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- Every euro coin carries a common European face.
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- Euro coins: denominations and technical specifications
- EUROPA - Summaries of EU legislation - the regulation defines the denominations and technical specifications of euro coins.
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Conservator of the peace
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In ancient British customs, Conservators of the Peace (Latin: Custodes pacis), or Wardens of the Peace, were individuals who had a special charge, by virtue of their office, to see that the King's peace was kept.
Until the creation of the Justices of the Peace by King Edward III, there were several people, who by common law were interested in keeping the same—some having that charge as incident to other offices; others simply, or of itself, called custodes, or Conservators of the Peace.
More recently, the Chamberlain of Chester was a Conservator in the county of Cheshire; and petty constables are, by the common law, conservators in the first sense.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chambers, Ephraim, ed. (1728). "article name needed". Cyclopædia, or an Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences (first ed.). James and John Knapton, et al.

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OT924 – Annual Double Decker issue
OXFORD TOWN – Finally! The revamped Double Decker Festival has arrived and takes place on the historic Oxford Square this weekend. Oxford Town is proud to be the official 2011 Double Decker guide — so start browsing this week's issue to find important info regarding the popular festival. OT's DD coverage pretty much runs from cover to cover, but you'll also find information about other cool art and entertainment events through next week. Click here to download the complete issue in PDF format. (April 28, 2011)
Pride of the South rises at Ford Center
OXFORD TOWN – A benefit concert for the Pride of the South Marching Band featuring the UM Wind Ensemble and guest drummer Larry Gooch (pictured) is scheduled for Tuesday, May 3, at the Gertrude C. Ford Center. Music is set to begin at 7:30 and admission is free. A reception to meet the student performers will be held for the general public after the concert. Page 9 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has more information about the popular annual concert coming to the Ford Center benefitting the hardest working band in the SEC. (April 28, 2011, Page 9)
Oxford Town #922
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – Valerie Jaudon's "White" exhibit (on the OT cover this week) is unveiled at the University Museum; the Ford Center wraps up its 2010-11 season with "The Aluminum Show;" Grove Bowl Week activities are announced; Lyrics Born rolls into Proud Larry's on Friday, April 15; Southside Gallery announces a new exhibit featuring artists Andrew Blanchard, Charlie Buckley and Allan Innman; and OT sports columnist Steven Godfrey examines the importance of the Grove Bowl and key players to watch in Saturday's game. Click here to download the complete issue in PDF format. (April 14, 2011)
"The Aluminum Show" set for Ford Center April 19
OXFORD TOWN – "The Aluminum Show," a new performance combining movement, dance and visual theater unique to the stage is slated for the University of Mississippi's Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, April 19. Page 13 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has information about the Ford Center's season finale featuring the unique dance troupe from Israel. (April 14, 2011, Page 13)
'Firebugs' invade OHS this week
"Firebugs" is not your typical Oxford High School production. The theater group brings a German satire to the stage. Opening Thursday through Saturday, tickets are for sale at the door for $10 for adults and $5 for students. The play will be performed at 7:30 p.m. nightly. (April 13, 2011, Page 1)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The Ford Center hosts three shows this week – "The Ugly Duckling," The Music of Leonard Bernstein and Chris Brubeck's Triple Play; the UM Theatre Department is hosting its "Evening of Cinema" this weekend; Thacker Mountain Radio features Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, author Jason Goodwin and Granville Automatic at Off Square Books; Rooster's Blues House welcomes Duwayne Burnside and Blind Mississippi Morris; and OT Outdoors columnist Michelle McAnally gives us a heads up about events being held at Strawberry Plains Audubon Center in Holly Springs. Click here to download the complete issue in PDF format. (April 7, 2011)
Acclaimed Jazz Trio to perform at Ford Center
OXFORD TOWN – Chris Brubeck's Triple Play, a renowned trio of jazz artists, is slated to perform at the University of Mississippi's Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts on April 12. Page 11 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has full details of the upcoming show next Tuesday night at the Ford Center. (April 7, 2011, Page 11)
'The Ugly Duckling' comes to the Ford Center
OXFORD TOWN – The Bits 'N Pieces Puppet Theatre is returning to the University of Mississippi's Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts on April 9 bringing its version of the classic musical 'The Ugly Duckling' to Oxford. Page 11 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has complete details of the upcoming show. (April 7, 2011, Page 11)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The Goo Goo Dolls roll into town on Sunday, April 3, for a free concert in the Grove; the Ole Miss tennis team wraps up its home matches for the spring season this weekend with matches again Georgia and Tennessee; Chick-fil-A is hosting a family-friendly event titled Mayhem & Misdirection at the Conference Center on Sunday, April 3; Ole Miss Communiversity is offering spring relaxation classes beginning Tuesday, April 5; Blue Mother Tupelo is set for Proud Larry's this Saturday (April 2); and Gaslight Street will perform at the Blind Pig on Saturday. Click here to download the complete issue in PDF format. (March 31, 2011)
Mayhem and Misdirection headed to Oxford
OXFORD TOWN – In an effort to give back to the L-O-U community, Chick-fil-A is sponsoring what is being billed as the "Family event of the year" this Sunday (April 3) at the Oxford Convention Center. Illusionist Harris III and 321 Improv comedy troupe are scheduled to bring their "Mayhem and Misdirection" tour to town and the public is invited to the family-friendly event beginning at 5:30 p.m. Page 12 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has complete details about the show. (March 31, 2011, Page 12)


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Eurotech Introduces Catalyst LP, a Compact, Low-Power Embedded System Based on the Intel(R) Atom(TM) Processor
COLUMBIA, Md., Dec. 21 /PRNewswire/ – Eurotech, a leading supplier of embedded technologies, products, and systems, today announces the launch of Catalyst LP, a compact, low-power embedded system based on the latest Intel® Atom(TM) processors N450, D410 and D510. The most recent product in the popular Eurotech Catalyst family of computer on modules, the Catalyst LP embedded system offers high-performance graphics for applications requiring high-end 2-D and 3-D visualization with high-resolution graphics capabilities, including digital signage. In addition, high bandwidth I/O capability including PCIe, and data storage interfaces like SATA make the Catalyst LP ideal for applications requiring extensive data retrieval and processing such as those in the industrial, medical, gaming, human-machine interface, and other markets.
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The Catalyst LP system has a compact 67x100mm form factor and leverages the full price/performance benefits of the Intel® Atom(TM) processor-based platform. With a common footprint, the Catalyst LP system is easily scalable and allows existing Catalyst Module customers to migrate to the new Intel Atom processors N450, D410, or D510 with minimal effort. The system also offers extensive I/O capabilities with the Intel® 82801HM I/O Controller.
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- Flexibility in allowing migration to Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology and multicore technology (with the dual-core Intel Atom processor D510) while maintaining the small 67 x 100 form factor of the Eurotech Catalyst family
- Operating system support for Windows CE, Windows Embedded Standard and Wind River Linux 3.0
- Easy application development with Eurotech's optional Everyware(TM) Software Framework based on the Java Virtual Machine
"At Eurotech we align our product development concurrent with processor availability, making the latest technology accessible to progressive OEM customers," said Hilary Tomasson, vice president of marketing for Eurotech Inc. "Eurotech offers a seamless migration pattern for customers ready to take advantage of the new Intel Atom processors immediately in our Catalyst form factor. The Catalyst LP system from Eurotech offers OEMs easy application development options in both single core and dual core configurations."
The Catalyst LP embedded system will be available in the first quarter of 2010. For more information visit http://www.eurotech-inc.com/catalyst-lp-n450-d510-sbc.asp.
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Eurotech is a global leader in the design, development and production of application-ready embedded computers and systems. Eurotech architects systems that help companies bring their products to market quickly through the latest technologies with advanced graphics capabilities, low-power consumption, and robust functionality. Eurotech specializes in helping customers connect their applications to the latest available wireless, mobile and pervasive technologies. Eurotech develops digital technologies aiming to create a better world by making everyday life safer and more comfortable, today and for tomorrow. For more information, please visit the Eurotech website at http://www.eurotech.com.
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The downfall of Hollywood heir Cameron Douglas
NEW YORK It was the summer of 2009, and Cameron Douglas was strung out on heroin - again.
Holed up in a trendy Manhattan hotel, the wayward heir to Hollywood royalty - son of Michael, grandson of Kirk - was shooting up sometimes six times a day.
His own stabs at stardom had mostly gone nowhere. But notoriety found him when federal agents showed up at his hotel door to cast him in an unwanted role: methamphetamine trafficker.
The 31-year-old's real-life drug drama in a Manhattan court has since laid bare the details of his downward spiral - which friends blame on a toxic mix of privilege, neglect and a family legacy of substance abuse - and his loved ones' deep despair over it.
"I must admit that my immediate reaction when I learned of my son's crime was one of guilt," his mother Diandra wrote in one of several letters from supporters asking a federal judge for leniency at a sentencing scheduled for Wednesday.
Said actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, married to Michael Douglas: "My stepson is a caring, considerate, worthy human being, but nevertheless the disease that he has for years tried to combat did take over again."
The Drug Enforcement Administration declines to discuss the investigation. But court proceedings, including Douglas' guilty plea, and documents indicate he has given information in hopes of being spared a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison.
Supporters of the son of an Academy Award-winning father who once played a drug czar in the film "Traffic" recount a childhood handicapped by his parents' erratic, fast-lane lifestyle. Defense submissions also note a history of substance abuse by his father and three uncles. Michael Douglas' publicist said the family wouldn't comment.
Douglas' mother - 12 years younger than his father and the daughter of a diplomat - had the couple's only child at 22. At the time, she possessed "a striking immaturity about her," wrote family friend Patricia Sullivan-Webb.
Several letters say Cameron Douglas was left in the care of nannies while his father put his acting career first. His mother became so fanatical about wildlife preservation, she tried keeping an ocelot in the family's New York apartment until it bit Cameron and was sent back to the preserve, Sullivan-Webb said.
Douglas grew up "in the shadow of mythic forebears, and the embarrassment and scrutiny of the paparazzi," wrote Nancy Hersch Ingram, Diandra's godmother. "He was a very sweet and shy boy. ... That he somehow needed to be 'somebody' was evident, but who should he be?"
He tried - and failed - to fit in by playing youth football, wrote childhood friend John Rickard.
"Most of the kids on the team picked on Cameron severely because he was Michael Douglas' son," he said. "He just wanted to be treated like a normal kid, which never seemed to happen."
By 13, Douglas had been shipped off to boarding school and began smoking marijuana. As his parents' marriage fell apart, he turned to cocaine. A series of rehabs and relapses followed.


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SUWANEE -- As Mountain View players jumped for joy, a few of the Mill Creek girls burst into tears.
Mountain View, a fourth-year school, is headed to the state basketball tournament for the first time. Mill Creek is done for the season, ending a seven-year streak of making at least the Sweet 16 in the state tourney.
Aneysa Williams scored off a feed from Kelsey Hutchins with 44 seconds remaining and Mountain View took advantage of its lack of second-half fouls to hang on for a 52-51 victory Tuesday night in the quarterfinals of the Region 7-AAAAAA tournament at Peachtree Ridge.
Having been whistled for just two fouls in the second half, the Bears committed four in the final seconds without having to worry about sending Mill Creek to the foul line. The Hawks got the ball out of bounds with just under a second to play, but a final shot fell short.
"I've done that before, but never with so many fouls to give," Mountain View coach Jackie Lindquist said.
Mountain View (17-8) shot 32 free throws in the game, while Mill Creek (13-13) attempted just 10.
"At one point, they called 13 straight fouls on us," Mill Creek coach Ashley Phillips said. "That tells you a lot."
Mill Creek's lack of free throws and Mountain View's pressure defense were the difference as the Hawks fell short of the state tournament for just the second time in school history.
"Our press worked very well against them," Lindquist said. "They couldn't beat it when it counted. We were faster."
Hutchins, one of just two Mountain View seniors who started, had 10 of her 12 points in the fourth quarter, while sophomore Iceis Walker scored all of her team-best 13 points in the first half. Arianna Williams scored 10 and fellow sophomore Aneysa Williams finished with nine.
The Bears will have to play powerful Norcross on Thursday night at Mill Creek in the region semifinals, but they were relishing the victory over Mill Creek rather than looking ahead.
"I've very proud of them," Lindquist said. "We've come a long way, but we are still a very young team.
Mountain View used eight players against Mill Creek. Four were sophomores and one a freshman.
Nadiya Miller, one of Mill Creek's four seniors, scored a game-high 18 points and hit five 3-pointers. Kathleen Haxton and Meredith Schulte each scored nine points, while Shannon McCrosson had seven assists.
No. 4 seed Mill Creek used an 8-0 run to go up 35-30 late in the third quarter, but No. 5-seeded Mountain View then scored eight straight itself and the fourth quarter went back and forth.
India Dillard scored four straight points and the Hawks led with 59 seconds to play. But Aneysa Williams got loose to put the Bears back ahead and set up the unusual final 43 seconds as Mountain View committed four fouls without penalty and each team turned the ball over once.
Mountain View defeated Mill Creek 45-40 in overtime on Friday to end the regular season 8-8 in the region to 9-7 for the Hawks and the Bears followed that up with their most significant victory yet.
"When we beat Mill Creek last season, that was our biggest win to that point," Lindquist said. "This certainly tops that."
"We're not used to this," Phillips said of the early end to the Mill Creek season. "I feel like there should be another game to get ready for."
North Gwinnett girls 69, Peachtree Ridge 19
Baylee Rexing was 6-for-7 from behind the arc to lead North Gwinnett's blistering 3-point shooting and the Bulldogs (23-1) routed host Peachtree Ridge 69-19 in the Region 7-AAAAAA quarterfinals.
North, which lost a coin flip for the No. 1 seed after tying Norcross for first place, led the seventh-seeded Lions 24-6 after one quarter, 41-10 at halftime and 62-14 going into the final quarter.
The Bulldogs made 12 of 21 3-point attempts and shot 53 percent overall.
Lexie Brown had 15 points, five assists and five steals for North. Joshlyn Belcher scored 13, hitting 3 of 5 3-pointers.
Peachtree Ridge (6-19) got eight points from Lorrie Cruse. Melissa Turvy scored six.
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In a recent TV interview with ESPN's SportsCenter, Tyson revealed that he had sex with a female prison official and got her pregnant.
He shared the news with host Rick Reilly, who asked what stories he had left out for his Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth one-man show in Las Vegas. The show is written and directed by Tyson tells the story of his troubled childhood and success as a boxer.
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It may have a few glitches, but the solid gunplay in 'Rage' overshadows all else
What do 'Borderlands', 'Fallout 3' and id Software's latest shooter 'Rage' have in common? Well, absolutely nothing other than a vaguely familiar post-apocalyptic setting that will have Mel Gibson fans throw up their arms and say: "Hey, we've seen this before!" A Mad Max-inspired wasteland serves as the setting for a game that's really just about three things — shooting, driving and the gorgeous id Tech 5 graphics engine. And, while the theme is a familiar one, id have played to their strengths, crafting one of the year's best shooters that's just a little rough around the edges.
'Rage' is set in the near future where humanity, in an effort to survive a terrible asteroid impact on Earth, puts 'important' people (such as scientists and soldiers) into a cryogenic stasis, dumping them underground in massive 'Arks', and as expected, you, the player are one of these fortunate few. It's not long before 'Rage' gives you a taste of what the Wasteland has in store for you before putting a gun in your hand.
The first act gives you a sense of grandeur, a large conspiracy featuring the likes of the Authority, who hunt Ark survivors for reasons obviously evil; the Resistance, a faction that opposes the Authority; and Wastelanders who are caught in the middle. Adding a dash of hot sauce to the equation are various rival gangs and mutants. The huge set-up, however, is let down by a disappointing final act, and ends up being overshadowed by the game's solid gunplay, interesting crafting system, absurdly fun driving and gorgeous visuals.
There hasn't been a better shooter this year on any platform, with 'Rage' sporting a nice collection of guns (with several ammo types) that are complemented by near-perfect shooting mechanics. Enemies are reasonably 'clever' (it's clear that their movements are heavily-scripted, however), and the game's various enemy types require the player to alter strategy (or ammunition used) to take them down. Use the wrong ammo type on a heavily armoured enemy, for instance, and you'll end up wasting all your ammo clips. The driving in 'Rage' is surprisingly good as well, with great arcade vehicle handling and destructive weaponry, but while the racing sections are fun (and sometimes critical to story progress), vehicles are primarily used to get to mission areas in linear fashion.
At times, 'Rage' is a shooter trying to be more than a shooter. There are repetitive side missions that see you going back to places you've visited previously, often having to play through them in reverse for meagre rewards.
There's also a poorly implemented inventory system in which all the items look identical, thanks to the game's green visual filter, but the crafting system is a good addition — collect various parts and ingredients to create your own items, including powerful ammo, sentry bots and radio-controlled bomb cars. The novelty doesn't wear off, fortunately, and you'll find yourself fabricating Wingsticks even in the final third of the game. Overall, the RPG elements are lacking in depth, and you get the feeling that id wanted it that way.
Graphically, 'Rage' is a powerhouse. The engine makes the game's environments and character models look incredible. But more importantly, it's one of the best looking as well as best performing games on any console. There's more fluidity to Rage's battles than 'Killzone 3' on the PS3 or 'Halo: Reach' on the Xbox 360, thanks to the engine putting out 60 frames per second even in the most intense fire-fight. You will run into the odd low-resolution texture and there are texture pop-in issues, but they're hardly noticeable in the heat of battle.
'Rage' marks id Software's triumphant return to the world of first-person shooters. It's not without its share of graphical bugs, however, and the lack of proper multiplayer is unforgivable, but the core gameplay is as solid as ever. 'Rage' is available at retail on PS3 and Xbox 360, while the PC version is only available digitally.
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Extending an olive branch in an effort to end the fortnight long strike, Civil Aviation Minister, Ajit Singh on Wednesday offered to take back the 101 sacked Air India pilots on a case-by-case basis. He made a fresh appeal to the protesters to return to work.
In a related development, the Delhi High Court slapped contempt notices on 67 pilots and their union for disobeying court orders.
"There is no bar on taking anybody back but it will be done on a case-by-case basis. We have said it again and again that we are willing to talk and I have committed that in Parliament. Please come back to work. There will be no victimisation. They are not willing to talk unconditionally. They have conditions. It is an illegal strike. Air India management was taking whatever action they need to take," Mr. Singh told journalists here.
Mr. Singh said if the pilots make any credible complaint, we will examine it and take action. "What they have said in the press, they have not given to me as a complaint. Any credible complaint will be looked into," he remarked.
"Ready for talks, reinstate pilots first"
In a chat with reporters here, Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) said they were willing to enter into talks with the Minister if the sack orders were withdrawn. "The Minister has not been or is not being briefed properly by the management on the issue. We are ready for talks and they know our mobile numbers also. We are only a call away. Give us an assurance that our demands will be discussed. We are willing to join duty right now. It can be done in 15 minutes. We are not putting a gun on anyhone's head or ever intend to do so,'' the IPG joint secretary, Tauseef Mukadam said.
So far, services of 101 pilots have been terminated for reporting sick and not joining duty. The Air India management is disinclined to take back nearly a dozen office bearers of the IPG, which has been de-recognised. "There is a clear disconnect between what the Minister has said in Parliament that there will be no victimisation and what the management was doing by sacking 101 pilots," Mr. Mukadam said.
Badly impacted by the 14-day long strike, Air India is operating a curtailed international flight schedule as part of a contingency plan and stopped taking fresh bookings till June 1.
The pilots are agitating over the rescheduling of Boeing 787 Dreamliner training and matters relating to their career progression. The IPG also accused the airline management of financial irregularities in leasing of planes, saying that the airline had incurred a loss of Rs. 4,324.28 crore over five years from 2005 on account of leased aircraft operations alone.


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|In 2003, China Disabled Persons Federation [CDPF] estimated that there were more than 60 million people with disabilities in China. Eleven million were people with physical disabilities. Travel is beneficial for improving quality of life of people with disabilities. Eleven million people with physical disabilities represent a large potential market to China's tourism industry. Yet, very few studies were published on travelers with disabilities and none has been conducted in mainland China. This study examined the accessibility and attitudinal barriers encountered by Chinese travelers with physical disabilities in four sectors of China's tourism industry. Four contact persons from four cities of China: Beijing, Xí́'an, Fuzhou, and Guangzhou, conducted surveys on travelers with physical disabilities by the snowball sampling method. A profile of Chinese travelers and their travel patterns were delineated. Results of MANOVA tests indicated that functioning level has a significant influence on the accessibility and attitudinal barriers encountered; however, income and assistive devices were not good indicators of these barriers. Results of the study were also displayed and visually compared to the results of the U.S. travelers in the Accessibility and Attitudinal Barriers Model (AABM).
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AC Milan star Kaka said that he has asked the Italian football club to stop paying his salary until he recovers from his thigh injury.
The 31-year-old Brazilian will be forced out of action for around a month with the muscle strain he sustained in the 2-2 draw with Torino Saturday, reports Xinhua.
"I have spoken at length with the club, with (vice-president Adriano) Galliani and with the doctors to decide on a few things," he said on Monday.
"In the end I decided that I don't want anything from Milan except for love and support until I am better, until I am fully fit and ready to play again. For this reason, I have decided to suspend my current pay for this period of time. The only thing I ask is for support and help to recover properly," he said.
"I have already started my rehabilitation and I have to say that your support and everything I have heard over the last few days really drives me on and makes me determined to come back as soon as possible," he added.
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The Obama administration acted for Israel yesterday. Will it be enough?
Yesterday's news that UNESCO—the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization—approved the Palestinian Authority's bid for full membership and that, in turn, the Obama Administration pulled its funding (more than 20 percent of the group's total) as required by U.S. law, was the opposite of a surprise. All had been preordained. The vote on membership was not close. The U.S. reaction was automatic. The only thing that could not have been completely predicted was just how firmly the Obama Administration executed its responsibilities. A State Department spokesperson vowed the United States' November funding would not be forthcoming. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had already labeled the Palestinians' application "inexplicable." "Today's vote to grant Palestinian membership in UNESCO is no substitute for direct negotiations, but it is deeply damaging to UNESCO," declared U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice. (And yes, it's bad for UNESCO, which is bad for everyone: Here is a helpful accounting of the ways.)
If the administration's precise response was not totally predictable, I was particularly intrigued by how the National Jewish Democratic Council responded to the news. I sensed something boastful in a blog post that reported the news; it was headlined: "Obama Admin. Shuts Down UNESCO Funding … ." The NJDC's Twitter was even more obvious: Of Rice's statement, it remarked, "Well said;" not only did President Obama halt UNESCO funding, it noted: "And fast, too."
"It's tragic news for UNESCO, it's a disaster for them. I wish that their leadership had found some way out of this," NJDC President David Harris told me yesterday. "But it's just what the administration says, just what AIPAC says—the path to peace and security is not unilateral statehood through the United Nations. It's a widely held belief across a pretty broad political spectrum."
… This is what puzzled me. Arguably the NJDC's main job for the next year is to persuade Jewish voters to re-elect Obama. But issues like UNESCO are actually deceptively difficult. The administration did exactly what a Republican president would do—which isn't all that distinguishing. A Republican seeking Jewish votes can simply ignore these things and focus instead on the things Obama did that a Republican wouldn't, like, say, being as condemnatory of settlement-building as the administration is. He can also argue that the fact that the UNESCO vote and defunding actually came to pass is a reflection of diminished U.S. power.
Harris argued that the administration didn't act just as an average (replacement-level, to use a sports term) administration would. "An administration could slow-walk it," Harris argued. "I'm sure if they were hellbent on it they could find some way around it, or get the next payment out and then do something. I'm sure there are myriad choices that they have. That's not what they're doing. They're immediately honoring both the spirit and the letter of the law, and they sounded this warning early and clearly. And the minute it happened, Ambassador Rice found a microphone and said this. They chose to do it loudly and quickly."
Harris is completely right, and he was able then to reel off the litany of ways the administration has strengthened the Israeli-American relationship—increased military cooperation, funding of Iron Dome, helping save the ambassador to Egypt—that will be familiar to regulars of this discussion. But I still can't shake the feeling that, about a year away from Election Day, the Democrats need to do more to not just defend but distinguish Obama on Israel if they want to shore up Jewish support.
UNESCO Approves Full Membership for Palestinians [NYT]
UNESCO Votes to Admit Palestine. What Next? [U.N. Dispatch]
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Professor Schaefer is very approaching and caring. If you go to office hours and talk to him about your paper ideas, he'll offer excellent advice. Tends to ramble and go on tangents during lecture, and attendance isn't great, but the material is nevertheless very interesting if you enjoy Chinese literature. We had an interesting project where you go out and take 2-3 photos of any aspect of the city (San Fran, Oakland, Berkeley, anywhere) and had to present to the class what was going on in your photos. I'm not a great photographer, but it was a fun project nonetheless. 2 short papers, 1 final paper. No Final Exam!:) Quite a generous grader in my opinion.


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I found the illustration of the period to be the most interesting. The characters are realistically drawn in their hopes and expectations, missteps and mistakes. This reader recognized many of the life changing mistakes as they occurred, without necessarily knowing the way in which they would prove themselves. It is a cautionary tale, with some sympathetic characters and some you would like to know better. It is a story that lends itself to further consideration at its conclusion... is there any way it might have turned out differently?
Exceptionally melancholy, but a good read.
Normally, shifts in time in a book will drive me crazy, however, Kate Morton manages to always make this process work for me.
The reader is introduced to Dr. Grace Bradley, an archaeologist, spending the remainder of her years in a nursing home. She has been contacted by movie producers who want her opinion of their sets for a movie they are making set at Riverton, a manor house where Grace had worked as a housemaid when she was very young. The sets bring memories flooding back to Grace telling the story of the Hampton sisters and the tragedies that befell the residents of Riverton.
As the story progresses we see Grace battling with her memories as well as trying to find a way to reveal the secrets of her life before her end.
One of my favorite authors with a great story.
I seem to really enjoy stories that flip back and forth from the past to present day. This one was an example of that. Grace, a servant as her mother before her and lady's maid to Hannah. The story gives us the back drop of the early 1900's and leading up to the suicide of a young aspiring poet at Riverton which in present day is under production by a young woman who is seeking Grace's insight of the time she was in service at Riverton. Grace now nearing 100 yrs old is the only one left to share her knowledge. She has kept secrets, lots of secrets. As the story unfolds, we learn her relationship to the family, the consequences of the war, lies and the secrets that bind a servant to her lady. The mystery unfolds, although, it takes a long time it seems, the story is very descriptive and you can definitely walk with the characters as they grow up. However, I am never brought to tears, although there is more sadness to this story than happiness. I do think there is a sequel, that is waiting to be told!
This book was a total surprise to me. I really don't go for historical fiction that meanders about with too much emphasis on the tawdry social fights that go on between the upstairs/downstairs set.
This work entirely upset my expectations. I was more than happy to read further and further into this work. Some other reviewers have dinged it for poor storytelling...I believe they are dissatisfied with the pacing. The pace is appropriate for this story, and pays off very well for the reader who wants to dive deep into a character's nuances.
That was the most enjoyable part of this work. The twists at the end weren't so surprising to me but as an author, that's not unusual. Besides, this work isn't really read for it's twists. It's read for the nuances and subtle (and yes, often not-so-subtle) impacts into various lives of different events.
I truly, truly liked this novel. So much so that I went right away to another of the same author's books. Very well done and worth the time to slow down your reading pace and walk with these people.
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Grace Bradley went to work at Riverton House as a servant when she was just a girl, before the First World War. For years her life was inextricably tied up with the Hartford family, most particularly the two daughters, Hannah and Emmeline. In the summer of 1924, at a glittering society party held at the house, a young poet shot himself. The only witnesses were Hannah and Emmeline and only they--and Grace--know the truth. In 1999, when Grace is ninety-eight years old and living out her last days in a nursing home, she is visited by a young director who is making a film about the events of that summer. She takes Grace back to Riverton House and reawakens her memories--From publisher description.… (more)
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Forces loyal to Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh have shot dead one woman and wounded six other people when they opened fire on a crowd of protesters in the city of Taiz, medics said.
The protest was over an immunity clause in the Gulf-sponsored transition plan which Saleh signed last month to hand power over to his deputy, Vice President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi.
"Taghrid Hammoud, died after being hit by a bullet, and six protesters, including two women, were also wounded by gunfire," a medical official said on Monday.
The medic said that a 65-year-old among the wounded was in a serious condition.
Anti-Saleh tribesmen brandishing Kalashnikov rifles and members of the Republican Guard, led by Saleh's son Ahmed, were still on many of Taiz's streets, witnesses said.
Tanks, armoured vehicles and opposition fighters left some areas of Taiz, a hub of 10 months of unrest against Saleh's33-year rule, but gunmen and snipers remained and had fired on demonstrators, witnesses said.
"Both sides violated the ceasefire agreement. We were marching peacefully and they (Saleh's forces) shot at us yetagain," medical student Hamoud al-Aklamy said.
Both sides had pulled out of parts of the city on the orders of a committee of legislators, set up by acting head of state Hadi this weekend, to try to end fighting that has killed at least 20 since Thursday.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in the centre of Taiz, some 200 km south of the capital Sanaa, to protest against attacks on peaceful protesters.
Elsewhere in the country's south, government forces on Monday shelled sites held by Islamist fighters near Zinjibar,killing four of them, a local official said.
The official said the shelling came after the fighters ambushed pro-government tribal fighters and wounded two of them.
Islamist fighters have seized three cities in Yemen's south since March, including Zinjibar, the capital of Abyan province.
Taiz fighting
The attempts to end clashes in Taiz came less than two weeks after Saleh signed a deal to hand over power to his deputy as part of a Gulf initiative by Yemen's wealthy Arab neighbours to end protests there.
Activists blamed Monday's attacks on Saleh, who they say was determined to assert his control over the army despite the accord that made him a ceremonial president with no real powers.
"Saleh said he transferred his authority to the vice president, but this is a game. We won't have a new governmentuntil half of Taiz is dead," said Aklamy.
Prime Minister-designate Mohammed Basindwa, an opposition leader who is to form a unity government with Saleh's General People's Congress party, has said he would rethink his commitments under the deal if fighting in Taiz did not stop.
Although the violence had eased since Sunday, witnesses heard at least six explosions in the city on Monday.
Political crisis has frequently halted the modest oil exports Yemen uses to finance imports of basic foodstuffs, and ushered in what aid agencies deem a humanitarian crisis.
More than 100,000 people have been displaced by military conflicts in both the north and south.
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Question: Why are students at Holy Name School's free summer feeding program required to take a milk and a juice at lunch if they don't want to drink both a milk and a juice? Also, can the milks and juices that students don't drink be given to other students or non-profit agencies outside of the cafeteria? L.T., Henderson.
Answer: Local officials in charge of the free Summer Food Service Program offered this summer said the answers to both questions are tied to federal regulations.
Lori Deckard, Holy Name School's cafeteria manager, said that the way the federal government feeding program is implemented at Holy Name School, every child must have both a milk and a juice — whether or not they actually consume either.
That said, children who do not want to drink their juice, for instance, may place that juice in the middle of the table so that another child in the feeding program may take that juice for himself or herself to be consumed in the cafeteria.
"You cannot take it away, you cannot take it home," Deckard said, adding that a lot of people do not understand what the government regulations are.
"We all had to go to training, and we all to the best of our knowledge follow the government rules and they do come out and inspect us."
As for whether Holy Name may donate extra meals to local non-profit agencies, that is possible — if there are extras.
However, if a child gets what is referred to as a meal unit (a collection of food items) that includes milk, for instance, and the child does not drink his or her milk, that milk cannot then be donated off-site.
That is because Holy Name is reimbursed by the federal government per meal unit, and the school cannot be reimbursed for food that children who use the service do not consume.
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"If we have people wanting it, then we will give it to them before we just throw it away," Deckard said.
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HOUSTON (ICIS)--North Dakota officials confirmed on Thursday that they have tabled a request to reduce the cost of the building permit for a proposed $1.5bn (€1.11bn) nitrogen fertilizer facility by CHS, the largest farmer-owned cooperative in the US.
CHS is in the planning stages for a nitrogen facility located in Spiritwood, North Dakota, that is anticipated to produce 2,200 tons/day of ammonia with a projected commencement of operations set for the second-half of 2016.
The plant is being located in that region to take advantage of abundance of natural gas feedstock resources and will not only produce ammonia but enhance the company's ability to distribute urea and urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) liquid fertilizer to the area's retailers and farmers.
CHS has asked the town officials to consider reducing the current building permit fee from the present level of $1 per $1,000 of construction cost. The company has estimated the construction cost to be at least $1bn of the projected total expenditures, which would result in a $1m building permit fee.
While not revealing what it would consider a more reasonable fee, CHS officials have said a decrease in the permit cost would assist in moving the project forward.
Earlier this week, the town supervisors were unable to reach a consensus on the request by CHS and voted unanimously to table the matter and requested that CHS present a proposal on how it plans to address infrastructure issues, namely the additional roadways that would be needed to accommodate the increased traffic around the plant site.
The next scheduled meeting of the board of supervisors is set for 9 December, but town officials said a special meeting could be called prior to that date in order to expedite a decision on the fee reduction request.
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Do you know a farmer? No? Well, you're not alone. Research shows we've never been more disconnected from the people who grow our food. Less than 1.5% percent of the nation lives or works on a farm, the majority of us are several generations removed from first-hand farming experience. Farmer marketing pioneer and author Michele Payn-Knoper suggests it's easier than ever to connect with a farmer.
According to a recent survey by the U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance, "three in five Americans would like to know more about how food is grown and raised, but don't feel they have the time or money to prioritize," said Payn-Knoper, author of the recently released book No More Food Fights! Growing a Productive Farm & Food Conversation. "But in reality, technology can help fill the chasm between farmer and foodie."
As the growing season begins, Payn-Knoper offers five ways to spend just 15 minutes a week on average engaging with farmers:
Find them on Facebook
"Farmers are just as prolific online as the population in general, and many are active on Facebook. Like their pages, ask them questions and share your thoughts. They want to hear from you," Payn-Knoper said.
Read and comment on their blogs or websites
"Similarly, farmers have active websites or blogs they frequently update. Many offer opportunities for comments."
Twitter up
"Farmers also are on Twitter and frequently engage in tweet-ups with each other or consumers." Twitter groups like @foodchat and @agchat facilitate the conversation.
Plan a visit with three types of farms
"Farmers increasingly offer on-site tours. Check their websites and take every opportunity you can. But, mix it up. Visit a small farm, big farm, produce farm, dairy farm, or ranch."
Visit a farmers' market during off-peak hours
"The proliferation of farmers' markets makes it easier than ever to literally reach across the table to shake the hand that feeds us. But, plan your visit for either the beginning or end of the market – when farmers have the most time to talk one-on-one."
No More Food Fights! is the first-ever book to speak to all sides of the food movement. One of North America's leading farm and food advocates, Payn-Knoper wrote the book after continuously witnessing the growing divide between farmers and eaters that she believes is causing confusion in the grocery aisles and placing the future of farming at risk.
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Dne 25.6.2012 18:27, Alasdair G Kergon napsal(a):We do want to find a way to do this for non-thin volumes - the current restrictions are indeed tighter than they need to be. For thin volumes though it's a complex problem to work out what canbe restored safely and what can't. (The metadata saying where a volume is isnow split between the LVM metadata and the thin metadata.)We need history also for all LVs used by thin-pool - so currently the safest is to disable restore until we are sure we could provide some solution, where the user does not easily break whole VG in non-repairable way.
Setting everything artificially as non-repairable is imho worse than allowing the user to repair something. I don't know about the history problem you mention, however, why don't you put a warning and ask for confirmation to the user, to proceed and repair at least the non-thin volumes? Maybe give details about the history problem you mentioned and ask for confirmation.
As a temporary workaround I was thinking about creating an LV for thin use, which contains a PV for a new VG where the thin pools and volumes are inside. That would allow me to repair at least the non-thin volumes, wouldn't it?
2) less important: it is apparently not possible to change the --zero flag for a thin pool once created.That should be just another lvchange parameter.While going from --zero mode to non zero is quite ok, the opposite direction might have unexpected side effects.If the block were provisioned in the non-zero mode - they may have random pool content on unwritten data areas - thus if user may arbitrarily switch between zeroing type - the content would be unpredictable, and we would need to keep this as some history flag - once the pool was started without zeroing, we may not guarantee, provisioned unwritten data blocks will have zero content. So for full support we have to make clear, how we will keep history info - i.e. to avoid bugreports where the weird data will be received in the zero mode. (something like tainted kernel ?)
I think that users willing to switch between the two should be aware of the problems. I'd suggest putting that as a warning or in the manpage but don't disallow us the zero switching.
It is getting even more complex when I play with discard options...
This one I don't understand. It's true then! I think I need to read the warning you will put :-)
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