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Denver's in the midst of a dining boom, but when it comes to choosing a restaurant for out-of-town parents or older guests, you might want to look past your new faves. That's because trendy spots in RiNo, Union Station and the Source will likely elicit the same reaction that your music used to: That ... More >>
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Chalk this one up to hometown pride: Diners at Racines, a thirty-year-old institution in Denver, were greeted on Sunday by chalk art celebrating another institution: the Denver Broncos. The first time the team went to the Super Bowl, the restaurant was just a few weeks old. See also: Regulars raise ... More >>
As quickly as restaurants come and go these days, it's not often we see a place with the staying power of Racines, which celebrated its thirtieth anniversary last month. In honor of the occasion, we asked a few regulars to share some of their favorite memories. Their toasts follow: See also: A clos ... More >>
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A federal lawsuit against Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and other city officials, filed by one of Hizzoner's former best buds and top advisors, has been dismissed by U.S. District Court Judge John Kane -- just when filings in the case were getting interesting. Ex-aide Wayne McDonald's complaint of w ... More >>
Pizza Republica, Rio Grande and Larkburger have begun donation programs to aid victims of the High Park, Waldo Canyon and Flagstaff fires and the firefighters trying to contain them. And here are two more ways to dine out for the cause. If you know of any others, please share them in the comments se ... More >>
Lori MidsonJust minutes ago, Food & Wine magazine released the names of the country's Best New Chefs for 2010, and Alex Seidel, executive chef/owner of Fruition, earned one of the ten coveted spots. Bryan Moscatello, the former exec of the long defunct Adega Restaurant and Wine Bar, was the ... More >>
In 1994, Westword published its eleventh Best of Denver issue, a celebration of the city that saluted everything from Best Italian Restaurant (the brand-new Carmine's on Penn) to Best Makeover (the renovated Herb's Hideout) to Best New Arts Venue (the Bug, on Navajo Street) to Best News for Blue ... More >>
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Berks County has an outstanding selection of restaurants. We are so fortunate to have so many so close. The biggest question we have is where to go? What are you hungry for ? Our variety of dining options is huge from historic country inns to contemporary restaurants. Whether you're looking for a relaxing, informal setting, or a fine dining experience, Berks County has it all. Browse through our Dining page and discover Berks County's finest. You know you're going to find your new favorite place!
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Kitchen and bath industry leader Kohler has partnered with PIRCH, a premium home and lifestyle products showroom, to host a Girls' Night Out spa event that's free and open to the public where shoppers can spoil not only themselves, but someone special on their shopping list.
Conveniently hosted at the PIRCH Glendale Galleria location, the event will include complimentary Aveda holiday beauty makeovers and mini massages. Guests will also have the opportunity to win and buy one of the hottest home gadgets of the holiday season—the KOHLER Moxie Showerhead + Wireless Speaker, which combines the delivery of water and music by syncing with any Bluetooth*-enabled device to stream music directly into the shower.
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A woman was arrested after stealing more than $60,000 dollars from her boyfriend's dad.
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Doo-wop royalty will grace the Bundy Auditorium stage on April 26 when The Platters and The Marvelettes perform for the finale of the 2007-08 Performing Arts Series at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster.
The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and some $45 tickets are still available at the box office inside the Bradley Arts and Sciences Building.
It is the second time The Marvelettes have come to USCL. They kicked off the inaugural performing arts series with a September 2006 concert here.
The Lancaster faith community is encouraged to attend the Fifth Annual Lancaster Community Prayer Luncheon on May 1 at Covenant Baptist Church, 165 Craig Manor Road.
This year's keynote speaker is Kelly McCorkle Parkison, who served as Miss South Carolina 2002 and participated in the television reality show, "Amazing Race."
In addition to McCorkle Parkison, the service will include prayers offered to God for our families, churches, our government leaders, military and civil servants and our nation said Dr. Bert Welch, Covenant senior pastor.
RICHBURG – There were no loud cheers, or lively pep band music. No points were tallied, but the Lewisville Lions had plenty of reasons to celebrate. The occasion was somewhat of a state championship for the Chester County Class A high school.
Family Promise is moving along quite nicely in its seventh month of this journey. eeMuch progress in all areas has been achieved and the latest accomplishment is the Family Promise of Lancaster County Web site.
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Family Promise wants to make it easy for people to learn about and understand what Family Promise is and what it will mean for Lancaster County.
The winning team took a narrow victory in the eighth annual Catawba Lions golf tournament at the Lancaster Golf Club on Saturday.
The winning foursome of Phillip Knezevich, Garrett Hammond, Tyler Young and Ray Rainey teamed for a 20-under 52.
The tournament included 20 teams.
The team of Chris Johnson, Steven Threatt, Steve Hoke and Anne Small shot a 53. The third-place team posted a 54. The team included Joe Lytle, Brent Wainscott and Sonny Weeks.
The Lancaster County Republican Party offered a chance for the public to meet GOP candidates for local and state office on Tuesday night and, perhaps, give supporters a confidence boost.
"Our worst candidate will still be better than the Democrats' best candidate," said Winston Smith, chairman of the GOP in Lancaster County, during the meeting, held at the Bradley Arts and Sciences Building at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster.
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When I visit Clemson for a football game, guess who comes to mind?
Frank Howard? Danny Ford? Nope, not even close. It's Kate Hughes and her family. I mention Mrs. Hughes because she died earlier this week after an illness. My friendship with the Hughes family provided my first link to Clemson and Tiger football. Her youngest son, David, and I have been friends since elementary school. He's now a Clemson professor.
The Andrew Jackson Lady Vols, down two games in the standings a couple of weeks back, completed a championship comeback, taking a 7-0 win over Cheraw to post the Conference VIII-AA softball championship.
The Lady Vols' 10th straight league crown gives it a home game in the Class AA Lower State playoffs which open Thursday.
AJ, 15-8, 6-2, rode the solid pitching of sophomore hurler Chelsea Vincent to the shutout win. Vincent allowed two hits and no walks. She aided her cause with two hits and a pair of RBIs.
Years ago when I was a youngster, I heard older folks grumbling about all kinds of stuff. Seems like back then our politicians took time to listen and some wrongs were corrected or made a little easier for us.
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downgrading to XP
I have a Gateway DX4300-15e that runs Windows 7 Home 64 bit, I purchased an additional hard drive to install a OEM copy of Windows XP Home 32 bit to set up a dual boot situation so that I can run some of my older softwares and games.
I am having a fit with the system running with XP though, and I can't seem to get Gateway to assist me in finding a list of suitable drivers to get this thing at least quasi-operational with XP.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, however, please spare the me usual the lecture about older operating systems, I can't afford to run out and buy software upgrades for my higher end software, and I am finding more and more compatibility issues with the 64 bit system.
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I am afraid you will not find the drivers for XP. The component manufacturers do not bother to develop them (costs a lot of money) because that yields no income for them.
As an alternative I suggest you run the XP in Virtual Box. I run Ubuntu that way and that works quite well. If that does not fit your bill, there are other virtualization programs to choose from.
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Here is one way to do it. I used Method Two. Windows 7 was installed and I added XP for the same reason as you.
There is also a way to install on a seperate HD. One OS per hard drive. I will see if our resident expert is on line at the moment to assist you with that. Seperate hard drives for the OS's is best in the long run. Mike works so I'll leave it be for now.
I'll see if I can find Gregrocker now.
Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP
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As Mike suggested, you best install both systems seperately (no dual boot). Disconnect the HDD with Windows 7 and make a normal install of XP on the other HDD. Then you switch between XP and Windows 7 (after you rewired the Windows 7 HDD) by changing the boot sequence in the BIOS. That way you have the least trouble and the two operating systems do not interfere with each other. ---BUT, that will not resolve your driver problem. I don't think you will get XP work in native mode because of the lack of drivers.
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Awesome hopalong! I have been digging into this a little today and from what I gather, I will have to start with installing the SATA drivers for XP with Nlite before I can install XP at all, no problem with that as it seems pretty straight forward, but it's the other system and device drivers like the audio that worries me. If I can pull this off, I would be absolutely thrilled. I just can't deal with 64 bit anymore, it's like having a supercomputer in Borneo right now lol.
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Gateway Support Drivers & Downloads
Some of the drivers at Gateway are usable. Some are XP and some Vista32 bit and maybes.
Chipset is AMD. Vista32 but AMD may have XP.
LAN is Marvell. Shows Vista32 but Marvell may have an XP.
Audio is Realtek get an XP at Realtek possibly or Windows will supply it thru Windows update.
It is possible.
Windows will automatically get all the drivers it can find once you get on line with XP.
So you would need to find what is left.
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I've got to get off of here for a bit but I'll get back here as soon as I can and see what I can come up with, I really appreciate everyone's time!
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Keep in mind that you are entitled to either 32- or 64-bit with each license, no matter what Gateway says. I see there are important 32 bit drivers on the Gateway Downloads webpage for your model: Gateway Support Drivers & Downloads
I would be tempted to first test install 32 bit to the other HD to see if Windows 7 installer - which is nearly driver-complete, with newer arriving quickly via optional Windows Updates - has the important drivers in 32 bit. Import any drivers then missing in Device Manager from page linked above.
Then you could test the software which is giving you fits in 64 bit to see if it works correctly in friendlier 32 bit, and even give your XP software a good shot using Compatibility Mode or by installing Virtual Box or Virtual Player which is how many are utilizing XP in Windows 7 until they get balky programs working in Windows 7.
You can run this 32 bit test install up to 120 days without activating until you decide which you want to keep: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...-120-days.html
If you decide to install XP instead, you'll need to find the SATA controller driver to either insert it at F6 prompt during initial drivers-loading phase if you have a floppy drive, or by slipstreaming it into the XP installer: SATA Drivers - Slipstream into Windows XP CD
XP is so old now that it doesn't have most modern SATA controllers in its installer so they have to be provided. Research exactly what SATA controller you have (in Device Manager or using Belarc Advisor) then Google to find if there is an XP driver for it, or try to use a Vista driver.
Excellent advice given about booting via BIOS to keep HD's independent to come and go as you please. On Gateway use the F10 key to boot whichever is not set as first HD to boot in BIOS setup.
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Win 7 Ultimate x64
In reference to what Hopalong said about installing XP, if the option is available from the bios (for me it is F8 while on the bios loading screen) to pop up a boot device menu the easiest way to dual boot is to,
1. Disconnect the drive with Windows 7 on it
2. Connect the drive for XP and install
3. Once XP is installed and working then reconnect the Windows 7 drive
4. Check the bios, manual or even possibly it will show up on the Gateway loading screen (what you probably have) and see if it says which key to hit. If it is available after you hit the correct key you will have something that looks like this,
where you just select which hard drive to boot from. Even if that option isn't available it would still be easier to to the above and then enter the bios and change the boot order to the drive/OS you want to load than having the Windows bootloader.
As far as drivers for it goes, assuming the specs for yours is the same as what is here (780G chipset with teh HD 3200 integrated video),
Gateway Official Site: Shop - Desktops - DX4300 15e Desktop Product Details
then XP drivers are not a problem despite what Gateway says, just get them straight from AMD,
ATI Radeon
If you need the AHCI driver to get XP to install (the F6 step at the beginning) grab this,
That is the XP AHCI/RAID/SATA driver (was easier than posting directions on how to get it).
for the audio you can get that straight from Realtek,
Not sure what it has for the onboard NIC (Gateway only shows a Marvell-Yukon driver for all OS'es, and is dated from 2005 ????), just check what it shows in Device Manager in 7 (same can be done with the TV tuner shown in the specs if you plan on using it in XP).
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This week's cover story, "Magnetic Attraction," tells the tale of Zen Magnets, a Denver company founded in 2009 by University of Colorado grad Shihan Qu. The company sells -- you guessed it -- magnets. But these aren't just any magnets. They're tiny, high-powered spherical magnets that can be used ... More >>
Receiver Eric Decker has reportedly signed a five-year, $36.25 million contract to play for the New York Jets. That means the Broncos will be without his services on the field, and Denver fans will be weaned of off-the-field glamour shots of Decker and wife/country singer Jessie James, generally reg ... More >>
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President Barack Obama's visit to Boulder Tuesday was a quick one, but remnants of his stay -- specifically in the form of food -- will linger a little while longer in some of Boulder's favorite restaurants, The Sink and Rush on the Hill. Here are the deals they've put into place to honor Obama.
Bad news for my daughter, who's described Broncos receiver Eric Decker as "the most beautiful man on the planet." He's now engaged to Jessie James, a country singer capable of giving Deck a run for his money in the gorgeous department. James's Facebook page includes lotsa pics in which the two of th ... More >>
During a February 8 broadcast, 9News morning anchor Kyle Dyer was bitten on the face by an Argentine mastiff -- a shocking incident that became national news even as the station asked other media outlets (including this one) not to use video of the incident. Since then, Dyer has appeared in a 9News ... More >>
Kyle Dyer, the 9News anchor bitten by a dog on live TV, has a private Facebook page. But privacy was tough to maintain after the Today show featured a report about the incident and efforts by the station to suppress the video of this shocking but newsworthy event failed. No surprise, then, that Dyer ... More >>
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Nice Myspace photo, Charn.For the second time in a month, a multi-million dollar sexual harassment and assault lawsuit against American Apparel founder and CEO Dov Charney has surfaced, this time by four former employees. This is hardly a surprise, but there is something to be said for the fact t ... More >>
Kanye West is about as polarizing a figure as there is these days. The mere mention of his name inspires a variety of reactions, everything from exasperated eye rolls to passionate rants or equally passionate raves girded with an apologetic undertone for all of his often inexplicably brazen b ... More >>
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Impunity remained widespread and became further entrenched. Extrajudicial executions and political killings increased. The justice system remained politicized. Human rights defenders and journalists faced increased repression. The government committed itself to establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 2012, but no progress was made in setting up a Special Tribunal.
The ruling party, the National Council for Defence of Democracy-Forces for Defence of Democracy, consolidated its hold on power after most opposition parties withdrew from the 2010 elections. Security forces unlawfully killed, harassed and arrested opposition members from the National Liberation Forces (FNL).
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The justice system remained politicized and poorly resourced. Burundians lacked confidence in conventional justice and often resorted to "mob justice".
A string of politically motivated arrests and summonses of lawyers, journalists and human rights defenders demonstrated the judiciary's limited independence. Members of the Burundian Bar Association went on strike in July in support of lawyers detained for several days for exercising their right to freedom of expression.
Delays continued in commissions investigating allegations of human rights violations by security forces. This contrasted with the prompt work of a commission investigating the 18 September massacre in Gatumba. Twenty-one individuals were arrested and charged and the case was opened in November. However, it was adjourned after defence lawyers claimed the police had failed to follow proper procedures during their investigations and had denied them access to their clients' files.Top of page
Extrajudicial executions increased. The UN documented 57 unlawful killings by security forces. In another 42 murders, believed to be politically motivated, the perpetrators' identities remained unclear. Cases implicating state security agents mainly involved killings of former and current members of the FNL and of other opposition parties. The government continued to deny that security forces were involved in unlawful killings.
Commissions of inquiry were used to delay prosecutions of security forces allegedly implicated in unlawful killings and attempted assassinations. Two commissions of inquiry began investigating extrajudicial executions and violence linked to the 2010 elections in April and May respectively. Neither commission published its findings or led to successful prosecutions being brought during the year.
Failure to identify bodies before burial denied victims' family members the right to truth and justice. Despite an order by the Interior Minister in November for such identification to take place, bodies continued to be hastily buried by local officials.
The authorities continued to restrict peaceful assembly by civil society, despite positive steps taken to reinstate the legal status of the Forum for the Strengthening of Civil Society on 28 January.
A commission of inquiry into allegations of torture in 2010 by the National Intelligence Service (SNR) failed to report publicly. No judicial investigations or prosecutions were initiated into the allegations.Top of page
The continued failure to deliver justice for Ernest Manirumva's murder left human rights defenders at risk, especially those working on the Justice for Ernest Manirumva campaign. They were subjected to repeated summonses, threats and surveillance. Two staff members at OLUCOME, the NGO where Ernest Manirumva worked, experienced security incidents in July, including a break-in by armed men.
A decision by the Higher Instance Court of Bujumbura on 22 June to call for further investigations into the Manirumva case appeared positive. However, questions put to human rights activists during interviews with judicial authorities indicated attempts to falsely implicate civil society in the murder. Judicial authorities had previously disregarded recommendations by the US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to question and DNA test high-ranking police and intelligence officers implicated by witnesses. The court set no time frame for investigations to be completed, giving rise to concerns that the trial could stall once more.
Journalists faced increased repression. Independent journalists were repeatedly summoned before judicial authorities to respond to questions about their work. There was an increasing trend of magistrates equating criticism of the government with inciting ethnic hatred. Summonses rarely resulted in prosecutions, but were intimidating and time-consuming. Intelligence agents regularly threatened journalists and human rights defenders by telephone.
The government imposed sweeping restrictions on the media after the 18 September massacre in Gatumba. On 20 September, the National Security Council ordered journalists not to publish, comment on, or analyse information about the massacre or any other cases under investigation.
Staff of Radio Publique Africaine (RPA) were consistently harassed and threatened by the authorities. On 14 November, RPA received a letter from the Interior Minister saying the radio station was being used "to discredit institutions, undermine the legitimacy of the judiciary and accuse individuals gratuitously, inciting the population to hatred and disobedience and promoting a culture of lies". They were ordered to provide financial documentation and activity reports within 10 days.
Prisons were overcrowded, with the majority of prisoners awaiting trial.
Some individuals accused of serious crimes were transferred from the capital Bujumbura to prisons in remote provinces. The authorities failed to justify this decision, which isolated those accused during pre-trial proceedings. Two suspects in the Gatumba massacre were moved to the towns of Rumonge and Rutana. A journalist charged with alleged participation in terrorist activities was taken by the SNR to Cankuzo town.Top of page
A committee established to amend the 2004 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Law presented President Nkurunziza with a draft law in October. If passed by parliament, the draft law would exclude civil society and religious groups from the TRC, thereby compromising its independence. It could prevent the Special Tribunal, a judicial body set up to follow the TRC, from prosecuting cases independently. The draft law does not explicitly prohibit the granting of amnesties, including for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.Top of page
In June, Burundi's Independent National Human Rights Commission was sworn in. Limited resources prevented it from investigating human rights violations effectively. On the request of the Burundian government, the UN Human Rights Council prematurely terminated the mandate of the Independent Expert on Burundi's human rights situation. In his June report, the Independent Expert had highlighted the country's lack of judicial independence, violations of freedom of expression, and failure to prosecute torture.Top of page


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JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana — The southern Indiana city of Jeffersonville broke ground Monday on a project to revamp its Ohio River shoreline to stabilize it and attract boaters to restaurants and shops.
The $3 million project got underway eight months after the city evicted the last remaining houseboats that had docked along the shoreline to make way for a new marina with landscaping and sidewalks.
Mayor Mike Moore said the city across from Louisville, Kentucky, has considered several plans to revamp the dock area during the last 20 years.
"Today, we celebrate the beginning of creating a new front door in our wonderful city," Moore said as heavy machinery tore down the old docks. "Today, we put behind us all the failed efforts of the past to create a new dock and marina for Jeff. Today, we celebrate progress in the city of Jeffersonville."
Moore and other city officials hope the project will help attract more visitors to restaurants and other shops in its historic downtown area. The opening of the Big Four Bridge's walking and cycling ramp into Jeffersonville fueled those efforts earlier this year.
A plan approved by city's Redevelopment Commission in September includes docks to accommodate 15 transient boaters, down from 30 docks that had been proposed before the project was scaled back to cut costs.
The new marina will stabilize the shoreline with a limestone-style retaining wall, a reconstructed road, an 8-foot-wide decorative concrete sidewalk and 500 feet of green space with picnic tables.
City Councilman Mike Smith, whose district includes the marina site, said stabilizing the riverbank was a top priority for him. He said he's seen the bank slowly erode since his first visit to the site when he was 14. A steep slope full of weeds is unsafe for city maintenance crews and older and disabled residents.
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Bhutan to implement world's largest Climate Change Adaptation Project under LDC Fund
Bhutan will soon implement the largest Climate Change Adaptation project in the World. The project, titled - "Addressing the Risks of Climate-induced Disasters through Enhanced National and Local Capacity for Effective Actions" is the second adaptation project in Bhutan funded through the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) administered by the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
16 Apr 2014
UNDP Bhutan's Environment portfolio completes its gender mainstreaming objectives
Over the past two days UNDP concluded its last phase in the gender mainstreaming initiative for its energy and environment portfolio. Five projects were identified in 2012 in the startup phase making them suitable for the gender mainstreaming effort.
02 Apr 2014
The world celebrates first ever International Day on Sport for Development and Peace
Geneva – The UN General Assembly has declared 6 April as the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace. Created at the initiative of the International Olympic Committee and officially announced at the United Nations headquarters last August, the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace promotes the role of sport as a tool at the service of society and a universal tool for peace.
29 Mar 2014
Thimphu joins millions across the world to observe Earth Hour
Students and residents of Thimphu came together as part of the global movement UNDP organized to observe Earth Hour. The Centenary Park went black at 6.30 pm and people lit candles and lamps to observe the Earth Hour.
25 Mar 2014
Earth Hour in Bhutan
In Thimphu as part of the global movement UNDP is partnering with Dorje Events to observe Earth Hour. The open event will take place at the Centenary Park in Chalingmithang and is targeting young children and the local community to participate in a lamp/lantern making session using a recycled jars and paints.
25 Mar 2014
UNDP TALKS: UNDP on Youth Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Speaking to over forty participants, UNDP's David Galipeau, Leader of Knowledge and Innovation Management Regional Team - Asia Pacific Regional Centre in Bangkok spoke on the vast potential of entrepreneurship and innovation in Bhutan.
20 Mar 2014
Improving Bhutanese livelihoods by promoting traditional crafts and textiles
To mark the joyful occasion of the International Day of Happiness, UNDP signed a new project on the promotion of Brand Bhutan today. The project document was signed between the Gross National Happiness Commission (GNHC) and UNDP Bhutan.
20 Mar 2014
Bhutan celebrates International Day of Happiness
To mark the joyful occasion of the International Day of Happiness, UN staff and development partners in Bhutan joined the government in commemorating the event in a traditional style.
19 Mar 2014
Brand Bhutan to build public private partnerships and counter unemployment and poverty
19 March 2014, Thimphu; A new project on the promotion of Brand Bhutan will be signed between the Royal Government of Bhutan, UNDP Bhutan, supported by the Government of Japan through UNDP-Japan Partnership Fund on 20 March 2014. The project will be carried out by UNDP with the Ministry of Economic Affairs as the lead implementing partner. A total of USD 348,840 is allocated for 2014-2015 activities by the Japanese Government.
19 Mar 2014
UNDP TALKS! Access to Justice for Human Development: Experiences from the Asia-Pacific
The third of a series of on-going discussions under the umbrella UNDP Talks: Dialogues on Development was held on "Access to Justice" at the UN House today. Organized and led by UNDP Bhutan, Nicholas Booth, Policy Advisor from the Asia Pacific Regional Centre in Bangkok presented UNDP's vast experiences with other countries on access to justice.
13 Feb 2014
UNDP Talks: "Microfinance and wellbeing: gender and environmental impacts in rural Thailand"
The second of a series of development dialogues under the theme "UNDP Talks" took off today at the UN House. The relevance of the research for microfinance initiatives in Bhutan, including measuring wellbeing were some of the key discussion highlights.
05 Feb 2014
Promoting Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women: Strengthening Gender Responsive Budgeting in South Asia
Following a series of gender consultations and sensitization workshops since 2006, the regional inception workshop for Promoting Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women: Strengthening Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) in South Asia project is being introduced today to chalk out the methodology, work plan and way forward with the relevant stakeholders to ensure efficiency, equity and poverty reduction in Bhutan.
16 Jan 2014
Making Elections Better in Bhutan
The United Nations Development Programme, supported the LEP in drawing lessons from the 2013 elections to help improve processes and procedures in the electoral system, and to improve management of future elections.
20 Dec 2013
UNDP and Development Partners commit to meet Bhutan's National Priorities
Bhutan, the United Nations Development Programme, and a range of development partners committed to reduce poverty, strengthen the economy, and sustainably develop infrastructure, at the recent 12th Round Table Meeting in Thimphu.
12 Dec 2013
Christina Carlson: Statement at Bhutan's 12th Round Table Meeting
12 Dec 2013
Development Partners Commit to Meet National Priorities of 11th Five Year Plan
The United Nations pledged its support to help Bhutan meet its challenges over the next five years through the new One UN Programme, 2014-2018.
11 Dec 2013
Haoliang Xu: Statement at the 12th Round Table Meeting for Bhutan's Development Partners
11 Dec 2013
Promoting youth employment is a development priority
The Millennium Development Goals Acceleration Framework (MAF) Report on Youth and the Uniting for Youth Bhutan website were both launched at a special session of the 12th Round Table Meeting in Thimphu today.
09 Dec 2013
Sixth Annual Country Programme Board (CPB) Meeting
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09 Dec 2013
Aligning Development Aid to Meet National Priorities
Bhutan, the United Nations Development Programme, and a host of development partners will explore how to best meet the country's economic and social priorities, at the 12th Round Table Meeting, in Thimphu on 11-12 December.
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Joel Luckhaupt and I are trying to be optimistic again and, fortunately, the Reds have given us a few reasons for hope lately. In the latest episode of Redleg Nation Radio, we try not to rain on your parade too much. You can right-click here to download the mp3 file to listen at your leisure. … Continue reading
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Aurum — The Element AU is a study of gold, tracing the role of gold and its place in various civilisations throughout the ages, from ancient Egypt onwards. Its importance as a virtually indestructible decorative metal and its part in the modern economic framework, its mining and refining, its ... Read more
After work on Friday night, the Australian city dweller changes his personality. Here, we view different people at their favourite pastimes dining the freedom of the weekend. ... Read more
Ira Wohl's Best Boy is an Oscar-winning new feature-length film, again by a committed young film-maker, which is very much a part of the finest spirit of doctmentary film-making. It examines an individual and his situation with love, affection and respect. ... Best Boy is about Ira's cousin ... Read more
Beautifully photographed, this is an account of an experiment in agricultural improvement in Borgo a Mozzano, a community of sixteen hamlets in Tuscany, Italy. ... By supplying modern services and techniques an attempt was made to revitalise the community, but peasants are conservative and it took ... Read more
A typical day at St. Christopher's Home for the Children of Railwaymen, Derby, an establishment for the care of children whose parents work in transport but are unable to provide a proper home tor them. ... Read more
Gagaku, one of the earliest forms of Japanese music, and Bugaku, its accompanying dance, are still preserved in close to their original state by musicians and dancers of the Imperial Household. This film gives excerpts from the repertoire of this ancient form of Japanese entertainment. ... Read more
The film shows how the land was cleared and how the men and their families who worked on this project eventually settled on the reclaimed sol, on farms of their own. ... Read more
The story of a young drag racer who goes his own way and lives only for racing. ... Read more
Lote Montes was the last film directed by Max Ophuls befors his death in 1957; the film as Ophuls originally made it was very different from the abridged English language version shown here. To make the film, a special Franco-German-Swiss company was formed, and in its total cost it was rumoured to ... Read more
Set in the 19th century in Southern Russia this is a simple poetic story of poverty. In the. village of Kartli in Georgia lives the widow Magdana, a poor peasant, with her three children. They live by walking for miles town market every day to sell to fellow sour milk &ndash: "matsoni". One day ... Read more
An artistic pilgrimage through Elizabethan England. Stately homes, familiar pictures, furniture. music, and, of course, Shakespeare, are used to evoke the spirit of the period. ... Read more
This is the story of tribal witchcraft, ritual, murder,and the frenzied efforts of a bereaved father to avenge the killing of his daughter. This becomes his obsession, and his determination finally causes him to be arrested for attempted murder and he is sentences to prison. While in prison he ... Read more
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Made by the sculptor David Hall, this film explores landscape and perception, creating an art object that lies between the surface of the film and the objects placed in the landscape. ... Read more
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Change of plan.
Y'know how I said I was going to be doing the compo using C + Allegro?
Change of plan. I'll be jamming with someone and using PyGame.
Will probably be laying out the foundations of the engine as well as making seriously smooth sounds and gorgeously grotesque craphics.
…once I've got pygame working, which is currently depending on numpy, which seems to be missing a few files.
.i mi gasnu lo nu banli betri
(en: "I am causing a great disaster")
Well, I needed something more interesting than just "I'm in!", so I thought I'd have a bit of fun with that. I think ".i mi zvati" would be the best translation.
About 4 years ago, LD #18 happened, and I participated in my first Ludum Dare. Somehow I ended up in 1st place for audio. I made the game using Java + Swing… on FreeBSD. No, that's not the name of a Linux distro. It's actually a different OS (which ends up sharing about 90% of the average Linux userland anyway).
This time around, I'm using FreeBSD again. But I'll be using something I used before I ever touched Java. That's right, Allegro 4. I used that for LD #21 ("Escape"), and it was quite frankly a breeze to work with. That time around I used dumb to play my music. This time I'll use sackit.
So, here's the lowdown.
- Languages: C, possibly Lua (but probably not)
- Compilers: Clang (native FreeBSD), MinGW (Windows port), GCC (Linux + Raspi ports)
- Libraries: Allegro 4, sackit
- Audio: Audacity, SunVox, SchismTracker
I'll probably be using Allegro 4 for what it's good for, rather than writing that hackjob partial Sega Master System emulator I did in LD #18 (Never. Again.), so we're talking maybe 2D vector graphics and stuff like that.
So yeah, with all that crap said, I'm in!
World editor!
Currently there's only 3 terrain types and they're graphically boring right now.
But I can make them look more interesting.
OK, so the collision detection is kinda shit and there's no enemies yet. I might as well focus on adding them.
World editor now working sort of
Let's just leave a screenshot. (Also, all the screaming about bugs in the OpenGL implementation? They were all my fault. I think.)
I can breathe.
…ok, I still don't have an actual game yet. But the character can breathe.
…I need to sort my priorities out.
Anyway, little tech demo – move the mouse around and the eyes will follow.
Working on some music.
Whipped up some samples in SunVox and started work on a simple loop. The samples pack quite well.
It's just the "chorus" section, so to speak. The bass didn't come out very bassy though so I'll need to chuck in some subbass, but it's an FM bass so it's still inherently awesome.
http://segfault.net.nz/~greaser/ld28/ld28-gm-song1.it (~96KB)
And my battery is running low. Should be home soon.
JACK support!
I've added JACK support to my game, because SDL2 doesn't have a JACK driver and Fuck You PulseAudio.
It acts as a wrapper around the SDL audio callback I wrote, and calls it whenever it needs a new buffer.
Took under an hour.
I'm in a van.
Text boxes! (6h in)
They're even a self-contained "class". And they're rounded, too!
I think I'll take a break from this now.
5 hours in and I have part of a face
So this is where I go all artsy and focus on making my game look good.
As some of you already know, this is highly unlike me.
Note, my internet at the moment isn't amazing, so don't expect me to linger too much.
Base code "complete" (Boilerplate 28)
Because it hasn't changed graphically, I'm just going to reuse this screenshot…
So what has changed?
- It has sound!
- It has music! (.it music, to be precise)
- I probably fixed a few bugs along the way.
So the links:
- Git repo: https://github.com/iamgreaser/boilerplate28
- Windoze build: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32094129/boilerplate28/boilerplate28-finalbase-win32.zip
Expect the graphical style of my game to be similar to that screenshot.
So yeah, once more from the top…
- Language: Primarily Lua, but I might have to screw with my base engine, which is coded in C.
- Text Editor: VIM. What, you seriously think that anything else is even remotely worth using? (Important note: Sublime Text is in the "anything else" category.)
- Base Libraries: SDL2, linmath.h (bundled), base engine ("Boilerplate 28″).
- Craphics: OpenGL + a modified version of the PNG loader I made for seabase (which unlike Firefox's PNG loader completely ignores the sRGB tag, so your blues won't become purples). If I need more PNGs made, I'll use GIMP. The graphics will be manually bashed in with Lua.
- Sounds: A custom mixer. I'll probably do vocal samples in Audacity.
- Music: libsackit (bundled). Music will be written with SchismTracker. Might make some samples in SunVox. Will probably end up using ST-xx samples and/or mzxpack.
Anyhow, consider me ready for this.
Declaration of what's actually in my base code
So far on the Lua side I have support for:
- glClearColor; glClear
- Matrices + manipulation + loading them into OpenGL (projection, modelview – no texture matrix and not sure if I'll add it)
- Definition + flat-colour rendering of vertex arrays (of any GL_ type)
- Loading + power-of-two-extending + rendering of 32bpp RGBA PNGs (any rectangular region – if you want it rotated, use a matrix)
There is no depth buffer support right now. There's also no stencil buffer support yet, but I'm hoping to add support for that… there will probably be no depth buffer support, though. VBOs might happen, but don't hold your breath.
The engine requires OpenGL 1.1, which means that it will probably run on your pile-of-crap GMA 3150. Amusingly enough, it also runs at a reasonable framerate with Mesa swrast (LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE="yes").
This used to spam stars and say "You're a STAR!" but evilbetty wanted lollipops so here you go…
- Git repo for source code: https://github.com/iamgreaser/boilerplate28
- Windoze testing binary just because the screenshot cannot capture the awesomeness: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32094129/boilerplate28/boilerplate28-1386840891.zip
Hold the left mouse button if you want them to be attracted to rather than repelled away from the mouse.
Time I announced my presence.
I've been prepping some base code, which is available here: https://github.com/iamgreaser/boilerplate28
Boi-ler-plate twen-ty-eight. See what I did there? Yes. I rhymed.
- Language: C for the framework (which will likely be extended during the compo); Lua for the actual game code. I've been doing this combo quite a lot these days (read: this will be the third time).
- Libraries: SDL2, OpenGL, GLEW, linmath.h (bundled), libsackit (bundled), Lua 5.1, libm, might rip the PNG loader from seabase (EDIT: PNG loader has been ripped – thus ZLib is another dependency.)
- Audio: SchismTracker for the music. May use SunVox for generating some samples. Vocal samples will be done in Audacity.
- Graphics: I'll use the 6×8 font I'm using in iceball and seabase. If I need more bitmaps, I'll just use GIMP. The bulk of the graphics will be done as solid "blobs" of colour generated by Lua code, which will be chucked into vertex arrays on the C side.
Let's make this a good one. The theme better have more than one word in it, or else I will flip a table.


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Best dessert/other recipe to use up 1/2 gallon of milk?
We bought too much milk and it is still fresh, but I need to use it up. What are the best recipes you have that use a lot of it? I was thinking some kind of custard or pudding. thanks
I sometimes make a basic white pasta sauce with extra milk, and freeze in small portions so I can take it out, doctor up with veggies / seasoning / whatever and use over pasta for a quick convenient dinner.
I also love making ice cream with extra milk (but mostly it's just an excuse to make ice cream, because then you actually have to go out and get cream too, and then you end up with extra cream, and you have to post about how to use that up too!)
Bread pudding. Tapioca pudding.
Cheese sauce for macaroni and cheese. (This sauce can be frozen.)
Scalloped potatoes
Cheese strata.
re: ohmyyum
Great idea! It's very easy to do at home. Note to self for next time.
re: ohmyyum
LOVE making paneer... I remember the first time I made Palak Paneer for my OH. he was amazed that i made the cheese... and it's soooooo easy. kind of like making bread... it always seems impressive to those that don't do it themselves.
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1/2 c. Bisquick
3/4 c. sugar
4 eggs
2 c. milk
1 can (3 1/2 oz.) coconut
1 tsp. vanilla
1 tbsp. butter, softened
Combine all ingredients and pour into 9 inch buttered pie pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 25-30 minutes until custard sets. Like magic it layers into crust, custard, coconut topping. Coo
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This sounds good, but I've never seen coconut in a can. Maybe I just have't looked. Is it like shredded coconut? Sweetened or not? Thanks
re: juster
I think this recipe is an old one, when shredded coconut came in cans! Just use 3 1/2 ounces of shredded coconut you get in the supermarket. Same thing, different packaging.
re: pavlova
Second that, I am eating Indian rice pudding right now & so happy. Look up recipes for kheer. I made it with quinoa this time instead of rice, healthier & yum. Like the post below - less sugar than most recipes call for, and cook it slowly & much longer than the "quick" recipes online so it thickens & gets richer. Hours is best. I like it chilled.
You can also make yogurt, it's easier than paneer even.
I use this recipe whenever I need to use up milk - it's a nice Indian pudding, but with vermicelli (called "shev" in Marathi) instead of the rice you so often see in restaurants.
I alter the original recipe by cutting down the sugar to about half (personally I don't like things too sweet) and by adding some saffron.
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savory thought: I often make a chowder, specifically seafood or fish chowder. Best if the milk is whole or at least 2%, you can use flour as your thickener.
re: cleopatra999
Good idea! Fish pie would also use up some milk for the sauce.
If ya have room in freezer, milk freezes just fine. When first married, FIL was head custodian at local elementary school. No matter the DATE on milk cartons... he had to toss EVERYTHING every Friday afternoon. Sometimes just a few, sometimes a LOT! He'd call me and say... come get whatever I wanted! Usually had several of those little half-pint cartons in freezer. Ya just have to let it thaw completely (in fridge) and give it a good shake before using.
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Yup. I freeze milk, cream, whatever, and eggs, too. No problems.
1) A double recipe of Fluffy Tapioca Pudding on the Minute Tapioca box uses a quart of milk. I add an extra egg. 2) Baked custard can use a quart. Sprinkle nutmeg on top. 3) Or make a white sauce with a quart of milk, and 1/2 cup each of butter and flour then add a bag of shredded Sharp Cheddar and freeze this cheese sauce in 8-oz margarine tubs. Add it to cooked broccoli, cabbage, or cauliflower, or use it for potatoes au gratin or macaroni & cheese, or make Hot Brown Sandwiches a la Kentucky Derby. You can't have too much cheese sauce on hand.
like others, i was going to suggest vanilla or rice or bread pudding.
in addition to paneer, cream cheese :)
i made some lime corn avocado gelato the other day, and used up quite a bit of milk... and the avocados that were suuuper ripe and had to be used up asap. (also made avocado corn muffins and that used up some milk too.)
OR, one of my favorites - homemade dulce de leche
1 quart milk
200 g sugar
1 vanilla bean
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tbsp water
Dissolve baking soda in water.
Put milk, sugar and the scraped seeds from the vanilla bean in a deep pot. Bring to a simmer, stirring to dissolve the sugar.
Remove from heat, and stir in the baking soda and water. Once it calms down, return to the heat.
Simmer over low heat for about an hour, until it turns a deep golden brown.
Decide how long to keep cooking it based upon the consistency you want. For a pourable sauce, simmer for about another 20 minutes. Simmer longer for a spreadable consistency. If you cook it long enough, it turns into a chewy candy...
lithuanian milk soup.
milk, cooked noodles, butter (1 tbs per cup of milk), salt to taste, sugar (optional) to taste
heat milk with butter. add noodles. taste for salt level. add salt and sugar if wanted.
Chicken in Milk:
Brown skinless, bone-in chicken pieces in a bit of oil (maybe 6 for 1/2 gallon of milk), pour in milk, salt and pepper to taste (not too much salt because it cooks down), simmer gently, uncovered, till you get a pretty thick gravy. Good with rice or mashed potatoes.
(You didn't say what type of milk. Skim milk doesn't work unless you add a bit of whole milk or cream.)
re: juster
Sorry, I only buy whole milk :)
Panna cotta is my standby since it requires so few ingredients beyond the milk (although technically this should be called latte cotta). If you have no gelatin on hand, cornstarch puddings are the next best thing. You can have anything from a rose-scented mouhalabieh to a rich butterscotch pudding.
Hot chocolate!!
Heat up 1 cup of milk and add 40 grams of shaved semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, your choice. Mix and enjoy.
Add your flavoring:
Mint essence
Cayenne pepper
Used vanilla pods
If you have some active culture yogurt, you can make greek yogurt.
With that greek yogurt, you can do more stuff...tzatziki, tandoori chicken, stroganoff etc.
Grapenuts pudding - a great Yankee dessert. Uses up a whole quart of milk and delicious with whipped cream.
re: Sra. Swanky
oh, i've seen people mention this on several threads and i've had it bookmarked for a while. maybe this weekend will be my time to try it... i have all ingredients necessary.
re: calmossimo
Whenever I have extra milk, it's the first treat I think of making. I love it. Not overly sweet and really different and delicious. I like to split the sugars - 1/4 cup brown and 1/4 cup regular - gives it a bit more depth. Hope you enjoy it!