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All lanes of Interstate 70 were reopened after being closed Thursday for emergency rockfall mitigation.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation will perform emergency rockfall mitigation on Thursday in the westbound lanes of Interstate 70 just west of Floyd Hill.
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Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak has urged David Miliband not to accept the UN's Goldstone report into Operation Cast Lead in Gaza, which found Israel guilty of war crimes.
Mr Barak has embarked upon a telephone campaign to key European foreign ministers to persuade them to criticise the report ahead of the meeting of the UN Human Rights Council, who will discuss the report on Thursday.
New Israeli citizens will no longer have their immigration ceremony held at the Western Wall after a row erupted over gender segration at the Kotel.
Instead of a ceremony at the Wall, in which new olim are presented with their Israeli passports and identity cards, the Jewish Agency will hold the event at the Jewish Agency Courtyard.
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, of the Western Wall Heritage Foundation, has previously demanded more stringent gender segregation at the Western Wall, causing a rift between him and the head of immigration and absorption at the Jewish Agency, Paula Edelstein.
The Israeli Nobel prizewinner Professor Ada Yonath has called for the release of Palestinian prisoners.
Professor Yonath, who won the Nobel Prize for chemistry last week, said she believed imprisoning Palestinians just created more terrorists.
She also said she believed that the release of the prisoners should not be used as bargaining tool for kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit.
"It's not clear to me why we're holding these Palestinian terrorists, or what we call 'terrorists,'" she told Israel Army Radio.
Israel was deliberately excluded from a multinational air force exercise by Turkey because of concerns over Gaza, the Turkish Foreign Minister has confirmed.
The 11-day air force drill, which would have included Israel, the US, Italy, Holland and pilots from other NATO countries, was due to take place near Konya, in central Turkey.
But Turkey cancelled the exercise, which was due to start today, because it did not want Israel to participate.
Arab Israelis and Jewish kibbutz members are both trying to stop the building of the first Charedi city in northern Israel. But the kibbutzniks are wary of being seen as working too closely with Arabs, fearing Jewish public opinion.
Plans spearheaded by the strictly Orthodox Shas party call for the expansion of the small community of Harish, in the heavily Arab Wadi Ara region, into a Charedi city of 150,000 people.
The main conclusion of Israeli experts who viewed the video of Gilad Shalit is that Hamas is eager to reach a deal on a prisoner exchange.
The two-and-a-half minute tape handed by Hamas to the German negotiator last week, and broadcast on Israeli television last Friday, confirmed the intelligence assessments regarding Shalit's condition.
"Nothing we saw there on the tape caused us to fall off our chairs," said one senior defence official, following detailed analysis of Shalit's appearance on camera.
Experts believe that the outbreak of riots around the Old City of Jerusalem is not the beginning of a "third intifada", but an attempt by Palestinian leaders to draw their population's attention away from recent governmental debacles.
Stone-throwing and violent encounters with police began in Jerusalem, in and around the Old City, last Sunday, on the day before Yom Kippur.
The rioting began when a group of French tourists entered the Al Aqsa Mosque compound on the Temple Mount and rumours spread that "the Jews are trying to take over the mosques".
The chief executive of Israel's main cinema group has announced that all profits from screening of the new Ken Loach film in Israel will be dedicated to promoting Israeli films throughout the world, as a response to the maverick director's continuous actions against Israeli filmmakers.
Hamas has banned women from riding motorbikes in Gaza, raising fresh concerns over the movement's ultra-conservative agenda.
The interior ministry said the ban was to "to preserve citizen safety and the stability of Palestinian society's customs and traditions".
The move is the latest step in an "Islamification" campaign by Hamas.
In July, a senior judge announce that female lawyers would be obliged to wear headscarves in court, a move slammed by human rights groups.
Hamas have also attempted to ban the display of women's underwear in shop windows.
Fifteen European citizens living in Israel are taking legal action against the European Union for failing to protect them from Palestinian rocket fire while they are living in Israel.
The citizens, of Britain, France, Italy and Hungary, who are all currently living in Israel, have filed a claim with the European Commission demanding that the EU intervenes in the funding of terrorism in Gaza, and takes action to protect them from terrorists while they live in Israel.


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Fees: English students study at European universities
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Some students are avoiding fees of up to £9,000 at English universities by saving money and studying in Europe.
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...and it works perfectly (Italian, French and English-US on my setup).I was trying to find a solution to this annoyance for a long time, but none get out of my mind. Testing all installed dictionary to find out the one with less errors is a clean and working idea that doesn't need TB architectural changes. Thank you.
Doesn't work on TB 17.0.6 too, but I suppose this bug it's not strictly related with TB version.
After a few testing I saw that the addin doesn't manage the winmail.dat attachment because of a missing entry into mimeTypes.rdf file.
To fix it:
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<RDF:Description RDF:about="urn:mimetype:application/ms-tnef"
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Mail sent to developer.
Not working here on TB 17.0.3.
Installed on 20+ PCs, both Windows XP and Windows 7 (x64) but none of them worked, still see only one winmail.dat attachment.
No way to file a bug on mozdev.org..., I'll send a mail to developer.
@chrnno: thank you very much for your review. Your suggestion worked perfectly.
Anyway, there's no need to uninstall Brief; simply close Firefox, delete all brief* sql files from the profile (or rename them) and restart Firefox.
Project seems dead: support forum doesn't work and latest versions (stable 1.6.2 and beta 1.7a1) don't work with FF17. All feeds are empty, even if the unread count near each feed's name is not zero.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed).
Could you please add IMAP accounts support to "Clean Accounts" option?Thanks for your work
EDIT: oops, I found it and it works... sorry!
Version 1.0.6 is still in sandbox.
You can test it at your own risk...
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The most dramatic of the luxury hotels in Marina Bay has 32 floors of unobstructed harbor and city views, as well as sculptures by Frank Stella and prints by David Hockney and Henry Moore. All rooms are unusually large, with sofas, bathrooms whose tubs have pillows, and have large octagonal windows. The Ritz-Carlton Club, on the 32nd floor, comes with personalized concierge service. The three restaurants are Shiraishi for Japanese, the Summer Pavilion for Cantonese, and the Asian- and European-influenced Greenhouse. There's live jazz in the lobby lounge every evening.
7 Raffles Ave., Singapore, 039799, Singapore
Website: www.ritzcarlton.com
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Sep 1, 2010
We had an amazing corner room with incredible views of the harbor and Singapore flyer. In the morning, the sun would cast a beautiful golden lights on the buildings across the harbor. We had a suite with lots of space including a living room. DH had been there before and, when we arrived, we found a bowl of fresh exotic fruit and a "welcome back" card. That was such a great welcome after a long flight! Service was fantastic. The people at
the concierge desk were so warm I felt like they were my friends. (They also gave good advise of things to do.) The bathtub was amazing, with a big octagonal window. They provided lovely bath salts for the tub and a pillow, so it was very relaxing after a long day of walking around. We stayed on a club floor. The club lounge was wonderful - the food was great, varied (different Asian cuisines, as well as western) and different things were available throughout the day. There were a few computers available for use in the lounge area. My husband was in meetings a lot but I felt completely comfortable going to the lounge by myself. Usually, I think of hotels as just a place to sleep. In this case, being in the hotel was part of the pleasure of being in Singapore.
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We have stayed here each time we have been to Singapore and it is fabulous. The service is brilliant and personal, the rooms are beautiful, as are the views of the harbour.
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37:22 the virgin daughter. Hebrew literary convention speaks of cities and people as young women (47:1; Lam. 2:10; Amos 5:2).
Zion. See note 1:8.
despises . . . wags her head. She expresses rejection and derision in this manner (Ps. 22:7; Jer. 18:16). This taunt song in vv. 22–29 is similar to the one in 14:4–21.


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THE PHOTOS HERE should illustrate the type of shops you can find at the Arboretum Mall. Sharper Image, for example, and Restoration Hardware.
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What to pay: ITS A BIT PRICEY, except the Barnes & Noble bookstore seemed to have standard prices.
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Book People: The Best Local Bookstore
Book People is quite possibly the coolest bookstore I've ever been to. What's even better is that it's a local business, so you can support the local economy. It has quite an impressive selection of books, including many signed books. They also have masseuses and tarot card readers on hand. They also seem to have a lot of book readings and signings. This store makes books hip. You'll have to check it out for yourself.
Waterloo Records: Austin Music
If you'd like to shop for music, you have to stop by Waterloo Records on 6th and Lamar. You'll find your favorite indie and local musicians' CDs here. You'll find CDs by plenty of up-and-coming musicians who you've never heard of next to all the classics. There's also an impressive collection of global music and used music. If you're a music fan or are simply looking for the CD of a big, local musician who you recently saw in concert, be sure to stop by Waterloo for the CD.
The Domain: Upscale Shopping
The Domain is a new (as of 2007) shopping center in Northwest Austin. It's located in the Braker/Burnet/Mopac area. You'll find Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Burberry, as well as M.A.C., Borders, White House Black Market, J.Crew, Banana Republic, etc. It's a very nice, outdoor shopping center. You can also hit the Arboretum shops in the same trip, as these two shopping centers are very close together. However, if you'd like to shop local, then go elsewhere. These are the stores you'll be able to find in just about any large city.
South Congress Ave.: Unique Finds in Austin
The South Congress Ave. area is home to many eclectic shops, galleries, restaurants, bars, and hotels. It's also the best place to people watch. This area is home to many hippies, hipsters, and other people such as myself. I once saw an older man who goes by the name of Leslie ride his bicycle around the area. The catch is that he was wearing nothing but a tank top and a thong. However, the beauty of the area (and Austin in general) is that you get used to oddities like that. Anyway, back to shopping. There are plenty of interesting vintage stores in the area. There are unique gift shops that carry geriatric temporary tattoos, rainbow expresso cups, and of course, Keep Austin Weird t-shirts. There's Allen's Boots, where you can find the coolest authentic cowboy (or cowgirl) boots ever. There's Farm-to-Market Grocery, where you can buy local produce and other goods. There's Uncommon Objects, where you can find plenty of antique and vintage goods that you don't need. There's Lucy in the Sky, a very awesome costume shop. There are many other shops, as well. And when you get tired and hungry, stop by Magnolia Cafe, Guero's, or Enoteca Vespaio. Stop by on the first Thursday of any month to experience First Thursday. The shops will all be open late and many local artists have their goods displayed in tents. South Congress is definitely a fun area to explore.
What to buy: Uncommon Objects is one of my favorite stores. You'll find plenty of old, useless knick-knacks as well as vintage and antique furniture.
Whole Foods: "Whole Paycheck"
80,000 square feet of mega market that specializes in natural and organic food. Enen if you don't have the intention to grocery shop, it is a great place to browse and brainstorm on your future culinary masterpieces....
The eatery is diverse with choices from pizza to sushi. You name it, they have it. On nice days the second floor patio is a fine place to enjoy lunch. Perfect dining for those groups who can't decide what to eat.
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Shopping on So-Co: Looking for something different?
"So-Co" stands for South Congress Avenue, which is the portion of the street that is located south of downtown, across the bridge. As you walk up the street you will find a selection of quirky little shops featuring everything from funky antiques to folk-artsy curiosities. You might even stumble upon some pretty unique events, such as Jo's Easter pet parade, featuring cats and dogs in their most original and outrageous costumes. Think you've seen everything? Think again!
What to buy: While you're in Austin, why not get something weird?!
Shopping on The Drag: Get all your UT/Longhorns paraphernalia
"The Drag" is the portion of Guadalupe St. that runs along the UT campus. It's the perfect place to go to buy UT/Longhorns souvenirs and you'll also get to see the cute "Hi, how are you" frog!
What to buy: Get a Longhorns football t-shirt (winners of the 2005 & 2006 Rose Bowl)
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THIS IS A HUGE TWO-STORY STORE with anything relating to the University of Texas.
What to buy: T-SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS, CAPS, COFFEE MUGS, BUMPER STICKERS, DECALS, LOGO GOLF BALLS, ETC. ETC. ETC.
What to pay: MAYBE JUST A BIT ABOVE USUAL PRICES.
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Tesoros Trading Co.: A really funky world boutique
At Tesoros you'll find folk arts and crafts, jewelry, handmade clothing and other traditional items from over 15 different countries including Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, Indonesia, Italy, Mexico, Nepal, Peru, Turkey, Vietnam, and USA. A great place to go if you want to bring back original souvenirs that don't necessarily have the Lone Star on them!
What to buy: Browse their online catalog to find out what's in the boutique
What to pay: Goes from really cheap to very expensive, depends what you're looking for
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BookPeople: The biggest independent bookstore in Texas!
BookPeople is the biggest - and best - independent bookstore in Texas. With its 4 stories 40,000 square feet, BookPeople is a great place to go to browse through books, catch a special event (check out the Calendar of events on the store's Website) or buy your very own "Keep Austin Weird" t-shirt or mug.
What to buy: Why not pick a book from the local authors section
What to pay: Regular book prices
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South Congress District of Austin: SOCO Austin
This tip is not one shop, it is a group of shops that are really fun and cool in Austin. These shops are all located on South Congress street, starting around the 1300 block of South Congress. There are so many cool little antique stores, clothing stores, restaurants and bars that you can easily spend an early afternoon and evening hanging around in this area. If you happen to come during the "First Thursday" of the month the shops stay open late and tons of people crowd the street for music, free beer and the coolness of hanging out on this hip little street.
If you are here for South by Southwest...then South by South Congress is not to be missed. This area of South Congress is filled with free street parties with beer and music at that time and no wrist bands required.
What to buy: If you don't want to buy anything, it's great for people watching on this street, but if you feel like buying stuff, you will have no trouble finding things to buy. There are lots of nice restaurants to try...I like El Sol Y Luna and Guerros for Mexican food and Zen for cheap Japanese. Also check out Amy's Ice Cream, The Continental Club for music and Jo's Coffee shop. Have fun!
What to pay: Varies
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Whole Foods Market: Whole Foods...a universe of it's own
The Whole Foods in Austin is unbelievable...It is a one of a kind, world class store. You have to see it to believe it...it is a universe of it's own. There are aisles and aisles of healthy food, drinks and vitamins. Beyond that there is a sushi bar, wine bar, coffee bar, juice bar and more. With an ultra hip crowd that hangs out here. You can spend a week wandering around in this store.
What to buy: Food, drinks, flowers, coffee, vitamins, herbs and more.
What to pay: You pay a little more here, but it is truly an experience.
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Waterloo Records: Shop Local
This is a great CD, Record and Video store with a local flair. The staff can help you find what you need and it's a hip spot to wander the aisles, listen to music and get the flavor of Austin. Watch for in-store performances and make sure to go to Waterloo during the South by Southwest Music conference...there are free concerts the whole week long.
What to buy: CD, Records, Videos and more.
What to pay: $10-$25
Book People: Books and Coffee
The shop is an independent book store, and I found it to be a wonderful experience. The staff were friendly and I found that they had practically every kind of book I may wish to read.
I bought a copy of "The Beat Hotel" - which went into some detail about many of the Beat poets and writers - Alan Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs as well as the others who may have stayed at the hotel during the 1960s.
The coffee shop was wortha visit. I think i can safely say that most of the staff could be described as being "hot"!
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Signing James Harden will benefit Thunder now — but what about the long-term future?
And remember, if OKC re-signs Harden, it would be looking at massive luxury tax bills for several years to come.
Really, the long-term consequence of re-signing Harden to a big deal is the biggest question here.
Could the Thunder pay the luxury tax?
But could it possibly pay upward of $30 million in taxes the first three years, then handle the bill in the fourth year when some very punitive repeat-offender taxes would kick in? Could it do that without jeopardizing the future of this franchise?
But there seems to be a decent amount of evidence that small-market teams who've paid big chunks in luxury taxes aren't better off in the long run.
I understand that the opportunity to win an NBA championship doesn't come along all that often. I also understand that the Thunder has a better chance to win one with Harden than without him.
But what about this team's chances in six or eight years?
The truth is the Thunder could sign Harden to a big deal, and everything could go absolutely perfectly. This team could keep winning like it has the past year or two, the money could continue rolling in and the luxury tax could get paid with no problem.
Or K.D. could blow out a knee.
Or the natural gas market could tank.
I'm not wishing ill on anyone, but the reality is things tend to go wrong. In a small market, an overleveraged team can get into trouble quickly.
So, yes, Mr. Simmons, the Thunder could write a big check to Harden, but what if everything doesn't go absolutely perfectly? What if the Thunder takes a long trip down Sacramento Kings Way?
This is a team that you've said you've become a fan of, Bill, and if it goes down that scary road, you'll be able to find a new favorite team.
Folks in Oklahoma City won't be so lucky.
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Work the Shell - Dealing with Signals
right before the section where I don't want the Ctrl-Z to work, it'll ignore that first Ctrl-Z, then reset the signal handler and work as expected the second time you press that key.
More useful is to ignore all Ctrl-Z stop signals until you're ready to deal with them, and that's quite easily done with the minimalist:
trap : TSTP # ignore Ctrl-Z requests
And, then when you're ready to receive them again:
trap - TSTP # allow Ctrl-Z requests
Experimentation will show that there are some weird terminal buffering issues associated with SIGTSTP, however, so don't be surprised if you have a signal handler that has output. In this particular instance, it won't show up until the script quits.
Let's look at a more practical example. Say you have an admin script that is always supposed to be running as a dæmon, but occasionally you want to tweak its configuration file and have it reread its setup (a lot faster than killing and restarting it).
Further, let's use SIGUSR1 for this task, as that is its intended use, so we're using the kernel's signal handling subsystem in the manner it was intended.
Reading a configuration file might be something as simple as:
. $config
(Recall that using . means that any variables set in the secondary file affect the current shell, not a subshell. The source command does the same thing as the . command.)
Here's our script to experiment with this feature:
#!/bin/bash config="our.config.file" sigusr1() { echo "(SIGUSR1: re-reading config file)" . $config } trap sigusr1 USR1 # catch -USR1 signal echo "Daemon started. Assigned PID is $$" . $config # read it first time while /usr/bin/true; do echo "Target number = $number" sleep 5 done trap - USR1 # reset to be elegant exit 0
We'll start with the configuration file containing number=5, then after 10–15 seconds, change it to number=1. Until we send the actual USR1 signal, however, the script just plugs along without a clue that it has changed:
$ ./test2.sh Daemon started. Assigned PID is 25843 Target number = 5 Target number = 5 Target number = 5
Meanwhile, in another window, I've already edited the file, so I type in this command:
$ kill -USR1 25843
And, here's what happens in the main script window:
(SIGUSR1: re-reading config file) Target number = 1 Target number = 1
Cool, eh?
I hope this exploration of signal handling in shell scripts is useful. I actually learned quite a bit about advanced handling as I researched the code here. I'm still a bit stymied about how to reset the output stream after catching a SIGTSTP, but I bet that some sharp Linux Journal reader will have an answer.
Dave Taylor has been hacking shell scripts for a really long time, 30 years. He's the author of the popular Wicked Cool Shell Scripts and can be found on Twitter as @DaveTaylor and more generally at www.DaveTaylorOnline.com.
Dave Taylor has been hacking shell scripts for over thirty years. Really. He's the author of the popular "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts" and can be found on Twitter as @DaveTaylor and more generally at www.DaveTaylorOnline.com.
Passing argument
Hi all,
I wanted to know if it's possible to pass arguments to the configuration file when we invoke the command kill.
For example we want to change directory to a shell 1 from another shell 2, so:
# test.sh
cd $1
trap "sigusr1" USR1
type command in shell 1:
$ ./test.sh
then, i would like type something like this in shell 2:
$ kill -USR1 10482 /home
In this way i can specify the new current directory directly from shell 2.
How can I do it? Is there another workaround??
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Although I am a fan of both, nothing comes close to Texas Beef Ribs!
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Although I am a fan of both, nothing comes close to Texas Beef Ribs!
Texas Beef Brisket comes pretty damn close.
Pork......beef ribs are good but I love me some pork ribs!
Dude, even I know it's all about the pork.
I wish I could make an animated GIF-like loop of audio where I sing you guys the bass line to the Pork song.
My 4 year old daughter knows it, I hear her singing it sometimes.
I do love a good pulled pork sammy. Memphis-style BBQ is my favorite, but all of it is good
Plenty of good spots to get ribs in STL. I just had a slab with a double order of broccoli for lunch. Eat your veggies kids.
So who wants to educate the Australian?
Got a recipe for some BBQ ribs? I had some baby back ribs when I was in the US (because of Fat Bastard from Austin Powers) and yeah, they were pretty good! Possibly too much sugar in the sauce for me, but they were darn tasty!
About to put my weekly meat order in, maybe I'll get me some ribs!
I think this place makes some nice Cue and I'm pretty sure they'll ship bottles of sauce. http://www.hogsfly.com/
haha no... I went to a LongHorn Steakhouse, it was near the hotel I was staying at. Thanks for the tip!
Got a couple of pounds of freerange pork spare rib on the way, let's hope the missus doesn't like them...!
Ok... Here is the deal....
Starts with This...
Ends with This...
I don't dig on no swine. No religion or nothing like that. My uncle owns a hog farm in Kansas, they are just filthy animals. I can't eat anything that willfully, and joyfully, rolls around in it's own crap.
Hey cjmwrx - interesting stance on pork... out of interest do you insist on freerange beef?
Start with this
4 1/2 hours later end up with this
And all the meat just falls off like this
Gotta be the pork. I tried beef ribs in Texas, but there's nothing like fall-off-the-bone pork ribs.
justmund...low and slow...that's the key. Well, that and a good rub.
Ok now I'm really hankering for some ribs! How's this recipe?
Ah I see the US doesn't use the term "free range" for beef, but instead "grass fed" is our equivalent. I think it's very important that we choose where our meat comes from, especially after watching "Food Inc" the other night. Man, some of that stuff is crazy! Like you said, disgusting. 97% of US meat comes from feedlots:
I like how they say "conventionally raised" because it's totally conventional you take a plain roaming animal and stick it in a pen with a 1000 others and feed it food it's not supposed to be eating.
Good thing we're all becoming aware of this, and are being empowered to do something about it. Even Wal-Mart push organic produce! (sorry for the derail, I feel pretty strongly about this stuff!)
I like a good chunk of cow, but I only consider it ribs if it came from a pig.


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Avoid border crossing at Luo Hu on weekends
I arrived Shenzhen from HK via MTR on Friday. It was calm even though I was delayed slightly for the visa. The next day (Saturday) on my return to HK, things changed tremendously. Just remember that you need to pass through two immigration checks - Chinese and HK, and finally another que for the tickets. BTW, Chinese immigration separates the arrival and departure cards; so you'll have to fill up cards two times as compared to once in most countries.
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Shekou district is being dug up! Update
The area called Taizi, Prince, Plaza was a nice little place where vendors could go to sell goods at night. Moms would take their kids to roller-blade. Now it is completely torn up and will be for 2 years. They are constructing new buildings to take the place of the plaza.
What does that mean for you? If you are planning to stay in a local hotel, you will experience construction site noise all day, and probably all night as the construction progresses.
Update - I was her during the first week in February. The construction seems to have slowed. The Plaza still exists, but the sunken area in front of the ship is gone. A new building is being put up between the plaza and the ship. Everything is open around the plaza, and it is business as usual. I expected the place to be a mess, so I got a hotel far from here, but there was not need to do that, it turns out.
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Fake money
There has been an increased number of fake 50 RMB bills (green color), many from taxi drivers from airport or on night shifts.
When you get changes back from taxi drivers, insist on 10/20 RMB bills (and older ones) and do not accept new green color 50 RMB bills.
Also take down driver's name plate numeber and vehicle lic just in case you have to call in to complaint.
Shenzhen Visa from the LoWu border
Please make sure you secure your Shenzhen VISA from your home country. Starting Apr. 21, 2008, they will only issue Shenzhen Visa at the Lowu border if you have a Hong Kong ID. I was told they are stricter now due to the upcoming Beijing Olympics.
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Please help us to save the world...
I am really really sad that Chinese don't do recycling as much as we do back home in Taiwan. I have been walking around in this place, but I rather see people calssify their trash. You know, China a is HUGE country, what will happen if a person can recycle one coke can or a bottle? Please help us to save the world, please start to recycle your reusable trash. It is treasure to our world.
Be careful with the pickpocketing
Shenzhen has the highest crime rate in China therefore travelers should take some special precautions and extra care in order to have a safe trip.The main crime is pickpocketing that the foreigners face quite often.You should be careful on the crowded streets , shopping areas ans especially on the public transports like metro and buses.Metro is the most convinient way of city transport in Shenzhen so take extra care for your belongings while traveling.
I always carried by back bag on my chest and did not carry anything in my pockets.Even to take 1 picture i have taken my camera from my bag and replaced it when i am finished.Carrying any valuables in your hand even for a few minutes may encourage the skillful pickpocketers to follow you and wait for the right time for them to take their action.
Be confident when you are in such places and even it is your first trip make them believe that you are experienced in the city.This may discourage them to get close to you.
Don't forget that China is a safe country when you compare with many other countries inc. the ones in Europe so just pay little bit more attention than you usually do in order to prevent any unwanted events.
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Get written cards in Mandarin!
Wherever you go or whatever you want to visit try to get written cards in Chinese ...
Ask for the hotel staff, or related friends who can write Mandarin, to write down the address you wanna visit,...
Or the name of the food you like ...
Or the souvenir you want to buy ...
The shop you are looking for ...
It can be so frustrated when one is not understanding your request.
And it's easy to show your written card and hit your wish.
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Watch fakers in fake paradise!
You will be warned, we got warned, I was warned ...
Walking around in Shenzhen somebody could try inviting you for a chat. A chat in Chinese? Nope, in broken English he is trying you to join him to one or another place. To buy a watch, a handbag, a painting ... "... best there is", ... ofcourse.
It does not matter if you are an elder person, a young unsuspecting tourist ...
They just want you to follow them.
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How you manage ...
To me it seemed a problem how to manage in your native tongue for asking something particular. I could not find anything about my concern, and I was right.
Speaking Dutch, English, French, German and some Indonesian and Spanish people could not understand me. Ofcourse, most of the Shenzhen people do speak Mandarin and even when speaking English they pronounce it like in Mandarin ... and sounds like poor, broken English.
I know the Chinese language is a sensitivity to sound and that is fascinating as well as disturbing. When in group or accompanied by a guiding person it is fun to hear the mandarin, let alone what they are talking about ...
How do tourist people manage when they are all alone... I wandered ... and still wander.
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Fakes, fakes and more fakes
Intellectual property rights are a farce over here so do be aware that the branded item that you've bought might be a fake* or a stolen item.
*It's quite a common sight over here to watch the shop vendors hide counterfeit items as soon as a spy gives word that a raid is about the take place. Once the authorities leave, the goods will come out in a nanosecond.
Use the trams
When you are visiting the theme parks like Window of the World, Splendid China, it can be a long walk and tiring especially if under the hot sun in the summer.
So do use the tram even if it does cost some money if not included in your admission.
You can get an overview on the tram and later still walk around to your favorite places if time permit or your legs allow.
Language issues
I did not experience any danger or crime, but it was unsettling traveling alone. Unlike Hong Kong most people do not speak English. Also, I took a cab to Minsk World and there were not any taxi cabs waiting when I wanted to leave. I had to walk several blocks before I got lucky and flagged a passing taxi. Luckily I had "Lo Wu Station" written in Chinese so I handed it to the driver. I would advise taking a group tour from either Hong Kong or set up a tour when you arrive at your hotel in Shenzhen. The Shangri La hotel was located in great spot next to the Lo Wu station.
Hunan food "HOT"
The foods here are very good but some are just to hot(spicy) for my liking. Also drink bottled water, beers and sodas. I heard about alot of people getting sick from drinking the water. It is a good idea to always stick to bottled or canned beverages when traveling. Also pick pockets are always looking for an easy victim, just be aware and smart, never leave items unattended.
chain snatching at bus stops or railway station ar
I wish I had read these warnings earlier. I had an unfortunate experience of losing a gold chain (value USD1500/-) Some miscreants snatched it while waiting at the bustop at Shenzhen.As we had no time to find out the police office and there was no hope of getting it back we just retuned without even completing the visit. we were scared particularly due to unhelpful attitude of fellow pasengers. We had language problem also. Please be very careful when we carry anything valuable. I dont think government can do anything on such matters after the occurance. Visitors themselves have to be careful and alert.There are good and bad people everywhere. Some places it will be 1-5% ; while in other places it will be 20-25%.
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Entering Shenzhen @ Lo Wu from Hong Kong
It can be indeed be pretty scary in SZ - if you are labeled "tourist" and do not look Chinese. Even if you are Chinese and aren't careful - you can be prey. So my advice here is:
- If you aren't chinese, find someone chinese to travel with. Even if they are just someone you met on the train - at least you can walk away from the "peddler zone" with them. Many folks from Hong Kong speak english - just select and make a friend. And not everyone is in a rush - even though it looks that way. It's merely a method of avoiding becoming prey.
- If you are Chinese - then don't dress or act as a tourist. Walk and talk as if you own the place. Drab colors and worn clothing are the norm.
- Always carry your passport and credit cards on your body using any convenient security pouch. This way, everything else (luggage, packs, are disposible - no worries). The layering method also works to improve security - e.g. 2 shirts...
- Know where your stuff is and put it away. In the case of women's purses it's best not to have one. But if you must have one - make sure it is a sturdy one that someone can't just grab from you.
- React instantly - Be sensitive to any unusual circumstances and either stray away or react immediately to the threat.
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It's been a long time coming but Batman fans everywhere, as of this morning, finally know who the Caped Crusader will be facing off against in … Continue reading Catwoman to prove Batman's Bane
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Former Telecom Minister A. Raja has said he will cooperate with the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to prove his innocence in the 2G scam. " I will fully cooperate with the CBI. Whatever be the procedure, I have to comply with it," Raja told reporters here. "No one is above scrutiny. I am ready […] Continue reading Ready to face CBI to prove innocence, says A Raja
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Amash after win: Ellis is 'what's wrong with politics'
After Republican U.S. Rep. Justin Amash beat challenger Brian Ellis, he said Ellis's campaign was "disgusting" and "despicable."
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After Republican U.S. Rep. Justin Amash beat challenger Brian Ellis, he said Ellis's campaign was "disgusting" and "despicable."
A Barry County jail officer is off the job amid allegations of criminal gross indecency with inmates that led to felony charges.
Some residents criticize the chief's large number of reserves, and there have been excessive force claims. Others say he's doing a good job.
A driver was recused after losing control and driving into the Tornapple River Monday.
In this episode of "To The Point," Rick Albin speaks to the two Republicans vying for the Third Congressional District seat.
Hail fell in the Holland and Zeeland area, as well as in Kalamazoo and Calhoun counties, as a storm rolled through Sunday.
A series of late Sunday afternoon storms produced large hail in some West Michigan areas.
So far in 2014, 90-degree warmth has been unusually elusive.
Deputies are telling residents to on alert for phone calls asking for money for the Barry County Sheriff's Department.
A man with three outstanding warrants is in jail after police found him riding a stolen bike and in possession of meth components Thursday.
The endorsement comes about three weeks before the Michigan Republican primary.
A man behind the wheel of a golf cart was killed after he was hit by a car near the Hastings Country Club Thursday morning.
A severe thunderstorm swept through the Grand Rapids area on the night of July 6, 2014.
Storms and a confirmed tornado left downed trees and power lines in its wake and injured nine people Sunday night.
Fireworks across West Michigan for the Fourth of July, 2014.
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Beatty Talks
About the Beatty Talks
Since 1989, the Beatty Memorial Endowment has also been supporting Beatty Talks, which are organized by one or more McGill academic units. Like the Beatty Memorial Lecture Series, Beatty Talks bring internationally renowned scholars and thinkers to McGill's campuses for public presentations on their work. However, these events are smaller and more focused than the annual Memorial Lecture in the fall.
Past Beatty Talks
McGill departments and other academic units have organized Beatty Talks since 1989. Below please find a list of the illustrious lecturers who have participated as well as their affiliated organization, titles of their presentations, date of the event, and sponsoring group or groups.
Margaret Rossiter
"Women in Science and Medicine: Reflections on a Century"
October 13, 2012
Science Outreach, Redpath Museum, McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, History and Classical Studies, Medicine


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Thanks, Garrett Graham, for going berserk the one week I leave you out of this space.
Graham, a guy who had all the makings of a top-12 weekly option during Owen Daniels' absence from the Houston Texans' lineup, hadn't done much of anything with the starting tight end gig until last week against Oakland, when he snagged seven balls for 136 yards and a touchdown.
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We regret to inform you that Loudoun County Parks and Recreation have closed the fields at Philip A. Bolen Memorial Park for the weekend. The current field conditions and the expected rain/severe weather expected throughout the weekend have caused us to cancel the event in its entirety. Elite Tournaments and the WAGS League will be in touch early next week with a decision on refunds. We ask that you please be patient at this time. If your team reserved hotel rooms please read the following statement below from the booking agency:
Please contact your hotel directly to cancel your reservation. Please ask for a cancellation number. Hotel contracts have an Impossibility clause which waives any penalty if the cancellation is due to an Act of God (weather). However, reservation staff at the Front Desk may not have access to the WAGS Qualifier contracts and may tell you there will be a charge. Please do not contest the charge with the Front Desk. Halpern Travel will contact each hotel's Sales Department to invoke the Impossibility clause and to request that any penalty charge be waived.
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The 2015 WAGS Rael Vodicka Tournament will take place October 10-12! This tournament is presented by the NSCAA and each team will receive a complimentary NSCAA Coach Membership. Register early now to avoid getting waitlisted!
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The WAGS tournament is proud to have the Referee Mentor Program return to the tournament. The referee mentors will be in attendance to oversee the referees during the event. They will provide feedback both at halftime of the games and also after the games have concluded.
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Wells Summer Event
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Schwartz: Wells College Basketball Camp Hosted by: Athletics
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· Liberal Arts : A rigorous academic environment that emphasizes close faculty/student interaction, undergraduate research, off-campus study, internships, and active community service and involvement. Wells offers 20 majors and 44 minors, in addition to individualized programs.
· Faculty: 92% of Wells faculty members have doctorates or terminal degrees in their disciplines. Faculty members hold degrees from Harvard, Yale, University of California-Berkeley, Brown, Cornell, Rutgers, and Stanford, among others. Over 90% are tenured or in tenure-track positions; 12% are persons of color; more than half are women.
· Student/Faculty Ratio: 10/1. Average class size: 12 students.
· Off-Campus Study : The College manages its own study abroad programs in Dakar and Florence and is affiliated with numerous programs domestically and around the globe.
· The Book Arts Center: The Wells Book Arts Center was established in 1993 to instruct in all areas of book arts and technologies. It offers an annual summer Book Arts Institute on campus.
· 3/2 and 4+1 Articulation Programs : Within five years, both the B.A. from Wells and the professional degree from the affiliate university are granted. Wells has professional school affiliations with Cornell University (engineering); University of Rochester (teacher education); Clarkson University (business administration, engineering); and Columbia University (engineering).
· Cross-Registration Programs : Wells has cross-registration agreements with Cornell University, Ithaca College, and Cayuga Community College.
Student Body
· Enrollment: Fall 2013 head count: 534. Total full-time enrollment consists of 354 women (66%), 180 men (34%). First year enrollment: 161 full-time students (class of 2017), 106 are women (66%), 55 are men (34%).
· Diversity: Fall 2013 semester, 24% of students self-identified as persons of color; 3.9 % are non-traditional age students; and 11 are international students from 6 different countries.
· Athletics: The College is a Division III member of NCAA and the North Eastern Athletic Conference. Wells offers the following intercollegiate teams — Women: basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, cross country, and volleyball. Men: basketball, cross country, lacrosse, swimming, soccer, and volleyball. In addition, the Intramural Association offers intramural and club sports activities.
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· Endowment: The current market value of the endowment is $ 27,231,000.
· Costs of a Wells Education in 2013-2014: Tuition-$34,400; room and board-$12,300; fees-$1,500 for a total of $48,200.
· Financial Aid: Wells students receive financial aid in the form of college grants, scholarships, loans, and College work-study. Currently, almost 90 % of Wells College students are eligible for need based financial aid.
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The Shortlist for May 26
It's apparently Andy Dick and Winona Ryder's fault that Courtney Love got hooked on benzos. But these days, what she really wants is some Amazonian tea that will make her hallucinate about some mystical Hollywood guru. Are we hallucinating as we write this, you ask? Nah, Court just did an interview with The Fix about sobriety, celeb addiction and her personal mecca of tripping: "The one drug I'd like to try one day is Ayahuasca, which should be mandatory for everybody," she says. "It's apparently this crazy tea that gives you these intense hallucinations. Everyone who takes it sees a wise old black man who takes you on a wild journey. I'm not going to name names, but everyone who takes it sees the same black guy. I'm not kidding you. Everyone!" Riiiiiight ... (DListed)
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Originally published 02/24/2013
On Creating a Groundbreaking Historical Novel
SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhold Heydrich in 1940. Credit: German Federal Archives.I just hope that, however bright and blinding the veneer of fiction that covers this fabulous story, you will still be able to see through it to the historical reality that lies behind.-- Laurent Binet, HHhHIn Prague on May 27, 1942, Slovak factory worker Jozef Gabcik and Czech soldier Jan Kubis attacked and mortally wounded Reinhard Heydrich, the SS Obergruppenführer (equivalent to a full general) and Nazi Protector of Bohemia and Moravia -- a man so ambitious and casually cruel that Hitler called him "The Man with the Iron Heart."
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Hines tapped for Montgomery County redevelopment
Montgomery County has selected a development team led by Hines to remake the former Public Safety Training Academy into a mixed-use project with new residential, retail and office space.
The project is slated to include up to 2,000 housing units and is part of a larger smart growth initiative to bring new development to its life sciences corridor, Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett said Thursday.
"This new center will be a place that generates high paying, quality jobs that will keep our economy competitive at both a national and international level," Leggett said in a statement.
Hines, which is also developing CityCenterDC in the District, has assembled a development team that includes land planner Moule & Polyzoides Architects & Urbanists, Michael Watkins Architect, and Johnson Bernat Associates Inc.
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The Lymphatic System
What It Is
The lymphatic system consists of tissues and organs that produce and store lymph, and a network of vessels that carry lymph throughout the body.
Lymph is an almost colorless fluid that contains lymphocytes, white blood cells of the immune system that help fight infection and disease. Lymph bathes the cells of the body with water and nutrients, and carries away the body's waste and foreign bodies including bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells.
Lymph also bring immune cells to areas of the body that are fighting infection. Lymph is stored in special tissues as well as transported throughout the body with water and nutrients.
Lymph nodes are bean-shaped collections of lymphatic tissue that filter lymph, trap foreign bodies (including cancer cells), and fight infection and disease. Lymph vessels then recirculate the filtered lymph throughout the body.
Lymph vessels are thin delicate vessels that run alongside our blood vessels. Like blood vessels, they go to all the tissues of the body.
Major Classes of Lymphocytes
The bone marrow, thymus, spleen, appendix, tonsils, and adenoids all produce and store lymph.
The major classes of lymphocytes are known as T cells, B cells, and Natural Killer (NK) cells:
- T cells are produced in the bone marrow and mature in the thymus.
- B cells are produced in the bone marrow and mature in the bone marrow.
The 3 Main Lymph Node Basins Are:
- The cervical basin – located beneath the jaw along the front of the neck. These are the lymph nodes that doctors often feel when someone has a sore throat. When lymph nodes are involved in fighting an infection, they become swollen and tender. When someone says they have swollen glands in their neck, they are referring to these cervical lymph nodes (which actually have no glandular tissue in them).
- The axillary basin – located beneath one's armpits, on the side of the chest beneath the chest muscles (pectoralis major).
- The inguinal basin – located in the groin, at the crease that is formed by the hip joints, where the upper thigh meets the hip.


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Faith and Mental Health Conference
Baptist Health
Saturday, September 13, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM (EDT)
Faith and Mental Health - A Community Conversation
Saturday, September 13, 2014, 8 am - 1 pm
Florida State College Jacksonville – North Campus
4501 Capper Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218
Guest Speakers: Dr. Parvez Ahmed, Baptist Health President Hugh Greene, Pastor Mark Griffin
, Father Nick Louh, Phil Mobley, Audrey Moran, Pastor Kyle Reese, Rev. Beth Tjofiat
Vernon Washington, Dr. Ellen Williams
Faith leaders, congregations, mental health professionals and interested community members
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