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Season of the Crochet
Crochet season begins. "Babe, I feel like crocheting" – "yes I know, that's what you always start doing at this time of the year, it's your winter thing". I never thought he noticed!
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Wholehearted Living
This week has been a little strange – it is always strange when a friend of a very close friend dies of cancer and natural disasters kill thousands of people in one go. So it wouldn't be wrong to say … Continue reading
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I am so excited these days… I cannot wait to sit down and move these fingers and hands of mine in a happy frenzy anticipating the end of my project and imagining how it will look in its final glory! … Continue reading
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Saiyaara Full Song Video – Ek Tha Tiger
The full song video of Saiyaara from Ek Tha Tiger – easily one of the best songs in the album. Although we were quite disappointed with the way the song was picturized in the film.
The Saiyaara video wasn't released until now, simply because it would reveal the suspense behind Zoya's (Katrina) character in the film.
Watch the Saiyaara song video featuring Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif and tell us what you think!
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Game: (August 22, 2012 at 3:18 pm)
Crap movie but good song.
Popular 10 25
aaa111: (August 22, 2012 at 3:20 pm)
lovely song….
Highly rated comment 18 2
Emperor Khan: (August 22, 2012 at 3:21 pm)
Best movie's best song
Highly rated comment 19 2
aaa111: (August 22, 2012 at 3:26 pm)
all srk fans r jealous of the success ett is getting… so they r sayin mov is crap… bt ett is the bigeest blockbuster… eiter srk fans r crap or whole indians r crap.. coz mov is being liked by whole india.. otherwise mov would nt have collected record amount in wwekdays.. if mov was crap… it would have dropped in weekdays.. so its jus pure fraustatiaion of srk fans n thery r sayin mov is crapp… feel pity on srk fans….
dear aashkaran where r u lost… u were sayin such a bad thn abt ett when released.. it had negative wom, it will crash.. look wat happend.. hahahha…
i know ur fraustaion .. salman is giving blockbuster after buster bt ur poor srk …..
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Rajesh: (August 22, 2012 at 3:44 pm)
All time super hit song Nice song. Mohit chuhan good singer
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nagesh: (August 22, 2012 at 3:46 pm)
I request all Salman fans please don't mess with Srk fans.
ETT the movie which collected above 10crs on everyday in 7 days.
It crossed 20crs three time in 7 days.
Its 15crs+ on its 7th day.
Fastest 100crs in just 5days.
People coming with families to watch he film.
All this shows the film is liked by people.
If it Is a crap then it never picked up after 2-3 day like what happened with Ra.One last year but it picked up on Saturday then Sunday,monday is 20crs+ & today also 15crs+ on working day.
But 'GADHO KE SAMNE GYAN BATNESE VE PANDIT NAHI HO JATE'
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Rohit Anshoo: (August 22, 2012 at 3:52 pm)
hey indicine team.. love yu for this..
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rajesh sahdev: (August 22, 2012 at 4:35 pm)
n seven days, Ek Tha Tiger beat
Rowdy Rathore, Agneepath, Ra.One
and Ready. In just 7 days, Ek Tha Tiger
is the biggest movie of the year 2012
beating Rowdy Rathore
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jack08: (August 22, 2012 at 4:55 pm)
i m addicted to this song
awesome,mind blowing
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all three khans are lol: (August 22, 2012 at 4:59 pm)
movie me kuch bhi naho
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kartik: (August 22, 2012 at 9:39 pm)
nice movi and nice song very good…..
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pooja: (August 22, 2012 at 10:09 pm)
love u salman. . . .
3 0
Emperor Khan: (August 22, 2012 at 10:43 pm)
#indicine please mention that Mashallah is really became the Worldwide Blockbuster.
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Emperor Khan: (August 23, 2012 at 12:33 pm)
Akshay kumar is very cheap actor. He did publicity stunt for his OMG film.He is begging for money by Salman Khan's fans those come to watch Ek Tha Tiger in Cinemas.
3 1
haroonn1986: (August 23, 2012 at 10:23 pm)
good song. I really liked the chemistry b/w salman nd kat. That's why i liked this movie.
4 2
TiGeR: (August 24, 2012 at 10:14 am)
Why can't everyone just enjoy Shahrukh Khan AND Salman Khan films?? Why do they always have to be compared?? It's like comparing George Clooney and LeanardoDiCaprio, its not possible!
SRK and Salman are BOTH extremely talented and equally unique actors who have fantastic personalities and do incredible work. Both of their films are amazingly entertaining and a joy to watch.
I'm a huge fan of theirs from the UK & every1 in India should just enjoy films and stop commenting on money & popularity
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Neha srivastava: (August 24, 2012 at 4:42 pm)
saiyaara this song is awesome …………………………
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amit thapliyal: (September 1, 2012 at 2:10 pm)
awesome song it touch my heart
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mehmilraja: (September 9, 2012 at 7:30 pm)
loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee dis song n also salmannnnnn…….he is just awsummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm……….love salman khan
1 2
iqrar khan: (September 15, 2012 at 1:28 am)
like this……………………………………………………………………?
2 0
md Akbar: (September 16, 2012 at 4:24 am)
a supar song i am Akbar
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NITIN DIXIT: (September 18, 2012 at 6:58 pm)
2 2
tripati dey: (September 26, 2012 at 3:38 pm)
something like that
awesome song<3<3<3….
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Faraz khan: (October 7, 2012 at 12:57 pm)
I like this song
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rana muhmmad talha: (January 12, 2013 at 4:42 pm)
I love Salman and Katrina Kaif
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|Fri, 06-01-2012 - 8:58pm
The thread was getting awfully long and since there still aren't many who are going to TTC yet I figured we'd just keep the thread the same it was until we get a few more who are going to actively TTC. Anyway here is a little roll call to get things going:
Name/partner's name:
When will you TTC and if you're not sure when do you think?
What are you doing to pass the time?
Are you doing anything fun this summer?
Anything else to add?
|Mon, 06-11-2012 - 4:49am
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 10:28pm
Was in the middle of a post when my browser crashed so now I don't have time for it all. Will do it tomorow
Anyway I am 7 dpo accd to FF and I'm having tender breasts already. I'm on CD 21 and thinking it'll be 27 or 28 day cycle since accd to FF I o'ed on CD 14 since my temp went up the day after. I also have cramping. I think maybe I'm reading into it but I never have sore breasts this early. usually a few days before AF. I am not testing before 28 days because there is no reason to. I'm not wasting tests and not testing until I"m late but with my wacky cycles after the pill what is late for me?? I guess if I O on CD 14 then probably CD 30.
I'll keep you posted and will re write everything else tomorrow.
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 8:43pm
E-Stress can be a huge factor on cycles. I agree with the suggestion to NPP instead of chart...thats our approach and I love it. No pressure and keeps it fun and exciting instead of a chore, imo.
Emmy, good luck with your cycle and knowing your travel dates! I'm excited for you!
Kate, sorry about your wonky, maybe endo cycles....i hope it all makes sense soon.
As for my registration, its in process and it could be another 6 months. My boss has said that he will not pursue it at this point as he knows I'm doing my part and that having those extra letters behind my name doesnt mean much because I'm doing a good job anyway. So thats a relief, but still hoping it comes through soon.
I had my big birthday party this weekend even though my birthday was in May. Lots of sun, booze, hot tub time, pontoon rides and drinking games until 430am last night. I'm tired, but it was super fun. Ready to start the TTC train once I get this bloodwork out of the way.
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 4:38pm
Ruby - Congrats on TTC #2. Wishing you all the best.
Amy - Rob is too much sometimes. He cracks me up.
E - I had a friend who could not coneive for the longest time; until she cut all the stress out of her life, including quiting her job (she knew she was going to be a SAHM as well) and once she did cut the stress boom so got PG. If you're not up to all the TTC business why not just chart (smyptons, not temps) and NPP... less stress that way.
In regards to all this AF talk, etc.... my AF is still so out of whack and I really think I might have endo. AF hasn't lasted long since Teddy comes, only about 1 and a half days... really short, but really heavy and I am passing lots of tissue (sorry TMI). The cramps are what get me though, they last until CD4 or 5 and then come back with a vengence around CD 14. My cycles are lasting 26 to 36 days typically, but AF is just so short... almost too short. The new MW practice I was looking at offers a "meet and greet", so I'm going to set that up shortly and if all goes well transfer over there and get these cramps looked into further.
And a further AFM - DH and I talked more this weekend about #3, and at first he said he wasn't sure he wanted #3, I about wigged out because we agreed on #3 years ago. But it turns out that he isn't ready right now, which is fine. I'm not either. We need to get his condition under control before we can talk about TTC. He then said he wouldn't mind 2 or 3 more... Ha!!! I am no spring chicken.
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 9:30am
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 7:41am
Thanks Amy, I hadn't heard that before. Wish I had charted this month so I'd know for sure if that was true for me! Good luck the next few days, I hope AF doesn't show Wednesday!
Mandy - I need to kick the caffeine too! I'm up to about 3 cups a day on average. I'll drink regular black coffee most of the time (at home) so money and calories are both not an issue but I know the caffeine is not healthy.
Relay for life with your aunt sounds nice. Sorry to hear about your old friend having babies left and right!
Emmy - the scientific explanation is great, and really interesting! I appreciate it. It sounds like I really need to get a handle on my stress. Otherwise my cycles will continue to be affected, and that might make TTC more difficult. I wonder what I could do to help?
I do worry sometimes about my progesterone levels and whether or not I ovulate strong enough. I'll start charting again soon and see what kind of data I have. If I have to have a talk with my doctor I want to be prepared.
Hope your travel plans get nailed down soon. Hawaii sounds a m a z i n g !!
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 12:47am
Sandy, the x sperm do tend to live/survive longer than the y, which is why DTD a few days before ovulation is suggested. The problem, as you mentioned, is that it's hard to know exactly when you'll o. Of course, the only surefire way is IVF with PGD.
Yay Ruby! How exciting that you're ready to TTC. Any news on the certification/registration/whatever it's called for your job?
Mandy, what a sweet comment from your DH!
Amy, hope you get that 20 week bloat!
E, are you recently off of hormonal b/c? For me, there is no correlation between cycle length and AF, and I've charted over 40 cycles. I just had a 24 day cycle and the longest/heaviest AF I've had in years. The endometrial lining is related to your hormones, not necessarily simply cycle length. Do you know if your LP was shorter than normal? If so, you probably didn't have a strong ovulation, and thus less progesterone in your LP to inhibit endometrial growth. Stress can affect your hormornes, which sounds like you've been dealing wtih at work. Your body may have had a hard time ovulating this cycle, which would lead to the longer cycle and heavy AF. I can explain the relationship between hormones, endometrium lining, LP, etc in more detail if you want, but I don't want to bore! When I took that reproductive biology class in college, I never expected to be using so much of that knowledge! (mostly dealing with infertility)
I wish I knew when I was going to ovulate and start my next cycle, because I really want to nail down my travel plans. It is so hard talking to my mom about coming to visit sometime around mid July and not telling her why I don't have definitive dates. I'm also anxious for the IUI itself. I will be so happy if it works on the first try, but if it doesn't, I'll drink plenty of mai tais and go diving several times when we go to Hawaii. Probably won't be able to do IUI in August, as we'll be gone. Two of my good friends had babies in the last two weeks, which is making it even harder!! Oh, those cuddly squishy little newborns!
|Sun, 06-10-2012 - 12:19am
I need to kick my caffine habit. I notice on the weekend I am getting withdrawls...headaches! :/ I have a iced coffe every weekday morning when I get to work. YUM! But they have a lot of caffine and caloirs both of which I want to limit! I think I am going to just not buy my coffee anymore...maybe make myself one while at work if I REALLY need or want one but it will also save money not buying them anymore.
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The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) and Wildlife Forever announce the 10th Annual State-Fish Art Contest for Alabama students. With three age categories for students from fourth grade to high school seniors, the nationwide contest encourages young artists to draw and learn about their state's native fish, as well as fish from other states, and to compete for art scholarships to attend the Art Institutes International Minnesota. Entries must be postmarked by March 31, 2008, and sent to Wildlife Forever, 2700 Freeway Blvd. #1000, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430.
The State-Fish Art Contest is part of a conservation education program that sparks the imagination of students, while providing valuable lessons about fish and the importance of conserving the nation's aquatic resources. "The State-Fish Art Contest is a fun and innovative way to introduce America's youth to the wonders of our natural world," said Wildlife Forever's President and CEO, Douglas H. Grann. "With the scholarship awards from The Art Institutes International Minnesota and other prizes, the State-Fish Art Contest provides unique opportunities that young artists and anglers will not want to miss."
Alabama's 2007 winners were Connor Holcomb of Crossville (Grades 4-6), Sabrina Steuber, from Lee Arts Magnet High School, Huntsville (Grades 7-9), and Joseph Brooks from New Hope High School, New Hope (Grades 10-12). Their winning artwork can be viewed at www.OutdoorAlabama.com under the largemouth bass page and at www.statefishart.com.
Alabama is unique in that it has two state fish: the largemouth bass and the "fighting tarpon." Student artists may create an illustration of any official state fish depicted in its natural habitat. The state fish for each state is pictured at www.statefishart.com/states. The artwork must be the contestant's original, by hand creation. Participants must include a written composition on the fish's behavior, habitat, and conservation. The contest is open to all students in Grades 4-12. Entries are separated into three grade categories: 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. Winning contestants from every state are honored in each category.
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44th Cafe Pancake House: Shady Restaurant of the Month [closed]
by Andrew | September 7, 2008 | 8 Comments
44th Cafe Pancake House is located at 2119 Southwest 44th in Oklahoma City (map). You can call them at (405) 686-7702.
Please note: this restaurant is no longer in business.
The goal of every shady pick is to find a tasty bit of food at a location the average person may never have the guts to try on their own. This month's pick, Macy's Pancake House, was actually recommended by one of our shady-lovin' readers. The only thing is, Macy's Pancake House was sold, and the name changed. It is now 44th Cafe Pancake House. Actually, I think it's really only called 44th Cafe, but Pancake House still is pasted down the pole so that is what I will call it.
I had been to 44th Cafe about a year ago (when it was Macy's) and remembered it to be pretty good. I decided to go back and try it again. Sure, it's pretty shady. You will find 44th Cafe nestled snuggly among a long line of pawn shops and cash advance joints. The pawn shop next door actually outfitted my Volkswagen with a new stereo not too long ago. So, how shady is this stretch of road, you ask? Well, Sydney's Restaurant, the famed inaugural Shady Restaurant of the Month, chose to move just down the road at SW 44th and May. I will miss the old location with its leaky awning and its requirement of unplugging the fan to plug in the credit card machine, but even places like Sydney's are looking to advance themselves.
As nearly every shady restaurant does, 44th Cafe likes to proudly put pictures of their food on the sign outside. I'm not sure what the reasoning is behind this is. You would think the words "Cafe" and "Pancake House" would be enough to clue people in that there are delicious greasy morsels inside. Maybe they simply want to be sure that the image of their food can transcend language. Who knows.
Inside, I was pleasantly surprised by the well-lit, air conditioned environment. Smokers are segmented in a separate room and unsurprisingly, that room was full. There was no one in the non-smoking area except for myself and my shady companions. Also, if you were thinking about borrowing the proprietor's phone for personal reasons, you'd better think again. There is a big sign on the counter plainly stating "No More Personal Phone Calls." Lucky for me, I had my cell phone for emergencies.
After we looked over our menus, our waitress approached and broke down the options for us. I appreciated her candid honesty. "Breakfast is great!" she said. I asked about the daily specials and she said, "Oh, they are all good!" I asked if that was really the case given that all of the specials were under $5 and she clarified that wasn't really the case. She said the chicken fried steak is terrible, a frozen parts-is-parts patty. She raved about the spaghetti, though. We all decided to play it safe and order breakfast. I say we played it safe, but a couple of my shady friends ignored my sage advice and ordered the breakfast steaks along with their eggs and home fries. Please, hear my plea — never order a steak that costs less than $10. $4.99 is seductive, but it's bad news. The breakfast "New York Strip" looked like a thin shave of arm steak, but I could be wrong. Whatever it was, my repentant friend informed me it was terrible and tough. On the other hand, the eggs, home fries, biscuits, gravy, and pancakes were all fantastic — and very affordable. 44the Cafe also offers diner staples like meatloaf, pot roast, beef tips, catfish, and burgers … etc. I think I'll stick with breakfast, though.
One thing that stood out was the fact that everyone who came into this restaurant was known by name. Clint (who I called "Mr. Suspenders") came in and ordered while he walked into the smoking chamber. He ordered like this — it was brilliant:
waitress: "Hi Clint, be right there with your coffee and the usual."
Clint: (nods head and says something unintelligible while pulling on suspenders)
waitress: "Ok, I'll make that iced tea."
This was an amazing exchange of verbal and non-verbal communication. I can only hope that one day I can go into a shady diner, mumble and tug on my sagging pants, and find that my waitress hears my message — which will inevitably be "extra gravy and Dr. Pepper please" — loud and clear.
I love ordaining a diner with the shady honor, especially when it is a reader recommendation. 44th Cafe is a particularly shady location with big flavors and personalities inside. One of the waitresses swears that if you come back for dinner and order the ribeye, you won't be disappointed. She says you can cut it with a butter knife. That proposition is too shady even for me, but if one of you dares to try it and survives, please post your comments. Until next time, keep the shady requests coming, and don't be afraid to visit some of these places for yourselves.
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rod says:
September 8th, 2008 at 10:03 pm
Thanks Andrew, I can just picture the man in the suspenders!! I will have to try this one sometime when I am close by, sounds like a hearty breakfast!!
Michael says:
September 9th, 2008 at 11:35 am
Sounds very reminiscent of my visit to Jeff's Country Cafe on Classen. Sadly, I did order the steak dinner there (for what I believe was under $5) and learned the hard way. But there is something intriguing about the atmosphere of these places. It's almost like being able to go to the State Fair any time of the year and people watch!
Kevin says:
October 5th, 2008 at 8:43 am
When you visit a place often enough, shady or no, it takes little direct communication, as you've said it all below. I used to have a place like that, though it's been a few years now. I still miss it.
The whole no steak less than 5 cracks me up, reminding me of the MiBII line when J tells nerdman to take her to cambodia and buy her a lobster … pay more than a dollar.
Nancy E. Wood says:
July 13th, 2009 at 11:50 am
Hey, Andrew — I'm just getting to know the different writers at eataroundokc.com, but I gotta say that I keep coming back to the site as much for the writing as for the recommendations! "a frozen parts-is-parts patty"… haw, haw, haw: "parts-is-parts"!!!! I LOVE that — Keep 'em comin', 'cause I'm keepin' on comin' back to you guys!
Thanks, Nancy E. Wood
Wimpy says:
January 26th, 2010 at 10:19 pm
I had lunch here today, ordered a burger and must say it was one of the best I've had anywhere !
It's nice to get a thick patty of good beef (not frozen pre- formed, but fresh), that isn't cooked to death, I usually order med. well, but this time I forgot, not to worry though, it was cooked to done, but still juicy and delicious.
The wait staff is very friendly and efficient. Also the place is very clean, I'll definately try it again, and I'm trying the Rib Eye next time !
Autumn says:
September 9th, 2010 at 6:38 pm
I eat there almost everyday and have got the breakfast steak and eggs rare and it was so tender I didn't even use my knife, but i'm one of the regulars they know by name, so maybe I get a wee bit special treatmen, since I live in the apartments behind it it's like my second kitchen. I love Sam and Lindas 44th Cafe!
Becke says:
March 5th, 2011 at 11:13 am
The first time I went to this restaurant I hated it. The staff were rude and didnt do a good job. The food was ok but not worth what I paid for it. One day I drove by the restaurant which had a sign out that for ecery adult meal you could get a child's meal free. Being a single mom, and very interested in saving a few bucks i decided to give it a try. The waitress was attentative without being obnoxious.
The food was good for the price, cost me less than $20 for me and my three children. We often eat breakfast and lucn here. Although it is a little rough to look at it is one of my favorite places to eat.


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The new junior research group Astroinformatics has recently commenced its activities at the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS). It will develop new approaches for analyzing and processing the continuously growing amount of data in astronomy, which is stored in various archives. Physicist and computer scientist Dr. Kai Polsterer leads the group. With this, HITS comprises a total of nine research groups.
We focus on using new approaches to support observing scientists with their research, says Kai Polsterer. The newly established junior group complements the activities of the research group Theoretical Astrophysics, led by Prof. Volker Springel,. which deals with computer simulations for galaxy formation and the role of dark matter. In the spring of 2014, yet another research group will be established and further strengthen the studies of Astrophysics at HITS. The focus of this research group will be on high-energy astrophysics.
In the past twenty years, computers have revolutionized astronomy. Due to new detectors and innovative telescopes, todays astronomers can observe objects in unprecedented extend and with high resolution. Adding to this, there are new, untapped wavelength-regimes. Special Survey Telescopes map the sky and constantly collect data. Kai Polsterer wants to improve astronomers access to data that is available in archives in such a way as to promote a more intuitive research. As an example, he mentions the Sloan Digital Sky Survey which maps the sky with images in five wavelengths and detailed spectroscopy, and makes them digitally available. There are many treasure chests full of data to be unearthed, but it is not easy for astronomers to actually browse the data, i.e. to do exploratory work, the 37-year-old says. In a first step, he wants to develop tools that automatically extract object features from the data at hand, such as the so-called redshift. The redshift indicates how far away a galaxy is from us. A significant metrological effort is required in order to directly measure this distance. Therefore, the model-based, statistical values are very important for astronomers.
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HONG KONG (AP) - The American intelligence contractor who disclosed U.S. government surveillance programs fled to Hong Kong because he believed he wouldn't get a fair trial in his home country, the journalist who broke the story said Monday.
Glenn Greenwald of the British-based Guardian newspaper said Edward Snowden chose the semiautonomous Chinese region because it was the least bad option open to him.
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Greenwald said Snowden had watched with concern the court martial of Bradley Manning, the U.S. Army private on trial for handing a trove of classified material to WikiLeaks, and that it had raised fears for him about secrecy and "abridgement of due process."
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas and northwest Arkansas community will come together again this year to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 17. The theme of the events surrounding the celebration is "Service to many … leads to greatness." Charles O. Stewart, retired banker, Arkansas community leader and noted humanitarian, is the featured speaker for the annual Recommitment Banquet and the university Student Symposium.
The primary events will be the annual MLK Day March and Vigil and the 15th annual Recommitment Banquet, all being held on Jan. 17. However, the NWA Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Planning Committee has organized a full weekend of activities and events prior to MLK Day.
These begin with a community service project starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at the Fayetteville Health and Rehabilitation Center. It is sponsored by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
At 6 p.m. that evening a Service of Praise and Reflection will be held at Christian Life Cathedral in Fayetteville. Yvette Murphy-Erby, associate professor of social work at the University of Arkansas is the featured speaker. There will also be gospel performances by the Arkansas Gospel Mass Choir and the St. James Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir. The event is sponsored by the NWA MLK Planning Committee.
Sunday, Jan.16, at 3 p.m. the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Service will be held at the St. James Baptist Church in Fayetteville. The event is sponsored by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and the NWA MLK Planning Committee. The featured speaker is DuShun Scarbrough, executive director of the Arkansas Martin Luther King Commission.
The morning of MLK Jr. Day begins with two MLK Dream Keeper community service programs: a Youth Prayer Breakfast at 8 a.m. at the Janelle Y. Hembree Alumni House at the University of Arkansas; and Youth Activities, starting at 9:30 a.m. at the university Health, Recreation and Physical Recreation Building. These events are sponsored by the NWA MLK Planning Committee, University of Arkansas Intramural Sports and university Intercollegiate Athletics.
At 11:15 a.m., as people gather at the Walton Arts Center parking lot on Dickson St. to remember Dr. King, the City of Fayetteville will present its annual MLK Jr. awards. The MLK Day march will begin at 11:30 a.m., and travel from Dickson St. to the Verizon Ballroom in the University of Arkansas Union. The traditional noon vigil will be held in the ballroom, and speakers will include students, community members and university chancellor G. David Gearhart.
The awards program and march are sponsored by the NWA MLK Planning Committee and the City of Fayetteville. The vigil ceremony is sponsored by the university's Associated Student Government and the Black Students Association.
Following the vigil, university students will join in a MLK Day of Service from 2-5 p.m. The event will be coordinated by the Volunteer Action Center, and will take place in each of the university residence halls.
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"Play All" windows media player with out subfoders...???
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I have used the search button but could not yet found any solution to my question.
I am using windows media player to play my music, however if I select a folder in windows explorer and click "play all" button play all music in my folder "music *.mp3" but play and all music in sunfolders...
e.g music--> music1*.mp3 (folder) or music--->music1-->music2 *.mp3
How to stop this and play music only in music folder with out move,delete subfolders ...?
Much appreciated
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You probably need to open the music folder, select just the songs and add them to the WMP list.
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What I want to avoid is the creation playlists...
And if you add in folder new mp3 create again and again or add mp3 in lists...
The play all button is convenient...
Any tweak to play only mp3 in first folder with click play all button?
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Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Quick solution: select all the music files in the opened folder and drag-and-drop onto the WMP icon.
Long-term solution: re-think on how the music files are organized.
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The best quick solution is ONE CLICK and play my music...
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put the 700 mp3's in one folder, then open that folder and select play all, it wont open subfolders then.
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It just simply places them in the new folder.
Dragging and dropping will be instantaneous.
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make another subfolder within the music folder.nothing is moved just organised. i have a music folder and in it there is several hundred gb of albums all in subfolders of their own, to play an album i open the sub folder then select play all.
to make it easy to move the mp3's to the new folder . click organize / folder and search options / view tab , scroll to bottom of list then check the box to have a checkbox when selecting items.
then apply
when you open the music folder click organize /select all then de select the subfolders including the new one and drag the 700 mp3's into the new folder .you can see it has 700 as the number of files will show when dragging. if it says more then stop dragging and check to see if there is another subfolder with the box ticked.
its easy to move an extra file or folder using this method so be careful. after a while you get used to using it this way but in the beginning its best to take care, if you dont like having the checkbox method then once you move the files then retrace the steps to turn check boxes off.
Edit: its occured to me that you wont need to use the above method as your folders will probably be first then all the mp3 files so selecting will be easy. i have auto arrange disabled and in some folders (not the music one)have a mix up of files and folders, using the check box method is ideal in my situation.
however if you are adamant that you will not create a new subolder to make it easy for yourself, then using the check box method ,select all/ de selecting the subfolders then play all will work without playing the subfolders. you would have to do this every time you want to play the 700 mp3's bit of a drag IMO
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With today's emphasis on energy efficiency in lighting, it's easy to forget that our old, inefficient friend, the incandescent light bulb, still exists. In fact, it may never go away. The lowly incandescent isn't just the less-efficient alternative to modern bulbs, it is oftentimes the only bulb available for many everyday applications.
Standard Shape
They're known as A-shape, pear shape, or traditional, but most people just call them light bulbs. Standard shape bulbs are the old-fashioned bulbs that many of you are still using or are hoarding in your attic. Though these bulbs are the type most directly affected by EISA 2007 and other lighting legislation, lower-wattage and special application bulbs aren't going away anytime soon.
Low Voltage
Have an RV or a camper? Chances are you use one of these 12 or 24 volt light bulbs. Other applications include landscape and outdoor lighting, especially battery-powered. Though they look just like other bulbs, don't use them in your home, or they'll blow out in a fraction of a second!
Antique and Vintage
An increasingly popular bulb type, antique bulbs are reproductions of bulbs made in the 19th century, with many very closely resembling the original bulb made by Thomas Edison himself. Though they are highly inefficient, even in comparison to other incandescent bulbs, these beautiful creations are popular in restaurants, retail stores, and of course, home restorations.
Spot and Flood
Though Halogen reflector bulbs are more popular, incandescent spot and flood lights are popular options for recessed cans in homes, businesses, and even elevators. Many are also weatherproof, making them a good choice for covered outdoor fixtures.
Also known simply as "heat lamps," these reflector bulbs emit more infrared heat than light. In effect, they are heaters you can screw into a light socket. Infrared heat lamps are commonly used in fast food warmers, buffets, and even household bathrooms.
Decorative Chandelier
Meant to replicate the look of a flame, these bulbs are what you see in chandeliers, electric candles, and a host of other decorative light fixtures. The most popular versions are straight tip (torpedo) and bent tip, but specialty bulbs like shaped like prisms, satin string bulbs made to reproduce a gas flame, and flicker flame bulbs are also common.
Decorative Globe
Used in holiday lights and outdoor light stringers as well as bathroom vanities and even as a non-traditional alternative for chandeliers, globe bulbs are nearly as widespread as standard shape bulbs.
Tubular bulbs include many sizes and styles of bulbs made for applications as varied as older incandescent exit signs and picture lamps. You may also see these in household appliances like vacuum cleaners and as replacement bulbs for microwave ovens.
Linear incandescents are one of two proprietary technologies made or licensed by GE for their Lumiline brand and by Sylvania for their Linestra brand. Though rare now, these were once a high-CRI, warm-toned alternative to fluorescent tubes.
Silver Bowl
Silver bowl bulbs are frequently used in restaurant pendant lights and other base-up fixtures. The reflective coating on the top of the bulb redirects light into a hanging fixture so that it is refracted by the fixture's shade, reducing glare.
S6, S11, and S14 Indicator
S-type incandescent bulbs are found in everything from heavy machinery to instrument panels. S11 and S14 bulbs are widely used in signs, marquees, and flashing arrow sign boards you see in merging traffic as well as in amusement park rides, where they outline the profile of roller-coasters and bring a sparkle to Ferris wheels and merry-go-rounds.
C7 and C9 Commercial
C7 and C9 bulbs are well-known for their use in Christmas lights, though they have many commercial and specialty applications as well. Like S-type bulbs, C-type bulbs are often used in marquees and signs. In homes, C7 bulbs have especially widespread use in night lights.
Colored and Bug Lights
Though CFL and LED colored light bulbs are slowly gaining ground, colored incandescent bulbs are much more common. Colored light bulbs can be found in just about any bulb shape mentioned above. An especially popular subset of colored bulbs, the yellow bug light, is used on porches and decks as their yellow color blocks the wavelengths of light that attract moths and other irritating flying insects.
Code Beacon
Code beacon bulbs are high-wattage, high-output bulbs used on the roofs of buildings and in radio towers to signal aircraft.
Traffic Signal
As their name implies, these bulbs are used in old-fashioned traffic signals, though they have been all but replaced by Halogen and LED bulbs.
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Yes, incandescent light bulbs are effective and the old favourite of the halogen bulb cannot be forgotten and dismissed. The LED bulb is still my favourite choice of bulb however and they're available now at cost effective prices.
I don't understand why there isn't blood on the streets regarding the impending (or threatened) doom of the incadescent light bulb. If you care at all about how things look (and by things, I mean rooms AND people), there is just no substitute for the beautiful warm glow of an incandescent bulb. Give me total darkness if my only other choice is the grim, hideous, bluish cast (reminiscent of scuzzy cafeterias and mental hospitals) given off by the abomination that is flourescent lighting. LED's are trying, but so far, they are only slightly less vomitous.
Don' forget photography! A "white" LED is a brilliant blue LED that activates a yellow florescent material. The resulting illumination consists of a very narrow frequency band of blue added to the narrow frequency band of yellow. It looks sort of white, but lacks the majority of the visible color spectrum. Some commercial lighting fixtures have added a red LED to the mix, which helps a lot, but is still missing the majority of color definition.
An incandescent lamp, while short in the blue range, has that warm analog spread spectrum illumination that is psychologically comforting.


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Coming only weeks after the BBC, Britain's public broadcaster, became embroiled in a separate abuse scandal relating to longtime television host Jimmy Savile, the combined effect of the two debacles has been to plunge the organization into a bout of recrimination, public criticism and doubt over its ability to restore its image of probity and reliability.
Both episodes relate to the flagship "Newsnight" current affairs television program. The scandal has forced the resignation of George Entwistle, the BBC's director general who acts as both editor in chief and chief executive. Two other senior executives have withdrawn temporarily from their jobs.
Additionally, a decision by the supervisory BBC Trust to award Mr. Entwistle a payoff equivalent to $750,000 — twice the contractual obligation — has drawn howls of protests from politicians, newspaper columnists and rank-and-file BBC staff members.
The disciplinary action against the news executives followed the publication late on Monday of a report by Ken MacQuarrie, the director of BBC Scotland, into a program by "Newsnight" falsely implicating Alistair McAlpine, a former Conservative Party treasurer, in sexual abuse at a children's home in North Wales in the 1970s and 1980s.
The report said the editorial management of "Newsnight" had already been weakened by the Savile affair a year ago in which the program canceled an investigation into sexual abuse by Mr. Savile, who died in October 2011 at age 84, and who is now accused of decades of sexual abuse involving around 300 young people, some of it on BBC premises.
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"Newsnight" prepared its segment on child abuse in conjunction with the privately financed Bureau of Investigative Journalism, whose managing editor, Iain Overton, also resigned on Monday.
The MacQuarrie report was released hours after the BBC said its director of news, Helen Boaden, and her deputy, Stephen Mitchell, had "stepped aside."
The BBC management said that while neither Ms. Boaden nor Mr. Mitchell "had anything at all to do with the failed 'Newsnight' investigation" on Nov. 2, it "believes there is a lack of clarity in the lines of command and control in BBC News" because of a separate inquiry into the Savile affair. The BBC said the two executives would step aside until the end of that investigation, which is being conducted by Nick Pollard, a former head of the rival Sky News.
The BBC said its head of news gathering, Fran Unsworth, and Ceri Thomas, the editor of the current affairs radio program "Today," would fill in for the executives who stepped aside. The BBC also appointed Karen O'Connor, a former deputy editor of "Newsnight" and the investigative "Panorama" program, as acting editor of "Newsnight."
But furor continued to build on several fronts. Prime Minister David Cameron's office, other government ministers and opposition Labour figures displayed a rare unity in challenging the payoff to Mr. Entwistle as "hard to justify." Lord Patten, the chairman of the BBC Trust, said the payout was designed to avoid "long drawn-out discussions and continuing uncertainty."
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Tim Davie, 45, an executive with a background in marketing who is director of the BBC's radio operations, is to serve as the acting director general. In an interview posted by the BBC, Mr. Davie also said he would take a short period to deliberate.
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