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Newlywed Javier Bardem is currently making the rounds for "Eat Pray Love," and the fiercely private actor is being surprisingly open (we think it's that wedded bliss). Wonderwall recently got the chance to catch up with Bardem at the press day for the new film co-starring Julia Roberts, whom he made giggle the entire time. Check out what the Spanish actor had to say about his "Eat Pray Love" character, working with Julia and playing such an emotionally evolved guy on the big screen.
How did you come up with how you would play your character?
Javier Bardem: I met Felipe in New York and I had this beautiful talk for three hours about everything. I saw him so attractive, intelligent, sweet. And then I wondered why they called me to play him. And then he blessed me and said, 'You can do whatever you want and I won't be disappointed.' But he was always in my head when I was doing it because he has this lack of weight that makes him, in my opinion, very interesting because he had been through so many things that he has figured out a lot of things. But he doesn't pretend to let you know that he has everything figured out.
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What is it like playing such emotionally evolved characters?
JB: Yeah I guess that's what we are paid for. We are a batch of liars as we try to connect with the characters that we only think we are related to in order to get you to believe.
Every character in this movie spends time figuring out how to eat and love. How do you figure out the prayer part for yourself?
JB: Yeah. But I think I would say my favorite line of all time is 'I don't believe in God; I believe in Al Pacino.' Which is I guess my God. And beyond that there are some other gods, which I respect as long as they respect me, which is a lot to ask.
What's it like playing English without a Spanish accent?
JB: I don't know. I think if we open this movie in Brazil then I can answer you. Because they will be able to realize how bad the accent was. But for you guys it works good, no? I don't know. I like the Brazil accent; it's softer than Spanish ... No, it's difficult to speak English with any accent.
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What was it like working with Julia Roberts?
JB: I always say that when you get to a set that's been together for three months, they have become a family. And I think that most of the weight is on the shoulders of the main actress. So when you get there late and you are the new kid in town, you are insecure for hundreds of thousands of reasons, especially when you are working in a foreign language. But just the second I met her, I felt relaxed, and there is an enormous value to feel like you are working with someone who is creative and generous, but also with someone who makes you feel like you are part of the journey. Especially when you are working with someone who is carrying the weight of the movie. Because if I was her, I would be selfish. It's not about anyone but me. Just kidding. She's just great.
Did you read "Eat Pray Love" and what did you think about it?
JB: I read it. And I think it has a lot of great points. And it's not just a woman's perspective because everyone is searching. Everyone experiences that. And I loved Felipe.
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I just resolved a bout of this... tried a few things, antibacterial wash and then hydrogen peroxide, but it wouldn't budge. I don't think it is clear weather it is oily food or bacteria, so you have to deal with both. I used only stainless steel, keeping kibble in freezer and only bringing out a bit at a time to room temperature. After not having success, I got a little bottle of a veterinary wash that contained chlorhexidine. I would microwave a small dish of water to warm it up, dip in a clean bit of cotton or microfibre cloth, put a drop of the wash and rub: side to side, up and down. Then I would wipe well with an unsoaped but wet part of the cloth.
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I had an issue with this once, I was using disposable plastic bowls for my baby that had ringworm to make cleaning easier for me. I thought by giving him a clean bowl twice a day that I was helping to keep everything clean and sanitized. Then the acne showed up. I switched to glass bowls and never had a problem since.
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I use only steel bowls or ceramic ones that I can put in the dishwasher. No plastic ones.
I wasn't giving him fresh ones every day before he got this so I guess that is what has caused it. He has clean ones after every meal now and a clean placemat every day. I have stopped washing it and it isn't getting worse. He has a sore ear at the moment which he is having drops for. His treatment finishes Monday so I'm hoping he won't be as glum after. Maybe that is why it's not going away |
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I agree. I've always used glass or ceramic, and Margaux's always had the acne problem. But since it doesn't seem to be causing any big issues, and she's hostile when anyone tries to keep doing something that she doesn't like, I feel like it's not worth trying to get rid of it.
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Tinker has never had plastic bowls with me so I know that's not the reason he has it.
The vet gave me some antibacterial wash and said to do it twice a day. I started to then changed to once a day and I haven't done it at all for nearly a week and it's actually looking better! Each night I itch it for him which he enjoys and it gives me a chance to see and feel how it's doing. It's still there but not thick like it was before. Fingers crossed! P.S Thank you for all of your replies. I went straight into the washing and cleaning of everything that I didn't even think to just see if it slowly goes by itself. |
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When some of my cats got it the vet said to use Benzoil Peroxide (teen acne medicine) on it and it seemed to work. I also only use Corelle ware dishes for their food. It seemed to bother me a lot more than it bothered them.
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18 March 2014 With about half of the health facilities in strife-torn Central African Republic (CAR) having been looted, the United Nations today appealed for immediate additional resources to scale up efforts to meet the country's significant health needs.
Prior the crisis that began over a year ago, CAR had some of the worst global health indicators, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). For example, the country had the sixth-highest child mortality and the third-highest maternal mortality rates in the world.
The already weak health system has now virtually collapsed. During the conflict, health facilities have been looted and medical staff have fled their posts. The lack of essential medicines, supplies and health professionals has seriously impeded the provision of primary and secondary health care.
The conflict in CAR erupted when Séléka rebels launched attacks in December 2012 and has taken on increasingly sectarian overtones as mainly Christian militias known as anti-Balaka (anti-machete) have taken up arms. Thousands of people are believed to have been killed, and 2.2 million, about half the population, need humanitarian aid.
More than 650,000 people are still internally displaced, with more than 232,000 in the capital, Bangui, alone. This includes 70,000 people who are still living at a site for internally displaced persons (IDPs) at the airport in appalling conditions which are set to worsen dramatically with the onset of the rainy season. Over 290,000 people have also fled to neighbouring countries.
Tarik Jasarevic, WHO spokesperson in Geneva, told reporters that health workers are among the displaced and are not able to go to their places of work. Displaced people are facing numerous health risks, such as malaria, water-borne illnesses and respiratory infections.
"The rainy season is coming, which will bring additional health risks," Mr. Jasarevic warned.
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Mr. Jasarevic added that WHO had, for the first time, mapped all the health facilities in the country, which is essential for planning purposes and prioritizing interventions.
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When looking at the special events for mouseenter/mouseleave and focus/blur, you will notice that 'orig' and 'fix' parameters are used in the opposite way:
// Create mouseenter and mouseleave events jQuery.each({ mouseover: "mouseenter", mouseout: "mouseleave" }, function( orig, fix ) {
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In the latter one, 'focus' is indeed the original event that need to be fixed, and 'focusin' is the event used as a fix. This order seems to be the appropriate one.
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Ragda Patties– Street Food from Mumbai #chat, #streetfood #india #mumbai
January 31, 2012 by Sandhya Hariharan
This street food belongs to Mumbai and is very typically made . This has been one among my favourite street food.. and I cannot accept much alterations to the version served by the shop keeper where I have hogged for 10 years in my life. This post is very dear to me .. and I m bringing you the flavours straight from heart.
Flavours in this chat got to be very clear right from the patties(Potato cakes) to ragda ( dried white peas curry) to the green chutney & red chutney. And from the garnishing.. Concoction together, make a perfect Ragda Pattices.
PS: In this picture the ragda looks a bit dry. Its only for the shot.The content has to be flowy and hot.
Ingredients For Patties / Potato Cake :
Potato | 1 kg |
Salt | To Taste |
Chilli Powder | 1 .5 Tsp. You can increase to suit the spice |
Corn flour | 3-4 Tblspn |
Water | 1/2 Cup roughly |
Oil | For shallow frying |
- Pressure cook the potatoes . Once boiled well , peel the skin and mash them when hot. This will help us to get a smooth texture to the patties( cake) . Add in salt & chilli powder and give it a good mix.
- If the potato variety seems a bit gooey , add some potato mash powder . This will help in binding the potatoes well.
- Prepare a large non stick tava . Also prepare a corn flour mixture by mixing the corn flour with sufficient water to give a slightly running consistency.
- Make round tikki's by rolling the potato dough,then dip them in the corn flour mixture and place them immediately onto the hot tava. Drizzle few drops of oil around the tikki's . Once they slightly turn brown on one side, turn them around . Drain them onto the kitchen towel to absorb all the oil.
- Repeat this process with the rest of the tikki's. I did them in a batch of four.
- If you are looking for a variation in preparing your aloo tikki's you can check the other two versions in my blog .
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Ingredients for Ragda /Dried White Peas curry:
Dried White Peas | 500gm |
Onion | 1.5 nos |
Curry Leaves | A spring |
Green chillies | 3-4 |
Cinnamon Powder | 1/2 tsp. |
Mustard Seeds | 1/2 tsp. |
Cumin Seeds | 1/2 tsp. |
Turmeric | 1 Tsp |
Lemon Wedge | 2 small pieces |
- Soak the peas over night ,at least for 8 hours in sufficient water with turmeric powder and lemon wedges. Pressure cook until they are well cooked ( or slightly mushy). They shouldn't remain hard. .
- Heat oil in a pan , drop in mustard seeds , cumin seeds . Once they splutter , add the finely chopped onions and curry leaves. Fry until they slightly discolour .Don't forget to add a pinch of salt at this stage .This will quicken the process.
- Add the cooked ragda along with any stock remaining in it to the fried onions. Else add sufficient hot water and give them a good stir. Sprinkle cinnamon powder and desired salt .
- When the ragda begins to thicken , add more water if required and let it be in slightly flowy consistency. Turn off the gas and garnish with chopped green chillies.
- The ragda needs to be piping hot while preparing the platter. The " ssss " … " ss " sound is often heard because of the heat and a combination of chutney's with heat..
- For variations ,people often use ginger –garlic or just ginger , some potatoes to it . Its entirely one's choice.
- But on using G-G in ragda , they leave a strong flavour to it. Why potatoes again ? When Patties are Potato cakes.
Preparing the Ragda Patties Platter:
Pattice ( Potato Cakes) | 2 Nos |
Ragda | 2-3 Big Ladle |
Imli Kajur Chutney | 2 –3 Tsp |
Green Chutney | 2-3 Tsp |
Cumin Powder | 1 pinch |
Red Chilli Powder | 1 pinch |
Puri's( Pani Puri) | 2-3 |
Coriander leaves | for garnishing |
Lay 2 patties on to a plate. Pour over hot ragda covering the patties .Drizzle alternate of sweet and green chutney. Place 2 crushed puri's on the top , sprinkle the powders and finally some chopped coriander. Serve hot right away.


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Gold investors had a disappointing year in 2012. Despite some dramatic ups and downs, shareholders in the largest gold ETF, SPDR Gold Trust (NYSEMKT: GLD ) , saw the value of their shareholding rise by just 6.6% over the year. Although this is a respectable return, it's a far cry from the double-digit gains of recent years.
Similarly, several big gold-mining stocks staged a late rally to deliver some gains by the end of the year but, overall, the performance of the gold-mining sector was less than sparkling, with many miners proving unable to deliver profit growth, even with sustained high gold prices.
So what's in store for 2013? I've been looking at the market and have come up with four gold investments that I think could deliver strong gains this year.
1. SPDR Gold Trust
I think that the price of gold could resume its upward trend in 2013 after last year's consolidation. Not only are central banks buying serious amounts of gold -- a topic I looked at recently -- but the ongoing money-printing policies of many central banks mean that investors will continue to use gold as a hedge to protect themselves from the risk of runaway inflation.
Historically, private investors wanting to track the price of gold chose to invest in gold-mining shares -- there wasn't really much alternative. The introduction of gold ETFs changed this situation completely, and gold ETFs such as SPDR are the best way to invest in gold if you want to avoid the operational and political risks of gold miners.
2. Randgold Resources (LSE: RRS ) (NASDAQ: GOLD )
Randgold Resources is the biggest gold miner in the FTSE 100 (UKX) and has outperformed the price of gold by a factor of three over the last 10 years.
However, Randgold's share price has fallen by 25% over the last three months, which I believe represents an attractive buying opportunity. Development of Randgold's Kibali mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- its biggest yet -- is proceeding on schedule, and the firm is expected to deliver rising production and profits over the next couple of years.
Although it's had a few setbacks recently -- a fire at its Tongon mine, for example -- these are just glitches of the kind that Randgold has proven itself well able to deal with. I expect Randgold's share price to bottom out fairly soon and start to recover as the year progresses.
3. Kirkland Lake Gold (LSE: KGI )
Shares in Kirkland Lake Gold have fallen by 60% over the last year, as technical problems at its single mine in Canada have prevented the company from expanding its production capacity from its present 100,000 ounces per year to a planned 200,000+ ounces per year.
However, many of these problems have now been overcome and Kirkland expects to be able to start ramping up gold production in the middle of 2013.
Kirkland is also well funded and has an experienced management team who own a 20% stake in the business, aligning their interests closely with shareholders.
4. Highland Gold Mining (LSE: HGM )
Highland Gold Mining operates a number of gold mines in Russia, has net cash of $150 million (at 30 June 2012), no debt, and profitable, growing production. It pays special dividends whenever it has sufficient surplus cash, and shareholders received a 4.8 pence per share payment in October 2012, equating to a yield of more than 4%.
Given this, you might wonder why the company's share price fell by 46% last year, and why it trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of just 5.
The answer, of course, is that it has failed to meet investors' high expectations. Highland's earnings fell in 2011 and may have fallen again slightly in 2012. In common with many gold miners, the company has fallen victim to rising costs, which ate into its earnings in the first half of 2012 -- although management expected costs to stabilize in the second half of the year.
Highland Gold currently trades at 80% of its tangible book value and its share price is 25% covered by net cash. I think that the risks on growth and cost have been priced in and that the stock could now perform strongly, assuming that full-year results, due shortly, are in line with expectations.
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PrefaceThe Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS product is the Compaq implementation of the TCP/IP networking protocol suite and internet services for OpenVMS Alpha and OpenVMS VAX systems. A layered software product, TCP/IP Services provides a comprehensive suite of functions and applications that support industry-standard protocols for heterogeneous network communications and resource sharing. This manual describes the features of the Simple Network Managment Protocol (SNMP) provided with TCP/IP Services. It also describes the extensible SNMP (eSNMP) application programming interface (API) and development environment. See the Compaq TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Installation and Configuration manual for information about installing, configuring, and starting this product. Intended AudienceThis manual is for experienced OpenVMS and UNIX system managers and assumes a working knowledge of TCP/IP networking, TCP/IP terminology, and some familiarity with the TCP/IP Services product. Document StructureThis manual contains the following chapters:
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The client component is not provided with TCP/IP Services. To provide access to MIBs and to test SNMP communication, TCP/IP Services provides the following utilities:
These utilities are described in Chapter 4. |
TCP/IP Services does not support the standard SNMP Inform command. |
When they are idle, subagents periodically send a message to port 705 to ensure that the master agent is still running. In Figure 1-2, subagent 1 is sending the esnmp_are_you_there message.
A trap is generated by the subagent and sent to the client. In Figure 1-2, subagent n is generating a trap for the trap client on NMS 2.
routines are described in Section 5.1.
1.3 TCP/IP Services Components for SNMP
Table 1-1 lists the components of SNMP and the command procedures for managing SNMP that are supplied with TCP/IP Services.
File | Location | Function |
TCPIP$ESNMP_SERVER.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | Master agent image. |
TCPIP$OS_MIBS.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | MIB II subagent image. |
TCPIP$HR_MIB.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | Host Resources MIB subagent image. |
TCPIP$SNMP_REQUEST.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | Simple MIB browser. |
TCPIP$SNMP_TRAPSND.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | Utility for sending trap messages. |
TCPIP$SNMP_TRAPRCV.EXE | SYS$SYSTEM | Utility for receiving trap messages. |
TCPIP$ESNMP_SHR.EXE | SYS$SHARE | Image file containing eSNMP application programming interface (API) routines. |
TCPIP$SNMP_STARTUP.COM | SYS$STARTUP | Command procedure that installs master and subagent images and runs TCPIP$SNMP_RUN.COM. |
TCPIP$SNMP_SYSTARTUP.COM | SYS$STARTUP | Command procedure initiated by TCPIP$SNMP_STARTUP.COM. Provided for site-specific customizations, such as parameter settings. |
TCPIP$SNMP_RUN.COM | TCPIP$SYSTEM | Command procedure that starts the master agent and subagents. |
TCPIP$SNMP_SHUTDOWN.COM | SYS$STARTUP | Command procedure that stops the master agent and subagents. |
TCPIP$SNMP_SYSHUTDOWN.COM | SYS$STARTUP | Command procedure initiated by TCPIP$SNMP_SHUTDOWN.COM. Provided for site-specific customization, such as parameter settings. |
Command procedure invoked by TCPIP$SNMP_SYSTARTUP.COM to start custom subagents. | ||
Command procedure invoked by TCPIP$SNMP_SYSHUTDOWN.COM to stop custom subagents. | ||
Command procedure invoked by TCPIP$SNMP_SYSTARTUP.COM when the service is enabled and starts detached processes to run subagents. |
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With so much Twilight Saga news and celebrity Twilight gossip surrounding New Moon star Robert Pattinson, you have to wonder how Pattinson will be affected by such feverish Twilight attention. I've written similar pieces about how the Twilight Saga may impact Robert Pattinson and Twilight cast members Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner and I continue to wonder where Pattinson will stand professionally as an actor when the Twilight Saga comes to a close.
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Two NASA spacecraft, the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity, touched down on the red planet in early 2004. Spirit landed in a crater called Gusev, which in area was about the size of the state of Connecticut. Opportunity landed on the opposite side of the planet, in a crater on the Martian equatorial plain called the Meridiani Planum. The mission of each rover was to study the chemical and physical composition of the surface at various locations in order to help determine whether water had ever existed on the planet and to search for other signs that the planet might have supported some form of life. Using an alpha-particle spectrometer, Spirit revealed that the chemical composition of the soil in the area where it had landed was similar to that found previously by Mars landers at other sites. This finding suggested that winds on Mars widely dispersed the dusty material found on its surface. Opportunity uncovered evidence that the rocks in the crater where it landed had been deposited in salty water at least 5 cm (2 in) deep that had been flowing at 10–50 cm per second.
On June 30, following a seven-year, 3.5-billion-km (2.2-billion-mi) journey, the Cassini spacecraft arrived at Saturn, and it became the first spacecraft to enter into orbit around the planet. Cassini's mission, slated to last four years, was to study not only the planet but also its elaborate ring system and its moons. It carried a probe, called Huygens, that was scheduled to be released December 25 and land on Saturn's giant moon Titan three weeks later. The first images of the ring system obtained by Cassini in orbit around Saturn were more detailed than any that had been obtained by previous spacecraft. Among the features they showed were wave patterns thought to be caused by the gravitation of Saturn's moons. The rings appeared to be composed primarily of water ice mixed with dust that was similar in composition to the material detected on the moon Phoebe. While making its one close approach to Phoebe, Cassini revealed that the surface of the moon was heavily cratered. The cratering supported the idea that some of Saturn's smaller moons might have been formed from material that was ejected from Phoebe in a collision with a passing comet or asteroid. As Cassini passed within 339,000 km (211,000 mi) of Titan, onboard infrared detectors provided detailed images of its methane clouds. The appearance of the clouds was seen to change significantly over a period of only a few hours.
On March 15 Michael E. Brown of the California Institute of Technology and collaborators Chad Trujillo of the Gemini Observatory, on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, and David Rabinowitz of Yale University announced the discovery of the most distant object of the solar system that had ever been observed, at a distance of 13 billion km (8.1 billion mi). Its discoverers named the new object Sedna, after the Inuit goddess said to live in a cave at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean. The new object was about three-quarters the size of Pluto and somewhat larger than the planetoid (planetlike object) Quaoar, which was discovered by the same group in 2002. Sedna was found to have a highly elliptical orbit, which took it from 76 times the Earth–Sun distance to about 900 times that distance and back in a period of 10,000 years. Observations of Sedna quickly raised a number of puzzling questions. Astronomers had thought that all objects in the outer solar system would be icy and therefore white or gray in appearance, but Sedna was almost as red as Mars. Its extremely elliptical orbit resembled the orbits of objects thought to exist in the Oort cloud, a distant cloud of icy objects that had been postulated by Dutch astronomer Jan Oort more than a half century before to account for the origin of comets. Sedna, however, was observed at a distance 10 times closer than the predicted inner edge of the Oort cloud. The proposal that Sedna had been kicked toward the inner solar system by the gravitation of a passing star was just one of several ideas that was being explored to account for its orbit.
For many Earth-bound skywatchers, the astronomical event of the year was the transit of Venus on June 8, a rare event in which the planet was seen to pass directly between Earth and the Sun. During the transit Venus was visible for six hours as a small dark disk that crossed the bright disk of the Sun. The previous transit of Venus had occurred on Dec. 6, 1882. The next Venus transit would occur in only eight years, but the one following it would be more than a century later, in 2117. The transits of Venus were once of great importance to astronomers because careful timings of the events permitted the calculation of the distance between Earth and the Sun.


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Composer Graham Reynolds' Golden Arm ensemble, which is decidedly not a trio, sounds delightfully quirky in this short but sweet cinematically oriented set. It's a song cycle of sorts, with recurring motifs popping up in unexpected places as the music careens from tense, string-led chase scenes to found-sound collages, somber Shostakovich tributes and old-school "crime jazz" romps that would make Lalo Schifrin proud. Somehow it all fits together, skipping along like the oddball soundtrack to some improbable cult film.
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Ok, so I'm a member on here and twtex.com (Two Wheeled Texans) and have been sort of lurking around, looking at pictures, reading a little bit and seeing what bikes are out there for ADV/DS riding. I can't seem to help myself, I get on here, start looking around and develop this ridiculous itch that is really wanting to be scratched... maybe it's inspiration on steroids. In any case, the desire to get out, away from the city, outdoors and off the beaten pavement path is pretty strong.
I've taken my Buell down quite a few dirt/gravel roads and, though, it's not exactly built to do so, I've managed quite well. Some of this has been done with a large, expanded tank bag and my wife riding pillion. Even did a recent solo trip from Dallas to San Antonio and back with a full Wolfman tail/saddle bag. Needless to say, I've made the bike do what I've needed it to do.
While browsing around I've come to like the KTM Enduro bikes, DR-Z400, etc. style of bikes. I've sat on a KTM 990 Adventure and just didn't feel that was the right direction. Bikes like the KTM 990 and VeeStrom (though, I respect them) are not what I have in mind. Hopefully, one of these days in the next couple of years I'll be sharing stories from both paved and off road adventures.
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Four months into 2011, those New Year's resolutions we made to relax and set aside more time for family and friends seem like a distant memory. Work, children, and other commitments perpetually add to our already full plates. The list of errands never gets shorter.
While grocery shopping, dry cleaning, and soccer practice cannot be avoided, who has time to walk into a brick-and-mortar bank? Many financial institutions have long offered the convenience of online account management, online bill payment, and text alerts to inform customers when a particular transaction needs to be made. However, the latest generation of technological innovations allows for more complex management of your finances on the go.
Last year, Equifax developed an iPhone app that allows customers to retrieve and track their personal credit score at the touch of a button. Recently, the application has been upgraded with two new features, a Fraud Index and Credit Rankings.
This spring, the Equifax app will also be available to Android phones users.
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A review by Lisa DuMond
In fact, the darker moments of life are central to Lebbon's work. Few writers can plumb the depths of these moments
with his sensitivity and unflinching frankness.
In the brutal "Life Within," a young boy witnesses one of life's "miracles," only to come face-to-face with one of the
casual cruelties of life. He is jolted from one extreme to the other in the close confines of his parents' arms, until he
chooses the way of comfort. Of course, this is almost benign parental influence when taken against the horrifying
events of "The Butterfly." Rarely have I come across a story of such appalling cruelty and abuse; this is parental
loathing at its lowest depths.
Sometimes, of course, the danger comes from outside the family -- the result of another's child reared to become a
human monster. Truly chilling and all too possible is the horror of "The Empty Room." Are you beginning to see the utterly
helpless, vulnerable status children occupy in this world?
Even those lucky (depending on how you look at it) enough to survive the perils of youth have no easy time awaiting
them. Loneliness, loss, and more fear are out there, just lying in wait for those hapless people who are doomed to
experience the pain. The last grasping at shredded love takes two very different paths in the mournful "Repulsion"
and the resigned horror of "The Last Good Times." Note: In a collection brimming with "bests," this latter story
is possibly the very best of As The Sun Goes Down.
Some stories will surprise you. "Recipe for Disaster" is a brief, black infusion of humour. Consider "The Beach" a
tip of the hat to Richard Matheson. Others will appall, chill, and amaze you. That's what Lebbon's mind is like; there
seem to be no bounds to his imagination, no idea that does not interest him. I seriously doubt there is any material
he could not tackle and bring forth something astonishing.
Whatever your reaction to the stories in As The Sun Goes Down, there is no mistaking their allure. Read
one and it's just-one-more, just-one-short-one, until you find yourself on the final page.
Then, you'll find yourself wanting more.
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What today means is that there will be beaucoup "full faith and credit" clause legal challenges flooding those state courts.
And, by the way, if you're a person of color, your right to vote is now twisting in the wind.
We're at a Very Strange Moment in Civil Rights History, Thanks to SCOTUS |
By: Pam Spaulding Wednesday June 26, 2013 5:50 pm |
What today means is that there will be beaucoup "full faith and credit" clause legal challenges flooding those state courts.
And, by the way, if you're a person of color, your right to vote is now twisting in the wind.
NC: Teahadist Lawmakers Propose Bill to Institute a "State Religion" |
By: Pam Spaulding Wednesday April 3, 2013 6:40 am |
As I've said countless times before, the 2010 election saw a tidal wave of Teabaggers roll into our General Assembly in NC, and with the first GOP supermajority since Reconstruction, they've been hard at work since day one rolling back progressive progress in the state. In response to an ACLU challenge to prayer before Rowan County Board of Commissioners public meetings (97% of them open with Christian prayers, no less!), two lawmakers would like NC to establish an official state religion. It's called the "Rowan County Defense of Religion Act."
NC's GOP-Led Ruin: Working hard not to create jobs, but to go after gays, Latinos…and enter wombs, bedrooms |
By: Pam Spaulding Saturday March 30, 2013 5:20 pm |
It was all too predictable. I wish that I could kick the @sses of the "reasonable but disengaged" NC voters — and there are way too many of them — who were too lazy/apathetic to cast a ballot to avoid the calamity we are witnessing now. That and the wreck of a state Dem party.
NC: Rowan County Officials Erupt Over ACLU Lawsuit Challenging Its Official Public Prayers |
By: Pam Spaulding Wednesday March 13, 2013 11:35 am |
Fundie Rowan County elected officials are out of control.
Outtakes – The Bigoted Images I Couldn't Put in 'How They See Us' |
By: Alvin McEwen Sunday January 20, 2013 5:00 pm |
"Someone thought that these were true facts about gays. Some still do":
NC: Bigoted restaurant owner slips condemning letter to lesbian couple — after they've dined and paid |
By: Pam Spaulding Saturday January 12, 2013 5:00 pm |
I love the new homophobia. In the vein of Chik-Fil-a, bigoted establishments welcome gay dollars, but want to condemn at the same time. In New Bern, NC on December 4, Ariel and Shawnee McPhail walked into The Stingray Café, sat down and had their meal, and had this handed to them by the restaurant's owner, Ed McGovern — after they had paid and were leaving.
Tennessee Pastor Blames Newton Tragedy on Schools Teaching Evolution, 'How to Be a Homo' |
By: Pam Spaulding Tuesday December 18, 2012 5:56 pm |
What a stunning lack of originality. The crazee has been unleashed by the likes of Mike Huckabee, but you can always count on some no-name bible-beater who wants to break the sanity meter.
Kicked Off the Air on CNN, Bryan Fischer Says: CNN Is 'What the Gay Gestapo Looks Like in Action' |
By: Pam Spaulding Saturday October 20, 2012 6:00 pm |
The tide has turned and hate and junk science purveyors like Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association need to be prepared to be tossed off the air (CNN's Carol Costello had enough of his foolishness the other day). Now Fischer is foaming at the mouth — and TEH HOMO is to blame.
Arkansas GOP legislative candidate calls for death penalty for misbehaving kids |
By: Pam Spaulding Tuesday October 9, 2012 6:35 am |
I see we're moving beyond "spare the rod, spoil the child" now. A batsh*t dude running to serve in the Arkansas legislature, former Monsanto research biologist Charlie Fuqua, has written a book with some interesting parental tips…of course it's from the "Biblical perspective." I sh*t you not:
Chick-Fil-A's Dan Cathy: "We Support Biblical Families" |
By: Pam Spaulding Wednesday October 3, 2012 2:10 pm |
The Chick-Fil-A COO just steps in it over and over. Dan Cathy spoke with 11Alive's (WXIA-TV) Matt Pearl at the Cathy family's ranch in Georgia.


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Can the Military Tolerate Dissent?
Over at The Atlantic, Tim Kane wrote a fascinating story about brain drain from the military ranks. It's a far-ranging piece, but he touches on a critical issue facing our nation, security-wise and culture-wise:
Why are so many of the most talented officers now abandoning military life for the private sector? An exclusive survey of West Point graduates shows that it's not just money. Increasingly, the military is creating a command structure that rewards conformism and ignores merit. As a result, it's losing its vaunted ability to cultivate entrepreneurs in uniform.
Why is this important? Because it totally pisses off conservative rah-rah types by attacking their carefully assembled myths about America and its armed forces. One of the leading right-wing milblogs, Blackfive, neatly captures those myths:
I was unaware that cultivating entrepreneurs in uniform was an ability we would even want to vaunt...The military is a top-down hierarchy that will stifle creativity and free thinking by design...You cannot have a cohesive military command structure if everyone is following their own idea of what a standard operating procedure should be. Will this chafe the cones of some highly talented people who if left to their own devices would do some awesome things? Of course it does, tough shite. At some point the highly talented maverick becomes a drag on the over all effectiveness.
This is a patently circular argument: Military discipline is fundamentally conservative, because that's what military discipline is. But conservatives have effectively sold most of the country on this idea. (Witness, for example, the hilariously incoherent Rep. Louie Gohmert [R-Texas] trying to defend Don't Ask, Don't Tell.) When we argue about most contemporary security issues—rules of engagement, strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan, PTSD, veterans' care at Walter Reed, DADT, ROTC, women on submarines, et cetera—the right-wing viewpoint of the military as an unthinking, unfeeling, lockstep bloc always holds: You can't rock the boat, because conformity is what the military's all about. Silly me, I thought the military was all about guaranteeing security, and some brainpower might be required in getting that done.
Of course, political conservatives have a vested interest in keeping this myth going. If the military is perceived as no place for dissent, for entrepreneurship, for innovative thought, then the majority of people who are likely to volunteer for military service will be politically conservative, agreeable, uninnovative thinkers. And since they're all heroes© for signing up, we nasty civilians will customarily defer to them in all matters, and our society will remain fundamentally conservative. No wonder military equality for gays and women, and expanded GI Bill benefits, are so worrisome to right-wing politicians: If the ranks start looking more like American society at large, we might have a more circumspect military and we might end up forced to respect some liberal war heroes and freethinkers. Yipe!
What's interesting is that so many progressives grant the right-wing myth of the monolithic, unthinking military. Certainly, there aren't many liberals who uncritically swallow the notion of all soldiers as "heroes." But perhaps you also think of most soldiers as unreflective rightist aggressors (the "knuckledragging babykillers" meme) or put-upon pawns in a rightist aggrssive political scheme (the "victims" meme). Either way, you're basically agreeing with the toxic right-wing point of view: that soldiers do not (and ought not) exercise free thought or free will, that they are automatic subjects rather than fully choosing human agents.
Not only is the conservative military myth pure bunk, it's also dangerous to national security. In the history of the United States, virtually every positive military innovation has been the product of free thought, improvisation, entrepreneurship, even dissent and insubordination. The entire history of the Marine Corps confirms this (see Chapter 3 of this PDF), as does my own military training. In my days as a Naval Academy midshipman, we were issued a tiny book of advice to memorize and a larger tome on leadership to reflect upon, and both texts included the retirement speech of Vice Admiral William Mack, which is known nowadays as "The Tradition of the Dissenter":
The one concept which dominates my mind is that of the necessity of listening to and protecting the existence of the "Dissenter"—the person who does not necessarily agree with his commander, or with popularly held opinion, or with you. Unfortunately, history is full of examples: then-Commander Mahan, whose novel ideas of seapower fell on barren ground; then-Commander Sims, whose revolutionary (but correct) ideas on naval gunnery ran counter to those of his seniors; then-Commander Rickover, who fought a lonely battle for nuclear power. All eventually succeeded, but not without the help of patient, understanding officers. Regretfully, each needed help from outside the uniformed Navy. We cannot afford this way of life in the government or in the Navy in the future, for the intervals given us for discussion and decision will be increasingly shorter.
Just this week, the very thoughtful Andew Exum, a retired Army officer who now works at the Center for a New American Security, drew my attention to this speech, given to West Point cadets last October by a Yale English professor, that explicates how true leadership requires the independent exercise of thought, not the mindless, middling bureaucratic attitude that's far more common in the military and corporate worlds. Damn right.
There's a flip-side here, too: Virtually every national catastrophe—every poorly chosen war, every strategic setback, every escalation of needless brutality—in America's military history was the result of conservative, conventional, mediocre thinking. Look at the damage that the yes-man mindset has done just in the past few years, in a single locale:
- It got us into Iraq. In 1999, Gen. Anthony Zinni, a well-known military freethinker, was the top dog at US Central Central command. He wisely perceived that the Clinton administration had an interest in what a post-Saddam Iraq might look like, so he gathered a bevy of military strategists and civilian analysts to run a simulation, known as "Desert Crossing." Its conclusions: Removing Saddam without massive UN or coalition support would be messy, costly, counterproductive, and a boon to Iran's regioinal standing. In 2003, Zinni was retired, but the battle drums began to sound, and he sought to contact his CENTCOM successor, the Bush-supporting yes-man Gen. Tommy Franks: "When it looked like we were going in [to Iraq], I called back down to CENTCOM and said, 'You need to dust off Desert Crossing,'" Zinni later said. "They said, 'What's that? Never heard of it.' So in a matter of just a few years it was gone. The corporate memory."
- Once it got us into Iraq, it fouled the whole thing up. The Franks-run war was a pooch-screw, and incremental improvements in strategy didn't come until Gen. David Petraeus (a Princeton Ph.D.) and his team of mandarins were allowed to retool the effort. Many of Petraeus' advisers were ex-soldiers, like John Nagl and David Kilcullen, who found civilian think-tanks more receptive to their unorthodox ideas than the rank-and-file armies of the world. (Nagl is also the focus of the current Atlantic piece on military brain drain.) But until Iraq became an undeniable bloodbath, the Petrauses and Nagls of the Army were expected to put up, shut up, and make do, even when they saw that the conventional wisdom wasn't so wise. (And no, Petraeus and the surge weren't the bloodless saviors that common political wisdom now suggests they were. But they did contribute to stabilization, as well as lay bare the stultifying nature of our previous strategy.)
Again, just one example. Maybe I should get started on a new book that busts the conservative lockstep-military myth. It would relate our rich history of armed-forces maverickism to progress—not only on strategic or foreign policy matters, but on economic and social justice issues, as well. I'd call it A People's History of the United States Military.
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Cyber crooks are up to their old tricks spreading malware that looks like a critical security patch from Microsoft. But security firm Sophos says this time the crooks are making the the email worm more believable by quoting a senior member of Microsoft's security team: Steve Lipner. Microsoft says the infected emails are being sent with subject line "update your Windows."
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When Britney and Paris were thrust into the campaign, it was not a happy day in Obamaland.
Which is not the same as suggesting that it was a banner day for Team McCain.
It was a day where Sen. John McCain's campaign -- maybe for the first time in the general election -- found a coherent argument to effectively push. (Though it might not have been the argument McCain himself wants/needs.)
It was a day that made Steve Schmidt's team whirl with Rove-like efficiency. (And made John Weaver stir with un-Rove-like alacrity.)
It was a day that may have forced Sen. Barack Obama into a rare unforced error. (Yet may have forced McCain into the box he's been avoiding.)
It was a day when a quote -- however mischaracterized -- placed an exclamation point on a narrative. (Maybe two narratives, actually.)
"The new McCain ad depicts Obama as a celebrity akin to Britney Spears and Paris Hilton -- pretty, pampered . . . not up for being president," ABC's Jake Tapper reported on "Good Morning America" Thursday. "Now Obama is casting McCain -- who already has a reputation for having a temper -- as negative and angry."
Humor is humor, but there are other ways to make the same points about inexperience/riskiness/otherness -- frames that haven't been fully constructed yet.
The ad marks a critical point of concession: McCain is saying that the campaign isn't really about him, after all. And if he keeps this up, winning the presidency will continue to be far more about tearing Obama down than building himself up.
"John McCain's campaign gave its clearest signal yet that its main focus right now isn't talking about the presumed Republican nominee,"Bob Drogin and Peter Nicholas write in the Los Angeles Times. "Instead, it is trying to shape the public image of Obama -- in this case, by comparing him to two celebrities who are widely mocked as lacking substance."
(Was it a necessary concession? Sure, the campaign has been waged on Obama's terms to date, but things are tight as ever in new polling in battleground states.)
How long since the McCain campaign could count on this? "In a concerted volley of television interviews, news releases and e-mail, campaign representatives attacked him on a wide range of issues, including tax policies and energy proposals," Jim Rutenberg reports in The New York Times. "The moves are the McCain campaign's most full-throttled effort to define Mr. Obama negatively, on its own terms, by creating a narrative intended to turn the public off to an opponent."
"McCain's strategy is to leverage the enthusiastic crowds and personal charisma that have created excitement around Obama's campaign and use this celebrity to raise questions about Obama's depth," Jill Zuckman writes in the Chicago Tribune. "Framing Obama this way also allows the McCain campaign to highlight what some view as Obama's presumptuousness and inability to relate to ordinary people."
"The McCain campaign, under the direction of its new leader, Steve Schmidt, has settled on a storyline that could last through the election," Time's Michael Scherer writes. "It is, at root, an experience argument, adjusted to undercut the enormous enthusiasm that Obama generates."
This is a contrast ad disguising (thinly) as mockery: "Barack the Bimbo," reads the New York Post headline.
"Do the American people really want to elect the biggest celebrity in the world?" top McCain strategist Steve Schmidt said on a conference call with reporters, per ABC's David Wright.


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This idea has the additional advantage that "Spend for ...
I was able to locate the errata thread on the official forum. The answer is that the example is incorrect.
The errata thread does not provide a correct example, but the rule is pretty self explanatory:
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Another mechanic you could add is to escalate the cost for the rerolls as the game progresses.
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Glenn Walker is a writer who knows pop culture. He loves, hates, and lives pop culture. He knows too freaking much about pop culture, and here's where he talks about it all: movies, music, comics, television, and the rest... Welcome to Hell.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
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Funky Forest - The First Contact ~ I love Japanese television, film, and comics, but admittedly, a lot of what I like is genre specific. Superhero, giant monster, etc. That might be part of the reason I just didn't get this.
Even with subtitles I don't believe I could even tell you what it's about. Imagine an extra long episode of "Kids in the Hall" in a language you didn't understand and you'll begin to get a vibe of what this movie is like.
It looks very much like something I might like but it is indescribable and I don't get it. There are some very neat make-up, animation and CGI effects in it though. Just don't ask me what it's about.
The best explanation I can offer is it's a sort of Amazon Women on the Moon... on crack. Watch at your own risk.
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I had 400cc saline implants put in over the muscle 3 days ago. I am 5'10" and about 140lbs. I was big breasted beofre but lost a lot of volume after pregnancy and breastfeeding. I am not too sore but seem to be very tight and swollen. I know it is to be expected, but I am curious as to how much the swelling will go down. I was told to expect a full C cup or a small D and right now I measure an E cup and they appear quite asymmetrical. I'ma bit worried and could use some reassurance. Thank You
How Much Will Swelling Reduce After Breast Implants? (photo)
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Having moderate swelling and asymmetry after a breast augmentation is normal. Obviously any sudden change in shape, skin temperature, color or discharge is cause for concern. These should be discussed with your plastic surgeon ASAP. Most patients expect to be swollen the day after surgery and perfect afterwards. Unfortunately it takes 3-6 months to see the final results.
Good luck and thank you for your question.
Anire Okpaku MD FACS
Thank you for your question. From your pictures, it appears that you and your surgeon decided on saline implants in the submammry plane, through an inframammary incision. It is very early after surgery and swelling is not uncommon. Swelling will improve with time and your breasts will improve in appearance. The asymmetry that you see likely will improve with time if it wasn't present pre-operatively.
Pre-operatively, when you did your sizing in her office, you should have determined what implant size was correct for you. Your final result will look like your sizer did, don't worry.
In my practice, most patients chose submuscular, cohesive gel implants. I use both Allergan and Mentor implants and all implant styles. I find cohesive gel implants, placed under the muscle, give the most natural, soft, appearing breasts with no ripples. I get my patients to do arm movements immediately after surgery. We start advil day 2. Implant movements are started 6 days post operatively. .
I would keep your booked follow up appointments with your surgeon and follow the recommend post operative care instructions. In the event that you need a second opinion, I am in your city and would be happy to see you at any time.
All the Best. Scott Barr, MD, FRCSC, Plastic Surgeon.
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Swelling from breast augmentation comes from swelling of the pectoral muscle, from the skin and breast tissue itself and from fluid that is around the implant for a while after the surgery. At 3 days you likely have all 3 and it is common to have asymmetry. You won't know the answer to your question for certain for 2-3 months. That is just normal.
Your breast is probably not swollen, and the subglandular implant under thin cover has given a round and projected look that we hope you discussed carefully before your procedure. A softer more natural augmentation might be had with a submuscular moderate profile implant, perhaps a smaller volume. Some asymmetry is to be expected as the skin envelope is different right to left.
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The photos posted and the type of question shows your pre operative informed consent was poorly done. Please call your chosen operative surgeon and/or his/her staff to FULLY discuss so you completely understand the surgery you had 3 days ago. And Yes swelling/minor asymmetry can last for a few weeks. Your final size will be smaller, on average the reduction is about a cup size. As for the appeared photographic asymmetry need to see the before photos in order to fully advise. But again best to hear it from your operative surgeon.
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