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- Aphrodite: Goddess of Love and Beauty
- The goddess of beauty and love was formed out of the foam that was created when Uranus's castrated genitals were thrown out of the sea of Paphos near Cyprus by the Titan Cronus.
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- Borax
- Borax is natriumtetraborate, biborate of soda. The main characteristic in this remedy is the great fear of downward motions. This ofcourse makes Borax a great remedy for babies: just look at the downward motion of laying a baby in a crib or bed, rocking a...
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- Dionysos – A Gift of Abundance and Divine Inspiration
- At the end of the summer the four elements have worked their alchemy; a good balance between fertile earth, air of the right temperature, the fire of the sun and gentle rain showers will now have resulted in an abundant harvest. Flowers proudly open up to the...
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- Othala
- But on to Othala, which in the eastern areas of the proto-Germanic-speaking area was evidently pronounced Othila. This is the "O" rune. It did not carry over into the Younger Futhark, so Ur(uz) did double-duty. Nevertheless, the Scandinavian languages still...
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- The Ace of Swords: Seizing the Power of Discernment
- "For the word of God is quick and powerful and sharper than any two edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart." Hebrews 4:12 KJV I have...
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Revisiting XP: be a thoughtful programmer by exercising more collective ownership
Frequently developers cause and face regular frustration often due to a lack of consideration for those who come after them. This article explores the approach of programming more thoughtfully by revisiting one of the most simple (yet often misunderstood) XP rules: collective ownership
James Grenning on Technical Excellence
At then recent Agile Singapore conference James Greening presented two technically focused talks - one on the importance of technical excellence and the other teaching test driven development. He spoke to InfoQ about the importance of strong technical practices to enable true agility in software development.
Employing Enterprise Architecture for Applications Assurance
In this article, authors discuss how enterprise, software, and security architects can improve software assurance by using the enterprise architecture to promulgate the software security controls. They also talk about other security model components like threat modeling, attack trees, secure design patterns, and misuse cases.
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At the recent Agile Singapore conference Richard Sheridan and Linda Rising discussed what it means to have an agile mindset and what it takes to create a culture of joy in work. Part 2.
Q&A with Matthew Carver on The Responsive Web
Responsive web design is an important part of the modern web and a must-have skill for web developers. The Responsive Web by Matt Carver provides an introduction and suggestions on how to get started.
Visual Portfolio Management: Collaboratively Aligning Your Company
The three-horizons model explains how companies can work on the right things to ensure sustainable growth. Visual portfolio management can integrate the different types of work into a coherent system. 1
Config Management Camp Panel: Next Steps in Configuration Management
Patrick Debois ran the Config Management Camp panel "Next Steps in Configuration Management", featuring Luke Kanies, John Keiser, Thomas Hatch and Mark Phillips.
Technical Debt: A Repayment Plan
All teams eventually face technical debt. In this article Jeremy gives see a useful metaphor for understanding technical debt, explaining it to stakeholders, and dealing with it in an efficient way. 4
Kevlin Henney on Worse is Better and Programming with GUTS
At the recent Agile Singapore conference Kevlin Henney gave two talks focusing on the importance of simplicity in architecture and implementation and on programming with Good Unit Tests (GUTS).
Service-Oriented Architecture and Legacy Systems
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Metadata Driven Design - An Agile Bridge Between Design and Development
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NORMAL, Ill. - The Illinois State women's tennis team is preparing to host the 2014 Missouri Valley Conference Team Tennis Championships this weekend at Gregory Street Courts. Competition is slated to begin at 10 a.m. Friday, and will continue Saturday and Sunday.
The Redbird women (9-9, 2-4 MVC) finished the regular season in fifth with an MVC record of 2-4 behind Wichita State, Southern Illinois, Drake and Northern Iowa, respectively, and ahead of Evansville and Bradley, respectively. For their first match of the championships, No. 5 ISU will face No. 4 UNI on Friday, April 25 at 10 a.m. CT. The winner will advance to face No. 1 Wichita State on Saturday, April 26 at 10 a.m. CT. All matches are to be played outdoors at Gregory Street Courts, weather permitting.
The Last Meeting
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The last time the Redbirds won the MVC championship was during the 2004-05 season when the Redbirds defeated the UNI Panthers, 4-0, in the finals. The Redbirds went on to fall, 4-0, to No. 7 UCLA during the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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A three-year-old girl was allegedly raped and later abandoned in a bush at Goai village in Burdwan district.
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Wrong. The "rules" are set by the customer in this scenario. If they aren't followed the customer (government) is perfectly able to choose another bid (provided pork seeking senators allow it). Thus, this is not an Uber situation where the customers don't know/care about the rules that competitors are legally forced to play by.
The difference between new and old "space guys" is how they choose to follow rules set by the customer. In one case, decades of lobbying has resulted in unwieldy bureaucracy that only works when money is no object. The other case started from a blank slate with the goal of serving more than just one customer. Boeing can change it's process whenever it wants to.


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March 23, 2015 by Seth Lassen
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As has become the norm, the 2015 NCAA Tournament has already had its fair share of exciting endings. As the tournament enters the Sweet 16, these were the best endings to tourney games thus far. Read More
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See who has the best hair going into the second weekend of March Madness. Read More
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The 2015 NCAA tournament is down to the final 16 teams. Check out these bold predictions before the Sweet 16 is played. Read More
March 23, 2015 by Jerry Landry
Before cutting down the nets, here are 10 NCAA tournament stars who tried to break the backboards. Read More
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Last year's Wichita State vs. Kentucky game in the NCAA tourney was the best game of the year, and the rematch could happen next weekend and delight college basketball fans everywhere. Read More
Get ready for some true grit. The first ACC on ACC matchup of the NCAA Tournament is in the Sweet 16, and Louisville vs. NC State will be an epic rumble. Read More
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Michigan State and Oklahoma will meet in the Sweet 16 and both teams have the talent to make it out of the East. Who wins? Read More
The Michigan State Spartans' point guard is doing what Sparty point guards do best this time of year. Read More
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Michigan State and Oklahoma's upcoming Sweet 16 matchup offers a contrast in styles. Read More
Here it is, from the Sweet 16 all the way down to the national championship. Read More
They've shocked the world and made it this far, but the journey will come to an end in the Sweet 16 for these five Cinderella teams. Read More
March 28, 2015 by Seth Lassen
It's a battle of the two of the best coaches in the country. Which will come out on top and head to Indianapolis for the Final Four? Read More
March 28, 2015 by Trevor Lowry
We are down to the final eight teams in the 2015 NCAA tournament. Read More
March 28, 2015 by Mike Gibson
Michigan State is in the Elite Eight Again and that should surprise no one because the Spartans have Tom Izzo on their side. Read More
One of the matchups that many people were hoping for is actually going to happen in the Elite Eight when the Duke Blue Devils take on the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Read More
March 27, 2015 by Eric Laboissonniere
The Gonzaga Bulldogs are a very good basketball team, and the extremely talented Przemek Karnowski is a big reason why. Read More
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Get ready to start the Twitter trend: #BobHugginsFace. Read More
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The Louisville Cardinals will be rocking gold shoelaces in the Sweet 16 for a good cause. Read More
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish may look outmatched on paper, but this team has the formula to defeat Kentucky. Read More
March 27, 2015 by Matt Johnson
The Wisconsin Badgers and Arizona Wildcats offer striking similarities as they prepare to face off in the NCAA tournament's Elite Eight on Saturday. Read More
March 27, 2015 by Seth Lassen
The highly-anticipated Elite Eight rematch is finally here. Will Wisconsin came out on top over Arizona for the second year in a row? Read More
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Why you should give Michael Vick a second chance
After watching my Washington Redskins play the Philadelphia Eagles and reading Bill Simmons' thoughts on Michael Vick, I decided to re-post a blog post I wrote in 2009: Almost everyone has heard about the Atlanta Falcons NFL quarterback Michael Vick's arrest, conviction, and imprisonment for federal dog fighting crimes. Vick served 18 months in a […] [Read More]
Most Christians Lack Basic Religious Knowledge
When it comes to religious knowledge, Christians are less knowledgeable than Atheists. According to a recent Pew Religious study, atheists scored highest on a survey asking basic questions regarding religion. The New York Times reports that on average respondents answered half of the questions incorrectly. Atheists and agnostics scored the highest out of all respondents. […] [Read More]
A New Church in Town
Worship wars? Sure. In churches it is traditional vs. contemporary. One church has the answer: This is a joke, just in case you didn't know. Check out my other blog post on "Age Segregation". What type of worship will grow churches in the future? [Read More]
Jon Stewart, You Need Me
Jon Stewart and his Daily Show crew are on to something. Just as Glenn Beck had his "Restoring Honor" rally in Washington D.C., Stewart is holding a "Rally To Restore Sanity." http://www.rallytorestoresanity.com/ on October 30, 2010. Just days before the mid-term elections. Stephen Colbert is holding a counter rally, "March to Keep The Fear Alive" […] [Read More]
When Pancakes and Prayer Collide
Recent, the International House of Pancakes (IHOP), that great place for breakfast food has taken a church to court. Apparently, IHOP did not like the fact that the International House of Prayer church was using the same acronym. The Kansas City, Missouri-based church group "selected and adopted the International House of Prayer name, knowing it […] [Read More]
Say 'No' to Burn a Koran Day
By now, you have heard of 'Pastor' Terry Jones and his "International Burn a Koran Day." Mr. Jones has received over 100 death threats, started to carry a gun, and now travels with security detail since the world has learned of his now infamous Koran burning event. September 11 is the day that Mr. Jones […] [Read More]
Glenn Beck is no 'Christian' leader
UPDATE: Check out the follow news articles covering this topic: Mormons, Evangelicals and Glenn Beck NYT The Gospel and Glenn Beck First Things Does it matter that Glen Beck is Mormon The Week Beck's marriage of politics and religion raising questions WP Baptists vs. Fox News on Prayer Politico "God's light is not showing us […] [Read More]


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Robert and Robin Holmes establish GSE's first scholarship for aspiring arts educators
Inspired by the memory of Robin Holmes's grandmother, Ethel Ray, who taught music in the public schools of Vernonia and Willamina, Oregon, Robert and Normandie (Robin) Holmes have established the Robert and Normandie Holmes Endowed Scholarship for Fine and Performing … Continue reading →
PSU alumnus Gustavo Balderas named Eugene superintendent
Dr. Gustavo (Gus) Balderas, a 2001 graduate of the PSU Master in Curriculum and Instruction program, has been selected as the new superintendent of Eugene 4J School District. He is originally from Nyssa near the Oregon/Idaho border and attended Western … Continue reading →
PSU honors GSE members for length of service
On Thursday, March 5, 2015, PSU honored faculty and staff who reached a length of service milestone in 2014. PSU employees were honored for 20, 25, 30, and 35 years of service to the university. Congratulations to the following Graduate … Continue reading →
Associate Professor Will Parnell publishes book on school readiness
The world is changing rapidly, both outside and inside the classroom. Early childhood educators have new challenges every day that provide opportunities to rethink and reimagine approaches to conventional early childhood instruction. In a new volume, co-edited by professors Will … Continue reading →
Christine Chaillé publishes early childhood math and science book
Dr. Christine Chaillé, Curriculum and Instruction (CI), has published her third book on early childhood curriculum, entitled Integrating Math and Science in Early Childhood Classrooms through Big Ideas: A Constructivist Approach. Chaillé, and co-author Sara McCormick Davis from the University … Continue reading →
GSE mentor project yields robotic champs
How do you motivate elementary children to love science and math? Answering that question led five local middle school students; their coach, Arun Sagiraju; and their mentors, GSE doctoral student Donna Webb and GSE faculty member and Associate Dean Micki … Continue reading →
GSE offers LGBTQ discussion panel
Event Details Date: Thursday, March 5, 2015 Time: 6:30-8pm Location: Room 408 PSU Graduate School of Education, 615 SW Harrison, Portland The Graduate School of Education Queer-Straight Alliance (QSA) invites students, faculty, and community to an event that will explore issues … Continue reading →
GSE student Dana Gieszler receives NBCC fellowship
Counseling student Dana Gieszler has been named a recipient of the Minority Masters Fellowship for Addictions Counselors. Gieszler is in the Counselor Education master's program, specializing in clinical mental health. The award is sponsored by the NBCC Foundation, an affiliate … Continue reading →
Alumna profile: Nelly Patiño-Cabrara
Nelly Patiño-Cabrara is a 2014 graduate of the Bilingual Teacher Pathway (BTP) program and holds a master's in early childhood and elementary education from PSU. She is currently a second-grade dual-immersion teacher at Lowrie Primary School in West Linn-Wilsonville School … Continue reading →
GSE welcomes new faculty and staff for 2015
Ingrid Anderson, assistant professor, Curriculum and Instruction Ingrid Anderson is joining the GSE as staff to the Early Childhood Council, with additional teaching assignments in the Master in Early Childhood and the Bilingual Teacher Pathway programs. She completed her EdD … Continue reading →
Farewell to GSE colleague Greta Krahn
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to our friend and colleague Greta Krahn who passed away on Friday, January 23, after a ten-year, courageous battle with cancer. Greta had a long history with the GSE, both as … Continue reading →
Helen Gordon Child Development Center receives 5-Star rating
The GSE is proud to announce that our Helen Gordon Child Development Center (HGCDC) has achieved a 5-Star rating from Oregon's Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS). This is the highest rating achievable in the new system that was initiated … Continue reading →
Friends and family of Dilafruz Williams establish scholarship
The friends and family of Dilafruz Williams have established the Dilafruz Williams Leadership for Sustainability Education Scholarship. Williams, PhD, is professor in the Leadership for Sustainability Education program in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy (ELP), Graduate School of … Continue reading →
GSE's Marjorie McGee appointed to NWHF board
Marjorie McGee, research associate in the PSU's Center for Student Success in the Graduate School of Education, has been appointed to the Northwest Health Foundation (NWF) governing board of directors. The NWF is a Portland-based nonprofit that convenes funding and … Continue reading →
PSU graduate Duane Larson named 2014–15 Vice Principal of the Year
A PSU Graduate School of Education alumnus has been named Oregon's 2014–15 Vice Principal of the Year. Duane Larson, '96, '01, '02, was honored by the Oregon Association of Secondary School Administrators (OASSA) at its annual gathering in October. He holds … Continue reading →
PSU awarded $1 million for preK-12 mathematics leadership program
A partnership between the Graduate School of Education (GSE), David Douglas School District (DDSD), Centennial School District (CSD), and the Multnomah Education Service District (MESD) has received a million dollar grant from the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) to improve … Continue reading →
New Hittle Endowed Scholarship supports math and science teacher education
Because they understand the value of a solid foundation in math and science and know how important teachers are in providing it, Betty and Larry Hittle have established a new endowed scholarship. The Betty and Larry Hittle Endowed Scholarship will … Continue reading →
Randy Schild named 2015 Oregon Superintendent of the Year
PSU/GSE alumnus Randy Schild '94, '96, '01, is the 2015 Oregon Superintendent of the Year. He is a graduate of both GSE Educational Administrator programs, IAL and CAL, and holds an MST from the PSU's School of Business Administration. He … Continue reading →


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Go to NakedShorts and read the entire 2001 article of the various ways some people challenged the Madoff story:
UPDATE: Paul points to this Barrons story from 2001
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Barron's MAY 7, 2001
Category: Legal, Regulation
Howard Husock has an exercise in cognitive dissonance in today's NYT Op-Ed pages titled Housing Goals We Can't Afford, and it begins: "The national wave of home foreclosures, many concentrated in lower-income and minority neighborhoods, has created a strong temptation to find the villains responsible." What can you say about an Op-Ed whose very first…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Data Analysis, Legal, Politics, Psychology, Regulation
In what I can only type with a combination of disgust and astonishment, SEC Chairman Christopher Cox blames the current crisis on the "boom-and-bust cycles" of markets. "Financial markets, of course, are not perfect. In particular, they are susceptible to boom-and-bust cycles. Cycles of this sort have been a hardy perennial over the past 400…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Legal, Markets, Regulation
Terrific piece in Vanity Fair by Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz. I especially love the accompanying art work nearby. Stiglitz is da man: "The administration talked about confidence building, but what it delivered was actually a confidence trick. If the administration had really wanted to restore confidence in the financial system, it would have begun…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Corporate Management, Markets, Regulation
"Let me ask you, where in the CRA does it say to make loans to people who can't afford to repay? Nowhere." -FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair > This is old news to readers of the Big Picture, but I wanted to at least excerpt this: "I want to give you my verdict on CRA: NOT…Read More
Category: Credit, Real Estate, Regulation
Here is a question that I have been wrestling with: What exactly did the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act accomplish? Were there positives as well as negatives? Should the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act be repealed, and Glass-Steagall reinstated? > ~~~ What say ye? >
Category: Bailouts, Credit, Finance, Legal, Regulation
"In hindsight, it was spot on." -Jeffrey Brown, former top official at the Office of Comptroller of the Currency, one of the first agencies to raise concerns about risky lending. > A brutally damning article about the warnings the Bush administration received and ignored was published this morning by the Associated Press. The AP summed…Read More
Category: Bailouts, Credit, Finance, Legal, Real Estate, Regulation
The Obama team is keeping its cards close to the vest. That's probably a good way to manage expectations, good politics and it may even be good policy. Until the new team can get in place, there doesn't seem much point in sending signals or taking responsibility for actions they cannot control. More to the…Read More
Category: BP Cafe, Regulation
What does the future hold for regulating Wall Street? Regardless of who wins today's election, both Barack Obama and John McCain have staked out different positions on issues involving economic regulation – and each is very different than the outgoing president. The Economists' Voice looks at what we might expect in the post-Bush era: While …Read More
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In the final months of his administration, Pres. Bush and his aides are requesting a series of regulation changes ranging from issues concerning the environment to the economy:
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Redskins place emotional McCoy on injured reserve
Dec. 15th Sportstalk with Mike Mayock
Alex Parker is joined by football analyst Mike Mayock to discuss the Redskins and whether Robert Griffin III is the future of the franchise. Plus, the Wizards on pace for 60+ wins this season, can they keep up this winning pace? In-Arena Host Rodney Rikai offers his thoughts.
'After the Game' with Darrel Young - Monday, Dec. 15, 2014
Redskins will start RG3 on Saturday vs. Eagles
RG3 returns, Manning hits Beckham on 3 TD passes, Giants beat Skins 24-13
Redskins' McCoy cleared by doctors to start Sunday vs. NY Giants
Redskins legends weigh in on RG3's future
Redskins expecting McCoy to start Sunday
RG3 may start over McCoy for Redskins
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Former Raven OL Wally Williams and 106.7TheFan's Kevin Shafer join Alex Parker to diagnose the problems with the Redskins and if they can ever get out of the lower echelon of the NFL.
'After the Game' with Darrel Young - Monday, Dec. 8, 2014
Rams benefit most from trade that allowed Skins to draft RG3
'Miserable' Gruden: I'm 'done' with RG3, and 'feel like I've failed'
Dec. 2nd Sportstalk with Rene Knott
ESPN980 Redskins Insider Chris Russell joins host Alex Parker for the latest out of Redskins Park. Plus, KSDK Sports Director & former WJLA Sports Anchor Rene Knott discusses the upcoming Rams game, and the emotion of the St. Louis community over the Ferguson protests.
Dec. 1st Sportstalk
Alex Parker takes viewers calls following another Redskins loss this time to Indianapolis. Plus, will Robert Griffin III get another chance to play again in DC?
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bunching onions
I have a clump? of bunching onions in my garden that someone gave me back in the spring. I'm not sure what to do with them. Should I seperate them and plant them along the edge of my garden? When should I do this in South Alabama?
And one more thing...how are these onions used? Do you eat the bulbs and the tops?
If the onions are a clump that split from a single planting, it would probably be best to separate them and space them out a bit. They are not too demanding in terms of sunlight or soil quality.
Bunching onions pretty much do not bulb, and are eaten as scallions. You can make the stems (the white part of the stem) longer by heaping soil around them. The can be grown in early fall for Spring harvest, or in Spring for summer harvest. Many kinds will divide into multiple stems per planting, which can be separated and re-planted as described above.
They are a pretty easy crop to grow in my experience... I have seen any pests attack mine, and they can survive pretty bad weather. In China I saw people growing some varieties in very shallow tubs just a few inches deep. Also, since you don't have to worry about them bulbing or whatever, you can just harvest them whenever you want to, although onions harvested in summer can get pretty spicy.
Alan8, I'm glad you asked this question, because this is a question of mine as well. I've been growing bunching onions, but I'm not sure which parts to eat either. Can anyone answer these questions as well?
Do you eat just the white part or the green stalks as well? I haven't tasted them yet. Do they taste like....onions?
Here is a link that might be useful: Kim's Garden
'Bunching onions' are not identical to 'spring onions'. Spring onions are regular bulb onions that are harvested before they bulb. Bunching onions never make a bulb, but do create more offsets than bulb onions.
If you look at the part of the plant where it turns from green to white, if it's shaped like a 'D' then it's a spring onion and if it's round it's a bunching onion.
Bunching onions have a milder flavor and are more suited to uncooked applications than spring onions.


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Juliette Binoche - Juliette Binoche: 'Relationships Are Hard'
Juliette Binoche thinks relationships and partners can be a ''real challenge'' and maintaining them is ''an art''.
Juliette Binoche believes relationships are a ''real challenge''.
The French actress - who has previously had romances with professional scuba diver Andre Helle and actor Benoit Magimel - is currently dating Argentinean writer-and-director Santiago Amigorena, and admits she constantly finds maintaining a partner difficult.
She said: ''To keep [a relationship] is an art in itself. When woman are caught up in their everyday lives, habits are Killers.
''You have to take time for your relationship. Because it's always there you don't pay as much attention as you should. I think staying together is a lot of a work. It's a real challenge to be a couple.''
However, the 48-year-old beauty - who has children Raphael, 18 and 12-year-old Hannah - reveals she needs little time off from work because she is so energised by being an actress.
She added to Stylist magazine: ''I don't need to switch off because my job gives me energy. I don't need to do anything on the side as it wouldn't mean anything.
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Kevin Mario Smith, a native New Mexican and lifelong resident of Roswell, was born in Las Vegas, N.M., on Dec. 22, 1949, and passed away at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center, on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, after a brief illness. He was a May 1968 graduate of Goddard High School and he attended a computer [&hellip...
ALBUQUERQUE — Metta Jean Dayhoff, 87, a resident of Albuquerque, went to be with the Lord on March 7, 2012. She is survived by her husband of 61 years Herbert E. Dayhoff; children, Eric E. Dayhoff, of Rio Rancho, and Brenda Smith and husband Roger, of...
A rosary for Elsie Gisi will be recited at 11:30 a.m., Monday, March 12, 2012, at Assumption Catholic Church. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 12:30 p.m., Monday, March 12, 2012, at Assumption Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Assumption. Elsie...
A private memorial service was held Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012, at the home of Donald and Peggy Mason. Les passed away Feb. 12, 2012, at a local nursing home. Les was born in 1926 in Raton, to Lowell Louis Mason and Lydia Stevens Mason. He was preceded in death...
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No services are scheduled at this time for Adrian Maurice Montoya, 28, of Bosque Farms, who passed away March 6, 2012, in Roswell. Friends may pay respects online at lagronefuneralchapels.com. Arrangements are under the direction of LaGrone Funeral Chapel....
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FORT SUMNER — Zelma Pearl (Zel) Gammill, 96, a longtime resident of the Fort Sumner valley died early Monday, March 5, 2012, at Prairie Acres Care Center in Friona, Texas, following an illness. She was born Jan. 17, 1916, in Stony, Texas. to the home of...
A tribute to my father, who wished not to have services nor an obituary. He joined his Savior, and his wife of 65 years Louetta on March 5, 2012. He was born on April 1, 1919. He was a devout Christian, a member of Central Church of the Nazarene, a member of...
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Rethinking The Gruber Controversy: Americans Aren't Stupid, But They're Often Ignorant — And Why
December 29th, 2014
M.I.T. economist Jonathan Gruber, whom his colleagues in the profession hold in very high esteem for his prowess in economic analysis, recently appeared before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Gruber was called to explain several caustic remarks he had offered on tortured language and provisions in the Affordable Care Act (the ACA) that allegedly were designed to fool American voters into accepting the ACA.
Many of these linguistic contortions, however, were designed not so much to fool voters, but to force the Congressional Budget Office into scoring taxes as something else. But Gruber did call the American public "stupid" enough to be misled by such linguistic tricks and by other measures in the ACA — for example, taxing health insurers knowing full well that insurers would pass the tax on to the insured.
During the hearing, Gruber apologized profusely and on multiple occasions for his remarks. Although at least some economists apparently see no warrant for such an apology, I believe it was appropriate, as in hindsight Gruber does as well. "Stupid" is entirely the wrong word in this context; Gruber should have said "ignorant" instead.Read the rest of this entry »


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By RICK LYMAN
Published: August 23, 2004
PUNTA GORDA, Fla., Aug. 22 - The hurricane that hit central Florida nine days ago came sweeping off the Gulf of Mexico and smacked right into the Abundant Life Assembly of God church, shattering glass, toppling walls, scattering Scripture and raining insulation.
"It's only bricks," the Rev. Dennis E. Postell told the 200 or so congregants gathered Sunday morning beneath a baking tent just outside the ruined sanctuary. "It's only mortar. It's only steel. You see, that's not the church. This is the church. The people are the church. You are the church."
All across central Florida, along the diagonal path that Hurricane Charley carved northeast from Punta Gorda, people were gathering at battered churches to ask themselves whether nature's swirling wrath had also unsettled their faith.
"Oh, this church is going to go on, because we're a family," said Aida Florit, a retired telephone worker who has attended services here for nearly three years. Her mobile home is gone, she said, forcing her to live with a daughter nearby, but she plans to rebuild.
At the First Baptist Church of Lake Wales, about 75 miles northeast of here, more than a half-million dollars in damage was done to buildings on its seven-acre campus. The actual church was largely spared, save for an off-kilter steeple hanging forlornly above the circular sanctuary.
The Rev. Jeff McCormick, the senior pastor, gave a sermon Sunday morning titled "When the Worst Thing Happens." The turnout was slightly smaller than usual for the 1,000-member congregation.
"What do you do in the dark days?" the pastor asked. "When the dark days come, settle in your mind that God is going to take care of you."
Like many congregations throughout the region, including those whose buildings suffered little or no damage in the storm, First Baptist Church of Lake Wales channeled much energy into relief efforts. The church was a Red Cross shelter, played host to relief workers from the Southern Baptist Convention, and provided thousands of meals to National Guard troops, government officials, police officers, firefighters and volunteers from the Christian Contractors Association.
Liz McCollough, a secretary at Lake Wales High School, explained why she came to the Sunday service. "It helps recharge the batteries," Ms. McCollough said. "God is somebody we can rely on, no matter what goes on."
Abundant Life was not the only church here to suffer damage. The roof of Eastside Baptist Church was torn away. And Harbor Breeze Baptist was destroyed, forcing members to gather at a park shelter for a service last Sunday.
But few other churches were hit as hard as Abundant Life. One of the coastal community's largest congregations, with normal Sunday gatherings of about 800 at the height of the winter season, it once sat with big, welcoming glass doors facing the sea. Now, Mr. Postell said, "it's a bulldoze job."
A tottering roof leaned into the cavernous sanctuary, which was scattered with hymn books and prayer request forms, a cloudless blue sky glaring through the exposed red steel girders. Several interior walls appeared ready to fall, while upstairs, in what had been the child care center, a bag of stuffed leopards rested amid layers of yellow insulation and signs reading "Obey the Law" and "Live at Peace With Everyone."
Over the sanctuary's main entrance was written "Have You Prayed for the Service You Are About to Enter?" while nearby, next to a pile of shattered glass, was a wind-buffeted sign made of clip-on letters that now read, "Purcha e W dn ay Ni ht Dinner Ti k t H re."
There is no question that the church will have to come down, Mr. Postell said, although he is getting some static about it from his insurance man. "Don't worry, I have a good lawyer," the pastor whispered.
Next Sunday, the worshipers will be back under the tent, but the Sunday after that they hope to be in a temporary sanctuary made up of four mobile homes out back.
"This is going to be a construction zone for a long time to come," Mr. Postell said.
Outside, beneath the white tent, the church's minister of music, Bill Maginn, led an 8-piece band and a 16-member chorus through spiritual songs as the passing traffic on Cooper Street slowed to listen.
"Good morning, everybody," Mr. Maginn shouted. "Isn't it great to be alive?"
Worshipers greeted one another with hugs and weary waves. "How'd you make it?" one man asked. "We did all right," was the reply. The shattered sanctuary's roof line was clearly visible in shadow on the tent's white roof.
"We're here just to help clean up, help do whatever we can," said Ken Geci, who drove all night with his preacher and a crew of "three gals and five guys" from the Rock Family Worship Center in Huntsville, Ala. "We've got five days and some chain saws, and we'll do whatever needs doing."
Fay Price, who used to live in Buffalo and spend winters in the region, moved here full time five years ago and began attending services at Abundant Life simply because it had the same name as her church up north.
"When we pulled up the other day and saw what had happened to the church, we thought, oh my," said Ms. Price, cooling herself with a hand-held fan. "But God knows best. He has plans, bigger and better than we ever thought."
Mr. Postell told his sweaty congregation not to despair, though even he broke down once after reading from Psalms 91 - "Ye shall not be afraid of the terror by night" - and wondered about all the work to be done and the shattered lives to be mended.
"What the Devil means for bad, the Lord means for good," he said. "And I've got a message for the Devil this morning: We're going to come back, and when we come back, we'll be twice as strong."
Sara Kennedy contributed reporting from Lake Wales, Fla., for this article.


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4.0 out of 5 stars Good follow up to the Llama, but poorly organised,
If you've mastered The Llama (Learning Perl), make haste to read this one. Even if you only want to do scripting with Perl, you'll eventually find you need data structures slightly more complicated than just flat arrays and hashes, and you need to know about references for that. While Programming Perl does contain a fair chunk of material on just this subject, it was a bit too much for me to digest after The Llama. If Intermediate Perl (aka The Alpaca) had been around for me to read, I would have had a much easier time.
Written in the same style as The Llama, this breeze through most of the rest of Perl, in particular: references, objects, packages and modules. These are the bits that you need to use Perl as a general purpose programming language, not just for scripting. In a similar pragmatic vein, it also covers how to use tools to build your own packages in the CPAN style, and there's a good chunk of material on using Test::More for unit tests. Probably the only thing missing is material on type globs and symbol tables, although hopefully, brian d foy's forthcoming Mastering Perl will fill in these gaps.
The bottom line is this is Llama part 2, and you need to read it if you want to have any hope of understanding anyone else's Perl. But I can't give it five stars. The major problem is that the material is not very well organised. At the chapter level, objects are sandwiched between modules and packages. It would have been far preferable to keep the module and package information together. As a result, the distinction between modules and packages is rather muddied, and the introduction of objects in the middle just makes things worse. Overall, I found the explanations to lack the clarity of the Llama.
A more minor complaint is that, while there are mercifully fewer annoying footnotes, the Gilligan's Island theme (fellow people of Britain, read the Wikipedia article before you start) grates far sooner than the Flintstones flavour of the Llama.
That said, make this your second book on Perl. Then, _still_ don't read The Camel yet. Avail yourself of Perl Best Practices first.
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5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent teaching book,
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The first edition of this book was called "Learning Perl Objects, References, and Modules", which is a bit of a mouthful and therefore has sensibly been renamed to "Intermediate Perl". It's the follow up book to "Learning Perl", written by the same authors so if you have finished "Learning Perl" and want to learn more Perl, then this is the book for you.
The book is designed for the reader to work from cover to cover. Basic knowledge of Perl is assumed, so you could skip "Learning Perl" if you've been using the language for a while. There are some exercises at the end of each chapter, with answers given in the Appendix. The book was originally written from courses the authors ran, so it is tuned to have an appropriate learning curve if your Perl knowledge can be summed up by "Learning Perl". Compared with "Programming Perl" it is a completely different style of book; "Programming Perl" is more of a reference book, so is useful in a different way to "Intermediate Perl". If you are looking to develop your Perl skills and want a bit of hand holding then "Intermediate Perl" will certainly help with that.
The book is written in a quite chatty manner: it covers the basics then builds up slowly to the more complex tasks of dealing with larger programs and modules. The book looks at how to write better Perl programs and introduces writing Perl modules. For a 250 page book there is certainly a lot packed into it.
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This is actually a really good book but I can't help but feel that it delves into some topics very early and this can create some confusion. I purchased this book after reading the original Learning Perl book, the first chapter of intermediate perl was very tricky for me but then it did seem to make more sense as I completed chapters. Great book if you take your time! my advice, buy this book, read it slowly, read some chapters again, and dont worry too much with questions like "Why would I ever use a reference?" until you are at least onto basic object principles.
5.0 out of 5 stars The perfect companion to 'Learning Perl'.,
After reading "Learning Perl" i thought i knew enough to write Perl programs, but felt some knowledge was missing.
Theres a lot more to modules, when you start writing them.
"Intermediate Perl" picks up where Learning Perl left off. At the same pace, and quality of narrative.
It fills in all the gaps with References, Namespaces, Modules, and OO Modules.
It's a must buy if your writing large Perl programs.
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7th - 12th Visual & Performing Arts
The Eagle Has Landed: Aztecs Find a Home
Pupils examine the Aztec civilization in what is now Mexico. Using a map, they locate the empire and explain the legend of the founding of Tenochtitlan. They explore the symbols on various Mexican flags and what they meant to the Aztec...
3rd - 5th Social Studies & History
Four Immigrant Groups: Their Lives and Music
Fourth graders examine the experiences of four immigrant groups. In groups, they brainstorm a list of misconceptions of those groups and discuss if they are still present today. Using maps, they locate the countries of Puerto Rico,...
4th Visual & Performing Arts
American Transcendentalism and Buddhism:
Students study American transcendentalism through readings of Emerson and Thoreau. They make cognitive connections to the similarities to Buddhism in these writings. The connection of the literary movement is explained in the art of the...
9th - 12th English Language Arts
What Role did the Movies Play in Forming a New Generation of Youth After WWI?
Class members examine a series of primary and secondary source materials to try and ascertain the role films played in forming "a new generation of youth after World War I." Individuals are assigned one of three documents to examine,...
9th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable