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We are living in a time today that may be described as fast and furious. We eat at fast food restaurants, pay for our groceries in express lanes, have our vehicles serviced at jiffy lubes and get advances on our paychecks at quick cash.
Our fast paced lifestyles have given birth to such names as Stop & Go, Fastbreak, Fastlane, Rapid refund, Quick Keys and B-Quick. Everything we do now is so urgent that it must be done faster than right now.
Even our churches are not immune. We complain that church just last too long on Sunday morning. We don't have time to fellowship after service. And very few show back up for an evening service.
There's no time for Wednesday night bible studies or Sunday school on Sunday morning. We can't swing by for choir rehearsal, ushers meeting or anything else during the week. We are just too busy for the Lord. With our busy lifestyles we just can't find the time to wait on GOD.
But we expect GOD to wait on us. We think its GOD's duty and nature to wait on us until we get ready to fit him into our lives. Somebody's not too busy to stop by the liquor store or bootleggers house, but they don't have time to stop by the Lord's house. Somebody's not too busy to stop by the Silver Star, but they don't have time for the bright and mourning star.
Somebody's not too busy to stop by the club meeting, but they can't find time for prayer meeting. Well, I certainly don't want to sound like the voice of doom, but you need to know that GOD is not going to wait on you forever. GOD is not a divine watchdog that waits with his tail wagging until you decide to come home and pet him on the head or throw him a bone.
In the text today Martha was so busy that she left no time to hear the words of the Lord. By looking at Martha's behavior, I'd like to point out how she was serving the Lord but still missing a blessing.
The Reception
Martha received Jesus into her house. That's what many of us need to do. We are good at claiming him at the church but if the Lord would follow some of us home he would not find a bible anywhere in the house. If he did find one, it'll probably be covered with dust.
It's good to have Jesus at church but we desperately need him at home. If we had more Jesus in our homes maybe we'd have less divorces. If we had more Jesus in our homes, maybe we'd have less suicide, less alcohol and drug problems. If we had more Jesus in our homes, maybe we'd have fewer unruly children, wayward wives and abusive husbands. You might say you got the Lord.....but what I want to know is; do you have him at home?
Martha had a sister named Mary. She sat at Jesus' feet and listened to his words. The scripture indicates no formal introduction or greetings. And not once does it point out that Mary spoke to Jesus. She just listened and heard his words. Anytime Jesus comes into the household everyone there will be blessed.
The Service
Martha also served Jesus. She was a very busy lady. Being the hostess, Martha wanted everything to be just right. She broke out the fine china, the best silverware, the embroidery tablecloth and the best napkins.
The meal had to be not only prepared just right but it had to look appetizing and delicious. The meal had to be garnished just right, seasoned to perfection and served with elegance and style. But while Martha was busy serving, Mary was busy hearing the word of GOD.
Martha was too busy to hear Jesus and she couldn't slow down long enough to realize that although her sister was slow to serve the meal, she was quick to hear the word. Mary was ahead in the word and Martha needed to slow her roll and catch what was most important at that time.
I am not saying not to serve. It is our duty to serve. That is a part of our Christian mission. But when serving prevents you from hearing the word of GOD or it prevents you from taking counsel with the Lord...you are too busy. If preaching is going on in the sanctuary, nobody should be in the kitchen cooking.
When the word of GOD is being proclaimed, the ushers ought not to be ushering. There should be no pew meetings, note passing or anything else. If you are doing anything during the sermon that causes you to miss any part of the message....you are too busy. You need to slow your roll.
The Attitude
People who are work-aholics work themselves into a frenzy and then get mad because management won't raise the standard to their level. However, along with their high level of productivity comes a high rate of stress related illnesses.
Almost all high strung over-achievers are taking a medley of prescription drugs for high blood pressure, migraines, ulcers, back pains and aching joints. But others who do their job the best they can and let GOD take up the slack lead a more peaceful and fulfilled life.
Martha got mad because Mary did not trouble herself with the serving. So she confronted not her sister, but Jesus. She even implied that he didn't care that she served and worked so hard with no help, she had an attitude with Jesus.
Jesus told her that she was troubled about many things but her sister had chosen the good part which would not be taken away from her. You see, Martha's serving, even though she was doing a fine job, would soon pass away. After the meal has been served and the dishes washed and put away, the glory of the meal would be over.
Whatever it is you are troubled about today.....it will pass away. Some of you are troubled over your job. You are rushing to work and working your fingers to the bone. You're leaving little or no time for worship and the word of GOD. But when you retire no one will remember how hard you worked.
Mary got the word of GOD and that will never pass away. That's the good part. You may be fired from the job. They may put you out of your club, expel you from school, kick you off the board of directors, or impeach you from public office, but if you slow your roll and get the word of GOD, you'll have something that cannot be taken from you.
That's what we all are admonished to do today. Slow your roll. Get your work done, get your meals served, get your business fixed and get your house in order. But above all make sure you get the word of GOD.


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- env.Decider('MD5-timestamp'): as of SCons 0.98, you can set the Decider function on an environment. MD5-timestamp says if the timestamp matches, don't bother re-MD5ing the file. This can give huge speedups. See the man page for info.
--max-drift: By default SCons will calculate the MD5 checksum of every source file in your build each time it is run, and will only cache the checksum after the file is 2 days old. This default of 2 days is to protect from clock skew from NFS or revision control systems. You can tweak this delay using --max-drift=SECONDS where SECONDS is some number of seconds. Decreasing SECONDS can improve build speed by eliminating superfluous MD5 checksum calculations. Instead of specifying this on the command line each run, you can set this option inside your SConstruct or SConscript file using "SetOption('max_drift', SECONDS)".
- --implicit-deps-unchanged: By default SCons will rescan all source files for implicit dependencies (e.g. C/C++ header #includes), which can be an expensive process. You can tell SCons to cache the implicit dependencies between invocations using the --implicit-deps-unchanged. By using this options you are making a promise to SCons that you didn't change any of the implicit dependencies since it was last run. If you do change the implicit dependencies, then using --implicit-deps-changed will cause them to be rescaned and cached. (You cannot set this option from within the SConstruct or SConscript files.)
--implicit-cache: This option tells SCons to intelligently cache implicit dependencies. It attempts to determine if the implicit dependencies have changed since the last build, and if so it will recalculate them. This is usually slower than using --implicit-deps-unchanged, but is also more accurate. Instead of specifying this on the command line each run, you can set this option inside your SConstruct or SConscript file using "SetOption('implicit_cache', 1)".
- CPPPATH: normally you tell Scons about include directories by setting the CPPPATH construction variable, which causes SCons to search those directories when doing implicit dependency scans and also includes those directories in the compile command line. If you have header files that never or rarely change (e.g. system headers, or C run-time headers), then you can exclude them from CPPPATH and include them in the CCFLAGS construction variable instead, which causes SCons to ignore those include directories when scanning for implicit dependencies. Carefully tuning the include directories in this way can usually result in a dramatic speed increase with very little loss of accuracy.
Avoid RCS and SCCS scans by using env.SourceCode(".", None) - this is especially interesting if you are using lots of c or c++ headers in your program and that your file system is remote (nfs, samba).
When using "BuildDir", use it with "duplicate" set to 0: "BuildDir( dir1, dir2, duplicate=0". This will cause scons to invoke Builders using the path names of source files in src_dir and the path names of derived files within build_dir. However, this may cause build problems if source files are generated during the build, if any invoked tools are hard-coded to put derived files in the same directory as the source files.
On a multi-processor machine it may be beneficial to run multiple jobs at once - use the --jobs N (where N is the number of processors on your machine), or "SetOption('num_jobs', N)" inside your SConstruct or SConscript. On Windows machines, the number of processors is available in the environment variable 'NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS'.
- If you have more than a few dozen preprocessor defines ("-DFOO1 -DFOO2") you may find from using --profile that SCons is spending a lot of time in subst() function, usually just adding the -D string to the defines over and over again. This can really slow down builds where nothing has changed. With 100+ defines I saw a do-nothing build time drop from 35s to 20s using the idea described in "Caching the CPPDEFINES" elsewhere on this page.
The command 'scons --max-drift=1 --implicit-deps-unchanged' will execute your build as fast as possible.
Another trick to making things faster is to avoid relinking programs when a shared library has been modified but not rebuilt. See SharedLibrarySignatureOverride
The following was suggested by leanid nazdrynau in scons-users, May 2006:
Note on the CPPPATH trick
The CPPPATH trick mentioned above made a great difference for me, because I have many libraries installed in non-standard directories (e.g. these from Fink), and these directories end up explicitly referenced in compiler command lines.
However, for this trick to work, CCFLAGS (CXXFLAGS) has to come *after* CPPFLAGS (which are in $_CCCOMCOM) in the compiler command line. If not, the compiler will typically include the installed headers from the library I am developing, instead of including the local headers referenced by, say, env.Prepend(CPPPATH = [ '#mylibheaders' ]).
Here is the code I use to put CCFLAGS after CPPFLAGS. It also imports software resource paths from env variables. (Any comments to make this easier would be welcome.)
1 # CPPPATH trick, see http://www.scons.org/wiki/GoFastButton
3 # For this to work, CCFLAGS (CXXFLAGS) have to come *after*
4 # CPPFLAGS (which are in $_CCCOMCOM)
5 if env['CXXCOM'] == "$CXX -o $TARGET -c $CXXFLAGS $_CCCOMCOM $SOURCES":
6 # SCons 0.97
7 env['CXXCOM'] = "$CXX -o $TARGET -c $_CCCOMCOM $CXXFLAGS $SOURCES"
8 elif env['CXXCOM'] == "$CXX -o $TARGET -c $CXXFLAGS $CCFLAGS $_CCCOMCOM $SOURCES":
9 # SCons 0.98
10 env['CXXCOM'] = "$CXX -o $TARGET -c $_CCCOMCOM $CXXFLAGS $CCFLAGS $SOURCES"
11 else:
12 print "Unexpected default CXXCOM"
13 Exit(1)
15 if env['SHCXXCOM'] == "$SHCXX -o $TARGET -c $SHCXXFLAGS $_CCCOMCOM $SOURCES":
16 # SCons 0.97
17 env['SHCXXCOM'] = "$SHCXX -o $TARGET -c $_CCCOMCOM $SHCXXFLAGS $SOURCES"
18 elif env['SHCXXCOM'] == "$SHCXX -o $TARGET -c $SHCXXFLAGS $SHCCFLAGS $_CCCOMCOM $SOURCES":
19 # SCons 0.98
20 env['SHCXXCOM'] = "$SHCXX -o $TARGET -c $_CCCOMCOM $SHCXXFLAGS $SHCCFLAGS $SOURCES"
21 else:
22 print "Unexpected default SHCXXCOM"
23 Exit(1)
25 # process env variables
26 for K in ['CPPFLAGS', 'CFLAGS', 'CXXFLAGS', 'LDFLAGS', 'CC', 'CXX']:
27 if K in os.environ:
28 dict = env.ParseFlags(os.environ[K])
29 # These headers are supposed static. Don't check at each build.
30 for i in dict['CPPPATH']:
31 dict['CCFLAGS'].append('-I' + i)
32 dict['CPPPATH'] = []
33 env.MergeFlags(dict)
Another solution was suggested by Roberto De Vecchi on scons-users:
After the env initialization, I'm overriding _CCINCFLAGS as follow:
env['_CPPINCFLAGS']='$( ${_concat(INCPREFIX, CPPPATH, INCSUFFIX, __env__, RDirs, TARGET, SOURCE)} $)' +\ '$( ${_concat(INCPREFIX, CPP3RDPARTYPATH, INCSUFFIX, __env__, RDirs, TARGET, SOURCE)} $)'
So I can selectively add an include path to CCPPATH or CPP3RDPARTYPATH and have both of them passed to the compiler but only having scons scan the CPPPATH dirs..
Caching the CPPDEFINES flags in the compiler command
c_defs = ['FOO1', 'FOO2'. ... , 'FOO100'] import copy def_str = ' -D'.join(c_defs) cccom = copy.copy(env['CCCOM']) cccom = cccom.replace('CCFLAGS', 'CCFLAGS -D%s ' % def_str) shcccom = copy.copy(env['SHCCCOM']) shcccom = shcccom.replace('CCFLAGS', 'CCFLAGS -D%s ' % def_str) cxxcom = copy.copy(env['CXXCOM']) cxxcom = cxxcom.replace('CCFLAGS', 'CCFLAGS -D%s ' % def_str) shcxxcom = copy.copy(env['SHCXXCOM']) shcxxcom = shcxxcom.replace('CCFLAGS', 'CCFLAGS -D%s ' % def_str) fasterEnv = env.Clone( CCCOM = cccom, CXXCOM = cxxcom, SHCCCOM = shcccom, SHCXXCOM = shcxxcom, )


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The other smaller adapters don't tend to work too well, this works a treat for the presta valves on my screw on thread adapter. Cheap, sorted, done.
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Melt the Solid Body Tint between your hands or directly onto your body where you want to add some color. Once the color is on, gently blend in with your hands for flawless coverage.
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Silk Stockings is one of our fantastically beautiful solid body tints. Give your legs some colour with a gorgeous sheen and an even skin tone all year round. This is the one for pale skins, a pinky blend of colours that melt onto the skin to give your gams a natural looking tint. Plus, it has the sensuous fragrance of jasmine, rose and sandalwood oils for an added level of seduction. Smooth some on for instant sex appeal. It also washes off easily, so your sheets won't suffer melt-y messes. You know, in case one thing leads to another.
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One of my favorite scents! I put it on around 5 am and still get complimented on the smell late into the evening. Love, love this one!
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Secret Obsession is delightful. This rollerball version is perfect for travel.
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Set Three Comeback Aides Women's Volleyball in 3-1 League Win over Barton; Host Mount Olive on Saturday
October 5, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University followed up a set three rally by hitting .324 in the fourth set grabbing a 3-1 (25-19, 21-25, 28-26, 25-21) victory over visiting Barton College in Conference Carolinas womens volleyball action on Friday night. The Lady Falcons snap a four-game skid improving to 3-12 overall, 2-5 in league play. The Bulldogs fall to 4-12, 2-6 after Fridays defeat.
Pfeiffer quickly jumped out to an 8-1 lead in the opening set after a pair of early kills by Kelly Lancellot (Naples, FL). Back-to-back aces from the Bulldogs Amanda Grandy (Rolesville, NC) and two-straight kills from Kati Wood (Pasadena, MD) had the visitors to within four at 14-10 midway through the set. After an ace by Milana Mervosh (Roebuck, SC) and handful of errors by the Bulldogs, Anna Vizvary (North Augusta, SC) would finish off the opening set with one of her eight kills on the night for a 1-0 match lead.
Set two went back-and-forth to the end featuring 16 tie scores and nine lead changes. Tied at 20-20, Barton took advantage of a Pfeiffer ball handling error followed by two kills from Wood and Jillian Sherman (Fort Lauderdale, FL). After a following ace from Grandy, Wood would close out the set 25-21 to bring Barton even in the best-of-five match.
Set three needed extra points to decide the outcome as Pfeiffer staved off four set points by Barton who led late 24-20. Four Bulldog miscues allowed the Lady Falcons to pull even at 24 in front of Emily Wall (High Point, NC) and Amber Wooten (East Bend, NC) kills completed the comeback in a 28-26 set three win.
Melissa Cochran (Knightdale, NC) helped the Bulldogs bolt out to an 8-5 lead in the fourth set before Pfeiffer again stormed back after two more kills from Lancellot. Another Wooten kill and Wall ace put the Lady Falcons up 14-11 before a Jordan Lee (Wilson, NC) service ace kept Barton close down just 17-16. Two more kills from Mervosh would provide the final bit of breathing room needed for the hosts before senior Jordan O'Bryant (Reidsville, NC) ended the match with her final two kills of the contest.
OBryant would lead the Lady Falcons with 11 kills on the night followed closely by Mervosh and Wooten who each had 10. Wall would lead the way in assists with 23, Meghan Davis (Fulton, MO) posted 21, while Mervosh finished off the double-double adding 11 digs. Libero Cate Glendenning (Holly Springs, NC) led the team posting 17 digs.
Wood would lead the Bulldogs in the attacking department with a game-high 15 on the night while Grandy put up a night-best 42 assists. Barton libero Corinna Morton (Holly Ridge, NC) contributed on defense with 18 digs.
Both teams are quick to get back on the court Saturday after as Barton heads south to Queens while Pfeiffer will host Mount Olive. The Lady Falcons and Trojans will square off a 2:00 p.m. with live stats and video being available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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IONS 40th Anniversary Conversations
Visionaries: Jean Houston, PhD and Steve Villano, JD
For this special call, IONS CEO/President Steve Villano talks with scholar, philosopher, and researcher in human capacities, Jean Houston, PhD. Houston was contacted by IONS Founder Edgar Mitchell shortly after his return from the moon, and she helped him explore the epiphany he had experienced. They converse about this and related topics while answering questions from the participating audience.


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You may also find this New Student page useful.
NUwave Information
For help connecting to NUwave:
NUWave FAQ's
What is NUwave?
NUwave is Northeastern University's secured wireless internet service.
What do I need to connect to NUwave?
Besides a computer with a wireless card, students will need their myNEU credentials (username and password) to connect to NUwave.
Where can I access NUwave?
NUWave is accessible in all academic and administrative buildings on campus, and in all classrooms. NUWave is also available in all of International Village and Light Hall. In other residence halls, NUWave is available in common spaces. By September 2014 , NUwave will be fully available in 17 residence halls. Visit the NUwave Residential Wireless Expansion Project page for updates and information on which buildings are impacted. Click here to learn how to set up your own wireless network in your room.
Why should I use NUwave instead of NUwave-guest?
NUwave, the network for university affiliates, is safer and more secure than NUwave-guest. Traffic over NUwave-guest is NOT encrypted, meaning information like passwords, credit card numbers, and sensitive personal information could be captured by others in the area. Further, many internet applications that work on NUwave won't work with NUwave-guest. Students should be using NUwave.
I'm a student, and I need help setting up my NUwave connection.
If following the instructions above does not work, you can call the ITS Service Desk at 617.373.4357 (xHELP), or bring your computer to the ResNet Resource Center for further assistance.
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We are excited to introduce you to our exceptional residency program. There are several advantages to training as an anesthesiology resident at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Our tertiary care center serves a large catchment area of Central Pennsylvania with aeromedical transport capabilities to our level 1 trauma center. From the beginning of residency, we routinely manage difficult traumas and become competent in large, complex cases. The addition of our state of the art Children's Hospital, opened Feb. 2013, has also provided increasing pediatric caseload and complexity.
In addition to trauma and pediatrics, our program is well-established with a reputation for providing a balanced education to ensure the development of well-rounded, consultant anesthesiologists. Whether you are interested in pediatric anesthesia, neuroanesthesia, OB, Cardiothoracic, chronic and acute pain, or critical care, you will become proficient in all of the subspecialties. Our graduates leave with a variety of opportunities to pursue fellowships within and outside the program, private practice across the nation, and clinical professorship tracts in academic medicine within the institution. Weekly didactic lectures for each class, including weekly board review for CA-3s, are protected and highly valued time. Oral board practice exams with faculty are scheduled throughout the year. Our diverse faculty from all over the world are well recognized for their contributions to anesthesia. They are the foundation of our program and provide our residents with the opportunity to learn many unique techniques, not just a program recipe, for practicing anesthesia.
Apart from being a strong academic program, Residency in Hershey also provides a unique quality of life by providing "big city" training and recreation within the comfort and safety of a rural setting. Imagine a post-call day at Hershey Park, only 10 min. from the medical center. Enjoy Broadway shows at the Hershey Theater, concerts at Hershey Park stadium, nightlife in Harrisburg, or fishing, camping, and skiing right around the corner. Hershey is also uniquely placed within a short driving distance of Washington D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore making weekend excursions possible. No matter what your interests may be, living in Hershey is enjoyable, with short driving distances, minimal traffic, and beautiful scenery.
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A Double-edged Sword: What Are the Implications of Freedom of Information for the HE Sector?
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Clad in his "I Walked Across America" T-shirt, the man with the cane and size 15 shoes likes to tell stroke survivors to take recovery one step at a time.
"Walk to your mailbox today," four-time stroke survivor Mycle Brandy of San Clemente will counsel. "Walk past your mailbox tomorrow."
He has given that message to hundreds over the past three years while walking the byways of America, more than 6,400 miles. Thursday, he completed the last leg of his third transcontinental walk – Maine to Miami – 34 weeks after setting out from a bridge over the St. John River on the Canadian border.
The retired glazer was surrounded by devotees who joined him to walk the final four miles. These people followed him on Facebook, commiserated as he battled blisters, prayed for him as he faced crossing bridges at state lines on roads with no shoulder and relentless, impatient traffic. Facebook fans cheered for him on learning how cars would show up at bridges to run interference.
They winced as Brandy would suffer an occasional neurological failure – a byproduct of stroke – causing him to collapse to the pavement if his cane wasn't planted just then – how, after a fall in Virginia, he almost was hit by a car. "I was lying on the ground," he said. "I turned my head toward the road and the wheel was probably less than a foot from my face."
Brandy turned 62 Thursday, three years to the day from his 59th birthday when he set out from Irvine to walk 2,940 miles across America to Washington, D.C. A year later, he walked 1,450 miles up the West Coast from San Diego to Seattle. In 2012, he set out on Oct. 1 from Madawaska, Maine, to walk the East Coast, visiting hospitals, doing media interviews and so inspiring stroke patients that some have sought him out as he passed through their area.
At Groton, Conn., he spoke to an audience of 400. In Florida, a woman met him on the road to walk 100 steps with him.
On the walk across America, a mother learning that Brandy's route would miss St. Louis drove 140 miles south to Highway 60 to pick him up and take him to meet her 6-year-old son, who had suffered a stroke in the womb. She drove him back to his route to resume his walk.
"I know I have some disabilities, but I don't even think about them anymore," Brandy said. "Hopefully, I am reaching some people. It seems like I have reached a lot of people, this trip."
At Washington, a stroke survivor traveled from Delaware to climb the steps of the Lincoln Memorial – helped by his son and caregiver – to celebrate Brandy's walk from California with him.
After Brandy's first two treks with limited help from escort vehicles, this "M2M" walk has been a smoother go, supported all the way by Don Goodman, 67, of Wildomar. He offered to escort Brandy and bought a new Dodge Durango for the trip. Goodman was a program analyst at Quest Diagnostics in Orange County in 2005 when a presentation to employees inspired him to join a program that was recruiting people to do marathons while raising funds for the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association.
Goodman met stroke survivor Brandy in training. When Brandy set out to walk across America in 2010, Goodman drove to New Mexico to provide backup for him over the Continental Divide, the most isolated stretch of the journey.
Goodman isn't a stroke victim. A motorcycle accident 25 years ago left him with a broken back, a severe concussion and multiple fractures. "I've been dealing with post-head-injury problems ever since," he said. "They thought I was going to be paralyzed. That didn't happen. They thought I was going to be much more disabled than I am. It's really nice that ... I have the ability to do this."
It's a sacrifice for Brandy to be away from wife Louise and for Goodman to be away from wife Pat. "She thought I should do this," Goodman said. "I thought I should do it too. It's a great adventure. But the adventure is truly helping Mycle succeed with this."


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Sakhalin Island Project (Image 2)
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Sakhalin Island Project (Image 2) A sphecid wasp of the genus Ammophila, carrying a paralyzed geometrid caterpillar, from Southern Sakhalin Island, Russia. The International Sakhalin Island Project is an international collaboration of American, Russian and Japanese scientists to survey the plants, lichens, mosses, liverworts, fungi, insects, spiders, freshwater and terrestrial mollusks, freshwater fishes, amphibians and reptiles of Sakhalin Island. Participating institutions include the University of Washington (Fish Collection, Burke Museum and Herbarium), the Russian Academy of Sciences, Far East Branch, and Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan. The biodiversity studies in the Russian Far East were supported in part by the National Science Foundation Biological Sciences Directorate (Biotic Surveys and Inventories Program) and the NSF International Programs Division (now the Office of International Science and Engineering), grant numbers DEB 94-00821, DEB 95-05031, DEB 00-71655 and DEB 02-02175, Theodore W. Pietsch, principal investigator. To learn more, visit the International Sakhalin Island Project Web site. (Date of Image: unknown) [Image 2 of 11 related images. See Image 3.]
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Update, 19 February
Israeli soldier Mor Ostrovski subsequently deleted his Instragram account after the global attention his image received. However we have now posted screen captures of his account below showing the main account page and the sniper photo in its original context.
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This disturbing image shows the back of the head of a child or young man as seen in the crosshairs of a rifle. The photo was posted on the personal Instagram account of Mor Ostrovski, a 20-year old Israeli soldier in a sniper unit.
The context – particularly the character of the buildings seen in the background of the image – strongly suggests the child could be Palestinian.
There are no other images to suggest that the photographer actually fired at the person in the image in this case. The image is simply tasteless and dehumanizing. It embodies the idea that Palestinian children are targets.
It reminded me of a chilling account another Israeli soldier gave to the group Breaking the Silence about how Israeli soldiers in Nablus in 2006-2007 would deliberately fire at children, sometimes using live ammunition and sometimes rubber-coated steel bullets:
Where do you aim? Do you choose some kid at random?
Yes. Choose someone, aim at his body.
Center of mass.
10 meters' range at the center of mass?
I remember one time we put a kid down. We didn't kill him but someone hit the kid in the chest and he fell and probably lost consciousness, or at least, it was pretty close. About 10 meters.
Although this and other accounts documented by Breaking the Silence amount to war crimes, no judicial investigations have taken place to bring those responsible to justice.
Recently, Benjamin Doherty pointed out how the Israeli army has wittingly and unwittingly used Instagram and other social media to promote itself. These images, which Doherty calls "war sporno" use "male and female bodies to eroticize the military, to displace violence against Palestinians, to encourage Western publics to identify with Israeli soldiers."
Ostrovski's account includes other images of himself and his weapons:
Update, 17 February: Israeli army says sniper photo exposed by EI is a "severe incident"
The photo at the top of this post, of a child in the gunsights of an Israeli sniper, published on the Instragram account of Israeli soldier Mor Ostrovski, went viral on the Internet and in global media after The Electronic Intifada exposed it. Now the Israeli army has been forced to respond.
Israel's Ynet reported:
The IDF's Spokesperson's Unit said that "this is a severe incident which doesn't accord with the IDF's spirit and values. The issue was brought to the attention of the soldier's commanding officers, will be examined and properly handled."
It was one of two recent incidents of Israeli soldiers posting abusive images on social media, the website said.
The statement by the army cannot be taken as an indication of real accountability or concern – the fact is that Israeli soldiers are almost never properly investigated or punished for harming Palestinians, let alone for such photos.
The army's concern should, however, be seen as a sign of embarrassment that such photos harm its attempts to conceal the brutal and dehumanizing nature inherent in Israeli occupation and colonial rule over Palestinians and to deceptively market the "IDF" as "the most moral army in the world."
Update, 19 February: Images of Mor Ostrovski's now deleted Instagram account
Following the global publicity his photo received, Ostrovski deleted his Instagram account. These screenshots were taken before he deleted the account.
Screenshot of Mor Ostrovski's Instagram account taken on 15 February 2013, prior to its deletion. (View full size)(The Electronic Intifada)
Screenshot of the infamous sniper photo in the context of Mor Ostrovski's Instagram account on 15 February 2013, before its deletion. (View full size)(The Electronic Intifada)


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Women's Basketball Season Comes to an End as Lady Falcons Fall to Anderson 77-65
March 1, 2010
ANDERSON, S.C. A second-half offensive surge and free-throw accuracy down the stretch lifted the second-seeded Anderson womens basketball team past seventh-seeded Pfeiffer, 77-65, in the opening round of the Conference Carolinas Tournament Monday night at the Abney Athletic Center. Anderson moves on to Thursdays semifinals improving to 18-10 while the Lady Falcons end their season 13-15.
The two teams were meeting for the second time in three days, as Anderson defeated the Lady Falcons, 79-57, just two nights ago in the regular-season finale to claim the second seed in the tournament. The Trojans have won three straight and eight of their last nine and advances to Thursdays tournament semifinals, where the Trojans will play host to No. 6 seed Belmont Abbey, which upset third-seeded Limestone, 75-67, in other action around the league tonight.
Anderson fell behind early, 4-0, as the Trojans came up empty on their first four possessions, but senior guard Shanice Wilson got AU on the scoreboard with two free throws at the 17:34 mark and freshman Amanda Parris ignited a 9-2 outburst with the first of four consecutive 3-pointers from the left side, giving Anderson a lead it would not relinquish at 5-4 and her fourth straight 3 boosted the Trojans advantage to 14-9 with 14:24 on the clock after a Domonique China trey on the other end had trimmed AUs lead to just two.
The Trojans edged out to the largest lead of the first half at 18-9 when senior forward Korie Sellers dropped in a short jumper from the left baseline, but Pfeiffer countered with six unanswered points, capped by Chinas bucket.
Anderson claimed a pair of nine-point leads inside the six-minute mark, the second coming on a 3-pointer from junior Lauren Beeson, but again the Lady Falcons chipped away as Christina Harvey scored three of Pfeiffers final seven points of the half to help pull the visitors back within 34-30 at the break.
The Anderson cushion held strong until midway through the final frame as the Lady Falcons climbed within three points twice, the final time on a Brittany Cox 3 from the right wing with 9:05 left, but the Trojans answered with a 10-2 outburst to claim a 58-47 advantage and went on to hit a perfect 12-of-12 free throws down the stretch to hold off the Lady Falcons.
The battle of the boards was even at 36-36 and the two teams forced almost an equal number of turnovers, with Anderson committing 18 and Pfeiffer turning the ball over 19 times. The Trojans finished the night shooting 91.4 percent (32-of-35) from the line, their third-highest percentage of the season.
Harvey scored a game-high 19 points for Pfeiffer, while China added 14 points.
Beeson led four Trojans in double figures with 14 points and Alexa Neal chipped in 13 points and a game-high five assists. Parris finished with 12 points, all in the first half, and Siniard and Wilson each added 10 points.


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For a zesty pairing, serve this wine with a roasted guinea hen or a juicy ribeye steak.
The Hope family began planting vineyards in the area in 1978. Two decades of experience has taught them not only how to grow the finest quality wine grapes, but has also shown them the tremendous potential of the region.
Formerly, the Hopes sold wine under the Hope Family label directly from the winery's tasting room. Beginning with the 1990 vintage, the Hope ranches became the sole source of fruit for Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon. In 1996, they founded Treana Winery after years of hands-on experience in viticulture and winemaking. Today, the Hopes cultivate mature vineyards of the varietals best suited to their area; Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Grenache, Petit Verdot, Mourvedre and Merlot.
Family owned and operated for over 120 years, the fourth and fifth generations are committed to producing wines of distinguished character and excellence at an affordable price.
Efestç, pronounced F-S-T is an acronym for Daniel & Helen Ferrelli – Patrick Smith – and Kevin & Angela Taylor. Daniel, a second generation Italian had been making wine in his garage forever,passing on the tradition of his family to his son-in-law Kevin Taylor. Daniel and Patrick met through business and their friendship blossomed through sharing their passion for wine. One evening Daniel was making dinner for his family at the Taylor house and invited Patrick too. A discussion of Kevin and Daniel's wine making hobby came up. Patrick knew of some people in the wine industry and, why not start a project together!
They met with Chris Upchurch and Jay Soloff of DeLille Cellars and both decided to come on as consultants and Efestç was born. With a love for all wines but strong interest in Australian wines they took a trip there to discover what made the wine so unique. The Spirit of Australia was discovered and returned were three friends and the idea, not to take yourself too seriously, enjoy your family, friends and anyone else that would like to join you in a glass of wine, breaking of bread and a good laugh
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Using the latest viticultural technology developed in California, rootstock has been matched to each vineyard block and clone. Vertical trellising and dense vine spacing balance growth and fruit production. Veramonte's Casablanca vineyard produces significantly lower yields than other grape growing regions in Chile, resulting in grapes with more intensity and concentration.
Recognizing that the region also had potential as a tourist destination for its proximity to Santiago, Huneeus began to plant the estate and in 1995, constructed the first Napa Valley style hospitality center in Chile. The first wines were released in 1996.
At Tabali winery they are totally committed to crafting unique wines with distinct regional character and Limari expression. They are passionate about producing the highest quality wines by carefully balancing all elements, growing healthy vines, a careful selection of grapes and ultimately the best winemaking techniques. Their young and enthusiastic team is dedicated to producing wines that wine lovers around the world can taste and enjoy.


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GARETH DUNCAN watched the Wallabies overcome a 19-6 second-half deficit to beat Argentina 23-19 in the Gold Coast.
Argentina had the better of the hosts for most parts of the match, while Wallabies wasted many of their opportunities and were errant on defence. This saw the South Americans hold a 6-3 half-time lead, before an impressive second-half blitz built a 13-point buffer.
However, the Pumas' fight died down in the final quarter and the Wallabies managed to build vital momentum during the closing stages. Tries from inside centre Pat McCabe and wing Digby Ioane proved to be the telling scores, with the boot of Berrick Barnes and Kurtley Beale sealing victory.
Robbie Deans and his team will be very relieved as they avoided a shock defeat against Argentina, who haven't won on Aussie soil since 1983.
And it looked to be the Pumas' night early on.
Hardly anything went the Wallabies' way in the first half, which included a nightmare start to the game. After flyhalf Juan Martin Hernandez kicked an early penalty, Australia lost a man to the sin bin as McCabe was punished for a professional foul after chasing down an Argentine counter-attack.
The Wallabies still created scoring opportunities with a player down, but No 8 Radike Samo and skipper Nathan Sharpe butchered their chances, while Barnes missed his first two shot at goal. It took the hosts 24 minutes before Barnes finally slotted a three-pointer.
Hernandez secured Argentina a slim advantage at the break thanks to his second penalty.
Then came the Pumas blitz.
After Barnes levelled the scores shortly after the second-half restart, replacement flank Toms Leonard charged down flyhalf Quade Cooper's clearance from the resulting kick-off to score the opening try of the game.
This inspired the tourists, who went on to break the Australian defence several times thereafter. And it was a run from speedster Juan Imhoff that created the Pumas' second try.
The reserve wing broke away down the right side of the field, and his offload saw flank Julio Farias Cabello cross the whitewash. Although replays showed Imhoff's foot hit the touchline, the try still stood. Hernandez missed both conversions, but his third penalty gave Argentina a comfortable 19-6 advantage.
The Wallabies then enjoyed an impressive spell of play, which began after McCabe's try. The No 12 powered through after running on to Cooper's pass 5m out from the chalk.
Argentina began losing grip, especially as their forwards tired up front, and it wasn't too long before Ioane dotted down following scrumhalf Nick Phipps' break. Barnes added both conversions before Beale slotted a late penalty.
It was a good comeback win for Australia, but Argentina will be encouraged following three impressive and competitive outings against the top three nations in world rugby. They will definitely be targeting an Aussie scalp at home.