to support a diverse community of life.
This chart comes from "Holistic Management International" and It's difficult for me to really explain effectively what I am going on about, as it's pretty complex and I am still fairly new to these ideas myself, having been slowly emerging myself in Holistic Management for the last two years (If only I had emerged a little faster!). Luckily for you and me both, the founder of Holistic Management recently did a really good Ted talk about holistic planned grazing and so I can spend less time trying to explain all of the stuff swimming around in my head and just direct you to his talk.
I also want to ad that even if you have no interest in my grazing plan, watch the video anyway – it's impressive and important:
SpringPosted March 18th, 2013 by Danielle
The Spring Equinox is just a few days away and we're starting to see radiant green spikes on the land as the grass begins to emerge from the soil. From a few observations, I've declared that March 14th was our official first day of spring this year. This was due to the pigs being warm enough to use their recently thawed wallow for the first time in 6 months; The garden was full of scavenging Robins; A fly was annoyingly buzzing around my window; The rainwater barrels, no longer solid blocks of ice; The specks of green here and there; Geese migrating overhead; That I was able to air out the house without freezing to death; and the fire in the main house went unstoked for the entire day!
We're looking forward to the growing season as well as the rapidly approaching ranch party extravaganza, celebrating the wedding of Jacob & Meghan (hurray!!). There is always never ending amounts of work to be done and we're now shifting into our overdrive work mode that comes with the longer days. Luckily we have a few Interns coming in at the end of the month and beginning of April to help accomplish the tasks at hand and we're very optimistic about the season's activities and accomplishing our 2013 goals .
And speaking of goals, I've been really neglecting sharing aspirations via the website due to being busy but also have been holding out, as we're in the process of giving the website a much needed 'sprucing up' and I suppose once that happens I'll get a little more excited about putting content up (Silly, I know). I have much enthusiasm to share about life, projects, farming, and ranching. Hopefully I'll put it into a readable context.
Anyway, here is a picture of a goat to help make up for my web absence (goats make it all better!):
(Felina with the infamous Rainbo Bread Truck)


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This year for the first time, Festivals Acadiens et Créoles will feature a kiosk of books written in French by Louisiana authors. The kiosk will offer for sale publications by authors such as Barry Ancelet, William Arceneaux, David Cheramie, Debbie Clifton, Kirby Jambon, May Waggoner and others. The authors will be on site to autograph their works and to read from them. Publishing houses feature include Editions du Tintamarre, University Press of Louisiana, LSU Press and University of Mississippi Press.
The kiosk was formed in order to publicize the activities of Louisiana authors who publish in French. Some nineteenth-century works will be offered, but the focus is on the renaissance of literary work by authors of the twenty-first century.
The kiosk will be located next door to the Official Festival Merchandise tent by the Scène Ma Louisiane stage, on the Festival grounds in Girard Park, from Saturday to Sunday, October 12-13, 2013.
It is organized by Le Centre International de Lafayette, Alliance Française de Lafayette, and La Fondation Louisiane, with the full support of Festivals Acadiens et Créoles, Codofil, Editions du Tintamarre and the UL Department of Modern Languages.
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British Sea Power's new record Machineries of Joy is out this week, and it's everything you'd hope for from one of the most underappreciated and upbeat indie rock acts of the last few years. Marking ten years since their debut The Decline of British Sea Power, Machineries of Joy beguiles the listene ... More >>
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While the UK-US flow of music has become more than the steady one-way stream of US rock of the last two decades (presumably thanks to the internet), I've noticed you enjoy importing our wimpiest bands, like the dull drone of Mumford and Sons or the operatic cock-rock of Muse. Here are some UK bands, ... More >>
They make our drinks, run our sound, teach our kids, ring us up for our takeout, serve our coffee and share bills with international rock stars. They are the face of the Denton music scene and the reason why our town gets written about. Here's a small sample of our many fine representatives and thei ... More >>
Not sure if you caught last week's Show Announcements post. There was some pretty good stuff in there, especially now that we're entering live music's busy season, but week after week the House Of Blues listings catch my eye. It's one of the best venues in town. In fact, we gave it a Dallas Observer ... More >>
I'm not one for New Year resolutions, but at the beginning of 2011, I made one I was actually pretty excited about keeping. My goal was to listen to more music this year than any other year before. Thanks to the help of some generous publicists, Spotify and some solid purchases over at Good Recor ... More >>
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I was floored to see that Willow Bird Baking is a finalist for SAVEUR Magazine's Best Baking & Desserts Blog. Thank you so much for making this happen. If you'd like to vote for Willow Bird Baking, you can do so here. You all are truly wonderful.
I could feel his eyes on me from the table to my right. He obviously wanted to strike up a conversation. Being an introvert by nature, I nursed a healthy flurry of paperwork all around me and kept my eyes on my computer screen. My work was a comforting wall between me and his social overtures.
However, I quickly realized as he walked over that he was unfazed by walls. He sat down on the couch next to me in the bustling coffee shop. I slurped my soda noisily as a last-ditch effort to appear busy. He set down his carton of milk and walked over to stand next to my seat. He peered at my computer screen.
"Um, hi," I said, obviously unable to avoid a conversation any longer.
"Hi. What's your name?" He replied.
"Julie. What's yours?"
"How old are you, Brian?"
He danced a little and held up 4 pudgy fingers. "Almost 4. My birfday's in a coupla weeks." I smiled. His cute delivery and guileless demeanor warmed me up to the idea of a conversation. I was starting to feel glad that he'd walked over after all.
I pointed to my computer screen. "See this cake? It's a pumpkin cake. Do you like pumpkin?" (He does not.) "Are you going to have a pretty cake like this at your birthday?" (He is.) "What else are you going to do for your birthday?"
My own birthday, incidentally, is coming up in just a week, but trust me: compared to the monologue Brian launched into about his upcoming birthday party, my birthday will be tame. Just to give you an idea, he mentioned something about a castle and a road trip with his Me-Me and Paw-Paw for his birthday. I asked Mike for a car wash (with wax, please) for mine.
But really, Brian wasn't just enthusiastic about a party. Indeed, he went on to tell me about his mom, his dad and Paw-Paw who were both "at deir jobs," and his own job, by which I finally figured out he meant preschool. He noticed my marker and excitedly related that he loved markers, too! He drained his milk as we talked, and inched over repeatedly to eye this pumpkin cake with great interest. He was enthusiastic about life.
Looking around with my Brian lens on, I realized how wonderful it was to have spent the morning eating a bowl of fresh greens with a big scoop of tuna salad on top. How privileged I was to be sipping a soda and working on my new laptop (I named it Esmerelda — Zelda for short — and I'm ecstatic about it.) How blessed I am that my parents are taking me out for brisket next week (when they ask if I want fatty or lean, I'm saying fatty.) How amazing it is that I am dating the man of my dreams after having been separated from him for way too long. How delicious buttered toast is!
I'm with Brian, man. Life is pretty great!
This Pumpkin Oat Snack Cake is just another great thing in an otherwise great life. It's quick and simple to whip up, just as a snack cake should be, but it's also birthday-bouncy-house delicious: moist, tender, and sporting a crispy toasted topping. And since we're calling it a snack cake, you can slice yourself off a piece any old time. Right?
What are some little things in life you've been appreciating lately?
Pumpkin Oat Snack Cake with Broiled Coconut Icing
Recipe by: Adapted from America's Test Kitchen's Oatmeal Snack Cake with Broiled Icing
Yield: 9 servings
This little snack cake whips up in a jiffy and boasts so much bang for its buck! It's a delicious pumpkin-oat spice cake with a toasty coconut and pecan broiled topping.
Cake Ingredients:
1 cup (3 ounces) quick-cooking oats*
3/4 cup water, room temperature
3/4 cup (3 3/4 ounces) unbleached all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 cup pumpkin
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, softened
1/2 cup (3 1/2 ounces) granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed (3 1/2 ounces) dark brown sugar
1 large egg, room temperature
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Broiled Icing Ingredients:
1/4 cup packed (1 3/4 ounces) dark brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and cooled
3 tablespoons milk
3/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut
1/2 cup (2 1/2 ounces) pecans, chopped
Make the cake: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Create a foil sling for an 8-inch square pan: cut two 16-inch lengths of foil and fold them to widths of 5 inches each. Fit foil pieces into baking dish, one overlapping the other, pushing them into corners and up sides of pan; allow excess to overhang pan edges. Cut two more pieces of the same size and arrange them in the same way, except perpendicular to the first two. This creates a sling that will help you remove the cake after baking and cooling. Spray foil lightly with nonstick cooking spray.
Combine the oats, pumpkin puree, and water in medium bowl and let sit until water is absorbed, about 5 minutes. In another medium bowl, whisk the flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg together.
In a separate large bowl, cream together the butter and sugars for a few minutes until the mixture resembles damp sand (scraping down the bowl as needed). Add the egg and vanilla and mix until combined. Add the flour mixture in 2 batches, mixing until just incorporated after each addition. Add the oat mixture and mix until just combined. Stir the mixture by hand to make sure everything is combined.
Glop the batter into the prepared pan and tap it against the counter a few times to ditch any air bubbles. Smooth the surface with a spatula. Bake the cake, rotating halfway through baking, until a toothpick inserted into center comes out with few moist crumbs attached, about 28 to 32 minutes. Let the cake cool in the pan for about 10 minutes while you mix the icing.
Make the icing: Move the oven rack to around 9 inches away from the broiler heating element and preheat the broiler. In a medium bowl, whisk together the brown sugar, cinnamon, melted butter, and milk. Stir in the coconut and pecans before spreading mixture evenly over the top of the cake. Broil the cake, keeping a close eye on it and rotating as needed, until topping is bubbling and golden, about 3 to 5 minutes. Let the cake cool in pan for 1 hour. Use the sling to pull the cake gently out of the pan. Cut it into squares and transfer to a platter or serving plates; discard the foil.
*ATK's notes: Do not use old-fashioned or instant oats for this recipe. Be sure to use a metal baking dish; glass pans are not recommended when broiling. A vertical sawing motion with a serrated knife works best for cutting through the crunchy icing and tender crumb.
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Ever knocked off a few years in your online profile? Fifteen years ago, I posted a profile picture which had me leaning on the bonnet of a BMW convertible (it was my friend's).
This ZDNet blog is hosted by lawyers from two law firms, Pinsent Masons and Olswang, who specialize in the Asia-Pacific ICT sector.
Ever knocked off a few years in your online profile? Fifteen years ago, I posted a profile picture which had me leaning on the bonnet of a BMW convertible (it was my friend's).
Like I've always said, it has taken some time to come but when it comes, it will arrive in full splendor.Those of us monitoring the implementation of Singapore's data protection legislation would have noticed the deluge of official information which only points to its impending arrival.
Maybe it is the fact that my wife is giving a radio interview this evening on what it took to start her online maternity store. Or perhaps it's because I've been rubbing shoulders with a number of startups these past weeks at work that prompted this post.
I have not come to bury nor praise Steve Jobs--he was indeed (insanely) great at what he did at Apple, NeXT and Pixar. I wanted to talk about a fairly common occurrence for fast-growing tech companies--what happens when your talisman has to leave to answer a higher calling?
Among a raft of changes proposed to Singapore's Evidence Act, the removal of sections 35 and 36 concerning computer evidence is one that all technologists should look out for.The removal of the sections does not mean that computer evidence is no longer accepted as court evidence.
I've been reading a judgement from the English courts concerning a botched 40 million pound (US$62.7 million) CRM (customer relationship management) project which EDS was supposed to carry out for BSkyB.
It's been a long time coming but the end is near--yesterday, the Singapore government announced its public consultation for the country's data protection regime.Coming from a point where none existed (at least generally), the legislation has the potential of cutting across all sectors.
The Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011 (Protect IP Act) is a controversial bill which was introduced in the U.S.
The dust has settled from the great tussle that Singapore's General Elections 2011 (or 'watershed elections' as some put it). We know that the use of social media by the politicians and by citizenry was liberalized and resulted in a lot of interest.
The story goes: "A little boy goes to school and gets his test paper back marked 'XXX'. He asks his mother what it means and gets a shelling.


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A congregation of an area-based religious denomination with strong ties to the Central African Republic is hosting a program Sunday aimed at mobilizing aid for the nation's recently worsening political and humanitarian crisis.
The Central African Republic: What Can Be Done to Help will take place at 6 p.m. Sunday at Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church, 1200 Kings Highway. The congregation is part of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, which is headquartered in Winona Lake.
Event moderator Terry White said the denomination has been involved in mission work in the Central African Republic for more than 100 years and has more than 2,000 churches and 500,000 members there.
White, who teaches English and journalism at Brethren-affiliated Grace College in Winona Lake, said the nation's residents have been subject to ethnic- and sectarian-based looting, killings and atrocities.
He said there is an urgent need for aid for what the United Nations recently reported is more than 935,000 displaced persons, including half the population of Bangui, the republic's 1 million-person capital city.
About 100,000 refugees have taken shelter at the city's airport, living under tarps with insufficient food, water, sanitation and medical supplies, he said. On Dec. 26, the international humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders pulled back its involvement at the airport, where French and U.N. troops are stationed, because of uncontrolled violence, according to news reports.
There is a very deep connection between Grace Brethren and the Central African Republic, White said. We think there is a lot of interest in the African conflict and a lot of frustration among people in America who want to help and don't know how. We're trying to get accurate information out and a clear path on how to assist.
Speaking at the event will be several local leaders of groups working in the Central African Republic.
They include Jim Hocking of Warsaw, chief executive officer of Water for Good, a nonprofit organization that works in central Africa and is now helping a U.N. agency dig latrines and install water supplies at the airport; physician's assistant Mike Taylor of Warsaw, founder and head of Three Strands medical ministry that trains medical personnel and provides medical relief; and Barb Wooler of Winona Lake, who founded and co-directs a program serving more than 3,000 orphans.
Refugee Dr. Francois Ngoumape, director of the Grace Brethren seminary in Bangui, will give a short statement.
White said Ngoumape and part of his family were able to leave the city Dec. 23 on a temporary visa that will allow him to spend six months as International Scholar-in-Residence at Grace Theological Seminary in Warsaw. The family fell victim to violence and spent months living in fear, White said.
His home has been looted and raided and vehicles taken, White said. Because of his connection with the West, he was very much a target and had to spend much time in hiding.
The situation in the Central African Republic, formerly known as French Equatorial Africa, deteriorated after the predominantly Muslim Seleka rebels toppled the Christian former President François Bozizé in March and replaced him with Muslim Michel Djotodia.
Djotodia vowed to Islamize the republic, which is more than 60 percent Christian, and brought in mercenary troops from neighboring Chad. Meanwhile, Bozizé has been fighting to regain power.
Last month, more than 1,000 are believed to have been killed, according to a report on CNN's website, which also said officials feared a looming genocide.
The Grace Brethren denomination, White said, has 270 churches and 40,000 members in the United States, including congregations in Fort Wayne, Leesburg and Goshen.


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Schematron has four main variants:
- The oldest from late 1999 uses no namespace; it is obsolete. The most common implementation is the open source ZVON schematron.
- The most common is Schematron 1.5 which uses the namespace http://www.ascc.net/xml/schematron; it will become obsolescent during 2006. Its main website is at Academia Sinica Computing Centre, at the Taiwanese research campus where Schematron was invented. Its specification can be found in the document The Schematron Assertion Language 1.5. The most common implementation is the open source Academia Sinica 'skeleton' implementation.
- Schematron 1.5 is sometimes augmented with features from Schematron 1.6, which was never promoted but folded into the ISO Schematron effort. A draft 1.6 skeleton implementation is available. (Examples of enhanced Schematron 1.5 implementations are James Clark's Jing implementation and Ken Holman's UBL enhancement.)
- The newest is ISO Schematron, an 30-page international standard which uses the namespace http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron; its promoters hope that Schematron implementors and developers support it to help penetration and quality of implementation. The main website for this version is at SCHEMATRON.COM. The paper and online versions of the ISO Schematron standard are now available for free at
ISO electronically and non-free for a paper version: from ISO for CHF120 and from ANSI for US$98. (It is being translated into Japanese as a JIS standard and will be cloned as a British Industrial Standard.)
Schematron has been implemented by several commercial companies, including Sun, Topologi, Fourthought and Oxygen. It is typically implemented on top of XSLT, but also has open source Java, .NET C++, Perl and Python implementations.
Schematron Implementer's FAQ
The Schematron Implementer's FAQ is located at:
Schematron Listserve
You can become a member of the Schematron community by signing up on the Schematron listserve.
The Schematroll
Schematron's mascot is available for use in any Schematron-related material. It was created by Taiwanese manga artist Cody Chang and is a cross between the marsupials bilby and bettong. It is copyright Rick Jelliffe and released for free use.
Schematron Compared
In an a Town Hall Meeting at an international XML conference in 2001, Schematron and other schema languages were compared for a representative range of problems and assessed by an independent panel. The scorecard result? Schematron 27/28, RELAX NG 20.5/28, XSD 16/28, DTD 8.5/28. The thing Schematron couldn't do? Supply a default value (however, in most current RELAX NG and XSD implementations default values are not supplied anyway!)


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A hip length pea coat in navy double face wool with a collar flipped up around the face and a pair of ankle length flared trousers over a low heeled riding boot. A chunky ribbed roll necked tabard over slim flares and a high stacked heeled loafer. Or a collarless wool jacket with tails layered over a simple silk shirt, skinny flares and girly stilettos.
In a simple opening sequence Phoebe Philo nailed what just about every girl in the audience for her second Celine show wanted to wear. Much has been said about fashion's return to the classics for A/W 2010, and a lot more besides about how dull life can be if the choices are reduced to some timeless tailoring with a parka thrown in for a bit of sporty edge.
But what Phoebe managed to do was to take the elements of masculine tailoring, perfectly suited to the demands of relentless schedules but softened with a femininity that is both serious and seductive. How many times in the past year, have I wished that I could reach into my wardrobe and come up with something that doesn't need tricky styling to look pulled together; doesn't make me look like I am trying too hard, yet still preserves my style credibility; is simple but luxurious and doesn't make me look older than I am. I've longed for a formula that isn't frumpy; a back to basics wardrobe that isn't bland. This is what Phoebe Philo delivered today.
It was a collection that acknowledged that in spite of her insane schedule, the modern working woman is chicer, sharper and younger at heart than ever. I take exception with the too-straight pinafore dresses because most women I know want to hold on to their waist and at least reference their curves. But the tweed coats that dipped low in front and the super sharp patent trench coat brought the collection back on message.
It's worth noting that Celine is a revered accessories house and the low boots with their gold block heel, the high loafers and the envelope shaped bag with gold chain strap were also winners. The inspiration book, left for the audience to peruse before the show, may have referenced Michael Jackson on several pages, but you'll be glad to know there wasn't a tasselled epaulette in sight.
- Paula Reed


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I've submitted the proper lyrics already (and you accepted them) for this song. Genky has the wrong title, incorrect spelling, and the wrong words (and missing words in the first place) for this song. I suggest you remove this "version" of the song to prevent confusion for visitors.
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