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Cardinal Francis George, Archbishop of Chicago, discussed the papal conclave, the qualities that the cardinals are looking for in a new pope, and the potential for reforms within the Catholic Church, in an interview that was broadcast live today, Feb. 28, 2013 on CBS THIS MORNING on the CBS Television Network (7:00 AM-9:00 AM). George told co-hosts Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell, "reform of the sex abuse scandal has to continue," and that he believes "we have the structures ready to move forward." Watch the appearance below!
Excerpts of the interview are below.
CHARLIE ROSE: Cardinal Francis George of the Archdiocese of Chicago will help pick a new pope and he just left a lunch with his fellow cardinals. Good morning, thank you for joining us. What was the lunch like? Tell us the sense of – what are the cardinals saying to each other?
CARDINAL FRANCIS GEORGE: The moment of saying goodbye to the pope was of course an emotional moment, but one of deep, deep respect and gratitude. Not only for what he has done throughout eight years, but also for the moment. And he, as was said, appeared joyful and relaxed. The cardinals among themselves are speaking about a lot of things from the weather to who should be the next pope. And those conversations will continue now in earnest until we go into conclave.
ROSE: What are you looking for?
GEORGE: We're looking for someone who can be the Bishop of Rome, that is, respond to the needs of this local church, but also, because he's universal pastor, respond to the needs of the whole world. When Paul VI went to speak to the United Nations, he said he was an expert in humanity. Because for 2,000 years, the papal chair has accompanied the experiences of the human race. So somebody therefore who has a universal vision and a heart for the poor, who are first in the kingdom of Heaven. Then someone who has the necessary languages – a requisite for communication in our day. And of course someone who can govern, who has the habit of making decisions necessary to keep the church faithful to her lord. And a pleasing personality, we all hope of course.
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Glee star Cory Monteith found dead in Canada hotel, aged 31
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^Usually when it is an overdose like some are assuming, there is normally mention of the pills or drugs that were found there. When Heath Ledger died for example this was the case. There has been no mention of this with Cory, so my gut says it wasn't. That doesn't mean it wasn't obviously, just that what we've been told, like you posted, doesn't suggest that it was.
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The number of times I have heard 'I don't like Glee but RIP Corey' If you hated Glee don't offer your condolences as thats all he is was really known for.
Get off your high horse. People are allowed to feel sad about a young person dying, whether they'd seen the show or not, or even if they didn't like it. It's possible to realise that an actor is a nice person but not like the TV show they were on.
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It opens with a couple bringing a new-born baby home and follows the development of the father's relationship with his growing daughter, from putting armbands on her at the swimming pool to meeting her first boyfriend. It ends with him giving her a Volkswagen Polo when she leaves home for university, and the strapline "Stay in safe hands. Polo. Small but tough."
Rod McLeod, head of marketing at Volkswagen, said: "As well as reinforcing all of the 'small but tough' qualities that people love about the Polo, we thought it was important to tell a story which drew people in emotionally and which viewers could connect with."
Framestore's colourist Simon Bourne crafted a grade for each scene that takes viewers through an 18-year journey by using the grade to further enhance these heart-warming scenes with soft hues and contrast.
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JERUSALEM—A soldier and two Border Police officers were injured when West Bank teens rioted, believing an army exercise was an eviction.
Some 30 teens threw rocks and bottles filled with paint at Israeli soldiers and other Israeli security forces Wednesday evening in the middle of an exercise aimed at defending Israeli communities against terrorist attacks, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
The exercise took place in the northern West Bank settlement of Yitzhar, located near Nablus.
The rioting teens also blocked the community's gate to prevent the security forces from leaving.
In addition to the injuries, several military vehicles were damaged, according to the IDF.
The IDF had cleared the exercise with community leaders, according to reports.
"The IDF condemns tonight's events, and will take severe measures against those involved," an IDF statement said.
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Bug?: Clicking a multiple verse reference only displays one verse
One of the great things about using a computer instead of a book is that you don't need to spend a lot of time paging through the Bible looking up references! It's a great feature that you can just click on references in the commentary and they will be displayed immediately in the left pane.
The problem that I have (in Gnomesword 2) is that clicking on, for example, 1 Ch 6:7-9 will only display verse 7, and not all three verses. I apologise if I've missed something and it does this already. I really like the way e-Sword brings up a pop-up window containing the relevant verses when your mouse moves over a reference.
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Character of the Year: Trevor Phillips
Trevor Phillips from Grand Theft Auto V could be considered the Character of the Year. First of all, he is one badass m%^#@! f$%@%#. Trevor is a man of his word and does anything he wants when he sets his mind to it. Even though he has a short temper and gets mad easily when things don't go his way, he does his best to take any action required to satisfy himself.
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This can be seen when he takes out a whole group of people who wants him dead. If Trevor can stand up to any gunfight he gets into, there's going to be trouble at the other end of his sight. The people/person doesn't know they're getting into when facing him until they're killed. Trevor can walk the walk and talk the talk.
When he isn't shooting anyone, he can say and yell anything that would make any normal person fear him. Trevor has said crazy stuff to his friends and enemies. As they say, keep your friends closer and keep your enemies closer. However, Trevor has a good side to him from small talk and some of his actions. Throughout the game, he shares his experiences in life and isn't afraid to speak his mind about it. He is a man that has pride and any person trying to take that away from him is going to be yelled at or killed. What can you expect from a guy who has been in trouble with the law many times, has killed many people who got in his way, and can still get away with it.
Trevor Phillips isn't afraid to yell or kill to get his way. This makes him a man that can take care of himself with no trouble and anywhere he goes, is a playground for his wrath. It would be a wise choice for people to stay on his good side or he will hunt them down and make their lives a living hell.
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43 CFR 3830.2 - What is the scope of these regulations?
These regulations govern locating, recording, and maintaining mining claims, mill sites, and tunnel sites on all Federal lands. These regulations do not authorize locating any new mining claims on Federal lands closed to mineral entry, including units of the National Park Service.
(a) You must follow the recording and maintenance requirements in this part even if BLM has actual knowledge of the existence of your mining claims or sites through other means.
(b) Part 3838 of this chapter describes supplemental procedures for locating mining claims or sites on land subject to the Stockraising Homestead Act, 43 U.S.C. 291-299.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) — The Sandy Hook section of Newtown was a gathering place this weekend for hundreds of people drawn to the scene of the recent massacre to share in the community's mourning and come to terms with the shocking school tragedy.
The village's downtown was clogged with traffic Sunday, with license plates from all across New England and beyond.
Residents across Newtown, meanwhile, were seeking to move forward through faith, community and a determination to seize their future. Many have taken advantage of counseling services.
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Hedrick Leads Boise State past BYU, 55-30
Hedrick threw four touchdowns and ran for another, leading the Broncos in their highest-scoring game of the season
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Hedrick, Ajayi combine for nearly 400 yards
Boise State Defeats Utah State 34-23
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JUNIOR (2014): Named All-Mountain West honorable mention...appeared in all 14 games, making nine starts...tied for second in the Mountain West with seven touchdown catches and was fourth with 68 receptions...both figures led Boise State, while he was second on the team with 585 receiving yards...sits fifth on Boise State's all-time receptions list with 171...caught a career-high 14 passes, tied for third-most in a single game in Boise State history, for 53 yards, and carried once for 23 yards against Ole Miss (Aug. 28)...had four receptions for 63 yards and returned four punts for an average of 8.8 yards per return in win over Colorado State (Sept. 6)...caught six passes for 67 yards, with a long of 39, in win at Connecticut (Sept. 13)...had five catches for 32 yards and carried once for 33 yards against Louisiana (Sept. 20)...caught his first touchdown of the season, a 10-yard haul, among his six receptions for 33 yards at Air Force (Sept. 27)...also had a season-long 37-yard punt return against the Falcons...caught six passes for 54 yards and a touchdown in win at Nevada (Oct. 4)...hauled in a 21-yard touchdown pass and for the night paced the team with four catches for 41 yards against Fresno State (Oct. 17)...caught six passes for 89 yards and a touchdown against BYU (Oct. 24)...the 49-yard scoring play was his longest-career reception...had five catches for 53 yards and a pair of touchdowns at New Mexico (Nov. 8)...caught four balls for 32 yards in win over San Diego State (Nov. 15)...had two catches for 24 yards and a touchdown at Wyoming (Nov. 22)...caught six balls for 44 yards in win over Utah State (Nov. 29).
SOPHOMORE (2013): Named honorable mention All-Mountain West as both a wide receiver and return specialist...appeared in each of the Broncos' first 11 games of the season - including eight starts - before missing the final two games with an injury...ranked second on the team with 77 receptions, the fourth-most in a single season in school history...his 7.0 receptions per game led the team, ranked fifth in the MW and was 17th-nationally...total was also the third-most by an underclassman in the FBS...702 receiving yards ranked second on the team, as did his six touchdown receptions...all totals in the three main receiving categories were career bests...set career highs with 13 catches and 150 yards against Utah State (Oct. 12)...reception total was the highest by a Bronco since Tim Gilligan had 16 against Louisiana Tech, Oct. 4, 2003...also had double-digit receptions against BYU (10; Oct. 25) and Wyoming (11; Nov. 16)...three games with 10-or-more catches are the most by a Bronco in a single season since Rodney Smith had four such games in 1997...had multiple catches in every game played, including nine with five-or-more...career-best two receiving touchdowns against UT Martin (Sept. 7)...rushed 10 times for 73 yards and a touchdown against Southern Miss (Sept. 28)...also caught a touchdown pass against the Golden Eagles...Broncos' primary punt returner had 16 for 233 yards on the season...average of 14.6 yards per return ranked tied for 11th-nationally and led the MW...career-long 43-yard return against the Skyhawks...also returned six kickoffs for 130 yards (21.7-yard average)...named Fall 2013 Academic All-Mountain West...served as a Game Captain against BYU (Oct. 25).
FRESHMAN (2012): Appeared in each of the Broncos' 13 games during his debut season, including three starts...first-career start came against New Mexico (Sept. 29)...caught 25 passes, ranking fourth on the team, for 142 yards and a touchdown...first-career touchdown catch came against New Mexico (Sept. 29)...carried 21 times for 97 yards and two touchdowns...first-career rushing score came against Wyoming (Oct. 27)...also rushed for a score against Hawaii (Nov. 10)...season-high five receptions against Nevada (Dec. 1)...season-high 27 receiving yards against the Lobos...season-high four carries against Miami (Ohio), Sept. 15...season-high 46 rush yards against the Cowboys...returned 13 kickoffs for a 24.9-yard average...season-long 47-yard return against Washington in the MAACO Bowl Las Vegas.
As a senior was named first-team all-district at both wide receiver and returner...team's captain and most valuable player carried 53 times for 327 yards and eight touchdowns, and caught 67 passes for 1,057 yards and 11 touchdowns...junior year was named district offensive most valuable player and first-team all-district...squad's most valuable player rushed 80 times for 640 yards and 11 touchdowns and caught 43 passes for 877 yards and nine touchdowns...sophomore year named honorable mention All-Region II District 13 after catching 25 passes for 215 yards...squad won the district championship... three-year letterwinner in football, and a four-year letterwinner in track and field...freshman year won the 300-meter hurdles and 4x4 district championships...sophomore year was the 4x1 district regional runner-up and state finalist...named academic all-district following his junior and senior seasons, and was also named academic all-state following his final prep campaign...head coach was Drew Svoboda.
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The Faculty of Science is pleased to introduce the B.Sc./M.Sc.(thesis) track. If you are a strong undergraduate student who is interested in research and you would like to stay at McGill to do your M.Sc. degree, this track may be the thing for you!
This track is intended for strong McGill undergraduates, who can apply for early admission to a M.Sc. or M.A. program offered by a department in the Faculty of Science.
Undergraduates in this track will tailor their undergraduate program, especially their U3 year program, to ensure that they are well prepared for their M.Sc./M.A. studies. This may involve taking higher-level courses and/or research courses.
Students will normally apply during the second term of their U2 undergraduate year and will normally start their Masters program in the summer following their U3 studies.
Each department has its own criteria for admission, but in all cases the student should have a CGPA of at least 3.3. Higher CGPAs and/or other requirements are usually required. Students interested in this new track should talk with their departmental advisors to determine if they qualify before making an official application.
Who can apply?
Any U2 McGill student may apply, from Septempber 15 of U2 until September 14 of U3.
For which term?
You may apply for either the summer or fall terms that follows your U3 year. It is recommended to apply for the Summer term even if you might want to defer your start to September. This is because it is possible to move an admission decision forward, but not backward.
How do I apply?
Use the normal McGill online application form. You should access this via your Minerva account: under the Student Tab, please select the item for Applications. This method should populate the application form with the information that is already on the McGill systems (name etc.).
What do I do once I start the online application?
You should enter your personal information, ensuring that you complete the fields as follows:
What best describes your educational background: Bachelor's degree
Where did you pursue these studies: Quebec Univ (incl. McGill)
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For program choices you will be able to choose any M.A. or M.Sc. program offered by a Science unit.
Is it different from a normal grad application?
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Students who have already started U3 should use the normal graduate application form, not the Early Admissions Form.
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I took this class because I couldn't get in to German, but it ended up being AWESOME!! Professor Hollander is so funny. She made me laugh out loud every class period. A lot of your Dutch learning is spent just talking with your classmates and her about whatever you want: sex, the financial crises, drugs/alcohol, america, europe, whatever. Don't get me wrong, you do learn Dutch, but the homework assignments are minimal (and never checked), and the quizzes are easy as long as you spend 10 minutes studying the chapter. TAKE THIS CLASS! On a side note: Dutch is made 10 times easier if you have some german background too.
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Dutch 1 is a great course. I've gotta admit - I only took it because I failed to get into another language class. However, Dutch 1 turned out to be great. The material you learn in class is not too hard, although there are occasional quizzes. I took it with Professor Hollander, and she was really nice. She makes classes fun and interesting. If you are interested in Netherlands, Belgium, or anything Dutch, I recommend this class. You won't feel pressured about learning a foreign language.


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Julie Heffernan "Sky's Falling" @ Mark Moore Gallery, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Featured in our December 2012 issue on newsstands now, Julie Heffernan just opened Sky's Falling, a new body of work at Mark Moore Gallery in Culver City. The Brooklyn-based artist has taken her previous focus of self-portraits and pushed toward a series of sociopolitical works based our relationship with nature. The work is on display now through December 22, 2012.
Preview: Chloe Early "Rainbow Ruins" @ Corey Helford Gallery, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 06, 2012
On Saturday, November 10, Corey Helford Gallery is pleased to present Rainbow Ruins, a new solo exhibition of oil and watercolor paintings by artist Chloe Early. The paintings of Rainbow Ruins are a chromatic meditation on the lush contrasts of nature and technology. Not only are we excited about the show, but Chloe is kicking off a new feature in our magazine, beginning with the January 2013 issue. Stay tuned.
Corey Helford Gallery Presents "The Last Supper"Juxtapoz // Saturday, September 08, 2012
Definitely someting to check out in Los Angeles: Daytime performances of Corey Helford Gallery's presentation of Giles Walker's The Last Supper-an art/performance installation performed entirely by speaking robots - will open at noon on Saturday, September 8th, at CHG's temp space at 3521 Helms Avenue in Culver City.
Back Talk: A Conversation with Brandi MilneJuxtapoz // Wednesday, August 01, 2012
On Saturday, August 11, Corey Helford Gallery will open Brandi Milne's newest solo exhibition, Before I Hide Away, in Culver City, California. As Corey Helford Gallery tells us, " With this body of work, Brandi steps into the rarified limelight of fineartists whose work is uniquely hers, a voice unlike any other's."
GO WEST: David Ellis & Kris Kuksi @ Mark Moore Gallery, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 12, 2012
Following GO EAST – the first incarnation in a two-part gallery swap project with NYC's Joshua Liner Gallery- Mark Moore Gallery is pleased to announce GO WEST: David Ellis and Kris Kuksi, featuring two concurrent solo exhibitions curated by Joshua Liner. While the show makes for Ellis' third solo exhibition in Los Angeles, it will be Kuksi's first local solo presentation of new work.
Amy Sol @ Corey Helford Gallery, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Saturday, March 10, 2012
Amy Sol, a former Juxtapoz featured artist, is set to open a new body of work, Numina, at Corey Helford Gallery tonight, March 10, 2012. From the looks of the preview we have seen, the 10 new acrylic-on-wood panel paintings will some of Sol's best paintings to date. The layered washes and color details look to place Sol's characters in an even more dreamlike existence.
New Anthony Lister Mural in Culver CityJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 09, 2012
Australian street artist, Anthony Lister, recently painted one of his over sized faces on the side of a building in sunny Culver City.
Opening Photos: Ray Caesar @ Corey Helford GalleryJuxtapoz // Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Toronto-based Ray Caesar opened a new solo show, A Dangerous Inclination, at Corey Helford Gallery this past weekend. Amongst the opening night photos, there is an incredible cake that was made inspired by Ray Caesar's work that is worth a look. Photos after the jump . . .
Broken Windows Theory @ Subspace Art, Culver CityJuxtapoz // Saturday, October 15, 2011
The hidden-but-hip gem gallery space at Subspace Art in Culver City, CA, hosts the Broken Windows Theory opening tonight, October 15, presented by Lords and CBS crews. If you're out making the rounds on a Saturday night, swing through.
Back Talk: A Conversation with David ChungJuxtapoz // Friday, October 14, 2011
Tonight, October 15, WWA Gallery in Culver City, California will open two exhibitions: Ben Kehoe's The Endless Frontier, and David Chung's Smells Better Than It Tastes. We sat down with David Chung before the exhibition for a little Back Talk and to see some of his newest works.


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The fiscal cliff is the government's fear that taxpayers discover that we have the power to cut them off financially. Whether you like Bush or not, at least he recognized that the government is just the middle-man, and they work for us. Liberals believe the opposite.
We jumped off the fiscal cliff a while back. Government stopped caring what we thought decades ago. We only get glimpses of political sanity, when it comes to reduction in taxes. Generally speaking government taxes, then taxes some more, and it never quits spending.
Our Gross Debt to GDP Ratio 105.13 percent. This means if the government taxed us 100 percent, we could not pay our debt, which as of this writing was around $16,067,580,487,904. Tax revenue is $2,431,400,318,190. The debt per citizen is $51,648, and the debt per taxpayer $141,734. If you are reading this, the likelihood is you are a taxpayer, taking care of at least two "citizens." I suggest you investigate a subscription for Damitol.
Obama and other elitist Liberals will do anything to keep the money spigot wide open. Your money is what they use to buy off the thieves who keep the elite entrenched in power. It is for this reason debt is rewarded. Paying your bills and living within your means is crazy in Obama's America. Debt keeps one needy. Liberals don't really believe we can spend our way out of debt. But what they do know is if we stop spending, they will have to face the reality of decades of Liberalism that has led to communism. If they stop feeding the zombies, the zombies will feed on them. Fiscal policy problems do not solve themselves. The bingo caller at partybingo.com does not just call out your magic number and suddenly you're a winner. That only works for games. This is not a game. Instead, the Federal debt just builds and builds.
So Liberals kick the can.
Remember PAYGO? It was part of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990. This required any new government to be offset by budget cuts or tax increases. Congress waived PAYGO in 2008 for "stimulus," and again in 2009 for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which essentially raised the debt ceiling.
Obama signed "new and improved" PAYGO in 2010 with several "major policy exemptions." He had no intention of honoring PAYGO. Because when you have no budget and rule with executive orders, PAYGO is of no consequence anyway. PAYGO amounted to a cute little name for a program that accomplishes the goal of separating you from your money, and making you feel good.
Politicians use terms like meltdowns, cliffs, brinks, stagnation, or whatever, all political footballs designed to keep you from noticing that your pockets are being picked. Consider the latest term, "sequestration."
The 2011 Budget Control Act required "sequestration" or automatic spending cuts. This allows politicians to threaten the military, the elderly, and children in the event you don't allow them to disregard PAYGO. The outcome is a higher "fiscal cliff."
Imagine what would happen if Obama had to face an economy with real sequestration, where he had to start taking stolen items back from the thieves? He's dangerously close to this, as there are more people in the wagon, than there are pulling the wagon. Obama's new role as Commander in Grief is to find yet another creative way to blame Republicans.
Class warfare. Republicans love the rich, so demagogue that issue, while hiding the fact that most poor people (the 47%) want to be rich.
Obama note to self: Use super rich Hollywood people to sell his concept.
Obama knows there aren't enough millionaires and billionaires to make a dent in this economy. He also knows that his policies won't create jobs. The ripple effect of his bad policy decisions is already being felt during a time when America should be celebrating.
The stock market is about to make the eruption of Mount Vesuvius look like a food fight. The wealthy are selling stocks in droves. They are also selling real estate, and some are even selling their companies in order to save millions of dollars. The wealthy are accelerating their incomes, so they can put their money in safer investments, safer than the U.S. economy that is.
The "less dumb" people in Obama's administration are all implementing their exit strategies. Most didn't think he would get re-elected. Regardless, they don't want to be near ground zero, when the explosion occurs.
They know the real unemployment numbers and they see the trend lines. The week Obama was "declared the winner" of the election, 30,000+ jobs were lost. That's just the beginning; the bigger losses are coming. Union companies will be hit the hardest, because their employees are the greediest. Look at Hostess, a situation where the unions would rather watch a company fail than make concessions.
Obama has implemented policies that will all but guarantee no economic productivity for the U.S. and its corporations now or for the future. If Obama didn't want what Bush inherited, he certainly won't like that white boogey man named Fiscal Cliff.
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Kevin Jackson's hilarious take on Race-Pimping: The Multi-Trillion Dollar Business of Liberalism!
Enjoy this excerpt from the book:
"In actuality, black people will go to substandard hospitals, wait in long lines behind illegal immigrants, and be treated like non-citizens, as there simply won't be enough healthcare to go around. There will be the occasional lucky few who will receive treatment, and we will parade them around like championship rings, thus continuing the ruse. As you can see, we've left out nothing. We touch more on this in Chapter 10: Promise Everything, Deliver Nothing. If for some reason we happen to run out of blacks, we will be able to apply our trade to the Mexicans with little disruptions. Plans are already underway for our next edition in this "How To" series: How to be a Latino "Race Pimp for Fun and Profit…even if you're Illegal."


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- Heat oven to 350°F. Line a 13 x 9-in. baking pan with foil, letting ends extend about 2 in. above pan. Lightly coat with nonstick spray
- Filling: Microwave milk and chocolate in a 1-qt glass measure on high until steaming hot. Let stand 1 minute. Stir until chocolate melts and mixture is well blended and thickened. Stir in vanilla
- Put next 5 ingredients in a large bowl; beat with mixer until fluffy. Add flour; beat just until blended. Stir in oats (mixture will be crumbly). Press 2/3 firmly over bottom of pan. Spread evenly with chocolate mixture, then sprinkle with remaining oat mixture and the M&M's
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In SAS, arrays can be defined with implicit or explicit subscripting. Current documentation only covers the explicit version and the implicit version is only supported for backward compatibility. This can cause problems for those tasked with the maintenance of legacy code. One can also find examples of recent conference proceedings in which implicit array coding is used. This paper will cover the syntax and basic usage of the implicit array. Additionally, several common array tasks will be presented in both forms. Familiarity with basic DATA step programming and array processing will be assumed.


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