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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breast-feeding for baby's first six months. That's because mother's milk is the best thing for your baby, and it's good for mothers as well. Breast milk provides the perfect mix of vitamins, nutrients and antibodies for healthy babies. Breast-fed children tend to get sick less often and have fewer allergies, diabetes, ear infections, asthma, eczema or other problems. Read the full article at the Asheville Citizen-Times.
It's World Breastfeeding Week. This year's theme is "Breastfeeding: A Winning Goal – for Life!" So what does that really mean? All of us, especially mothers, have busy lives. Each day flies by so quickly, there's barely time to worry about your own health, let alone the well-being of a small, virtually helpless being. Read the full story at The Biltmore Beacon.
April 28, 2014 - One in three pregnant women nationally delivers by caesarean section. Now, one local hospital has found a way to make the procedure less stressful and more like natural delivery. Read more.
In case you missed the radio program that aired this past weekend, you can learn more about the cause and prevention of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder with Amy Hendricks, Project Director for N.C. Fetal Alcohol Prevention Program based at Mission Hospital and Sally Bennett, Mission Hospital's FASD Diagnostic Clinic Coordinator and host Gregg Jensen here.
Mission Hospital ushered in Asheville's first baby of 2014. Brooke and Shawn Spruce welcomed daughter, Celeste Spruce, into the world at 1:12 am on January 1, 2014. Celeste was born premature but her mother says she is "doing fabulously". Read more.
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The intoxicating blend of the percussion, the smooth brass sound of the trombone, the deep rhythm of the bass, and the bluesy, jazzy tunes of the harmonica resonated from the corner of 846 Lincoln Road. It was the closing party for the Van Dyke Café and crowds of locals and tourists alike swarmed ... More >>
He hit the B Spot again.View more photos from the Amstel Light Burger Bash at the Ritz-Carlton South Beach here."Last year it was pastrami. This year it's salami. It's meat on meat, baby!" is what Michael Symon had to say last night as he accepted his second consecutive People's Choice Award at l ... More >>
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The aircraft (acft) had been inactive in outside storage since early 1989. The pilot purchased the acft & had an annual inspection performed, which was completed on 3/28/96. On 3/29/96, he & a flight instructor (CFI) took off on the 1st flight after the inspection. One engine began to run rough & lose power. The pilots turned back toward the airport, but before they reached the runway (rwy), the 2nd engine quit running. On short final, the 1st engine, which had been running rough, also quit running. There was insufficient altitude to reach the rwy; during touchdown short of the rwy, the acft was damaged. Maintenance records stated that during the annual inspection, new fuel lines were installed & both gascolators were cleaned & inspected. The recorded entry of annual inspection noted 'All fuel and oil lines checked, all accessories inspected.' During a postaccident inspection, rust colored deposits were found in both gascolators, & water was noted in the left gascolator bowl. Both gascolator screens were dark in appearance with water corrosion. Dark colored contamination was found in the left & right fuel servo inlet screens. The shaft of the left engine's left magneto had a wobble, & its drive coupling was cracked. The right engine's left magneto did not produce a spark, when tested. Also, contamination (oil & corrosion) were found inside the right engine's right magneto housing.
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November 24, 2014
Thanksgiving is a great time of year to decorate the table and to show off some of your culinary skills. We often think about the main dish at Thanksgiving...the turkey. But side dishes can really set your meal apart from the rest if they are unique and flavorful. In this House Works, Chef Judy joins us with a healthy side dish idea.
Quinoa Fall Risotto
Judy Gilliard
Servings: 6
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1 teaspoon red chili flakes
1 teaspoon black pepper
2 cups quinoa
1 teaspoon fresh cracked pepper, chopped
1/2 cup dry vermouth
4 cups low sodium chicken broth
1 cup Parmesan cheese, grated
1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped
2 medium sweet potatoes, cooked and peeled
Heat oil and sauté onion until soft. Add quinoa, red chili flakes, black pepper and sauté over medium high heat until all rice is coated with oil.
Add vermouth and stir until absorbed. Add chicken broth one cup at a time until the rice absorbs liquid. (Have extra water ready in case you need it.) Cook until rice is tender, stirring constantly. Cube the sweet potatoes, parsley, and Parmesan cheese and fold in.
Per Serving (excluding unknown items): 444 Calories; 14g Fat (29.7% calories from fat); 21g Protein; 55g Carbohydrate; 5g Dietary Fiber; 10mg Cholesterol; 618mg Sodium. Exchanges: 3 1/2 Grain(Starch); 1 1/2 Lean Meat; 1/2 Vegetable; 2 1/2 Fat.
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March has been an award winning month, with academics and departments alike receiving accolades. Do not miss the LSE - Sciences Po Faculty Mobility Scheme 2013-14, which enables faculty to spend at least a month in a host department (or unit) at the other institution. The deadline for applications is Friday 12 April.
Research published this week finds that rape law reformers, who have failed to significantly increase the number of convictions, are placing too much blame on the role of popular prejudices.
March 2013
Historian and award-winning author Professor Timothy Snyder (pictured) will take up the Philippe Roman Chair in History and International Affairs for 2013-14.
Professor Snyder is currently the Bird White Housum Professor of History at Yale University, specialising in the political history of central and eastern Europe as well as the Holocaust. A prolific author, he has written five award-winning books including Bloodlands: Europe between Hitler and Stalin, which has received ten awards including the Emerson Prize in the Humanities and the Leipzig Award for European Understanding and was named on 12 book-of-the-year lists for 2010.
The Philippe Roman Chair in History and International Affairs is based in LSE IDEAS, the centre for the study of international affairs, diplomacy and grand strategy. The annual post gives LSE the chance to bring a renowned academic from another part of the world to the School for a year of research, teaching and discussion.
Professor Snyder said: 'I am delighted to be returning to the UK, where I earned my doctorate, and feel privileged to be joining colleagues whom I greatly admire at LSE.' More|
Professor Piotr Fryzlewicz (pictured), professor of statistics, has been awarded the Guy Medal in Bronze by the Royal Statistical Society.
Named after the physician and medical statistician William Augustus Guy, FRS, this award acknowledges Professor Fryzlewicz's significant contribution to time series research as the originator of the Haar-Fisz transform. In particular the award acknowledges his two papers, Haar-Fisz Estimation of Evolutionary Wavelet Spectra| and GOES-8 X-ray Sensor Variance Stabilisation using the Multiscale Data-Driven Haar-Fisz Transform|, published in the Society's journals in 2006 and 2007.
Dr Haeran Cho, research officer, has also been awarded the Royal Statistical Society Research Prize for her contribution to the paper High-dimensional Variable Selection via Tilting|, co-authored with Professor Piotr Fryzlewicz, and for other published work on the methodology and applications of statistics.
Dr Matteo M Galizzi (pictured), LSE fellow in the Department of Social Policy and research fellow in LSE Health, has been awarded a Future Research Leader Fellowship from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), for his project entitled 'Linking Survey and Experimental Data: behavioural experiments in health and well-being'.
The Future Research Leader Fellowship is a new ESRC scheme aiming to support outstanding early-career researchers to carry out excellent research and to develop all aspects of their research and knowledge exchange skills. Only 70 fellowships, across all social disciplines and all universities in the UK, were awarded this year. Dr Galizzi's project was also selected to be among the five 'showcase' proposals highlighted on the ESRC website|.
A paper co-authored by Professor Martin Knapp (pictured), Dr Derek King, Andrew Healey and Cicely Thomas, has been assigned the Excellence in Mental Health Policy and Economics Research Award 2011-12 by the International Centre of Mental Health Policy and Economics.
The paper, Economic Outcomes in Adulthood and their Associations with Antisocial Conduct, Attention Deficit and Anxiety Problems in Childhood|, was rated one of the three best papers to be featured in the Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics in 2011.
The paper looks at the links between mental health needs in childhood (at age 10) and adverse economic consequences in adulthood (age 30). The results found a need for better interventions in childhood in order to head off a life-course for many people that is dominated not only by poor mental health but also economic disadvantage.
The award was presented at a ceremony in Venice, Italy on Friday 22 March.
Professor Paul Cheshire (pictured), emeritus professor of economic geography, has joined the prime minister and Lord Adonis as one of the one hundred most influential people in the UK planning industry today, as selected by Planning magazine.
Planning drew up the list by conducting off-the-record conversations with over 40 senior industry figures, who were not allowed to nominate anyone from their own organisation. They defined influential people as 'those who significantly shape or influence national planning policy in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland; significantly influence local, regional or sub-regional planning policy in more than one area; or those who have a strong influence on planning decision-making across a wide area of the UK'.
Professor Cheshire was one of only five academics selected. More|
Dr Martina Viarengo (pictured), research associate in LSE's Centre for Economic Performance and assistant professor in the Department of Economics at the Graduate Institute of Geneva, has been named a 'Young Global Leader (YGL) for 2013' by the World Economic Forum.
The honour, bestowed each year by the Forum, recognises outstanding young leaders from around the world for their professional achievements and commitment to society.
YGLs, who are under the age of 40, are selected through a rigorous process from thousands of candidates. For 2013, the Forum has selected 199 YGLs from 70 countries and all sectors of society, including arts and culture, academia, business, civil society, media, politics and social entrepreneurship. The 2013 YGLs were chosen by a committee, chaired by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The selection was based on the proven track record of the individual, his or her leadership experience, ability to overcome adversity and commitment to society.
This year's class also includes Tawakkol Karman, journalist and Nobel Peace Prize winner; Chelsea Clinton, board member of the Clinton Foundation and special correspondent for NBC News; Mark Pollock, athlete and adventurer; and US singer and recording artist, William James Adams (aka will.i.am).
For more information, visit Young Global Leaders Class of 2013|.
Dr Jane Secker (pictured), LSE's copyright and digital literacy advisor, has been named a 'Mover and Shaker' in the library industry by the American publication, Library Journal.
Dr Secker was selected as an 'advocate' because of her commitment to librarianship and her research work on information literacy, in particular for two specific research projects including developing 'A New Curriculum for Information Literacy' (ANCIL), and the DELILA project which explored sharing information and digital literacy materials as open educational resources.
Library Journal is the oldest and most respected publication covering the library field. Considered to be the 'bible' of the library world, it is read by more than 100,000 library directors, administrators, and staff in public, academic, and special libraries. The 2013 Movers and Shakers were selected by the editors of Library Journal and will be featured in the journal's March issue.
Mike Kelley, Library Journal editor-in-chief, said: 'Each member of this year's Movers and Shakers class embodies service to their community and a passion for advancing libraries and their profession.'
For more information, see Movers and Shakers 2013|. To find out more about Jane's work on digital and information literacy, visit the CLT website|.
Professor Martin Knapp, professor of social policy, has been selected again as a National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Senior Investigator.
56 senior investigators have been appointed - 19 new appointees, and 37 current or previous holders of the award. The awards are made according to criteria of quality and volume of internationally excellent research; its relevance to patients and the public; impact on improvements in healthcare and public health; impact of their individual research leadership including for NIHR; engagement of patients and the public and engagement of healthcare policy makers and planners with their research.
Professor Knapp will hold the post for a further four years, starting from Monday 1 April. More|
The latest edition of Global Sociology, by Robin Cohen and Paul Kennedy, features 22 'Global Thinkers', six of whom are or were LSE staff members.
The feature which runs throughout the textbook provides analyses of the important research undertaken by these key thinkers in sociology and related disciplines, and provides some background to current sociological thinking.
Alongside Karl Marx, Michel Foucault and Max Weber, LSE's 'Global Thinkers' include Anthony Giddens, David Harvey, Leslie Sklair, Sylvia Chant, Ulrich Beck, and Martin Albrow. More|
This TLC-funded research method workshop aims at bringing together both established and early-career researchers working on China, sharing their hands-on experiences of addressing various constraints that they have encountered in the course of their fieldwork.
This interdisciplinary workshop invites contributors to reflect upon their past/present field research projects, and draw some lessons, both practical and academic, which can be shared with the audience.
Participants wishing to present their thoughts are invited to submit a 150 word (max) abstract and a short biography to Dr Hyun Shin, Department of Geography and Environment, at firstname.lastname@example.com| by Thursday 4 April.
For more information, click here|.
The ESRC is pleased to participate as funding partner in the What Works Network, announced by the chief secretary to the treasury, Danny Alexander, and minister for government policy, Oliver Letwin.
The aim of the What Works Network is to provide robust research evidence to guide decision-making on £200 billion of public spending.
As well as two existing centres of excellence, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence and the Educational Endowment Foundation, the network will consist of four new independent institutions part-funded by the Government, with significant contributions from ESRC.
The new centres will be focusing on four key research areas: tackling crime, promoting active and independent ageing, effective early intervention, and fostering local economic growth. More|
Most downloaded items in LSE Research Online| in February 2013:
1. Lewis, Paul and Newburn, Tim and Taylor, Matthew and Mcgillivray, Catriona and Greenhill, Aster and Frayman, Harold and Proctor, Rob (2011) Reading the riots: investigating England's summer of disorder|, LSE and The Guardian, London, UK (938 downloads).
2. Livingstone, Sonia (2008) Taking risky opportunities in youthful content creation: teenagers' use of social networking sites for intimacy, privacy and self-expression|. New media & society, 10 (3). pp. 393-411. ISSN 1461-4448 (861 downloads).
3. Hills, John and Brewer, Mike and Jenkins, Stephen P and Lister, Ruth and Lupton, Ruth and Machin, Stephen and Mills, Colin and Modood, Tariq and Rees, Teresa and Riddell, Sheila (2010) An anatomy of economic inequality in the UK: report of the National Equality Panel|. CASEreport, 60. Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK. (859 downloads).
4. Anheier, Helmut K. (2000) Managing non-profit organisations: towards a new approach|. Civil Society Working Paper series, 1. Centre for Civil Society, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK. ISBN 0753013436. (764 downloads).
5. Coyle-Shapiro, Jacqueline A-M. and Kessler, Ian (2000) Consequences of the psychological contract for the employment relationship: a large scale survey|. Journal of management studies, 37 (7). pp. 903-930. ISSN 1467-6486 (601 downloads).
Total downloads for February 2013: 81,686
Candidates interested in applying for any of the opportunities below should email firstname.lastname@example.com| (unless otherwise stated).
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Support for visits by LSE academic staff and PhD students to universities and other organisations in the Santander Universidades Network. Up to twenty awards are available for academic year 2012-13, with a maximum of £2,500 awarded in each case. Santander Travel Fund|
Deadline: 12 April 2013
LSE and Sciences Po have been institutional partners for the past decade. The annual faculty mobility scheme is the newest initiative to seek to deepen our academic collaboration.
The scheme will enable faculty to spend at least a month in a host department (or unit) at the other institution in order to:
In order to maximise flexibility, the scheme has been designed with the following:
Participants will continue to receive their normal salary and a travel grant from their home institution. They will also receive a subsistence allowance or salary from the host institution. For more information or to apply, click here|.
Deadline: 30 April 2013
ESRC is seeking applications for retail Knowledge Exchange Opportunities| which address issues across the retail sector. In particular ESRC is interested in applications focusing on:
Potential activities could include:
Deadline: 14 May 2013
Applications are invited from LSE PhD students for mobility bursaries to visit one of the School's institutional partners (Columbia University, New York; the National University of Singapore (NUS); Peking University, Beijing; Sciences Po, Paris; or the University of Cape Town) in order to work informally with an advisor on their PhD thesis, research and/or on related publications and presentations, and to introduce them to the academic culture, professional contacts and employment opportunities of another country/region.
For 2013-14, up to ten bursaries are on offer to visit one of the above listed five partner institutions. For any one partner institution, up to two flat rate bursaries of £2,500 are available.
Students registered for PhD studies at any LSE department and who have already been upgraded to full doctoral student status are eligible to apply. Each visit should be a minimum of two months and a maximum of three months in duration.
Full details about the Partnership Mobility Bursaries, including application procedures, can be found here|. Any further enquiries should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com|.
Deadline: 16 May 2013
The objective of these awards is to enable distinguished academics based overseas to spend between three and twelve months inclusive at a UK university, primarily in order to enhance the skills of academic staff or the student body within the host institution.
It is recognised that visiting professors may also wish to use the opportunity to further their own academic interests. The over-riding criteria for selection are first the academic standing and achievements of the visitor in terms of research and teaching, and secondly the ability of the receiving institution to benefit from the imported skills and expertise. Priority will be given to new or recent collaborative ventures. More|
Deadline: 1 June 2013
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation invites applications for grants to hold advanced research workshops in NATO partner countries. The advanced research workshops contribute to the assessment of existing knowledge on important topics in security-related civil science and technology and serve to build networks among scientists from NATO and its partner countries.
Workshops are normally of two to three days' duration, involving between 20 and 50 participants. They should be conducted by a co-director from a NATO country and a co-director from a partner country. Funding is on average worth €30,000 to €40,000. More|
Deadline: 14 June 2013 (forecast)
The Institute for Economic Thinking and the Centre for International Governance Innovation invite applications for their joint research grants. Grants support research focused on key themes of interest in economics. The fourth round of funding emphasises research in the following areas:
INET and CIGI will also consider proposals consistent with their mission of furthering new economic thinking.
Grants will primarily be awarded to individuals or teams affiliated with academic institutions, think tanks and other centres of vital research worldwide. Scholars in economics, as well as related fields such as political science, sociology, anthropology, history and the physical sciences are encouraged to submit proposals. Grants are worth between US$25,000 and US$250,000. More|
Deadlines: 14 August 2013 (apart from Career Integration Grant)
The European Commission has announced the latest calls for its Marie Curie Fellowship schemes|. Researchers of any nationality are eligible to apply and the fellowships are open to all disciplines. The fellowships provide a monthly living and mobility allowance together with a contribution to training expenses and overheads. A number of fellowships are available:
Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development
|These provide funding for researchers moving from within Europe to work at another institution for between one and two years.
International Incoming Fellowships
|These provide funding for researchers moving from outside the EU to work in an EU institution for between one and two years.
International Outgoing Fellowships for Career Development
|These provide funding for researchers from the EU to work outside Europe for between one and two years and for one year following their return.
Career Integration Grant
|Deadline: 18 September 2013
Researchers who have recently joined the School after working abroad may be interested in applying. These provide a fixed rate of €25,000 per year for projects of between two and four years to enable researchers to establish themselves after a period of mobility.
Deadline: Anytime until 15 January 2014
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) invites applications for its highlight notice for connected communities and design research grants. These are offered in the AHRC's standard and early career grants routes for projects which explore the contributions that design can make to the connected communities programme. As well as meeting the normal requirements for standard and early career research grants, applications must:
Applicants must be eligible for standard AHRC funding. Grants are worth up to £250,000 for early career researchers and up to £1.5 million for the standard research grant route. More|
Professor Richard Bradley, Philosophy, has been awarded £611,262 from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), to examine policy decision making under conditions of severe uncertainty.
There have been two successful projects under this Scheme during the Lent term:
Professor Sandra Jovchelovitch and Dr Jacqueline Priego-Hernandez (Social Psychology): Communicating Bottom-up Social Development: A dialogue between multiple stakeholders in the UK and Brazil. This project aims to further develop a platform for dialogue between multiple stakeholders in the UK and Brazil based on LSE research about social development in Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
Professor Patrick Dunleavy and Jane Tinkler (PPG): Extending, deepening and enhancing public understanding of social science via School-wide academic blogs. The award was made to continue the support of the successful blogs run by LSE Public Policy Group and to develop the new US Politics and Policy blog.
See LSE Research Online| for more LSE research outputs and deposit your work to firstname.lastname@example.com|.
Rape law reformers who have failed in their efforts to significantly increase the number of convictions are placing too much blame on the role of popular prejudices against rape victims, according to new research from LSE.
Helen Reece of LSE's Department of Law, an expert in violence against women, says the influence of 'rape myths', the preconceptions and stereotypes about women which are said to negatively affect the way police and jurors consider evidence, has been overstated.
She also argues that the broad consensus regarding the low conviction rate as a terrible blot on the legal landscape is unjustified when rates are compared with those of other serious crimes. More|
Strict planning regulations in US cities, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York, are partly driven by powerful property owners protecting their own interests, rather than by considerations about quality of life only, says new research from LSE.
According to the forthcoming paper in the Journal of Urban Economics, because desirable places have become more developed over time, homeowners and landlords who own the developed land are in the majority and are more influential than people who own land that has not yet been developed. Developed land owners then use their power to vote and lobby local planners to restrict further building.
Dr Christian Hilber, co-author of the paper and associate professor of economic geography at LSE, explains: 'For the owners of developed land the fewer plots there are available for construction the better, because this creates scarcity and so raises the value of their land.' More|
The EU needs to strengthen its commitment and tools to prevent mass atrocities, such as those perpetrated in Syria, according to a new report by the Task Force on the EU Prevention of Mass Atrocities which was co-chaired by LSE's Professor Karen E Smith.
The report highlights that mass atrocity prevention is rarely mentioned in core EU documents despite the EU's commitment to protect populations from genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and ethnic cleansing, as well as to promote human rights. Its development, conflict prevention and crisis management policies, for example, do not sufficiently focus on mass atrocities, even though these crimes threaten the achievement of the EU's core goals.
The EU's intelligence gathering and warning functions also do not systematically take into account the possibility of these types of crimes taking place.
The Task Force calls for the EU to make an explicit commitment to prevent mass atrocities and to incorporate this into the next update of the European Security Strategy as well as existing strategies for human rights and conflict prevention. More|
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Comic Books, Linux and KDE 4
- By devnet
- 25 January, 2013
- 5 Comments
Sometimes I read comic books. I would hope that some of you do as well. I collected the paper version of comic books when I was a kid (Mostly Superman and Spiderman) and I've graduated up to the digital version now. Comic books in digital format usually use the .cbz or .cbr file extension. To read these in Windows or on my Linux desktop (I was running XFCE for the year or so) I had to use a specialized application…a … Continue Reading →
Hate KDE4? Ignorance Is Probably the Culprit
- By devnet
- 23 July, 2009
- 124 Comments
Let's bust some myths today because a majority of KDE 4 haters out there have the same reasons for hating it. I'm pretty sick of seeing posts and news articles about "why I don't like KDE 4″ and then seeing that the real reason the person is upset is because they don't spend an extra few moments trying to figure things out…aka lazy and ignorant. KDE 4 was NOT feature complete when it came out in the 4.0 version. It … Continue Reading →
Convert Audio with Ease in KDE
- By devnet
- 16 August, 2007
- 2 Comments
I ripped a couple of CD's for my son this evening. In the process, I decided to setup Kalarm and Korganizer on his computer so that he could set alarms to remind him to do various chores around the house. While doing all of this, I needed a .wav file so that he could use a song for his alarm. Of course, he wanted one of the songs I had just ripped from his CD. Since I had ripped his … Continue Reading →
Autostart Apps in PCLinuxOS 2007 (KDE)
- By devnet
- 13 August, 2007
- 8 Comments
There's a question that is often asked via IRC on freenode #pclinuxos-support. Many people want to know how to get programs to startup immediately upon login. Now there are two ways to do this…kind of. Actually, there is only one way to get programs to autostart but there is another way you can have programs startup when you login…let's look at both of them. The First Way First, go to the PC Menu (or kmenu) >> Run Command >> konqueror … Continue Reading →
PCLinuxOS 2007, USR5411 MaxG Wireless Primer
- By devnet
- 19 May, 2007
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So you've just installed PCLinuxOS 2007 TR4 on your laptop and your wireless card is detected! Finally, a distro gets it right! However, you're not too sure how to proceed next…do you manage the device through the PCLinuxOS Control Center? Do you start another program and work that way? Do you use KDE's built in applet to monitor things? What's next? This is something that is often expressed in the forums at pclinuxos.com and something anyone associated with this fine … Continue Reading →
Dealing with Runaway Processes
- By devnet
- 12 March, 2007
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Have you ever been using your Linux distro and suddenly found a program won't close? It's frustrating when an application hangs. In Windows, one could right click on the taskbar and choose "Task Manager" and kill the hanging process (which doesn't always work BTW). In Linux, you can also kill these hanging processes. First, if you're using KDE press Control-Escape. This will give all processes in a handy window called the KDE System Guard. Clicking the column heading for "System … Continue Reading →


text: 5 A diamond in the rough indeed.Chrissy0jay | 16/06/2008 | See all Chrissy0jay's reviews (40)Top 100 Reviewer Top 10 Games Reviewer Having long awaited the release of this game, I can finally tell you that it was definately worth the wait.Chances are those of you that want this will have played NG1, but if you didn't, a basic synopsis would go something like "you play a kickass techno ninja who has to bring down an evil corporation and fight lots of mean assed bosses".You play as Ryu Hayabusa, legendary Dragon Ninja. The Black Spider Clan has stolen an ancient statue in protection in the Dragon Village which allows them to ressurrect greater fiends, and then the archfiend (that's bad...)Following a loose storyline, you play Ryu's travels around the world as he attempts to put a stop to the madness and prevent the awakening of the archfiend.The gameplay in this title is split between 2 main veins. The major one is combat (and there's lots of it!). Enemies usually attack you in swarms and it's up to you to bring them down with only your speed and reflexes to count on. There are 8 different primary weapons, four secondary weapons, and four ninpo (Magical spells) to use, so there are weapons for every situation and enemy, and a new "on the fly" equipment switching system really makes the game more accessible. The game is really REALLY difficult, and if the droves of spawning enemies aren't enough, then the ridiculously huge and relentless bosses will be the ones to hand your ass to you, crispy and well done.The other main gameplay element is exploration and platforming, but it never gets frustrating due to the tight control system and completely adjustable camera angles.This game's blood and violence is uncensored, and now you can wound some enemies by lopping off vital body parts. Once you've done this, you can initiate an "obliteration technique" that finishes your enemies off in sick style, netting you more points and even more gore.Graphics are absolutely sublime, and you get to visit all sorts of real world locations (including I think Venice and Russia) and New York. The wind effects streaming over the airship on Chapter 7 are amazing, and I won't spoil the epic ending to the level for you.The game is also extremely long, I am at chapter 8 and have spent 6.5 hours already out of 15 (I am told!) chapters. Along the way you can undertake optional challenges for extra achievement points and secret upgrade items to help your survival in later levels.Another neat feature I would like to add is auto health regeneration. Between battles, any lost health is refilled, but cumulative damage reduces the "refillable" portion of the health bar (e.g. fatal wounds). This makes the game more accessible to newcomers, but to veterans the difficulty is not compromised, since the enemies have been made deliberately harder to compensate.All in all, Tecmo have done an awesome job on this, but I would like to REALLY stress that it is difficult. For those who know, it makes DMC4 on SoS mode seem like a walk in the park. So, NG2 is a worthy sequel to NG1, and although it doesn't surpass it, both games can be held in equal regard. If you have a 360 you need this game.Pros:+ HUGE selection of weapons.+ Slick and tight combat controls.+ Gorgeous graphics and sound.+ Refreshingly violent.+ Lots of optional challenges and extras.+ Four difficulty levels.+ New gameplay features make the game incredibly accessible.+ Awesome boss fights.Cons:- May still be too difficult even for seasoned gamers.- Being swarmed by gaggles of enemies sometimes seems ridiculously unfair.- Some minor balance issues with later enemies.- A lot more linear than it's predecessor.


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|Mon, 10-14-2013 - 3:59pm
It was a question such as this that prompted the male author to write the following article in the Huffington post. He is tired of working moms of putting down his wife because she is SAH:
Look, I don't cast aspersions on women who work outside of the home. I understand that many of them are forced into it because they are single mothers, or because one income simply isn't enough to meet the financial needs of their family. Or they just choose to work because that's what they want to do. Fine. I also understand that most "professional" women aren't rude, pompous and smug, like the two I met recently.
But I don't want to sing Kumbaya right now. I want to kick our backwards, materialistic society in the shins and say, "GET YOUR FREAKING HEAD ON STRAIGHT, SOCIETY."
This conversation shouldn't be necessary. I shouldn't need to explain why it's insane for anyone -- particularly other women -- to have such contempt and hostility for "stay at home" mothers. Are we really so shallow? Are we really so confused? Are we really the first culture in the history of mankind to fail to grasp the glory and seriousness of motherhood? The pagans deified Maternity and turned it into a goddess. We've gone the other direction; we treat it like a disease or an obstacle.
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:11pm
...or instead of following this pattern of discussing me, we could actually discuss the topic? There was a great earlier post about the differences between a 14-15 and a 18-19 year old, I didn't see you commenting on that...
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:13pm
Or instead of the pattern of discussing me, we could discuss the topic? There was a great post about the differences between 14/15 and 18/19 years olds earlier in the thread and I didn't see you commenting on it despite you saying that the differences depends on distance of college.
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:14pm

Why post something that everyone has already seen?

I haven't seen any pictures that support your fictional comments about me or my kids. How and why did you get photos of me or my kids?
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:15pm
What are you talking about? Pics of your kids? I said NOTHING about your kids or pictures of them. Stop making up things PKA. You know I was speaking about the honesty of things I say and post.
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:18pm

What are you talking about? Pics of your kids? I said NOTHING about your kids or pictures of them. Stop making up things PKA. You know I was speaking about the honesty of things I say and post.

See, this is another example of not reading the posts.
I said:
<<FWIW, I will never take your word on how you think about my life, no one believe fairy tales are real morty.>>
<<All I know is that I read a lot of made up fictional comments with your name attached about myself on a regular basis, I don't know how pictures would prove that they are true, but you are more than welcome to post them here.>>
You responded both times that you have pictures. Since I clearly said twice that I was talking about the fictional comments about me and my family that have your name attached and you keep responding that pictures prove your comments to be true...well, are you not reading and responding to my comments?
Read the posts morty, read the posts.
|Sun, 10-20-2013 - 3:19pm

Why post something that everyone has already seen?

I responded, even copied your post in my answer.


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Last night word came through that Fabio Pinca was ill and would be unable to compete tonight, meaning that Lion Fight had to scramble to find a new opponent for Sean Kerney for tonight's Lion Fight 19 on AXS TV. They announced today that Jo Nattawut has stepped in. Here is the information below.
The headlining main event fighters for LION FIGHT 19 both made weight this morning, and the men's super middleweight main event is on for the full Muay Thai rules event tonight, Lion Fight CEO Scott Kent announced this morning.
Yesterday, Kent stated that Muay Thai Champion Jo Nattawut is stepping in on short notice to replace Fabio Pinca in the main event of LION FIGHT 19. Pinca had to withdraw from the fight due to illness. Nattawut vs. Kearney will now be a non-championship headliner for LION FIGHT 19 at Foxwoods Resort Casino's Fox Theatre.


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SBL Publications has a list of titles available for free download on this page. Because you're interested in Deuteronomy and its composition and ideological function, you'll be particularly excited to see the inimitable Carly Crouch's Israel and the Assyrians: Deuteronomy, the Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon, & the Nature of Subversion. From the introduction:
A prominent feature of attempts to ground the deuteronomic text in a historical context over the last half century has been the observation of certain affinities between Deuteronomy and ancient Near Eastern vassal treaties and loyalty oaths. More specifically, it has been suggested that the book of Deuteronomy, in some more or less original form, constituted a subversive appropriation of Neo-Assyrian imperial ideology in favor of a Yahwistic theocentricity: a text deliberately designed to undermine the authority of the Assyrian king by planting YHWH in his stead. The prevalence of this assertion has its roots in the widespread recognition of similarities between elements of Deuteronomy, especially chapters 13 and 28, and Assyrian vassal treaties and loyalty oaths, with a particular focus on the Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon, commonly referred to as VTE. . . . The following aims to go beyond the doubt cast on the nature of Deuteronomy's relationship with VTE to question the nature of its relationship with Assyrian ideology more widely and, as a consequence, to challenge the interpretation of the book in subversive terms.
On Ben Affleck and Sam Harris
Some comments popped up last night on my Facebook wall on which I'd like to share some thoughts. The above image was the first thing I saw, and I wondered who would think they could get away with such a flagrant misrepresentation of the comments Ben Affleck recently made on Bill Maher's television show. I was a bit surprised to read that it was American Atheists, Inc. promoting this kind of rhetoric, but the comments they posted along with the image were even more concerning. I'd like to talk a bit about Harris and Maher v. Affleck, and then the FB post.
First, regarding the image, I don't think anyone has ever said that any and all criticism of someone's religion is racist in and of itself. Perhaps someone did somewhere, but that's certainly not what Affleck said. He was responding to Sam Harris' well-known history of controversial opinions regarding Islam and what to do with it. This is what was said to catalyze the "gross and racist" comment.
Sam Harris: Liberals have really failed on the topic of theocracy… When you want to talk about the treatment of women and homosexuals and public intellectuals in the Muslim world, I would argue that liberals have failed us. The crucial point of confusion is that we have been sold this meme of Islamaphobia where every criticism of the doctrine of Islam gets conflated with bigotry toward Muslims as people. That is intellectually ridiculous.
Ben Affleck: Are the person who understands the officially codified doctrine of Islam? You're the interpreter of that so you can say…
Harris: I'm actually well educated on this topic.
Affleck: I'm asking you… you're saying that Islamaphobia is not a real thing, that if you're critical of something.
Bill Maher: It's not a real thing when we do it.
Harris: I'm not denying that certain people are bigoted against Muslims as people…
Affleck: It's gross, it's racist. It's like saying "you shifty Jew."
Yes, it would be "intellectually ridiculous" to insist every criticism of the doctrine of Islam is bigoted, but, again, I don't know anyone who's said that. Harris has a history not of criticizing specific doctrines of Islam, but of broadly criticizing the expression of the religion as a "bad idea." The dichotomization of "ideas" from "people" serves to inoculate Harris (in his mind) from any kind of racism or bigotry, but comments like, "We should profile Muslims, or anyone who looks like he or she could conceivably be Muslim," betray the thinness and fuzziness of the line that may or may not distinguish "ideas" from "people" in Harris' mind. That comment is undeniably gross and racist, particularly in light of the fact that many recent converts to radical Islam look nothing like Harris' prototypical Muslim (he points out even he looks like a Muslim, as if that makes it ok to say Muslims look a certain way; and skin color is not the central issue, despite Harris' defense of his position). He claims to be well educated in the area, but his etic and antagonistic perspective prevents him from understanding the Islamic experience and faith. He has never seen the US or Israel through Muslim or Middle Eastern eyes. He has never looked at the world through the perspective of one born and raised outside of the Western world. He does not understand the Muslim worldview or the cultural mores of those born and raised in the Middle East. No matter how educated he is or becomes, he absolutely does not, and will never, understand "the codified doctrine of Islam." (Nor will I or Ben Affleck, for that matter.)
The fact is, modern popular criticisms of Islam are thoroughly entangled in different ways with issues of ethnicity, nationalism, politics, and culture, but instead of taking the intellectually responsible—and time consuming—route of carefully disentangling those concepts and appropriately applying those criticisms, Harris and Maher pretty much always lump it all together and for convenience sake just represent it all as "religion." This is highly problematic, not only for those who highlight their prioritization of reason and evidence, but also for those who generally insist one must carefully parse the reasons and motivations for cultural phenomena and not broadly asign responsibility to convenient targets, as Harris insists when talking about sexism and employment stats:
I am well aware that sexism and misogyny are problems in our society. However, they are not the only factors that explain differences in social status between men and women. For instance, only 5 percent of Fortune 500 companies are run by women. How much of this is the result of sexism? How much is due to the disproportionate (and heroic) sacrifices women make in their 20's or 30's to have families? How much is explained by normally distributed psychological differences between the sexes? I have no idea, but I am confident that each of these factors plays a role. Anyone who thinks disparities of this kind must be entirely a product of sexism hasn't thought about these issues very deeply.
As proselytizing atheists, though, broadly assigning responsibility to religion makes for a convenient—yet artificial—religious bogeyman. This bogeyman is reinforced with the either insincere or ignorant notion that all Muslims may not be terrorists, but all "devout Muslims" believe everyone must convert, be subjugated, or die:
The only future devout Muslims can envisage—as Muslims—is one in which all infidels have been converted to Islam, politically subjugated, or killed.
Here Harris plays the role of the sectarian and dictates what Muslims may and may not think. This uncritically accepts the dogmatism of the most conservative factions within Islam that they represent the unilaterally defining expression of their religion. The reason for accepting this dogmatism is simple: it makes it easier to criticize Islam as a whole, rather than wade through pluriformity and diversity of thought and present a nuanced and rhetorically unhelpful description of the religion. That fundamentalism, however, is generally commensurate with social insularity (or quarantine), which is a phase through which almost all religions pass. Those quarantined within a broader culture of disparate values and priorities will ultimately grow out of that phase and begin to syncretize or reform if they hope to proliferate and continue to grow. This occurred in the Western world during the Enlightenment, an intellectual and cultural period of change through which the Islamic states have yet to pass. As a result, they constitute the dominant cultures in many places and are largely not saddled with the need to syncretize. Those Muslims living in other cultures, however, generally pass into that next natural phase of religious development. Their religion is no less Muslim. To say that only adherents to that insular phase are "devout" is simply cherry picking the most convenient sectarian ideology for one's rhetoric.
The facts, additionally, don't support the anti-Muslim litany regarding the inspiration for violence. This is a large and complex issue, but some observations betray the naivety of calling it all the fault of Islam. For instance, more than 95% of suicide attacks are directed at compelling an occupying force to withdraw from prized territory. That isn't suggestive of a purely religious motivation for that kind of violence. It's perceived by the attackers and those who support them as a valid expression of nationalism and cultural preservation and defense. Harris himself defends the murder of innocent people on exactly the same grounds:
Yes, our drone strikes in Pakistan kill innocent people—and this undoubtedly creates new enemies for the West. But we wouldn't need to drop a single bomb on Pakistan, or anywhere else, if a death cult of devout Muslims weren't making life miserable for millions of innocent people and posing an unacceptable threat of violence to open societies.
(The degree of the hypocrisy of this statement is difficult to comprehend. How many of those "innocent people" having their lives made miserable are the same "innocent people" whose lives we're just ending with drone strikes?) Harris highlights broad Muslim approbation of suicide bombing and the prosecution of non-Muslims, but we can just as easily point to US approbation of numerous atrocities committed over the decades in defense of "the American way." One need not look far to find jihadists appealing to Western oppression and violence against their societies and their people as justification for killing "innocent people." Harris' argument does not appear religious in orientation or provenance, and no doubt he would insist it is purely rational, so why is it fundamentally religious when someone who "looks like he or she could conceivably be Muslim" says it? It's not, but pretending it's religious helps Harris' proselytizing.
So on to the FB comments:
What happened to the Ben Affleck we used to love, who thought it was respectable—and essential—to criticize bad ideas openly and vehemently?
Remember the 1999 Dogma Movie which starred Affleck along with an ensemble cast including Kevin Smith (who also directed it), Matt Damon,George Carlin, Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, Linda Fiorentino, Alan Rickman,Bud Cort, Jason Lee, Janeane Garofalo, Alanis Morissette, and Jason Mewes? The film criticized religion and revealed the danger and absurdity inherent in fixed beliefs without evidence.
As with Harris, "ideas" are distinguished, ostensibly, from "people," but also as with Harris, that distinction holds only when describing atheist dogmas and methods. It vanishes when applying them. It's not Islam as an idea that is criticized, it is the expression of Islamic faith on the part of its adherents that is criticized.
Islam, like all religions, is a scam,
This is just a phenomenally naïve comment, if not downright dishonest. Sure, some people use religion to scam others, but to unilaterally categorize religion as a "scam" just flies in the face of the overwhelming preponderance of empirical evidence that belief in the supernatural has a deeply rooted cognitive and evolutionary basis and is a sincere and fundamental part of the worldviews and consciousnesses of billions of people around the world. That kind of rhetorical jab does not betray any respectable degree of concern for logic, evidence, or insight, but rather juvenile and naïve pettiness. It characterizes a phenomenally complex and pervasive aspect of human nature in terms of one of the most petty and base expressions of that nature of which it can conceive simply for the sake of rhetorical effect.
and dogmatically adhering to its provably incorrect core claims comes at the cost of equality for women, equality for LGBT people, science education, and many other vital aspects of a humanistic and just society.
It should be noted that plenty of secular societies are also having a hard time securing this equality. The issue is usually couched in terms of culture, politics, and personality when it's criticized in those secular societies, and let's not forget that New Atheists like Harris and Dawkins are frequently the objects of heavy criticism for their racism, sexism, and cultural imperialism. To what incorrect core claims are they dogmatically adhering to also threaten those vital aspects of a humanistic and just society? Certainly not the universal human frailties of selfishness, egotism, and ethnocentrism?
Racism is disgusting. As atheists and champions of humanist principles, we desire and demand equality for all people, but let us take care to communicate that criticizing a religion—an idea, with no rights—is not synonymous with criticizing someone's ethnicity, race, or sexual identity.
Unless you actually are criticizing someone's ethnicity, race, or sexual identity, which is often the case with folks like Harris and Maher, as much as they seem think they're allowed to as long as they're convinced it's true. Many people condemn racism and then turn around and defend their racism. It's not "equality for all people" to say you should get profiled in the airport if you look Muslim. To pretend that atheists are somehow immune to this in virtue of claiming to prioritize logic and reason is just asinine.
People, by virtue of being human, deserve respect as a natural right. Ideas, however, must earn respect by being in accordance with evidence, logic, and reason.
Islam fails, miserably and disastrously, on all counts.
We denounce racism. We denounce Islam. These two statements are not contradictory.
Not unilaterally, but they absolutely can be, and in the case of Maher and Harris, I think they demonstrably are.
Five Year Anniversary
Because of my schedule I haven't had the time to be able to post here recently, but I was just notified that today marks five years since I registered my blog on WordPress. Here's to hoping I have more time in the future to blog!
SBL Course Packs
The Society of Biblical Literature is circulating an email announcing new "course packs" offered through University Readers. Basically, the packs collect a series of representative readings from publications within a specific field and allows the student to read them at a discounted rate (an article in an edited volume appears to average about $4). It appears to be aimed at instructors trying to put together curricula. Check it out.
Free Download: Lenzi & Stökl, Divination, Politics, & Ancient Near Eastern Empires
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Housewarming Book Sale
I am in the latter stages of building a house for my family and me and am trying to scrape together funds to help furnish said house. As part of this housewarming campaign, I'm offering some books for sale. They're pretty much all in great shape, although some have light to heavy highlighting or notes. If anyone is interested in anything below, let me know and we can negotiate something. My preferred method of payment is just an Amazon giftcard. (That's where I'm getting a lot of the stuff for the house.)


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Raceland man sentenced to 151 months for distributing child porn
A 66-year-old Raceland man was sentenced on Thursday to 151 months in prison for distributing child pornography.
Ronald Breaux was also ordered to pay $1,750 to one of the victims whose images he downloaded, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of Louisiana.
After he serves his sentence, Breaux will be placed on five years of supervised release.
According to court documents, Breaux used peer-to-peer file sharing programs, commonly referred as P2P in online forums, to search for, download and share videos and images of children as young as 18 months old engaging in sexual conduct.
Two of Breaux's computers and five electronic storage devices were seized in September, which cataloged pictures and videos in computer folders with names to organize the illegal pornography, the news release said. Titles of the folders included names such as "young," "crime," and "incest," according to the release.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said Breaux downloaded, viewed and saved at least 1,485 images and 479 videos of victimized children.
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The undefeated Bears will host Lansing Sexton Saturday at 1:30 in the Division 3 Regional Finals.
St. Joseph is looking to reach the Michigan state semis for the first time since 1997.
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Jorge Lorenzo topped the timesheets at the end of a cool, wet and windy start to the final pre-season MotoGP test in Jerez yesterday.
Heavy rain and cold temperatures dominated the action but reigning world champion Lorenzo was able to set a best time of 1.47.423 on his factory Yamaha YZR-M1 to finish 1.051s clear of Repsol Honda rival Dani Pedrosa.
Lorenzo completed just 39 laps with each rider restricted to just four sets of rain tyres from Bridgestone for the entire test.
With further poor weather predicted for Sunday, most riders were limiting the number of laps completed to keep back fresh wet rubber.
Pedrosa had led most of the day with a lap of 1.48.474 as he continued to impress in wet conditions. The Spaniard enjoyed a breakthrough victory in the rain in Malaysia last October and he also triumphed in treacherous conditions in the last round in Valencia.
Pedrosa edged out factory Honda teammate Marc Marquez, who took third with a time of 1.48.524.
Ducati's Desmosedici once again showed competitive pace in the rain after Italian rookie Andrea Iannone set the fourth best time. His pace of 1.48.984 was still over 1.5s behind Lorenzo but he headed Ducati test rider Michele Pirro in fifth and nine-times world champion Valentino Rossi in sixth.
Rossi set a best time of 1.49.443 to finish ahead of 2006 world champion Nicky Hayden and British rider Cal Crutchlow.
Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider Crutchlow was eighth fastest with a best pace of 1.49.692 but he only completed 19 laps, which was the least of anybody inside the top 10.
Teammate Bradley Smith was 16th quickest and he only opted to complete 14 laps on his YZR-M1 machine. He set a best time of 1.52.047.
Irish CRT rider Michael Laverty was 23rd on the rankings having only completed 12 laps. It was his first chance to ride the new British-built PBM chassis in the rain.
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Typical Rossi....he completed 46 laps!!
24 March 2013 21:23
Small report on homepage from today and some reaction from Rossi, Crutchlow and Smith hopefully to be uploaded later.
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24 March 2013 19:38
well done Rossi
nice to see him finish top of the pile today, also, great stuff from Cal, he's so close, let's hope for a dry day tomorrow to finish the test. Marquez 7th???, Bradley 12th, he needs to improve, if that's possible.
24 March 2013 19:33
Rossi fastest Sunday
BBC Sport says Rossi quickest on Day 2, in better conditions. 45 laps completed.
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