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Kurt Colfer's Twitter account was hacked. But we speculated anyway.
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It's a very perplexing, unbelievable plot twist in the world of teen romance.
Ron and Hermione are not the only bad pair.
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This is what we call "fan fiction."
Those Ken Cosgrove robot stories don't write themselves.
Tina Brown has maintained the gift of a vivid imagination well into adulthood.
Jack Donaghy and Sally Draper.
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One fake 'Mad Men' Twitterer recounts the explosive drama in way more than 140 characters.
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Baby Kicks
It's a feeling only a mother will ever experience- her unborn baby moving inside of her. It's the most incredible feeling. For me, it's a daily reminder of the amazing work being done inside my body.
At first, the movements were subtle, like popping popcorn or fluttering butterflies. Now, there's no mistake she's kicking and jabbing away. Sometimes it feels like she's practicing kickboxing or karate with a quick jab, kick, jab, kick. Other times, I can feel her scraping her elbow or heel across my belly, as though she's trying to break the barrier that blocks her from the outside world. I try to get my husband involved as much as I can by putting his hand on my stomach. It's such a treat to see his reaction every time he feels her move. Those moments are so precious.
She kicks a lot during the CBS13 morning newscasts! I like to believe she's responding to the stories we're talking about. I wonder if she'll later recognize the voices of Uncle Ron and Auntie Laura since she already hears them every morning. She kicks hardest after I workout, especially after spinning classes. She also likes to wake me up in the middle of the night, usually around 10:30- midnight. And she sure loves kicking when I'm eating sweets! Silly girl loves her junk food, just like daddy.
Mark and I first realized she was an active one at about 12 weeks. Look at her go!
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Table of ContentsForeword, Preface, and Introduction
One Blood
The biblical answer to racism
Chapter 6
Are black people the result of a curse on Ham?
It has been clearly shown that the blackness of, for example, 'black' Africans is merely one particular combination of inherited factors (see Chapter 4). This means that these factors themselves, though not in that combination, were originally present in Adam and Eve. The belief that the skin color of black people is a result of a curse on Ham and his descendants is taught nowhere in the Bible. Furthermore, it was not Ham who was cursed; it was his son, Canaan (Gen. 9:18, 25; 10:6), and Canaan's descendants were probably brown-skinned (Gen. 10:15–19).
The following two quotes illustrate how people have been falsely misled concerning Ham and Canaan.
In 1958, from the writings of the Mormon church:
We know the circumstances under which the posterity of Cain (and later of Ham) were cursed with what we call Negroid racial characteristics.1
In 1929, a Jehovah's Witnesses publication stated:
The curse which Noah pronounced upon Canaan was the origin of the black race.2
False teaching about Ham has been used to justify slavery and other nonbiblical, racist attitudes. It is traditionally believed that the African nations are largely Hamitic, because the Cushites (Cush was a son of Ham—Gen. 10:6) are thought to have lived where Ethiopia is today. Genesis suggests that the dispersion was probably along family lines, and it may be that Ham's descendants were on average darker than, say, Japheth's. However, it could just as easily have been the other way around.
Let's consider some of the details surrounding the curse on Canaan. In Genesis 9:18–27 we read:
And the sons of Noah that went out of the ark were Shem, Ham, and Japheth. And Ham is the father of Canaan. These are the three sons of Noah, and the whole earth was overspread from them. And Noah began to be a husbandman. And he planted a vineyard. And he drank of the wine and was drunk. And he was uncovered inside his tent. And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brothers outside. And Shem and Japheth took a garment and laid it upon both their shoulders. And they went backwards and covered the nakedness of their father. And their faces were backwards, and they did not see their father's nakedness. And Noah awoke from his wine, and came to know what his younger son had done to him. And he said, Cursed be Canaan. He shall be a servant of servants to his brothers. And he said, Blessed be the Lord God of Shem, and Canaan shall be his servant. God shall enlarge Japheth, and he shall dwell in the tents of Shem. And Canaan shall be their servant.
Notice that when the sons of Noah are listed, Ham is described as being 'the father of Canaan.' The names of the other two sons are mentioned, but Ham is particularly singled out as being the father of Canaan. Why is this so?
Now Ham had four sons, Cush, Mizraim, Phut, and Canaan. However, consider the descendants of Canaan.
The descendants of Canaan were some of the most wicked people to ever live on the earth—the people of Sodom and Gomorrah for instance. What is interesting to note is that the Bible seems to indicate, in Genesis 9:22, that when Ham was disrespectful to his father Noah, this involved some sort of sexual connotation.
It is indeed possible that Noah saw in Canaan the same sin problem that his father Ham had. It is a sad fact of history (there are a number of recorded instances in the Bible) that when the father sins, the next generation learn from the father and are often more wicked than their father.
Therefore, it seems that Noah understood that Canaan's descendants would also reflect this rebellious nature. Remember, the people of Sodom and Gomorrah were judged for their sexual perversion.
The curse of Canaan has nothing whatsoever to do with skin color, but is in fact an example warning fathers to train their children in godly principles. If this is not done in one generation, then generations to come will express their rebellious nature as seen in the wickedness of Canaan's descendants.
- Bruce McConkie, Apostle of the Mormon Council of 12, Mormon Doctrine, p. 554, 1958.
- The Golden Age, The Watchtower (now is called Awake!), p. 702, 24 July 1929.
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Job Cuts Coming at Reed Elsevier?
Awaiting word on how layoffs could affect North American magazine employees.
A quick e-mail exchange I had today with Reed Business Information's vice president of corporate communications regarding a report in the England's Telegraph newspaper on 1,000 impending job cuts at the parent company:
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I read this story this morning about Reed Elsevier planning to cut 1,000 jobs. (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/02/17/cnreed117.xml)
I'm curious: How will this impact Reed's North American magazine business?
Please get back to me at your earliest convenience as I am working on a strict deadline.
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PORT ARANSAS -- Anthony James Garceau was arrested in Port Aransas this week after realtors tipped off police that he had outstanding warrants in other counties.
But locals don't know him by that name; they know him as Tony Stiles.
Keith Donley is one of several realtors who say they've met Garceau--also known as Tony Stiles--earlier last year.
Garceau approached Donley and he said he wanted to buy one of his million dollar listings.
But Garceau was unusually pushy with Donley and with a handful of his associates.
"(He said) we've gotta do this, let's push, let's advance this," Donley said. "(He wanted to) forget about the safeguards, the protocols that are typically in place."
Garceau made a play for a house in a high-end Port Aransas neighborhood for $1.2 million dollars. But every time Donley asked him to come up with the money, Garceau came up with an excuse instead.
"He couldn't get the money," Donley said. "He wanted to wire it all at one time, he didn't have time to be bothered with it. he was too busy, he was too important."
Garceau even asked Donley he could live in the house for a week before he put any money down.
"I basically told him to put up or shut up," Donley said. "We needed the money, and he wasn't going to take possesion of the house until we had it."
Several other realtors in Port Aransas and Padre Island said they'd had similar experiences with the same man, but were afraid to be identified in our story.
Garceau was arrested in Port Aransas earlier this week for out-of-town warrants. He's wanted in Guadalupe County for deceptive business practicesa dna in Bexar County for assault.
Garceau posted $4,500 dollars bond and left police his address. But the address is for a shopping center on Padre Island, and several business people said they'd never seen Garceau there before.
But now, realtors are on the lookout for Garceau, and say they're taking extra precautions to make sure every transaction is legitimate.
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Today is sloooooow. It's the day after the US presidential elections, and the day after Halo 4 launched, so the game industry is busy sleeping off one heck of a late night. We're still here though, and today's the perfect time for another QUESTION.
Those of you who were giddy with excitement over Halo 4 have undoubtedly picked it up and spent some time with DA CHIEF by now. There have been glowing reviews, fan frenzy, and more Mountain Dew promotions than you can shake a stick at, but the burning question is this -- has it been worth it? Has one of 2012's most hyped games lived up to your expectations?
Did 343 Industries step comfortably into Bungie's big shoes? Was the story all you'd hoped for? Does the multiplayer still hold up? Does it actually matter that they didn't include iron-sights for the guns? Conversely, does it feel like it's too predictable? More of the same? Was it perhaps not quite the shining beacon of perfection you wanted?
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It certainly is a complete MIS - if you include all the other Nova progarmas in the suite. Do they all still work?
NovaE for example?
As announced at Capita Conference last month Capita CS and Timetable Aid have teamed up to provide Nova-T 4 free to African schools.
Capita Childrens Services has announced that its timetable software, SIMS Nova-T 4, can be used free of charge by schools in Africa. The software has been donated to the charity Timetable Aid, and will initially be distributed to secondary schools in Malawi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.
The idea behind Timetable Aid was conceived by the charitys managing director, Tim Hicks, when he learnt of Capitas plans to phase out SIMS Nova-T 4 in the UK and replace it with the current version of the software.
Tim Hicks, managing director of Timetable Aid, said: In many African schools, a lot of time is spent planning the timetable manually, which can be an arduous task. In addition, the need to manage resources efficiently is perhaps greater than in the UK. There are a finite number of teachers, teaching tools and even less money. With this software, schools will be able to manage their teachers, pupils and rooms more effectively.
Phil Neal, managing director of SIMS at Capita Childrens Services, said: SIMS Nova-T 4 is a mini management information system (MIS) for schools as it includes class listings, pupil information and reporting facilities so for schools that have not used a MIS before it is the perfect first step. It is also designed to run on low spec computers which is perfect for Africa where computers in schools are often less powerful than our own equivalents.
We are absolutely delighted to be working with Timetable Aid. They are committed to helping these schools make the most of their limited resources.
Timetable Aid plan to distribute the software to approximately 2500 schools who will be supported by a volunteer group of IT support workers from UK schools and local authorities who will help the schools install and run the software.
It certainly is a complete MIS - if you include all the other Nova progarmas in the suite. Do they all still work?
NovaE for example?
I believe they plan to run nova-t in satellite mode what that gives you I am not sure.
I'm sure I will stand corrected if I am wrong....
So essentially they are saying you can have the scraps from the table? I know Africa is a 3rd world country but do they deserve 3rd hand software?
It makes sense as more important things to spend money on. This way the schools out there get to deal with some complicated timetable issues (you think uk schools have it hard) with free software.
Deep the in wilderness of Africa we can see the infamous Sivadam, a rare breed of timetabler. If we look closely we can see he is currently doing what he does best. Building a timetable.
You got to think, power is a big issue over there, and if you can pick up a 233MHz which runs off battery and get powered by the sun\hand crank, I don't think you'll mind running the old Nova stuff. Besides, I can't see royal mail delivering the discs when the internet drops out!!
Jees, the sooner Ubuntu take over Africa and rid them of the proprietary 'hand that feeds them', the better.
Yes but it's only free in the sense of 'here have this old car, it's only rusting sitting on my driveway - by the way, if anything goes wrong don't come crying to me'Originally Posted by russdev
Previous incarnations of Nova included a fully functioning database which, for many years, has been able to import the pupil data from SIMS (and any other MIS or Pupil database!). The more powerful NT6 is not designed to do this.
As for NT4 rusting. I bet it continues to work for very many years to come! There are those in the UK that have been using it for Construction purposes for the past couple of years when it was not supported for this purpose! To stop them doing so the export to SQL had to be switched off.
One wonders why you are critical of a company like Capita trying to help out by donating this software. I assume there will be no compulsion on anybody to use it if they have access to something else! At least it will be available to them! And I admire those that have offered to help by supporting it. I was actually approached directly to do this but, for various personal reasons, I regrettably had to decline.
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God help Africa if they get gifted the rest of SIMS - the support is bad enough here. Imagine having to upload your database to Capita via 14k dial-up modem...
Why does Phil Neal get out of bed? He gets moad at for doing a good dead by people who believe Ubuntu is the best thing ever!
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Nasa throwing out trash is news?
| Teetotaler
It's definitely not a repeat since Subby apparently has no clue where Georges Méliès came from. He must have not seen Hugo.
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Attacking another alien base I see.
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| Coastalgrl
The fact that the probes are named Ebb and Flow makes me smile.
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What a trip to the moon might look like
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| lenfromak
More like 1902 France.
| rev. dave
I read that as something dirty.
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Teetotaler: It's definitely not a repeat since Subby apparently has no clue where Georges Méliès came from. He must have not seen Hugo.
Came here to say this. Damn you are dumb, subby.
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I know it has been said here many times before.
Why is it that almost every paragraph is made up of only one sentence.
Even as a non-writer I can form a coherent paragraph of 3-5 sentences.
It's not like you're even getting a bunch of extra site clicks, for chrissakes.
Quotations do not necessarily have to be their own paragraph either.
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Your an astronaut?
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Prof. dr. Valentina Mazzucato joined the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in 2008. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses on theories of globalisation and development; transnational migration; and supervises Bachelor papers and Master theses related to those topics.
Prof. Mazzucato heads three international, multi-year and interdisciplinary research programmes on transnational migration (see Research) in which she collaborates with European and African universities. These programmes focus on transnational migration between Africa and Europe, looking at economic as well as socio-cultural impacts on migrants and their home communities.
She has served on the 15-member international expert committee on migration and development research of the Social Science Research Council of the US. She also served on the World Connectors' Migration and Development group charged with brining issues related to migration to a broader public. She regularly gives keynote speeches in academic and policy-oriented events.
Before coming to Maastricht, Prof. Mazzucato lived and worked in and on Africa for over twenty years, focusing on West Africa (Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Ivory Coast, Ghana).
You can view Prof. Mazzucato's inaugural lecture, held on 11 June 2010 at Maastricht University, entitled "Bridging boundaries: Transnationalism and migrants' lives in a globalizing world", on the You Tube channel of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Professional Career History
Valentina Mazzucato obtained her PhD (cum laude) from Wageningen University in The Netherlands with the thesis entitled, 'Rethinking soil and water conservation in a changing society: A case study in eastern Burkina Faso' (co-authored with David Niemeijer). She received an MSc degree in agricultural economics (cum laude) from Michigan State University and a BA degree (Dean's List) in Political Science and French Literature from Williams College in the US.
Before pursuing an academic career, she worked for international development organisations in the field of agricultural development in Africa (FAO and ISNAR). Since then she worked and lived in various African countries, primarily in West Africa. Her interest in Africa was sparked by her volunteer work in a Harambee High School in northeastern Kenya where she taught nomadic Borana children Physics, Math, debate and volleyball.
- Curriculum Vitae: CV
- Mazzucato's inaugural lecture summarises some of the main lessons and findings of her research on transnational migrant networks and flows
Official Publications
- http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Faculties/FASoS/Theme/ResearchPortal/ResearchProgrammes/GlobalisationTransnationalismAndDevelopment.htm: Research programme Globalisation, Transnationalism and Development
- http://fasos-research.nl/tcra/tcra-ghana/: TCRA
- http://fasos-research.nl/tcra/tcraf-eu/: TCRAf-Eu
- http://www.mafeproject.com/ : MAFE
- http://www.norface.org/index.html: NORFACE Migration
- http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/show/id=4426029/langid=42: Maastricht Migration
- http://ghanatransnet.org/ : Ghana TransNet
Prof. Mazzucato helped develop and is currently teaching in the newly accredited MA Globalisation and Development Studies. She engages in the following:
- Teaching the course 'Transnational Migrant Networks and Flows' which focuses on a transnational approach to the study of migrants in receiving countries, their ties with their home countries and relationships within transnational networks. The course also teaches about in-depth interview techniques through hands-on exercises and reflexivity in research through the analysis of migrant films.
- Lecturing in the courses: 'Research Methods in Globalisation and Development'; Globalisation and Poverty: A Connected World'; 'Theories and Histories of Globalisation and Development'.
- Supervising MA theses on the topic of migration.
- Teaching honours classes to groups of 5 students, each year on a different topic relating to transnational migration
- Guest lecturing in various bachelor and master programs within Maastricht University
- Supervising PhD candidates
- Externally examining PhD candidates internationally and within the Netherlands.
Extra Activities
Academic Activities and Membership of Professional Bodies
- Scientific Advisory Council (Wetenschapelijk Raad van Advies) of the Africa Studies Centre, Leiden University (2014- present).
- International Advisory Board member of VICI grant program 'Migration Law as a Family Matter' (2011-2016).
- Committee member of the 2012 VENI grant Social Scientific Panel, Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)
- Committee member of the 2011 VENI grant Social Scientific Panel, Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)
- Article reviewer for Journal of Marriage and Family, Global Networks, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Geo Journal, TESG, Journal of Refugee Studies, Global Networks, Journal of Housing and Built Environment, African Affairs, Ageing and Society, Childhood, Ethnic and Racial Studies, History of the Family
- Grant reviewer for the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO): ESR/MaGW and WOTRO
- Grant reviewer for European Research Council
- Grant reviewer for the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies (NIAS)
- Member of the Social Science Research Council of the United States expert committee (of a total of 15 members) (2007-2009).
- Associate Faculty member of Princeton University, Center for Migration and Development (November 2005 to present).
- Head of the "Transnational Links and Livelihoods Group", an inter-university Dutch group of junior and senior researchers working on transnationalism (2004 to 2008).
- Chair of the CERES graduate school Pathways Project group on Transnationalism (2002-2003).
External Policy-related Roles
- Moderator at the public debate 'Business development opportunities in developing countries and emerging economies: the role of government, business and education?' with the Minister for European Affairs and International Cooperation Ben Knapen, Maastricht, 07 November, 2011.
- 'Diasporas connecting development and integration' at conference Connecting Diasporas for Homeland Engagement, organized by Diaspora Forum for Development and Oxfam Novib, Soesterberg, The Netherlands, 17-19 June, 2011.
- 'Circular migration: are there benefits for migrant origin countries?' presented at the EU flagship conference of the Swedish presidency to the EU, 'Labor Migration and its Development Potential in the Age of Mobility', Malmo, October 15-16, 2009.
- Advisor to HM Queen Beatrix on occasion of state visit of Ghanaian President to The Netherlands, October 21-23, 2008.
- Expert meeting on migration and development, a 5-person meeting organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Hague, December 20, 2007.
- Co-organization of Development Practice and Research Network day on migration and development, December 21, 2007
- Member of the special committee on migration and development of the World Connectors, headed by Ruud Lubbers December 2006- March 2007.
- 'Transnational networks: Migration and development between Ghana and the Netherlands', keynote speech, NCDO Jaardag, Amsterdam, February 1, 2007.
- 'Understanding migrant remittances, savings and investments from a transnational perspective', keynote speech at IntEnt conference on Entrepreneurial Decisions across Borders, The Hague, November 22, 2006.
- Key note speech at colloquium organized by OCIV Migration et Développement, Brussels, May 27, 2005.
- Invited speech: 'International remittances in Ghana: What do we know and what can development agencies do?' International expert meeting Bridging the Gap: International Migration and the Role of Migrants and their Remittances in Development, organized by Oxfam-Novib, Noordwijk aan Zee, November 19-20, 2004.
- 'Do informal insurance arrangements work in a transnational context?' Lunch lecture at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, March 17, 2005


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There's All Kind Of Hurt
He knows his depression is hard on the kids, but they know that things like college will be only a dream unless they themselves fund it through loans.
He knows it is not poverty yet, but he can't believe how slim the line is between having and not having.
"I never knew," he says. "I never knew what rock bottom really feels like. How can I NOT say, 'Why me?' "
These are the stories that are being lived out among us, friends. And I know there are people who have it a lot worse than my friend – he knows that too.
But the demise of this country has a lot of demons behind it. They include a myriad of characters. There are the ones we blame in the news all the time — greedy bankers, investors, bosses, owners.
And then we blame ourselves. We always hear about our credit card spending and carefree habits despite all indicators of brewing storms. But most of us aren't that extravagant – we just want to give the kids a life full of the things we didn't have.
But as summer wanes and the experts forecast another 20 percent devaluation of our homes, we know the holidays are going to be tight and the heating bills are going to be plentiful.
The desperation we feel, the fear of things happening to us that have happened to those around us – the absolute liquidation of the human spirit and will — make it clear to me that anyone using the term "recovery" should be arrested for blatant lying.
There will only be recovery when people begin to believe in our country again, and that sure seems to be a bit unlikely at the moment.
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Pacific Imperial Railroad has been engaging partners to upgrade its Desert Line freight operations in San Diego.
In December 2012, the Delaware corporation signed a 99-year lease with the San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway Company and the San Diego Metropolitan Transit Development Board to operate the Desert Line, which provides Pacific Imperial the sole rights to run rail freight between the border crossing San Ysidro, between the U.S. and Mexico traveling south, and the border crossing at Tecate and Division, between the U.S. and Mexico traveling north.
Since signing the lease, the short line freight railroad has been engaging engineering, financial and strategic partners to work toward upgrading the line.
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The NATO Consultation, Command and Control Agency announced today the award of the agency's largest cyber defense contract to date. The approximate 58 million Euro NATO Computer Incident Response Capability, Full Operational Capability contract was awarded to a Finmeccanica, Rome, Italy, and Northrop Grumman Corporation, Falls Church, Virginia. The contractor team will provide security on NATO's networks and protect over 22,000 NATO military and civilians employees enhancing NATO's cyber defense infrastructure and its ability to support member states. In addition to protecting its own networks, the contract will strengthen NATO's ability to support allies in case of cyber attacks, when requested, with improved information sharing and strengthened rapid reaction teams. The contractor will not only design, test, and install the cyber defense capabilities, but also provide the subsequent maintenance and support over a five year period. The project scope includes the implementation of a robust infrastructure of improved cyber defense sensors and management tools, cyber defence decision support capabilities and mobile kits for Cyber Rapid Reaction Teams.
NATO is making interoperability MAJIIC happen, led by nine member nations, with its Multi-sensor Aerospace-ground Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Interoperability Coalition 2 project.
The NATO NC3A's ultimate goal is interoperability among alliance nations and their regional neighbors, and it is poised to provide more innovative, cost-effective tools. On its current path, is the NC3A meeting its challenges, and will these solutions prove successful in the long term? Discuss your ideas here.
"NATO SATCOM will certainly be handicapped if interoperability with national systems is not key to the design of how we go forward."--Malcolm Green, chief of CAT 9 NII Communication Infrastructure Services, NC3A


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The 20 Best Real Housewives Fights
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Last night, we learned that Kim Richards adopted a dog that loves to hit her in the face.
Never let those crazy people go.
She's filming cameos and guest spots, apparently.
Hey, everyone puts in their time.
Plus: Lisa Vanderpump got her butt felt up to prove it's real, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
The Soup, making it a really good week in posting their sketches to YouTube, reminds us why we started watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and also why we should stop.
Plus, Tom Ford secured a mansion in Palm Springs for his next fragrance campaign shoot, and more beauty news.
Plus, Jimmy Kimmel wins the night as far as bin Laden death monologues, in our regular late-night roundup.
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|Danny's Dinosaur Visits Florence Branch
Event Type: Children's Programs
Age Group(s): All Ages, Preschool
Date: 6/20/2013
Start Time: 10:30 AM
End Time: 11:30 AM
Enjoy dinosaur stories and meet Danny's dinosaur at the Library! Don't forget your camera. The character is from the Early Reader book by Syd Hoff. Danny's dinosaur will greet children at the blue chairs at 11AM.Library: Florence Branch (402.444.5299)
Location: Meeting Room
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By Max Barry
(The Penguin Press)
The power of words and the consequences of using them inappropriately are explored in fascinating ways in Max BarryÆs latest novel, ōLexicon.ö
A group of people known as ōpoetsö can use specific words and phrases to compel and persuade another person to commit acts he or she normally wouldnÆt think of doing. A man named Wil gets off a plane in Portland, Ore., and is accosted in the restroom before he can pick up his luggage. The thugs ask him strange questions about what he remembers and ōwhy did you do it?ö A quick escape ends in a shootout, and Wil is kidnapped.
A young orphan girl named Emily uses her gift of manipulation to do card tricks for money on the streets of San Francisco. Someone sees her in action and offers her a chance to change her life. She can attend a school where she can learn the ability to use words for more than just mere communication.
The story jumps back and forth between EmilyÆs eerie school with its strange exams and teachers and Wil, who has no memory of events prior to boarding the plane.
ōLexiconö is a strange combination of romance, thriller and science fiction. Imagine blending the works of Neal Stephenson with Michael Chabon and the end result would come close to the world envisioned by Barry. The words brilliant and exemplary arenÆt adequate enough to convey the amazing craft of ōLexicon.ö


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Louisiana Woman Sentenced for Texas Blueberry Thefts
BEAUMONT, Texas – A 47-year-old Lake Charles, LA woman has been sentenced for federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales today.
Nikkie LaFleur pleaded guilty on Sep. 7, 2011, to making a forged security and was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison on Jan. 6, 2012, by U.S. District Judge Ron Clark. LaFleur was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $130,000.00.
According to information presented in court, in 2007, LaFleur was hired as the business administrator for the Texas Blueberry Marketing Association (TBMA). In August 2008, LaFleur altered TBMA corporate documents to deceive Wachovia Bank into opening a TBMA bank account with account access limited to LaFleur. LaFleur used that bank account to deposit checks made payable to TBMA for her own personal use, including a month-long trip to Europe for her daughter. LaFleur was indicted by a federal grand jury on July 7, 2010.
LaFleur's sentence will run consecutive to a 20 month prison sentence she received for defrauding the government in the Western District of Louisiana. In that case, LaFleur was convicted on May 27, 2010 of health care fraud.
This case was investigated by the FBI and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Randall L. Fluke and James Peacock.
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WTO Trade Policy Review Mechanism
The trade policies and practices of all World Trade Organization (WTO) Members are reviewed regularly, under the auspices of the WTO Trade Policy Review Mechanism (TPRM). The TPRM was provisionally established at the Montreal Mid-Term Review of the Round in December 1988. Article III of the Marrakesh Agreement, agreed by Ministers in April 1994, placed the TPRM on a permanent footing as one of the WTO's basic functions and, with the entry into force of the WTO in 1995, the mandate of the TPRM was broadened to cover services trade and intellectual property.
The objective of the TPRM is to contribute to improved adherence by all Members to WTO rules, disciplines and commitments. The TPRM promotes transparency in trade policy making. It provides a forum for Members to openly discuss and provide objective analysis of each other's trade policies and practices. Reviews take into account the Member's wider economic and developmental needs, policies and objectives as well as the external trading environment. They are not intended to serve as a basis for the enforcement of WTO obligations, for WTO dispute settlement procedures, or to impose new trade policy commitments.
The frequency of the reviews depends on the Member's share in world trade. The four largest traders (the European Union, the United States, China and Japan) are reviewed every two years; the next 16 largest traders (including Australia) every four years; and the remaining Members every six years, with a longer interval for least-developed countries.
The review process includes:
- a detailed report on the Member under review's trade policies and practices prepared by the WTO Secretariat;
- a report by the government of the Member under review;
- a written question and answer process, whereby the Member under review must respond to detailed questions from other Members regarding its trade policies and practices; and
- a formal meeting in Geneva of the WTO Trade Policy Review Body (TPRB).
All review documents, including minutes of the meeting, questions and answers by Members and review reports (both by the Member under review and the Secretariat), are made available on the WTO website shortly after the formal meeting of the TPRB (refer TPRM link below).
- The TPRM last reviewed Australia's trade policies in 2011. (Refer to the 5 April 2011 Trade Minister Media Release: WTO praises Australia's economic strength and commitment to free trade.)
- More information on the Trade Policy Review Mechanism (TPRM).


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The primary purpose of the church is to focus on building the Kingdom of God by winning lost souls, reaching the hurting amid reconciling the wounded.
- Greetings from Our Presiding Bishop, Bishop James E. McKnight, Sr. -
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We believe in one eternally existent, infinite God, sovereign of the universe. He only is God, creative and administrative, Holy in nature attributes and purpose. He as God, is first in the Godhead, an essential being, revealed as Father, Son and the Holy Spirit.
A History of Church of God by Faith
"Daddy" John Bright Founder, Moderator
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May 9, 2012
BCOM department announces Missling scholarship recipients
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Department of Business Communication has awarded a Lorraine Missling Business Communication scholarship for the 2012-13 academic year to the following students:
- Molly Hall, a senior marketing major from Wausau, WI
- Tiffany Hoang, a junior health care administration major from Burnsville, MN
- Joseph Krebsbach, a sophomore accounting major from Colby, WI
- Logan Leske, a junior information systems–business analysis major from Eau Claire, WI
- Kaitlin Nix, a junior marketing major from Osseo, WI.
Recipients of the $500 award will be recognized at the College of Business Scholarship Luncheon, Friday, December 14, 2012 in the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Davies Center Dakota Ballroom.
The Lorraine Missling scholarship recognizes Dr. Lorraine Missling, an outstanding business educator who was also the business college's first female faculty member. Missling received many awards and recognitions during her career, including the UW-Eau Claire Excellence in Teaching award, a recognition she received twice.
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The weather here has been crazy, and by crazy I mean a good crazy. Some days it rains and storms and others it is sunshine and a cool 55-60 degrees. Now, in my opinion Arizona could go down to 30 degrees and I would be the happiest crazy person in the world, and by crazy I mean amazing.
I am just going to say it – Arizona has THEE best sunsets I have ever seen. How can you compete with this?
RIGHT?!?! How is that real. Cotton candy skies and palm trees swaying in the wind…okay, palm trees don't sway, their leaves rustle. You get my point.
I have not posted my daily eats in a long time. Most likely because I have been consuming the same thing for breakfast every single morning for the past couple of weeks:
Coconut Steel Cut Oats with cherries and shredded coconut, all washed down with kombucha. You need to find this flavor and brand of kombucha, and by find it I mean buy a case!
A little secret that I can share with all of you is that when my hair is ridiculous and completely unmanageable, I throw it up in a bun!
Bunday Monday:
Speaking of ridiculousness, my roommate turned into a hipster:
Yesterday I had a great start to the school season, and by great start I mean I assumed the fetal position in the corner of the classroom and rocked back and forth…not really, but I could feel the stress and anxiety building as I peered over my syllabus for each course.
Introducing my secret, no matter where I am or whether I am driving:
Pandora "white noise" station
I always tell people who are stressed, "breathe, relax, yoga of the mind."
In between my classes I have an hour break. At first I thought I would hate this because I am so used to bouncing from class to class without a break in between as a way to just get it over with as soon as possible. Never again. That break was glorious. I listened to my white noise and munched on this delicious salad:
Spinach, strawberries, chickpeas, avocado, coconut shreds, and vinaigrette.
It is from the cutest and most convenient lunch spot at ASU called "Bowl of Greens." Lots of Mediterranean flavors and make-your-own salads. They even have a juice and smoothie bar!
I need those carrots in my life. They are larger than my forearm, after one juice I'd be orange for days!
Perfect break. I also caught up on reading all of your blogs out there. Someone please tell me how I receive gift cards to test out activewear and Polar monitors!? You ladies are amazing.
After school I headed home to attempt to get ahead on lab work – bleh! Nothing more tedious than lab work.
That is all. Short and sweet.
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this shall be my weekend:
weekend, please hurry.
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The weekend picture is lovely! The wedding outfits sound exciting! Thankyou for your comment on my blog!
LOLz at the first pic ;-)
These pictures are gorgeous.
You had me giggling out loud at the first one, and smiling cheddarly at the second. Atmospheric :)!
Can i also just thank you So much for your kind comment on my blog, you have such a way of making me smile and pick up my mood! Thankyou.
So, judging by the first picture, not a greta week then? Well atleast the weekend is here now ey ?
Loving you and your blog,can't wait for more ..:) xxx
amazing pictures here on your blog!! love them
Thanks you guys! I love how pleasant it is to wake up to your comments :)
Happy Sunday!
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Around 3:45pm, my mother thought the sunset would be nice enough for me to photograph. grabbing my camera, I went outside and was greeated by the scariest storm front I think i have seen in Lynnwood. I snapped some pictures of it, and then turned on my movie setting of my Canon Digital Elph camera, and these are what I got
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Australian RADIUS experts and Finnish Internet engineers combine forces
The Finnish Internet engineering company Arch Red Oy expands its global operations by acquiring a controlling interest in Australian software company Open System Constultants Pty Ltd (OSC). OSC's main product Radiator RADIUS server is one of the most comprehensive RADIUS servers on the market. It is a base component for implementing both wireless (WLAN, 3G, 4G) and wired customer authentication solutions, which Arch Red has delivered to its operator and company customers in cooperation with OSC for several years. Read more »
Arch Red and Celerit to offer joint expert services
Cooperation agreement between Arch Red and Celerit expands the scope and variety of expert services available from both companies. Arch Red and Celerit are now able to provide even wider portfolio of service provider grade expert services and products including network design, IPv4/IPv6, SIP, WiFi and AAA service design and integration. Read more »
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Intel and NVIDIA have reached a $1.5 billion long-term cross-license agreement on a series of patent infringements, according to a joint statement released today.
"This agreement ends the legal dispute between the companies, preserves patent peace and provides protections that allow for continued freedom in product design," said Doug Melamed, Intel senior vice president and general counsel. "It also enables the companies to focus their efforts on innovation and the development of new, innovative products."
The foundation of the agreement states that all previous breaches and claims are released between the two companies as Intel pays NVIDIA $100 million out of their fourth-quarter profits from 2010, with the remaining money to be worked out of Intel's quarterly profits between now and 2016.
This is only one out of a series of patent claims between technology giants over the last few years, but it's good to see the two companies put aside their differences for the sake of forward progress – and for only the small price in billions of inflated dollars.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Jan. 10, 2011 – Intel Corporation today announced that it has entered into a new comprehensive long-term patent cross license agreement with NVIDIA. The companies have also resolved pending litigation in Chancery Court in Wilmington, Del., ending all outstanding legal disputes between the companies.
Under the transaction, Intel receives a license to NVIDIA's patents subject to the terms of the agreement. NVIDIA receives a license to Intel's patents subject to the terms of the agreement, including that x86 and certain other products are not licensed to NVIDIA under the agreement. Intel and NVIDIA have also exchanged broad releases for all legal claims, including any claims of breach of their previous license agreement. Intel will pay NVIDIA $1.5 billion over the next 5 years. This obligation will be recognized as a liability totaling approximately $1.4 billion, on a discounted basis. Intel recognized an expense of $100 million in the fourth-quarter of 2010, classified as "marketing, general and administrative." The remaining amount, approximately $1.3 billion, will be recognized as an intangible asset in the first quarter of 2011 and will be amortized into cost of sales over future periods.With the exception of one agreement term that is confidential, the agreement will be made available in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and can be viewed at www.intel.com/pressroom/legal.
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Chickpea & coriander burgers
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 10 mins Plus chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
High in fibre, low in fat and counting as 2 of your 5-a-day, this tasty veggie burger delivers on every level
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Freeze cooked or uncooked
- Vegetarian
- Healthy
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 344
- protein
- 15g
- carbs
- 56g
- fat
- 8g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 6g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
- 1.3g
- 400g can chickpeas, drained
- zest 1 lemon, plus juice ½
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- small bunch coriander, chopped
- 1 egg
- 100g fresh breadcrumbs
- 1 medium red onion, ½ diced, ½ sliced
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 4 small wholemeal buns
- 1 large tomato, sliced, ½ cucumber, sliced and chilli sauce, to serve
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- In a food processor, whizz the chickpeas, lemon zest, lemon juice, cumin, half the coriander, the egg and some seasoning. Scrape into a bowl and mix with 80g of the breadcrumbs and the diced onions. Form 4 burgers, press remaining breadcrumbs onto both sides and chill for at least 10 mins.
- Heat the oil in a frying pan until hot. Fry the burgers for 4 mins each side, keeping the heat on medium so they don't burn. To serve, slice each bun and fill with a slice of tomato, a burger, a few red onion slices, some cucumber slices, a dollop of chilli sauce and the remaining coriander.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2011
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I made a very similar chickpea burger patty but mine was VEGAN! Yay for us vegans. :) Here's the link if you're interested:
I made a very similar chickpea burger patty but mine was VEGAN! Yay for us vegans. :) Here's the link if you're interested:
I made a very similar chickpea burger patty but mine was VEGAN! Yay for us vegans. :) Here's the link if you're interested:
These were absolutely superb, I am so pleased I found this recipe...enjoyed by vegetarians and meat-eaters equally. I added chopped fresh red chillies, 2 cloves garlic and plenty of milled black pepper (and a pinch of salt), as suggested by another commenter below. I think this really made the flavour well rounded, and as we all like plenty of strong seasoning we would have found it too bland without the additions. I also fried the chopped onion to soften it first, as suggested by another commenter, as don't like onion to be too raw tasting. I made the amount into 6 cakes, and after coating with the breadcrumbs and shaping, I drizzled with the oil and baked them in the oven at 200 degrees for about 20-25 minutes. This worked really well, they were crisp and kept their shape perfectly when transferred to the buns. I had no problem with them being crumbly, the consistency was excellent. I served with chopped roasted aubergines, onion slices and tomatoes ( oven roasted in chilli infused oil and tossed in some garam masla ), then garnished the vegetables with the mint yoghurt. Definitely going to be a regular recipe used in this house!
I have made these burgers so many times, not just for my son and his wife who are veggies, but for myself as well. I love them, they are very tasty and filling and very easy to make. They are quite crumbly so treat them gently when cooking. I prefer mine in pitta bread or on their own with salad. Can't wait to eat them again!


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Friday 19 Dec 2014
By Julia Halperin. Web onlyPublished online: 07 February 2014
The collector Agnes Gund, the painter Sean Scully and the Whitney Museum of Art director Adam Weinberg joined dozens of academics, friends and family members at Columbia University on Thursday afternoon to remember Arthur Danto, the philosopher of art who died last October, aged 89.
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"We all, at one time or another, wanted to be Arthur Danto," said Lee Bollinger, the president of Columbia. The Detroit-born philosopher spent much of his 60-year career at the university, first as a student under the GI bill and then as a professor. During the student-led demonstrations against the Vietnam War in 1968, he also acted as a peacemaker between students and the administration, according to his cousin Michael Stone. Bollinger described Danto as a pioneer of interdisciplinary thought who refused to draw harsh lines between art history, history and philosophy. Over the course of the afternoon, Danto was also described as generous, goodhearted, quick-witted and "disarmingly persuasive".As a young boy, Danto became fascinated with art after watching Diego Rivera paint the Detroit Industry Murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts. He went on to make paintings and woodcuts of his own before devoting himself to philosophy. While at Columbia, Danto developed his now famous theories defining art and declaring its end. "He was the culmination of a road that began with Plato," said Lydia Goehr, a professor at Columbia.Danto was remembered not only for his elegant philosophical treatises but also for his more accessible art criticism. Goehr recalled introducing him at an event shortly after she arrived in the US from England. At the time, Danto was an art critic for The Nation, where he worked from 1984 to 2009. "I thought being the art critic for The Nation was equivalent to being the poet laureate of the United States," she recalled. Although no such official post exists, Danto did serve as a kind of poet laureate for art criticism in America, Goehr said. "He was a pied piper we were happy to follow," said the painter Sean Scully, a close friend of Danto. "We may have been just as confused at the end, but we were much better for the journey."
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This was a splendid service and tribute to Prof. Arthur Danto. Who could ask for more? Sean Scully, among others, was so elegant and persuasive.
Would that all memorials in the academy were carried out with such deference and dignity. --Donald Lindeman, MA, Art History, Columbia U., '76
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