text:
AsiaSri Lankan family finds mass grave in garden At least nine bodies found, as the UN considers censuring the Sri Lankan government over possible war crimes. 01 Mar 2014 05:37 GMT | Asia A Sri Lankan family has stumbled upon the remains of at least nine bodies buried in the garden of their home, police reported, the latest mass grave to be discovered in the country's former war zone. The family made the grisly find on Friday while clearing out their garden in the town of Puthukkudiyiruppu in the northern district of Mullaittivu, police spokesman Ajith Rohana said on Saturday. "Remains of nine people had been found so far and the skeletal remains were taken for analysis by the judicial medical officer in the area," Rohana told reporters. The discovery comes just days after officials raised the number of bodies found in December in an unmarked mass grave in the adjoining district of Mannar to 80. It was the first grave uncovered in the ex-war zone since troops defeated Tamil rebels nearly five years ago following a decades-long conflict for a separate homeland for ethnic minority Tamils. The final battles between government forces and Tamil Tiger rebels were fought in the Mullaittivu district, which was a stronghold of the separatist fighters for over two decades. The United Nations estimates the war between 1972 and 2009 in Sri Lanka claimed at least 100,000 lives. War crimes allegations Friday's discovery comes in the run-up to a UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) session starting on Monday in Geneva where Sri Lanka faces a US-led censure resolution criticising the government for its alleged failure to probe war crimes. It would be the third such motion. Last month, the Public Interest Advocacy Centre in Australia accused Sri Lankan authorities of exhuming mass graves and destroying evidence of civilian killings, a charge the government has denied. Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapakse has said he is committed to ensuring investigations into any allegations of wrongdoing by his security forces and challenged his accusers to provide evidence. Last year, construction workers stumbled on another mass grave in central Sri Lanka, hundreds of kilometres from the conflict zone. At least 154 people were found in Matale district, the scene of an anti-government uprising between 1987 and 1990 unrelated to the Tamil separatist conflict.Source: AFP
Sri Lanka rejects call for war crimes probe Colombo says UN recommendations for inquiry into the civil war are "arbitrary, intrusive and of a political nature". Asia
Sri Lanka war report 'shows rights abuses' International lawyers say government forces systematically destroyed mass burial sites of civilians during civil war. Asia
Analysis: Netanyahu's brazen American power play US braces for Israeli prime minister's polarising challenge to Obama on Iran in controversial speech to Congress. Politics, Middle East, US
Hate attacks: Bulgaria's invisible crime Human rights activists say the Bulgarian government is not properly investigating a growing number of hate attacks. Human Rights, War & Conflict, Europe
Soft approach to revolution in North Korea Defectors have turned to floating soap operas - even Hollywood movies - into the North to stir up 'regime change'. Human Rights, Asia, North Korea
Ebola and Africa's medicine men With modern communication technology failing to halt the disease's spread, traditional healers have stepped in to help. Health, Africa, Guinea
Sri Lanka rejects call for war crimes probe Colombo says UN recommendations for inquiry into the civil war are "arbitrary, intrusive and of a political nature". Asia
Sri Lanka war report 'shows rights abuses' International lawyers say government forces systematically destroyed mass burial sites of civilians during civil war. Asia
Netanyahu urges global unity against Iran's 'terror' Israeli PM speaks to US Congress about Iran's nuclear programme amid escalating tensions between traditional allies. Politics, US
Iraqi forces ramp up offensive to recapture Tikrit Al Jazeera reporter says troops have seized towns and villages along the way to Tikrit, capital of Salahuddin province. War & Conflict, Iraq
The SystemProsecutorial MisconductThe System examines two cases where prosecutorial misconduct may have led to wrongful imprisonment. Crime, Law, United States
Talk to Al JazeeraPrince Ali of Jordan: 'Bring back FIFA's reputation'The FIFA presidential candidate explains why he is challenging Sepp Blatter and how he plans to reform the organisation.Sport, Middle East, FIFA
Al Jazeera WorldAhalil: Music of the Red OasisThe music of the Algerian Sahara, known as Ahalil, is a key part of a way of life that has survived for centuries.Arts & Culture, Algeria, Music
People & PowerKilling the BallPeople & Power investigates how a match-fixer and his syndicate corrupted global football.Sport, Football, Corruption


text:
I don't spend a whole lot of time thinking about politics. Sure, I vote regularly, and I know who all my representatives are. But as a general rule, I file politics away with stuff like the underground sewer system. I know it's there, I know I'm connected to it, but if I start pondering the fine details, I just get a sick headache.
Maybe it's because politics is mostly about directing the thoughts and deeds of other people. I can't stretch my brain that far. I get up every morning with a fairly simple plan: Do a decent day's work; be a decent husband, father, and friend. Most days, that's enough to put me in the Barcalounger by 6 o'clock.
So believe me when I tell you: My opinions on the president's current troubles are 90 percent personal and maybe 10 percent political.
Some years back, I traveled the South, playing in rock 'n' roll bands. All my friends were single male rock 'n' roll musicians in their teens and early 20s. We spent our lives in bars, surrounded by people who showed up drunk and got drunker as the night went on. Inhibitions were low. Hormones were high.
But even then, the guys who had girlfriends back home had two rules: 1. The 50-mile limit. You took a compass, you measured out 50 miles from home, and declared that circle to be the official-girlfriend zone. Unofficial girlfriends inside the 50-mile limit were prone to showing up at your house, while you were spending time with your official girlfriend. A lot of musicians ended up homeless that way. Some got their guitars smashed or had all their drumheads kicked in.
2. The rub-it rule. Of course, this speaks for itself. Even when he was more than 50 miles from home, a guy with an official girlfriend was still expected to hold out until the temptation became irresistible.
Now, consider that our president, a 50-year-old husband and father, had an unofficial girlfriend right there in the very house that he shared with his wife and daughter. Even worse, he did the first rubbing, according to the Starr report.
You'd think after going that far, he'd just go ahead and have a full-out, flaming, reckless affair, just to make it worth the trouble. But no, he settled for a series of mostly unfinished quickies and that lame cigar thing. All in all, a person could get that many kicks being in the studio audience for The Price is Right.
Here's the thing that makes me wake up at night pouring sweat: If the fully mature, 50-year-old husband/father/leader-of-the-free-world Bill Clinton had been playing saxophone for me in 1978, I would've had to kick his ass out of the band for a couple of reasons. First, he recklessly broke both the 50-mile limit and the rub-it rule. Second, he's guilty of purely half-assed saxophone playing. Furthermore, if he'd lied to me and left me unprepared for his unofficial girlfriend telling tales, banging on the motel-room door, and wrecking band morale, I probably would've pawned his horn for good measure.
Now, 20 years later, I'm a little more serious than I was in the traveling-bar-band days. I figure I owe my wife and child some respect, and I ought not to take silly risks that can embarrass them or wreck their lives. I don't think it's asking too much for the First Manthe reigning silverback alpha male in this country, the guy who controls the nuke button and influences the world economyto meet these common-sense daily requirements.
I also think we guys ought to keep our lying to a minimum. If your wife asks if a dress makes her look fat, you say no. But if your wife asks if she should go on the Today show and swear up and down that you didn't diddle the intern in George's office, you tell her, "Nope. Better not."
Finally, when it comes down to hiring lawyers to say that a certain kind of sex might not be sex, I need to know two things: First, why are we arresting hookers who specialize in that kind of non-sex? Hmmmm?
Second, who buys that? Even my 1978 drummer, a backsliding multiple-girlfriend specialist if there ever was one, wouldn't have had the gall to try that story on a dead-drunk, unofficial, one-night girlfriend.
Visit Walter Jowers' Web site at http://www.nashscene.com/~housesense. Or e-mail him at email@example.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Relevant offers
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson, a onetime aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Friday for participating in a conspiracy to hack the phones of celebrities, politicians and crime victims.
Three other former journalists and private investigator Glenn Mulcaire all received shorter sentences.
Coulson was convicted last week after an eight-month trial stemming from revelations of illegal eavesdropping at the now-defunct Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid.
Another former editor, Rebekah Brooks, and four others were acquitted.
Coulson faces a retrial on two charges of bribing police officers for royal phone directories.
The defendants have said they did not know phone hacking was illegal, though the judge said they knew it was ''morally wrong.''
Judge John Saunders acknowledged that ''there will be those who will be outraged'' that the sentences were so short. But he said the legal maximum for phone hacking was two years in prison, regardless of the number of victims.
Saunders said he was reducing Coulson's sentence from the maximum to reflect aspects of ''good character'' he had shown in helping others, and because the case had taken so long to get to court.
The judge sentenced former journalists Greg Miskiw and Neville Thurlbeck to six months in jail, while another reporter, James Weatherup, received a suspended four-month sentence and community service.
All received shorter sentences because they had pleaded guilty.
Sponsored links
Australian police to scour bush for missing toddler William Tyrell
'Jihadi John' Mohammed Emwazi won't have the same impact unmasked
Fear of Ebola led to murder - and a whole village was punished
Bangladesh rallies for free speech after US blogger's murder
US weather forces cancellation of nearly 1000 flights
New plane tracking to be tested
'I am not afraid': Russians march in memory of Boris Nemtsov
Bali nine executions still some way off, says prison chief
John Kerry warns Benjamin Netanyahu not to use Congress to play politics over Iran
New plane tracking system to be tested after MH370 mystery
Brother of Bali nine smuggler Andrew Chan pleads on Indonesian TV for mercy
Tony Abbott blunt in Iraq war message to NZ
Former professional baseballer Mark Gilbert goes in to bat as US ambassador
'March madness' on Auckland's roads
Pint-sized thrash metal band Alien Weaponry makes waves
Lydia Ko gets a 'little power' off the PM, jets off for next golf challenge
Keys snatched from another foreign driver
NZ's terror threat level could rise - Key
Narrowest house in the world up for sale
Foreign tourists posing nude infuriate Cambodians
X Factor recap: Outrage and tears
John Terry inspires Chelsea to League Cup glory at Wembley
Black Caps Cricket World Cup win over Australia 'means nothing'
Why do men always think women are flirting?
Two car collectors turn a corner after restoring a rare 1954 Ferrari
New ECB chairman opens door for Kevin Pietersen's England return
Narrowest house in the world up for sale
Keys snatched from another foreign driver
X Factor recap: Outrage and tears
Cat's theft choices suggest sixth sense
Black Caps batting hero Kane Williamson stakes claim as unsmiling assassin
Tony Abbott blunt in Iraq war message to NZ
Large fire at Silverstream landfill contained
The week in celebrity Instagrams
Man Tasered six times for 11 seconds total in Police botchup


text:
Lindsay Sloane Celebrity
Watch See all »
Mar 4
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World
Two neighbors set out on a road trip together after learning that a massive asteroid will wipe out all life on Earth in three weeks' time, and they discover that the most important people can enter their lives at unexpected times.
Mar 4
How I Met Your Mother — Double Date(Season 5, Episode 2)
Ted goes on a blind date and realizes he went out with the woman before on an arranged date seven years earlier; and Barney takes Marshall on a guys' night out.
Mar 5
The Odd Couple — The Birthday PartyNew(Season 1, Episode 3)
Oscar pulls together a last-minute surprise birthday party for Felix, at which he hopes to impress Casey.
Trending TonightSee all »
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
9:00 pm | ABCI'll Watch291 Watching -
10:00 pm | ABCI'll Watch271 Watching -
Chicago Fire
10:00 pm | NBCI'll Watch234 Watching
Outlander: Season One - Volume One
By Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Not yet released Buy New: $22.95 (as of 3:02 AM UTC - more info) -
Sons of Anarchy: Season 7
By 20th Century Fox
Usually ships in 24 hours Buy New: $34.99 (as of 3:02 AM UTC - more info) -
Chapter One: 'Tis the Season [HD]
Usually ships in 1-2 business days Buy New: $0.00 (as of 3:02 AM UTC - more info)
Popular Shows
- 1. Empire
- 2. Scandal
- 3. Chicago Fire
- 4. Gold Rush
- 5. Grimm
Popular Movies
- 1. Doomsday
- 2. Act Of Valor
- 3. Birdman
- 4. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
- 5. Argo


text:
I saw someone actually throw cream cheese on a youtube. Funny.
Was it one of these?
21 February 2015 - 02:53 PM
I saw someone actually throw cream cheese on a youtube. Funny.
Was it one of these?
19 February 2015 - 06:33 AM
You didn't mention any museums, but the Victoria and Albert is a favorite. Fantastic pottery collection. Allocate several hours.
Lisa Hammond is in London. I've not been there, but she's "on the list" of potters I'd like to visit.
Maze Hill Pottery, The Old Ticket Office, Woodlands Park Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9XE
Tel: 020 8293 0048
Fax: 020 8293 0048
Note, it's always a good practice to contact potters in the UK ahead of time to confirm hours/availability. Many require prior arrangements before visiting.
The Craft Potters Association has an online membership gallery which is searchable by geographic areas. London is in the "south east" area, just be prepared to get a lot of potters outside of London too.
****email and website edited per updated information provided by PeterH (thanks!)
11 February 2015 - 12:17 PM
Here's a link to the Thermcraft website for contemporary kilns. Do any of these look like your kiln?
09 February 2015 - 10:23 PM
Can anyone recommend a stamp fabricator / maker?I used to use Jett stamps but it seems they've gone out of business.
It is so sad to hear that Jet Stamps has closed due to Brett's illness. He did a great job. Wishing him all the best.
30 January 2015 - 09:40 AM
Hmm, after watching that I think I need to upgrade my studio wardrobe Thanks for sharing!
Community Forum Software by IP.Board
Licensed to: Ceramic Arts Daily


text:
Changes in the Pacific
tags: World War II, China, JapanIn the 1920s, Japan began to translate its growing economic might — after a prior 50-year crash course in Western capitalism and industrialization — into formidable military power.
At first, few of its possible rivals seemed to care. America and condescending European colonials did not quite believe that any Asian power could ever dare to threaten their own Pacific interests....
By 1941, few Americans were even aware that the Imperial Japanese Navy had almost magically grown more powerful than the Pacific fleet of the United States in every category of battleships, carriers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines. The idea that Japan was waiting for an opportune moment to exploit American weakness, at a time when Europe was convulsed in war, would have seemed absurd to most Americans.
The 1940 American relocation of its Pacific-fleet home port from San Diego to an exposed Pearl Harbor was supposed to deter Japan. But the Japanese interpreted such muscle-flexing as empty braggadocio, if not mere foolhardy symbolism.
The attack on Pearl Harbor followed.
Substitute Communist China for imperial Japan and the same thing is now occurring in the Pacific. China believes it is finally time to make its military reflect its enormous economic power....
comments powered by Disqus
- Dr. Saad Eskander's forced departure from Iraq's National Library and Archives deplored
- Nancy Cott selected as the next President-Elect of the Organization of American Historians
- Scholar calls ISIS destruction of antiquities an example of ethnic cleansing
- Historian Qingjia Edward Wang never thought he would one day write a book about chopsticks.
- Bernard Bailyn's influence on the profession is hailed in the WSJ


text:
Top Headlines
- Midday ticker: New FIFA ethics chief won't take orders from Blatter; Van Gaal denies Giggs rift; and more
- USWNT continues perfect Algarve Cup run, rolls past Switzerland
- Richie Williams lauds strength of U.S. U-17 roster while looking to keep players grounded after impressive CONCACAF start
- MLS Week 1: A Look Ahead
- The SBI Show: Episode 195 (MLS Western Conference Preview, Award Predictions, and more)
- NASL remains focused on Virginia, Oklahoma City while continuing looks into more expansion
- Americans Abroad: Weekend Preview
- NASL Commissioner Bill Peterson backs 'total free agency' in wake of MLS labor deal
- European Weekend Preview: FA Cup takes centerstage; Real Madrid takes on Athletic Bilbao; and more
- Friday Kickoff: Scholes criticizes Ozil; Denmark players hit out at governing body in wake of CBA negotiations; and more
- U.S. U-17s continue strong run with rout of Guatemala
- This Weekend's Soccer On TV
Key Soccer Sites
Top Soccer News Sites
MLS Team blogs
SBI Story Calendar
MLS Beat Sites
- Boston Globe Soccer (New England Revolution)
- Chicago Tribune (Chicago Fire)
- Columbus Dispatch (Columbus Crew)
- Empire of Soccer (Red Bulls, NYCFC)
- Kansas City Star (Sporting Kansas City)
- LA Times Soccer (LA Galaxy)
- Orlando Sentinel Soccer Blog (Orlando City)
- Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News (Philadelphia Union)
- Salt Lake Tribune (Real Salt Lake)
- Seattle Times (Seattle Sounders)
- The Oregonian (Portland Timbers)
- The Province (Vancouver Whitecaps)
- Toronto Star (Toronto FC)
SBI Leading Topics
Alejandro Bedoya Americans Abroad Aron Johannsson Charlie Davies Clint Dempsey CONCACAF CONMEBOL David Beckham David Carney David Moyes English Premier League EPL FC Nantes John Anthony Brooks John Brooks Jozy Altidore Juan Agudelo Julian Green Jurgen Klinsmann Landon Donovan Los Angeles Galaxy Major League Soccer Manchester United MLS MLS Expansion NASL NBC New England Revolution New York Red Bulls Orlando City Portland Timbers Premier League San Jose Earthquakes soccer Soccer on TV Stoke City Terrence Boyd Tim Howard Tom Sermanni Tottenham U.S. Men's National Team U.S. U-17 MNT USL PRO USMNT World CupSBI Soccer Blog Roll
USMNT 2, Azerbaijan 0: Field-Level Highlights
This entry was posted in U.S. Men's National Team. Bookmark the permalink.
10 Responses to USMNT 2, Azerbaijan 0: Field-Level Highlights
Felt like a much better atmosphere than the wide shots of the empty seats in cavernous Candlestick convey. Fun game.
Not sad to be done with Candlestick though. Games in Levi should be much more fun for fans and players.
Half the crowd didnt even get in until half time. I was at the game. I sat in traffic for two hours
That stadium is the biggest sh*thole ever (coming from a niners fan)
Those uniforms really are horrendous. and the whites are awful too
Who chooses the uniforms!? Probably the same person who thought cavernous, windy, Candlestick was a good place to play a soccer game.-
I like the empty cavernous candlestick uniforms.
I was just thinking how I like them more every time I see them
What a terrible place to play this match.
With Azerbaijan, we knew there wouldn't be a large attendance. Why not play in a soccer specific stadium for this match?
P.S.- these jerseys are growing on me. I have gone from hating them to almost liking them now.
From a distance they look decent (ie stands) but I still hate the close ups.
It would've sold out if it was played at Stanford.
My guess is Stanford wanted too much money


text:
Palo Alto is fortunate to have a plethora of fine bakeries. Douce France, specializing in French style baked delights, is my personal favorite.\r \r Whenever I need something special (wedding, Sweet 16 party, etc.) I call on Douce France. My favorite is their Chocolate Mousse Cake (to die for, fellow chocoholics!). But they've also done an excellent job on some rather bizarre requests I've made over the years, s... view more
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseDouce France
Delivery Hours:7:00 am - 7:00 pm
855 El Camino Real Ste 104,
Palo Alto, CA 94301
(650) 322-3601
Business Details
Order online so your food is ready when you are!
- Hours:
Delivery Hours
Mon - Sat7:00 am - 7:00 pmSun8:00 am - 4:00 pm- Extra Phones:
Phone: (650) 590-2328
- Location:
- Town & Country Vlg
Douce France Cafe
- Other Links:
- Categories:
- Coffee & Espresso Restaurants, Coffee & Tea, Bakeries, French Restaurants, Restaurants
valerie_voigt09/04/2007Delicious baked goods from bakers who are artists and handle custom orders beautifully.


text:
One of the hardest things for anyone new to Paleo to give up is a side of rice with their curry. Have no fear this curry cauliflower rice will do just the trick! Fast to make and seasoned with curry, turmeric and ground ginger, it is the perfect thing for soaking up that extra coconut milk. Don't have any coconut curry to serve it with? It would also be good with some grilled chicken or beef. … [Read more...]
Chicken "Taco" Bar
Invite your friends over for a paleo friendly taco Tuesday they won't forget! This taco bar is a fun way to make your dinner a social experience. Make it even better with unique and fun toppings. You can add even more spice to these by adding some crushed red pepper flake. Better yet, let your guests decide, by adding red chilies or pepper flake to your topping bar. This recipes reminds you that even though you follow a paleo lifestyle, you don't have to give up the fun traditions you used to enjoy! … [Read more...]
Slow Cooker Carne Asada
This is the perfect Mexican inspired paleo dinner. It's easy to throw together in the morning, and then dinner is ready when you are. The sirloin become super tender in the slow cooker. This recipes serve up just the right amount of heat, but you can add more with some paleo friendly hot sauce! If the heat is too much, simple omit the cayenne and red pepper flake. The crisp lettuce leaves add a nice crunch to this delicious paleo dinner. It makes great left overs too! … [Read more...]
Mini Paleo Meatloaves
We all know that there is nothing more comforting than meatloaf. We also know that everything is better when you make it mini. So what happens when you combine the two? Magic! These mini paleo meatloaves are sure to be a hit at your family dinner table. They are made with ground turkey and topped with tangy paleo ketchup. Yum! … [Read more...]
Avocado Chicken Salad
This chicken salad will become a "go-to" paleo lunch for you and your family. It can even be made with left over chicken. If you want your salad spicy, add some crushed red pepper flake or cayenne pepper when you season it at the end. Using chicken thighs makes this salad taste almost decadent, however it can be made with shredded chicken breasts as well. Now you don't have to miss out of creamy chicken salad at your next backyard picnic. Enjoy! … [Read more...]
The Ultimate Paleo Guide To Artificial Sweeteners
I've already discussed the role of sugar in the paleo diet in The Ultimate Paleo Guide To Sugar. If you have not checked that post yet, click that link and give it a quick read, as it will act as a nice primer for today's post on the artificial stuff. Don't worry, I'll wait. After you've read it, I hope it's clear to you that not all sugar is created equal (no pun intended). The body responds to various sugars in very different ways. When it comes to artificial sweeteners, the body is not much different. Today's articles is going to take a look at the role of artificial sweeteners in our diets: What they are How … [Read more...]
The Ultimate Paleo Guide To Grass-Fed Beef
What's the difference between grass-fed and grain-fed beef? As it turns out, there is quite a big difference. Not only for the animals themselves but for us and the environment. If you're new to the paleo diet, you may have heard or read about the emphasis on consuming grass-fed beef. Or maybe you've been paleo for a while and you have your grass-fed game on point, but you're not exactly sure why you're consuming it rather than grain-fed beef. As a little prerequisite to this guide to grass-fed beef, I recommend taking some time out of your day to review some of the buzzwords used in the food industry, so that you understand what each … [Read more...]
The Ultimate Paleo Guide To Grass-Fed, Free-Range & Organic
We live in a world of double speak. Politicians say one thing and mean another. Companies use deceptive marketing techniques to hide the truth and emphasize the good points about their products. You don't need all that confusion when it comes to the food you eat so, in this article, we're going to explain what's meant by the terms "grass-fed", "free-range", and "organic". We'll also explain what "natural" means, although we'll leave it up to you to decide for yourself whether or not you think "natural" is natural. Let's dive in! What Is "Natural" And What Isn't? Don't be swayed when you read the word "natural" on … [Read more...]
The 12 Foods You Should Buy Organic And The 15 You Shouldn't
One of the biggest complaints I hear from people who are trying to eat healthier is that organic foods is expensive. Well, they're right. Organic food is more expensive than regular food. For proof of that, see this University of Texas food science article. There are a number of reasons for this: Organic foods come with higher labor costs. Organic farmland only accounts for about 1% of farmland worldwide. Organic certification costs dolla dolla bill, ya'll. It's not easy or cheap to get the organic stamp of approval. Costs range from $400 to over $2,000 for this. Organic farms are not usually able to … [Read more...]
What Is Tahini?
You may have heard of tahini but never quite been sure what it is and whether or not it's paleo. Well, tahini is a paste made from ground sesame seeds. It's often used in the Middle East, North Africa, Greece, and Turkey, and it's most commonly served as a dip, as a meat topping, or as part of hummus, baba ghanoush, and halva. How Is Tahini Made? Manufacturers produce tahini by first first soaking sesame seeds in water and then crushing them. This separates the bran from the kernels. Next, they're soaked in salt water, which makes the bran sink. The kernels are taken from the top, toasted, and then ground. You can … [Read more...]


text:
Dominican Republic cruises
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Jose Reyes had four hits, Robinson Cano drove in three runs and the Dominican Republic beat Venezuela 9-3 on Thursday night in the World Baseball Classic.
In the first game of Group C play, Hanley Ramirez homered and Cano doubled twice to help the Dominicans get off to a strong start in a first-round pool that also includes Puerto Rico and Spain.
More from ESPN.com
The Dominican Republic might not have the pitching depth of the U.S., but they have the talent to win. Their full power was on display in a 9-3 win against Venezuela, writes David Schoenfield. Blog
Say what you want about the WBC, but Italy's comeback win against Mexico showed why it sure beats spring training games, writes Jim Caple. Story
Nelson Cruz and Alejandro De Aza each drove in two runs. Venezuela starter Anibal Sanchez faced seven batters and got only one out.
Venezuela slugger Miguel Cabrera went 0 for 4 with a walk and stranded three runners in a game that took 3 hours, 55 minutes -- not including a 50-minute rain delay.
The Dominican Republic scored five runs in the first two innings and sealed it with three in the seventh.
Italy 6, Mexico 5
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Anthony Rizzo thought he hit a homer. A sacrifice fly, at least.
He got neither and still sent Italy to its biggest win in three years of the World Baseball Classic.
Rizzo hit a two-run double off San Francisco Giants closer Sergio Romo in the ninth inning, Jason Grilli escaped a bases-loaded jam in the bottom half and Italy rallied to beat Mexico 6-5 in the opening game of Pool D.
The Italian team got a break when Mexican left fielder Edgar Gonzalez couldn't handle Rizzo's flyball in the sunlight at Salt River Fields.
"I talked to some of the guys that played before for Italy and they said the energy is unreal," Rizzo said. "Today, right out of the gate was unreal."
Italy won the European championship last year, but had struggled in the WBC, failing to get out of the first round each of the previous two tournaments in 2006 and 2009.
Netherlands 6, Cuba 2
TOKYO -- Jonathan Schoop hit a three-run homer to lead the Netherlands to a 6-2 win over Cuba in a second-round game on Friday.
Curt Smith homered and Andrelton Simmons added an RBI single to give the Netherlands a 2-0 lead in the second inning while chasing Cuba starter Ismel Jimenez.
Schoop's sixth-inning drive into the left-field stands at Tokyo Dome gave the Netherlands a 5-1 cushion in the first game of the second round in Asia. Two-time defending champion Japan was set to face Taiwan later Friday.
Alfredo Despaigne homered in the second inning to give Cuba its first run. Yulieski Gourriel went deep in the seventh to cut the deficit to 5-2.
Japan 4, Taiwan 3
TOKYO -- Sho Tanaka drove in the winning run on a sacrifice fly in the top of the 10th inning Friday to lift defending champion Japan past Taiwan 4-3 in the second round of the World Baseball Classic.
Tanaka's fly to the warning track in left allowed Nobuhiro Matsuda to score from third. Toshiya Suguichi retired Taiwan in the bottom of the 10th to clinch the win.
Japan will face the Netherlands on Sunday with a chance to secure a spot in the March 17-19 final round in San Francisco. Japan is attempting to win a third straight WBC title without its top players from Major League Baseball.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Facebook name, photo & other personal information you make public on Facebook will appear with your comment, and may be used on ESPN's media platforms. Learn more.
- Pederson Facing Big Obstacle
- There's one thing that could prevent Dodgers rookie Joc Pederson from being great.
Mark Saxon »
- A-Rod A Hit In First Game
- In his first game in well over a year, Alex Rodriguez singled in his first at-bat.
Story »
- Cabrera: More Greatness Ahead
- Miguel Cabrera can be a great player for years to come.
Buster Olney
- Martinez: Common spring MLB misnomers
- Olney: Miggy ready to resume greatness
- Crawford (fantasy): Top 50 prospects for '15
- Karabell (fantasy): Top 250 rankings
- Szymborski: 2015 bounce-back selections
- Law: Updated Top 100 prospects


text:
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Nov 12, 2004 | 8:17 PM EST
- Daily 4th Place November 13, 2004
If you liked this, check these out!
PICONJO:a night in n.y.c. by SickSexFiend
- Movie
- Rated A
- 92,527 Views
PICONJOs Epic Adventures by piconjopwnsj00
- Movie
- Rated A
- 12,519 Views
PICONJO's Legendary Fight by piconjopwnsj00
- Movie
- Rated A
- 15,967 Views
Passion of the PICONJO by SickSexFiend
- Movie
- Rated A
- 83,766 Views
PICONJO memorial by SickSexFiend
- Movie
- Rated E
- 8,012 Views
Great Animator Onizuka by Jerkoffman
- Movie
- Rated A
- 86,725 Views
Plenty more like this here!
NG Parodies When you've already made fun of everything else, why not make fun of Newgrounds?
Piconjo If Pico is our Mario, Piconjo must be our Wario.
Author Comments
Teh best of teh best of pure Piconjo pwnage. J00 will laugh, j00 will cry, j00 will spl00j and have teh wonderful time, enjoy. and dont forget...
Rated 5 / 5 stars
His pen0r turned into a dragon..
You fucked LegendaryFrog AND dissed IllWillPress... Brilliant.
I can find no faults in this flash. =P
Rated 3 / 5 stars
This was a good movie. And seeing how it is "Piconjo," I am somewhat surprised. I used to watch your old flashes, and they left something to be desired. But this one was drawn well and had a plot (not one that I particularily agree with, but I am judging based on your quality - not my preferences).
Oh, and in regards to "nb109" - you, my friend, are an idiot. You say that those who did not find this funny have no sense of humor or are "ignorant tools." I am one of those people who did not find it funny but I still judged fairly. Even though I didn't like the submission, I still thought it was done well. And "nb109," you are no better than those you attack.
"but most of you can't even spell, much less you punctuation or grammar."
Good job there buddy, way to show how SUPERIOR you are to all the "ignorant tools."
So back to the submission, good job. You have come a long way.
P.S. - What is your problem with Tom? I have known about the others, but Tom? That is a new one for me.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
ogm, another layer of severe pwnage,glad j00 <3 me
Guys, I love you all.
"In association with Pixar"
Dood, they totally gipped you for credit on "FindingNemo", I know you guys made it, wtf!? Sue their asses.
(piconjo=better than SBC will ever be)
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
i thought this was ... but it was a bit crude, i agree with you on all the ng sticker characters cept kerrigan and alien hominid, not the best ng flash i've seen but still pretty good, and omg you killed tom
you bastards! lol


text:
- Your file is being downloaded. It will remain available for download from the "My Files" section of your member area for 72 hours.
#53725526 -
woman waking up and giving a stretch
© Sergey - See portfolioPricing
Author | SergeySee portfolio |
Image reference | 53725526 |
Country | Russian Federation |
Descriptive Category | People In Action Sleeping |
Conceptual | Human Features Negative Laziness |
Keywords |
["adult","alarm","arms","attractive","awake","beautiful","beauty","bed","bedroom","brunette","clock","duvet","early","female","girl","happy","hispanic","home","joy","laziness","lazy","lethargic","lifestyle","long hair","morning","multiracial","person","pillow","pretty","relax","relaxation","rest","resting","room","rouse","sitting","sleep","stretch","tired","up","wake","waking","white","woman","yawn","young"]
adult alarm arms attractive awake beautiful beauty bed bedroom brunette clock duvet early female girl happy hispanic home joy laziness lazy lethargic lifestyle long hair morning multiracial person pillow pretty relax relaxation rest resting room rouse sitting sleep stretch tired up wake waking white woman yawn young
See all keywords
The photo "woman waking up and giving a stretch" from Sergey is available on Fotolia under a Royalty Free license from 1 credit (Credit from $0.74).
Available in JPEG format, this photo may be downloaded for all kinds of professional uses and in different resolutions (up to 3,744 x 5,616 pixels in 300 DPI).
The author of this picture, Sergey also has 90 images representing the same model and 24 images in the same series.
To download this photo, you can buy Fotolia credits or purchase a subscription plan and benefit from the amazing price of $0.19 per image.


text:
Boy 15, stabbed to death while riding bike with friends on Caledonian Road
A boy aged 15 was stabbed to death last night while cycling with friends in north London.
MI5 officers 'quiz teachers' of Londoner Mohammed Emwazi, named as IS killer Jihadi John
MI5 officers have reportedly questioned former teachers of Briton Mohammed Emwazi after he was this week unmasked as the Islamic State terrorist known as Jihadi John.
David Cameron condemns 'callous murder' of Vladimir Putin critic Boris Nemtsov
David Cameron has condemned the "callous murder" of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov and said the crime "must be fully, rapidly and transparently investigated, and those responsible brought to justice".
Life can't mean life, court rules
Related Articles
Published: 10 July 2013
Murderers Jeremy Bamber, Douglas Vinter and Peter Moore have been told by the European Court of Human Rights that their whole life sentences amount to "inhuman and degrading treatment".
Whole-lifers should be entitled to a review of their sentence 25 years into their term at the very latest, the Grand Chamber of the Strasbourg-based court said.
The ruling by 17 judges from across Europe sparked further outrage among critics of the court - despite reassurances that the decision did not amount to grounds for imminent release.
Douglas Carswell, a Conservative MP who campaigns for Britain to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, said: "A case like this illustrates that there is something profoundly rotten about the way this country is run and we can only make it right by taking power away from these so-called judges."
The European court found that for a life sentence to remain compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights there had to be both a possibility of release and a possibility of review. However, the panel of 17 judges added: "In finding a violation in this case, however, the court did not intend to give the applicants any prospect of imminent release."
The appeal was brought by Vinter, who stabbed his wife in February 2008, and means the cases of Bamber, who killed his parents, sister and her two young children in August 1985, and Peter Moore, who killed four gay men for his sexual gratification in 1995, will also be considered.
In their ruling, the judges said it was up to the national authorities to decide when such a review should take place. However, existing legal comparisons gave support to guaranteeing a review no later than 25 years after the imposition of a life sentence.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said: "The British people will find this ruling intensely frustrating and hard to understand. What the court is saying is that a judge can no longer tell the most appalling criminals that they will never be released. I think the people who wrote the original Human Rights Convention would be turning in their graves at this ruling. I profoundly disagree with the court and this simply reinforces my determination to curtail the role of the Court of Human Rights in the UK."
Downing Street said that David Cameron was ''very, very disappointed'' at the ruling. The Prime Minister's official spokesman said: "He profoundly disagrees with the court's ruling. He is a strong supporter of whole life tariffs."
- Moment man's phone is snatched from his hand in a split second as he walked in City
- WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry to quit the Army later this year
- White and gold or blue and black? What colour is the dress?
- Unveiled: New RED Boris bikes (but you'll have to call them Santander Cycles instead)
- Yodel delivery man used couple's garden as toilet and cleaned himself with 'sorry you weren't in' card
- 'Cyclist friendly' trucks unveiled to cut deaths on capital's roads
- Blow for David Cameron as net migration rises 53,000 in five years to 300,000
- Top transplant surgeon sacked 'for delaying NHS operation to treat private patient first'
- Yodel delivery man used couple's garden as toilet and cleaned himself with 'sorry you weren't in' card
- 'Hackney heroine' selected by Lib Dems to stand for Parliament in safe Tory seat
- 'Owl-themed cocktail bar' to open in Soho
- London flooding: River Thames bursts banks swamping waterfronts across capital
- Secret train fare bargains website struggles to cope with demand after word gets out
- Police appeal to trace man caught performing sex act on train
- West Ham fans shoot parody video showing black man being let on to train in wake of Chelsea racism storm
Book tickets for Kooza now!
KOOZA is an electrifying return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil combining two circus traditions - acrobatic performance and the art of clowning.
Crowdfunding: The end-end solution for business success.
Calling all entrepreneurs! See how crowdfunding can provide you with a full-circle, end to end solution for your business.


text:
- Your file is being downloaded. It will remain available for download from the "My Files" section of your member area for 72 hours.
doodle doctor element seamless pattern
© notkoo2008 - See portfolioPricing
Author | notkoo2008See portfolio |
Image reference | 39994375 |
Country | Taiwan |
Descriptive Category | People In Studio Man |
Conceptual | Emotions & Feelings Love Love |
Keywords |
aid ambulance backdrop background bacterial biohazard biological blood caduceus cardiology care cartoon comic cross decor decoration dentist doctor drugstore emergency fever frame health heart hospital illustration liquid medical medicine nurse pattern pharmacy pill plaster poison radioactive radioactivity seamless stethoscope substance texture toxic vector wallpaper warning wheelchair wound wrapper
See all keywords
The vector illustration "doodle doctor element seamless pattern" from notkoo2008 is available on Fotolia under a Royalty Free license from 1 credit (Credit from $0.74).
Available in AI/EPS and JPEG formats, this vector file may be downloaded for all kinds of professional uses. The V and XV files are delivered in AI/EPS. To modify this file, vector editing software such as Adobe Illustrator, Freehand, or CorelDRAW is required. JPEG files are available in different resolutions (up to 3,873 x 3,873 pixels in 300 DPI).
The author of this picture, notkoo2008 also has 15 images in the same series.
To download this vector file, you can buy Fotolia credits or purchase a subscription plan and benefit from the amazing price of $0.19 per image.
The V and XV licenses are vector files (AI, EPS).
To modify this file, vector editing software such as Adobe Illustrator, Freehand, or CorelDRAW is required. All other licenses are JPEG files.


text:
Home Search |
Today in Indian History
Events for February 26
Our Other Sites MediaWorld.Info AcornObituaries.Com IndianPost.com
26-February-320 Chandragupta I succeeded his father Ghatotkacha at Patliputra. He is known for establishing the Gupta dynasty. Gupta era begins. 26-February-1857 First Indian Revolution called the Sepoy Mutiny ends in a few months with the fall of Delhi and Lucknow which broke out in Berhampore by the 19th Bengal Infantry. 26-February-1858 Diwan Maniram and Piali Barua were hanged. (Grandson of Purandara Simha, the last Ahom king of Assam.) 26-February-1874 Sursingh Takhtsingh Gohil `Kalapi', famous Gujrati poet, was born. 26-February-1887 Sir Benegal Narsingh Rao, an eminent lawyer and political leader, was born. He was the first Indian President of UN Security Council in 1950. 26-February-1901 The notes of Rs twenty denomination were issued with two issuing circles. These notes had four numeric denominations. 26-February-1915 Pran Nath Chhuttani, great physician and teacher, was born. 26-February-1936 Manmohan Desai, prominent Hindi film-maker, was born. 26-February-1937 Manmohan Desai, film producer and director, was born. 26-February-1946 Mrinal Pandey, famous Hindi columnist, was born. 26-February-1966 34 national leaders charge Indira Gandhi's rule is 'constitutional dictatorship'. 26-February-1966 Vinayak Damodar Savarkar ""Veer"", great revolutionary freedom fighter, social reformer, politician and writer, passed away at the ripe old age of 83. He was known for the first person to flee by swimming from Port Blair Jail and was associated with right-wing Hindu Mahasabha, started the Abinav Bharat as a secret society of revolutionary terrorists. He was a great Novelist and Poe 26-February-1971 Noel David, Hyderabad off-spinner who played ODI in 1997, was born. 26-February-1972 President Varahgiri Venkat Giri inaugurated the Vikram Earth Satellite Station at Wardha near Arvi. 26-February-1975 Bhanubhai Shah established the first kite museum of India called 'Shankar Kendara' in Ahmedabad. 26-February-1976 V. S. Khandekar was honoured by Bhartiya Gyanpeeth Award for the novel 'Yayati'. 26-February-1984 Satellite Insat 1-B dedicated to the nation by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. 26-February-1996 Parliament's budget session opens. 26-February-1996 Sahib Singh Verma sworn in as Delhi's second CM. 26-February-1998 Kalyan Singh wins the ''composite floor test'' in the Assembly, securing 225 votes against the 196 got by Jagadambika Pal.


text:
Little Darsire resting in a bench. We were at a relative's home for a Quinceanera.
Photo by marisol
Posted July 2, 2010
Password Forgot?
Sign in
Confirm password
Sign up
Previous photo | Next photo | Switch to gallery view
Ian Anderson 2 p.m., March 2
Matt Potter 12:56 p.m., March 2
Garrett Harris noon, March 2
Edward Magdaleno 11:30 a.m., March 2
Susan Luzzaro 10:30 a.m., March 2
Scott Marks 9:04 a.m., March 2
Dave Rice 8:30 a.m., March 2
Each newsletter subscriptionmeans another chance to win!


text:
- Google's Philosopher — interesting take on privacy. Now that the mining and manipulation of personal information has spread to almost all aspects of life, for instance, one of the most common such questions is, "Who owns your data?" According to Floridi, it's a misguided query. Your personal information, he argues, should be considered as much a part of you as, say, your left arm. "Anything done to your information," he has written, "is done to you, not to your belongings." Identity theft and invasions of privacy thus become more akin to kidnapping than stealing or trespassing. Informational privacy is "a fundamental and inalienable right," he argues, one that can't be overridden by concerns about national security, say, or public safety. "Any society (even a utopian one) in which no informational privacy is possible," he has written, "is one in which no personal identity can be maintained."
- S-1 for a Bitcoin Trust (SEC) — always interesting to read through the risks list to see what's there and what's not.
- Computationally Modelling Human Emotion (ACM) — our work seeks to create true synergies between computational and psychological approaches to understanding emotion. We are not satisfied simply to show our models "fit" human data but rather seek to show they are generative in the sense of producing new insights or novel predictions that can inform understanding. From this perspective, computational models are simply theories, albeit more concrete ones that afford a level of hypothesis generation and experimentation difficult to achieve through traditional theories.
- Opinion Formation Models on a Gradient (PLoSONE) — Many opinion formation models embedded in two-dimensional space have only one stable solution, namely complete consensus, in particular when they implement deterministic rules. In reality, however, deterministic social behavior and perfect agreement are rare – at least one small village of indomitable Gauls always holds out against the Romans. […] In this article we tackle the open question: can opinion dynamics, with or without a stochastic element, fundamentally alter percolation properties such as the clusters' fractal dimensions or the cluster size distribution? We show that in many cases we retrieve the scaling laws of independent percolation. Moreover, we also give one example where a slight change of the dynamic rules leads to a radically different scaling behavior.
Nat Torkington
Four short links: 2 January 2015
Privacy Philosophy, Bitcoin Risks, Modelling Emotion, and Opinion Formation
Four short links: 1 January 2015
Wearables Killer App, Open Government Data, Gender From Name, and DVCS for Geodata
- Killer App for Wearables (Fortune) — While many corporations are still waiting to see what the "killer app" for wearables is, Disney invented one. The company launched the RFID-enabled MagicBands just over a year ago. Since then, they've given out more than 9 million of them. Disney says 75% of MagicBand users engage with the "experience"—a website called MyMagic+—before their visit to the park. Online, they can connect their wristband to a credit card, book fast passes (which let you reserve up to three rides without having to wait in line), and even order food ahead of time. […] Already, Disney says, MagicBands have led to increased spending at the park.
- USA Govt Depts Progress on Open Data Policy (labs.data.gov) — nice dashboard, but who will be watching it and what squeeze will they apply?
- globalnamedata — We have collected birth record data from the United States and the United Kingdom across a number of years for all births in the two countries and are releasing the collected and cleaned up data here. We have also generated a simple gender classifier based on incidence of gender by name.
- geogig — an open source tool that draws inspiration from Git, but adapts its core concepts to handle distributed versioning of geospatial data.
Four short links: 31 December 2014
Feudal Employment, Untrusted Computing, Nerd Entitlement, and Paxos Explained
- Governance for the New Class of Worker (Matt Webb) — there is a new class of worker. They're not inside the company – not benefiting from job security or healthcare – but their livelihoods in large part dependent on it, the transaction cost of moving to a competitor deliberately kept high. Or the worker is, without seeing any of the upside of success, taking on the risk or bearing the cost of the company's expansion and operation.
- Hidden Code in Your Chipset (Slideshare) — there's a processor that supervises your processor, and it's astonishingly fully-featured (to the point of having privileged access to the network and being able to run Java code).
- On Nerd Entitlement — Privilege doesn't mean you don't suffer. The best part of 2014 was the tech/net feminist consciousness-raising/uprising. That's probably the wrong label for it, but bullshit is being called that was ignored years ago. I think we've collectively found the next thing we fix that future generations will look back on us and wonder why it went unremarked-upon for so long.
- Understanding Paxos — a simple introduction, with animations, to one of the key algorithms in distributed systems.
Four short links: 30 December 2014
DevOps Security, Bit Twiddling, Design Debates, and Chinese IP
- DevOoops (Slideshare) — many ways in which your devops efforts can undermine your security efforts.
- Matters Computational (PDF) — low-level bit-twiddling and algorithms with source code. (via Jarkko Hietaniemi)
- Top 5 Game Design Debates I Ignored in 2014 (Daniel Cook) — Stretch your humanity.
- From Gongkai to Open Source (Bunnie Huang) — The West has a "broadcast" view of IP and ownership: good ideas and innovation are credited to a clearly specified set of authors or inventors, and society pays them a royalty for their initiative and good works. China has a "network" view of IP and ownership: the far-sight necessary to create good ideas and innovations is attained by standing on the shoulders of others, and as such there is a network of people who trade these ideas as favors among each other. In a system with such a loose attitude toward IP, sharing with the network is necessary as tomorrow it could be your friend standing on your shoulders, and you'll be looking to them for favors. This is unlike the West, where rule of law enables IP to be amassed over a long period of time, creating impenetrable monopoly positions. It's good for the guys on top, but tough for the upstarts.
Four short links: 29 December 2014
Open Source Submersible, Web Language, Cheap Robot Arm, and Visualisation Trends
- OpenROV — open source submersible, funded in 1 day on Kickstarter, now available for purchase.
- Ur/Web — web application language that's functional, pure, statically typed, and strict. (via IT World)
- MeArm (Thingiverse) — a low cost robot arm. The meArm is designed to be light weight and inexpensive – to be the perfect introduction to robotics. Design on Thingiverse, kickstarting the controller.
- Eric Rodenbeck on Running a Studio (Flowing Data) — Stamen's founder on the challenges of staying current. I hadn't realised quite how quickly the visualisation field is changing.
Four short links: 26 December 2014
Science Software, Better Bitmaps, Pushy Internet, and Graphical Perception
- How Bad Software Leads to Bad Science — 21% of scientists who write software have never received training in software development.
- Roaring Bitmaps — compressed bitmaps which tend to outperform conventional compressed bitmaps such as WAH, EWAH or Concise. In some instances, they can be hundreds of times faster and they often offer significantly better compression.
- Two Eras of the Internet: From Pull to Push (Chris Dixon) — in which the consumer becomes the infinite sink for an unending and constant stream of updates, media, and social mobile local offers to swipe right on brands near you.
- Graphical Perception: Theory, Experimentation, and Application to the Development of Graphical Methods (PDF) — research on how well people decode visual cues. In order: Position along a common scale e.g. scatter plot; Position on identical but nonaligned scales e.g. multiple scatter plots; Length e.g. bar chart; Angle & Slope (tie) e.g. pie chart; Area e.g. bubbles; Volume, density, and color saturation (tie) e.g. heatmap; Color hue e.g. newsmap. (via Flowing Data)
Four short links: 25 December 2015
Smart Cities, Blockchain Innovation, Brain Interfaces, and Knowledge Graphs
- Smartest Cities Rely on Citizen Cunning and Unglamorous Technology (The Guardian) — vendors like Microsoft, IBM, Siemens, Cisco and Hitachi construct the resident of the smart city as someone without agency; merely a passive consumer of municipal services – at best, perhaps, a generator of data that can later be aggregated, mined for relevant inference, and acted upon. Should he or she attempt to practise democracy in any form that spills on to the public way, the smart city has no way of accounting for this activity other than interpreting it as an untoward disruption to the orderly flow of circulation.
- Second Wave of Blockchain Innovation — the economic challenges of innovating on the blockchain.
- Introduction to the Modern Brain-Computer Interface Design (UCSD) — The lectures were first given by Christian Kothe (SCCN/UCSD) in 2012 at University of Osnabrueck within the Cognitive Science curriculum and have now been recorded in the form of an open online course. The course includes basics of EEG, BCI, signal processing, machine learning, and also contains tutorials on using BCILAB and the lab streaming layer software.
- Machine Learning with Knowledge Graphs (video) — see also extra readings.
Four short links: 24 December 2014
DRMed Objects, Eventual Consistency, Complex Systems, and Machine Learning Papers
- DRMed Cat Litter Box — the future is when you don't own what you buy, and it's illegal to make it work better. (via BoingBoing)
- Are We Consistent Yet? — the eventuality of consistency on different cloud platforms.
- How Complex Systems Fail (YouTube) — Richard Cook's Velocity 2012 keynote.
- Interesting papers from NIPS 2014 — machine learning holiday reading.
Four short links: 23 December 2014
Useful Metrics, Trouble at Mill, Drug R&D, and Disruptive Opportunities
- Metrics for Operational Performance — you'd be surprised how many places around your business you can meaningfully and productively track time-to-detection and time-to-resolution.
- Steel Mill Hacked — damage includes a blast furnace that couldn't be shut down properly.
- Cerebros — drug-smuggling's equivalent of corporate R&D. (via Regine Debatty)
- Ramble About Bitcoin (Matt Webb) — the meta I'm trying to figure out is: when you spot that one of these deep value chains is at the beginning of a big reconfiguration, what do you do? How do you enter it as a small business? How, as a national economy, do you help it along and make sure the transition happens healthily?
Four short links: 22 December 2014
Manufacturers and Consumers, Time Management, Ethical Decisions, and Faux Faces
- Manufacturers and Consumers (Matt Webb) — manufacturers never spoke to consumers before. They spoke with distributors and retailers. But now products are connected to the Internet, manufacturers suddenly have a relationship with the consumer. And they literally don't know what to do.
- Calendar Hacks (Etsy) — inspiration for your New Year's resolution to waste less time.
- Making an Ethical Decision — there actually is an [web] app for that.
- Masks That Look Human to Computers — an artist creates masks that look like faces to face-recognition algorithms, but not necessarily to us. cf Deep Neural Networks are Easily Fooled.


text:
VIDEO: Thomas Keller Sits Down at the Chef's Table
Today on The Daily Meal
Recipe of the day
Most Popular
Most Recent
- Acclaimed Chef Peter Chang is Opening a Fast-Casual Concept called Peter Chang Wok
- Obese Chef Dropped Nearly 300 Pounds After His Friend Sent Him Mean Texts Every Day for Six Weeks
- Alex Guarnaschelli Talks Her Upcoming Restaurant and Love for Chocolate
- Australian Celebrity Chef Mark Best Brings Down-Under 'Bistronomy' to Sydney
- Watch: Cronut Creator Dominique Ansel on the Nature of Invention
Thomas Keller, the masterful chef behind the French Laundry, Per Se, Ad Hoc, and the various Bouchons and Bouchon Bakeries across the country, sat down with The Daily Meal's video producer, Ali Rosen, for an in-depth discussion about the path of his career, his inspirations, how he got his start, and his plans for the future. The first segment in the series delves into Keller's childhood inspirations and how he began his legendary culinary career.
Keller got a bit of a late start to his cooking career. In fact, his brother Joseph was his first mentor in the kitchen; he says that Joseph was the one who taught him many of the fundamentals of cooking, like how to roast a piece of meat and make hollandaise sauce.
However, Keller's very first job in the field was as a dishwasher. He explains, "You think about organization, efficiency, feedback, teamwork, repetition, and rituals — it's exactly what a cook does, so that act of washing dishes really set the stage for me to become a really good cook."
Keller says his mother was his primary motivator toward pursuing his culinary aspirations before he had professional mentors. He believes that his mother's dedicated attention to detail is a quality she passed onto him.


text:
I'm Connected
by Diamonds Design
Im with Connect users can communicate using quick status updates of 160 characters or less. This free flowing dialogue l …
10+ downloads, Rating 4.00 (1)
Sale Price
by antonioorozco253
Like to shop, but dislike math? Well this app is just for you. Simply type in the original price of the item, input the …
10+ downloads, Rating 5.00 (1)
Transparent Screen Joke
by Dagatumy
Welcome to the new generation of great app.
One of this is our newest Transparent Screen Joke.
This app will make your s …
0+ downloads, Rating 4.00 (3)
COL Reminder Donate
by COLapps
You have to activate it in COL Reminder after installation!
Tap on the lock symbol in the action bar at th …
5,000+ downloads, Rating 4.60 (370)
2014 Tour of Utah Tour Tracker
by Tour Tracker LLC
The 2014 Larry H Miller Tour of Utah starts August 4th!
Follow the Tour with the Tour of Utah Tour Tracker powered by A …
10,000+ downloads, Rating 4.43 (243)
by ASMALLWORLD, AG
ASMALLWORLD is the leading private international lifestyle club, founded in 2004 as one of the first online …
1+ downloads, Rating 4.80 (5)
Summit Medical Fitness Center
by Bottega Sol
Celebrating our grand opening in 1996, The Summit Medical Fitness Center is located on the campus of Kalispell Regional …
500+ downloads, Rating 4.00 (20)
راديو ترانيم
by Mina Boshra
راديو ترانيم المحبة
راديو 24 ساعة ترانيم مسيحية
راديو اذاعة المحبة المسيحية
ترانيم - عظات …
10,000+ downloads, Rating 4.63 (194)
MP3 Quran
by Ultimate Vision
MP3 Quran the most downloaded free audio Quran App on Market :)
The easiest ever for streaming (HQ) High Quality MP3 Q …
5,000,000+ downloads, Rating 4.62 (82184)
Emue Enterprise Authenticator
by Trustpay Global Ltd for EMUE LTD
Available for securing corporate networks and VPNs, the Authenticator is a mobile security token for 2 Factor Authentica …
10,000+ downloads, Rating 4.40 (42)
Tiny Fish HD LWP FREE Neon
by Svarog LWP
New application Tiny Fish HD LWP FREE Neon please fans of wonderful underwater background on the phone with multi-colore …
0+ downloads, Rating 0.00 (0)
Rapidly -launch installed apps
by Siris Technology
Formerly Fastly
Search and launch local apps quickly
A better alternative to AppDialer
Use your native keyboard to searc …
1,000+ downloads, Rating 4.02 (48)
Fish 3D (Wallpaper)
by hoto company
Fish 3D - Beautiful wallpaper with effects and various types of fish, help you not get bored with your phone's wallpaper …
100+ downloads, Rating 5.00 (4)
Aquarium Light Reef Fish HD
by Svarog LWP
Beautiful underwater views with air bubbles and small fish in a new application for smartphones Aquarium Light Reef Fish …
0+ downloads, Rating 0.00 (0)
Best Marine Aquarium HD LWP
by Svarog LWP
New application Best Marine Aquarium HD LWP for lovers of the underwater world is already available. Free screensaver aq …
0+ downloads, Rating 0.00 (0)


text:
Native Plants
Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Need help with plant identification, visit the plant identification page.
rate this answer
Monday - August 19, 2013
From: Mesa, AZ
Region: Southwest
Topic: Pruning, Transplants, Privacy Screening, Shrubs
Title: Transplanting large Silverado Sage bushes from Mesa AZ
Answered by: Barbara Medford
We just bought a condo with three Silverado Sage, each one is 6-8 ft tall, trained to grow as "trees" with bare branches for the bottom 4 feet or so, and beautiful flowering branches on top. They are probably 15-20 yrs old according to the neighbors.But we need to move them because they are about 5 feet from our back yard wall, taking up the only usable space for a table, chairs, etc. in our very tiny back yard. Can we move them back 5 feet without killing them? We want them to stay TALL because they currently provide lovely privacy from adjoining condos. They just need to be against the wall instead of the middle of our "backyard".ANSWER:
Silverado Sage is a trade name for Leucophyllum frutescens (Cenizo). Sometimes they are called Texas Sage or Barometer Bush, and most are selections of those plants for better color or longer blooming. According to this USDA Plant Profile Map, it hasn't even been reported as growing anywhere but in Texas, but obviously it grows in Maricopa County, AZ. If you follow our plant link (above) to our webpage on this plant, you will find these growing conditions:
"Growing Conditions
Water Use: Low
Light Requirement: Sun , Part Shade
Soil Moisture: Dry
Cold Tolerant: yes
Heat Tolerant: yes
Soil Description: Rocky, well-drained soils. Limestone-based, Sandy, Sandy Loam, Medium Loam, Clay Loam, Clay, Caliche type
Conditions Comments: According to legend, cenizo tends to bloom in conjunction with rainfall. Cenizo is easy to grow so long as it has good drainage. Though this species is the most irrigation-tolerant of the genus, it is susceptible to cotton root rot if soil does not have good drainage and remains moist. Humidity and high night temperatures are lethal. Cenizos should not be fertilized or over-watered. Drought- and heat-tolerant. During very cold winters, may lose a few leaves."
It can bloom year-round, depending on the rains. We have actually never seen one pruned up into tree shape; most gardeners in Austin apparently prefer to leave them unpruned for the sake of the gorgeous blossoms. However, it sounds like it has been properly treated and pruned and is a wonderful idea for a privacy screen.
However (you knew there was a "however" coming, didn't you) we really would hate to see you mess with such lovely trees, with the danger of losiing them outright. Some suggestions:
1. Don't even consider moving it before cooler weather, like November to January. That would almost guarantee transplant shock and quick death.
2. Read this article from Clemson University Cooperative Extension on Transplanting Established Trees and Shrubs.
3. Now read this one from Popular Mechanics on having it done professionally. This might be easier on your back, maybe even easier on the tree, but it will be expensive and, frankly, we are not sure the type of equipment necessary will even go into your small yard.
4. Finally, IF the shrub survives, have you considered how the roots and the wall you mentioned are going to affect each other?
From the Image Gallery
More Shrubs Questions
How to Care for a Yucca after Blooming
September 13, 2014 - We just moved into our home and there was an existing yucca plant in the yard and it had bloomed. There was some kind of vine growing in and around it. We tried to clean out the vine but I noticed a l...
view the full question and answer
Opinion of 5 best native garden plants in Oklahoma from Burneyville OK
September 07, 2013 - What would you say are the 3 to 5 BEST native garden plants for south central Oklahoma?
view the full question and answer
Looking for a Privacy Barrier Plant for NC
August 21, 2014 - I am trying to determine the best plant for a privacy barrier for my area in NC that has clay soil. I have a 6 foot high fence but need something 12 feet or taller. It has to be something that does no...
view the full question and answer
Need suggestions for landscaping along a creek in Lenoir, NC
July 25, 2011 - I live in Lenoir, NC and would like to landscape my creek bank that is about 90 feet long and is 200 feet from my house. I thought about evergeen bushes maybe rhododendron; some grasses; a few trees ...
view the full question and answer
Evergreen shrubs or small trees for privacy in Cumming GA
May 11, 2010 - I have a eight foot fence in my back yard. My back yard is full of trees and is very shady in the late spring and summer months and in the winter when the leaves fall is very bare. I am looking for...
view the full question and answer
Support the Wildflower Center by Donating Online or Becoming a Member today. Mr. Smarty Plants wants you to be his Facebook friend. Click the Facebook icon to add yourself to Mr. Smarty Plants list of friends. |


text:
Hollinger's all-defensive team
Knicks' Tyson Chandler deserves DPOY (PER Diem: April 11, 2012)
Updated: April 11, 2012, 6:15 PM ET
By John Hollinger | ESPN.com
AP Photo/Frank Franklin IIThe Knicks have improved on defense and it starts with Tyson Chandler.
I never thought I'd live to see the day when a prominent New York Knicks player was also massively underrated. Yet here we are.
To continue reading this article you must be an Insider
Become an insider and get access to all our articles and tools.
View Insider Benefits »Magazine subscribers: activate your Insider account.
- Overcoming Russ
- Westbrook's third straight triple-double was not enough.
The Ten »
- Deng Rises Above
- Luol Deng has overcome much ugliness in his life.
Michael Wallace »
- Battle Within Larry Sanders
- Larry Sanders wants to start a conversation about mental health.
Kevin Arnovitz »
- #NBAFrontOffice: Kings' outlook with Karl
- Pelton: Why trade MCW? | Dragic a risk
- Elhassan: Are Cavs or Bulls East's No. 2?
- Doolittle: Buyout guide | PG roulette
- Haberstroh: Sleepers | Trade winners, losers


text:
Just a Thought - Confused Over Tiger & Tiger Direct? So Am I
- April 28th, 2005Oh Gawd! Feel their pain!
Tiger Direct is suing Apple over its use of the name 'Tiger', which Apple has code-named its next OS X release (see TMO's full coverage for more information).
The suit alleges that Apple Computer engaged in trademark infringement and unfair trade practices in connection with its recent marketing campaign for the latest version of its "Mac OS X" operating system -- which Apple has named "Tiger."
As a result of the possible confusion between the products now being marketed by Apple under the "Tiger" brand, Tiger Direct has asked for a temporary restraining order and injunction against Apple Computer to stop further damage to Tiger Direct's well-known Tiger brand.
Let me see: Tiger Direct, OS X, Code name: Tiger..., uh-huh, yeah, I'm feeling it. I can see where there might be confusion.
See, Tiger Direct sells PCs, PC parts, and PC accessories; Apple will be selling an operating system that runs on a Mac, which has an official name of OS X version 10.4, but has been code named 'Tiger'. Feel your uncertainty rising?
Tiger Direct is based in Florida, Apple is based in California; these two states have often been confused since they both have coastlines and the letter 'A' in their names.
While it is true that Tiger Direct is not the name of an operating system, it is the name of a company the sells operating systems; not Apple operating systems, but it is easy to see how a layman computer buyer might be stupefied into not making a purchase from Tiger Direct because he is immobilized by the glaring similarity between Tiger Direct and OS X: Tiger. I know I would have to study the situation long and hard before considering a purchase from a company with the same name as Apple's new OS.
And if you are a Mac user considering a purchase from Tiger Direct, you must be pulling your hair out by now, wondering if you are buying OS X, or a Linksys switch. And how would you sign the check for your order? Do you make it out to OS X: Tiger Direct? Maybe Apple Tiger Direct OS X! Or is it 'Tiger Direct: Apple Direct: OS X: Tiger'. Maybe you split the difference and send a check to Florida and California.
Wait; aren't they the same state?
See? Makes you want to shoot yourself, huh?
You've just got to be feeling Tiger Direct's pain; all of that business it'll be losing because Apple didn't want to use 'Mongrel Kitty' as the code-name for its new OS.
Come to think of it, perhaps the tigers of the world should file a class action suit against Apple, Tiger Direct, Kellogs of Battle Creek Michigan, Missouri State University, Clemson University, the city of Detroit, Michigan (Those folks in Michigan are really asking for it!), and the folks who made my tiger print jockey shorts.
We can't be confusing a 500 pound Bengal with my B.V.Ds, now can we?
is a writer who currently lives in Orlando, FL. He's been a Mac fan since Atari Computers folded, but has worked with computers of nearly every type for 20 years.
You can send your comments directly to me, or you can also post your comments below.
Most Recent Columns From Just A Thought
- Apple's New Cards: Aces and Kings? - September 14th
- Power to the People - September 1st
- Too Soon To Zune - August 28th
The Just A Thought Archives
Recent Headlines - Updated March 4th
- Tue,9:30 PM
- David Sparks Debuts 'Workflow Video Field Guide' for iOS Automation
- Gartner Says Apple Beat Samsung in Smartphones in December Quarter
- Nissan-Renault CEO Says Apple Car Is 'Good News for Us'
- White Hat Security Hacker Bundle: $49
- $415M Settlement in Apple, Google Anti-poaching Case gets Preliminary OK
- TMO Daily Observations 2015-03-03: Google's MVNO Plans, Apple Pay Scammers
- iOS 8: How to Set Up Your New iPad or iPhone - Those Questions!
- Google Ready to Launch it Own Cell Service Network
- Pebble Adds Steel to its New Time Smartwatch Lineup
- Mon,10:49 PM
- Apple's World Gallery Highlights iPhone 6 Photographs
- Samsung Innovation: Samsung Pay and an iPhone 6 Lookalike
- Dragon Dictate for Mac 4: $99.99


text:
Gasworks Park hotels
Gasworks Park
Gasworks Park is a large and rolling public park situated on the site of the former Seattle Gas Light Company on the north shore of Lake Union. The old gasworks plant has been incorporated into the beautiful landscape of the park, with part of the plant even having been reconstructed into a children's play barn. Gasworks Park is an excellent choice for any family holiday, with plenty of things to do, whether taking advantage of the man- made kite-flying hill or attending one of the numerous Peace Concerts held in the summer.
- Visit Gasworks Park to either participate in or simply observe one of the unique bicycle events that start or end there, such as the Solstice Cyclists or Seattle's World Naked Bike Ride.
- Enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Downtown from the Great Mound that was created from rubble and features an elaborate sundial, right in the heart of Gasworks Park.
- Experience Seattle from a unique vantage point by taking a tour on Seattle Seaplanes before having a one-of-a-kind dining experience at Elementals at Gasworks.
Gasworks Park is easily accessible from most of Seattle. The nearest airport is SeaTac Airport, where a wide variety of travel options are available to take you to the park. Taxis are abundant, as are buses. More unique ways to get to the park include Zipcar Shuttles and Seattle Pedicab. Rental cars are easy to obtain, though visitors may want to consider avoiding driving to the park if there is a large event going on, especially July 4, as traffic can get very congested. The nearest metro bus stop is on route 26 within walking distance of Gasworks Park.
176 hotels near Gasworks Park
The Staybridge Suites® Seattle offers guests a home like stay near Downtown Seattle. Our all suite hotel is conveniently located off I 5 and Exit 169 and just minutes away from The University of... More
Hotel Deca, A Noble House Hotel is a stylish Art Deco haven offering boutique accommodations set four miles to the shopping hubs and galleries in downtown Seattle. While on holiday, tourists watch... More
MarQueen Hotel invites travellers to a traditional European-styled retreat set close to top attractions in lively Seattle. While on a holiday in this Washington city, tourists marvel at the... More
Offering exceptional value, comfortable surroundings and convenient facilities, the Inn at Queen Anne is an ideal place for you to reside. GeneralThe professional staff at the Inn at Queen Anne... More
Featuring all the convenient facilities, Travelodge Seattle by the Space Needle offers an affordable lodging option for budget-minded travellers. GeneralDuring leisure, you can take a bracing dip... More
The Maxwell Hotel - A Piece of Pineapple Hospitality welcomes travellers to its artsy accommodations with gracious hospitality in the cultural and business centre of the Pacific Northwest. Downtown... More
Offering contemporary accommodation blended with maximum comfort and charm, the Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Seattle is the perfect setting for those seeking a tranquil retreat. GeneralThis... More
The University Inn offers 102 comfortable, smoke-free rooms, with king or queen beds, free breakfast bar with fresh waffles, complimentary wireless Internet access, and extra amenities you just... More
Seattle's newest Hotel is one block west of The Key Arena and The Space Needle, located in the Vibrant Queen Anne Neighborhood. All Guest Rooms are furnished Studio Apartments with... More
Identified for its personal service and classic elegance, this property offers luxurious accommodation for all the senses and is also deemed as one of the best place to stay in the city. ... More
- Previous
- Next


text:
Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Silent child hears everything in enthralling tale
YOU'VE probably heard the sound of falling rain, but have you heard the raging torrent in every raindrop? Or the sound of fog rolling in from miles away? Or flowers growing?
Bonaventure Arrow, the protagonist of this supernatural-themed American debut novel, has heard these things and many others, for he is blessed with superhuman hearing.
Set in 1950s Louisiana, The Silence of Bonaventure Arrow is reminiscent of many Stephen King novels. Not only does it deal with the unexplained, but Chicago-based author Rita Leganski gives each chapter a cliffhanger ending.
It also brings to mind Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones, about a recently deceased person in their own personal afterlife.
Bonaventure Arrow's super hearing is also the curse he carries, because his world is a silent one. He's mute, but not a deaf mute -- quite the opposite in fact.
When he was born he made no sound whatsoever. He heard, though; he heard the doctors breathing and he heard his father talking, even though he had been killed a month before by an unknown drifter known only as the Wanderer.
So it was that Bonaventure Arrow had to grow up without a father, a trait he shared with both his parents. Yet he had two grandmothers to dote on him, both religious fanatics.
One was a devout Catholic who secretly baptized Bonaventure without his mother's knowledge. The other was a southern Baptist who forsook the church for a revivalist's tent. Or more specifically the carnal pleasures of the revivalist preacher in a small motel behind the gospel tent.
Both grandmothers, however, harboured dark secrets, secrets that threatened to tear the family apart, secrets that would come to have a big impact on the young Bonaventure as he grew up.
And the Wanderer, too, what secrets did he bear? A war veteran with half his jaw missing, he suffered from what would now be known as post-traumatic stress disorder. Even though the police caught him, he had no identification and no memory of who he was.
Young Bonaventure was ostracized at kindergarten, erroneously accused of peeking while a pumpkin was being hidden. He didn't look, but didn't need to, like the others searching for it he couldn't see it, but he could hear it. He could hear the colour of orange.
As he grows, Bonaventure discovers that his mission is to help his father fulfil his three challenges in order to bring peace to the family. For this he needs help and finds it in the kindred spirit of Trinidad Prefontaine, the daughter of an insane woman who worked as an assistant to a back street abortionist in New Orleans.
Trinidad has the "Knowing" and can communicate not only with Bonaventure but with his father too and help unlock those long-repressed secrets.
The story keeps you enthralled as each new page seems to offer up new questions that beg answers. Leganski's meticulous attention to the details of the plot provides answers in a revealing and entertaining fashion.
Trevor Smith is a research technician at the University of Manitoba and a community journalist.
The Silence of Bonaventure Arrow
By Rita Leganski
HarperCollins, 374 pages, $17
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 2, 2013 J8
Fact Check
Have you found an error, or know of something we've missed in one of our stories?
Please use the form below and let us know.
Having problems with the form?
Contact Us DirectlyMore Books
You can comment on most stories on winnipegfreepress.com. You can also agree or disagree with other comments. All you need to do is be a Winnipeg Free Press print or e-edition subscriber to join the conversation and give your feedback.
You can comment on most stories on winnipegfreepress.com. You can also agree or disagree with other comments. All you need to do is be a Winnipeg Free Press print or e-edition subscriber to join the conversation and give your feedback.
Have Your Say
New to commenting? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions.
The Winnipeg Free Press does not necessarily endorse any of the views posted. By submitting your comment, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. These terms were revised effective April 16, 2010.
- Back to Top
- Return to Books
More Books
(1 of 34 articles for this week)
Plum Johnson wins RBC Taylor Prize for memoir 'They Left Us Everything'
03/2/2015 7:41 PM 0Poll
Most Popular
- Tom Brokaw memoir about his battle with cancer coming out May 12
- Plum Johnson wins RBC Taylor Prize for memoir 'They Left Us Everything'
- Poignant Prairie novel rich with detail
- Review: Dave Barry's new book of essays filled with humour and insight
- Review: 'Rule of Four' author gives behind-the-scenes look at Vatican culture in new thriller
- Author mines humour from dysfunctional Maritime family
- Storytellers, local poet featured at B.C. retreat
- Colossal collection
- Book Review: Alexandra Fuller's latest memoir explores the failure of her marriage
- Isaac Bell of the Van Dorn detective agency returns in Cussler & Scott's 'The Assassin'
- Officials: Stolen 400-year-old books found in California to be returned to Italy
- Winnipeg intersection inspires dark tales
- Author mines humour from dysfunctional Maritime family
- Rock icon Kim Gordon's frank memoir inspiring
- Storytellers, local poet featured at B.C. retreat
- Colossal collection
- 'The Girl on the Train' by Paula Hawkins tops Maclean's fiction list
- The top 10 books on Apple's iBooks-US
- Dual narratives in Estonian tale reveal plenty
- NHL's first American-born black player endured all types of battles
- Colossal collection
- At last: Harper Lee novel to be published in July, features character Scout as adult woman
- Winnipeg intersection inspires dark tales
- Managing the message
- Novel details F. Scott Fitzgerald's troubled Hollywood years
- Officials: Stolen 400-year-old books found in California to be returned to Italy
- Hollywood crock-buster: From detox programs to v-steams, celebs are steering us wrong
- Probable clause: Free Press's grammar mavens hold court over semicolons, deride dangling participles
- Alzheimer's, dementia studies offer more questions than answers
Ads by Google