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While it sounds unbelievable, it's true … manufacturers of airplanes are working to make coach seats even smaller.
What an adrenaline rush, throwing out the first pitch. Last night at the Opsrey game, I had a chance for my first time. So much fun.
Not that we needed another reason to love Tim. He was singing to his wife and daughters when he saw a fan in the crowd and pulled her on stage. Her face is worth the time to watch this. So amazing
The celebrity couple recently announcing that they are having a baby, and that Eva is 7 months... has left some people shocked. How did they hide it?
Jessica Simpson has a new husband, and a new last name. The newlywed has decided to take her husband Eric Johnson's last name
Wow the honors that the U of M has received in it's history really makes you appreciate having this University in our State.
On my mosey through downtown Missoula yesterday I ran across this guy on an interesting mission yesterday.
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Christmas in July? Well you never know in Montana. This weekend get ready for all those presents you will have to buy this Christmas with the big art's and craft sale.
Well, you know us young folks are always thinking of ways to entertain ourselves. First there was planking, tebowing...now caevmaning?
Turns out guys fib about the stuff they buy more than women do. According to a recent survey, 41 percent of men admitted to lying to their wives or girlfriends about recent purchases, compared to only 22 percent of women.
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The warrant shines a spotlight on the new rules of engagement for both celebrities and their stalkers in the information age.
Sadly for the NRA, we are in the information age, and the truth is starting to regularly get past their efforts to thwart it.
No one before the Industrial Revolution would have raved in quite that way, and no one would in our information age.


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Critical care: Satire on socialized medicine?
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Re: Critical care: Satire on socialized medicine?
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The problem with everyone paying into a communal fund to provide for everyone is that not everyone pays into it yet still reap the benefits of everyone else's work.
You know, at some point, one has to move on past the pettiness.
"Waaah, I have to pay and X doesn't, yet X also benefits, it's soooo unfair!" is such a childish way to look at things, quite frankly.
Not to mention quite heartless.
If X is suffering, then we should help X, regardless of his/her ability to pay the bill when all is said and done.
JirinPanthosa: No offense, but... no, you do not get to spin socialism into its polar opposite and still get taken seriously.
It's called sustainability. If the system will carry those who won't contribute, less and less people are going to contribute. That's human nature. That increases the burden on the people who do, until it gets unsustainable.
To say nothing of the fact that the more "free" health care gets, the lesser quality and longer waits you get.
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The Sicily region
Just a couple of miles separate Sicily from mainland Italy. But this melting pot of history and heritage might as well be half way around the world. Yes, it's quintessentially Italian. But over the years the whole island, or parts of it, have been ruled by the Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Goths, Byzantines, Arabs and Normans.
And something of each has rubbed off on the architecture, attitudes and lifestyle of the Sicilians to create a wonderful patchwork of culture and customs. What's more, these independent minded people continue to borrow the best bits of the world around them, without eroding their own time-honoured traditions. So, you get lively cosmopolitan beach life in the east coast resorts, while just a few miles inland you're in a timeless rural idyll of orange groves, pine clad mountains, one-horse villages and siestas that seem to last most of the day.
Travel a bit further and you'll be surprised again, coming across a magnificent Greek temple, an imposing Norman church or a Baroque town with elegant honey-coloured palazzi. To add to the diversity, Sicily also has three clusters of offshore outposts relatively close to its coastline - the Aeolian, Egadi and Pelagie islands, all of which have their own special scenic and cultural claims to fame.
Last but by no means least, there's the island's biggest attraction - in more ways than one! Volcanic Mount Etna towers over Catania and Taormina, its caldera gurgling away like a giant saucepan of minestrone. Serene on the outside, bubbling under with life, it's a potent symbol of the unique Sicilian way of life.
Romans, Greeks, Spanish, Arabs, French - the list of civilisations Sicily has been home to is impressively diverse, and each one has left behind a little of itself. Whether it's in the amazing architecture, in the distinctive Sicilian dialect or added ingredients to the cuisine, Sicily has absorbed something from all its visitors and created a culture that is proudly different to the rest of Italy.
Syracuse - one among the most beautiful cities of the Mediterranean Sea - is situated right on the coast facing the sea. It is rich in history and monuments and expresses the whole range and cultural complexity of Sicily from prehistory up to the present day.
The ancient small town of Greek origin was founded by the Corinthians in 734 B.C. and throughout the centuries has undergone underwent several dominations: Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans… The town was razed to the ground by the tragic earthquake of 1693, soon afterwards was rebuilt in a prevalently baroque style and still nowadays its historical centre is pervaded with a pretty fascinating eighteenth century atmosphere. Numerous are its monuments worth visiting: the Duomo (Cathedral), the Fonte Aretusa (Fount of Aretusa), the Castello Maniace (Castle of the Maniace family), the Teatro Greco (Greek Theatre), the Orecchio di Dioniso (Ear of Dionysus' cave), the Castello Eurialo (Castle of Eurialo).
To those ones who are fond of nature and trekking we recommend, besides the renowned bathing localities, the Riserva Naturale di Cavagrande del Cassibile (Natural Reserve) crossed by a short river which in its course creates some natural small lakes where people can bathe surrounded by an oasis of sheer Mediterranean vegetation.In late evening it is really nice to walk along the sea-front promenade of Ortigia Island where you can try the sesame flavoured "torrone" (kind of nougat) or drink a glass of "Rosso di Pachino" (red wine). Cultural events take place all the year long but the classical plays of the Greek tragedies - staged in the ancient theatre of Syracuse during the months of May and June - have international fame.
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what if something goes wrong with the device?where am i gonna go to have it repaired?
Any ideas if it is serviceable in India and if yess then where???
You are based in Chennai or other towns like madurai/trichy/coimbatore?
You are ordering thro who?
if PPO -customs clearence in Mumbai and bluedart to whichever mofusil town you stay!
If HSG/Comgateway- most probably DHL/Fedex at chennai and their own or affiliate courier to your door. Chennai customs is not that bad like delhi,bangalore customs is the best for HSG use.
Had an s3 before too. Touch wiz was laggy n bloated, tw based Roms like omega were fast but then I hate how tw looks. Cm10.1 has issues like camera, HDMI out not working(no sources). BTW 2 days after I moved to cm10.1 from cm10 is when I decided to buy nexus 4, wanted to experience that smoothness on a nexus 2 GB ram device
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only for this reason Iam kind of thinking of changing to PPO (though $32 tax per phone is a shocker) as they clear customs on their own at Mumbai and deliver a sealed box via Bluedart. Most posters are talking only charged total freight+ customs -Rs 1300 ($24)
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Maple Mustard Chicken Recipe
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This recipe is one of my husband's favorites. It only calls for four ingredients, and we try to have them on hand all the time for a delicious and cozy dinner anytime! —Jennifer Seidel, Midland, Michigan
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1/3 cup stone-ground mustard
- 2 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
- Hot cooked brown rice
- Place chicken in a 3-qt. slow cooker. In a small bowl, combine the syrup, mustard and tapioca; pour over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 3-4 hours or until tender. Serve with rice.
- Freeze option: Cool chicken in sauce. Freeze in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Heat through slowly in a covered skillet until a thermometer inserted in chicken reads 165°, stirring occasionally and adding a little broth or water if necessary. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Maple Mustard Chicken in Simple & Delicious September/October 2009, p54
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"Easy and tasty. I may try it in the oven next time, since other reviewers seemed to prefer it."
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"Made this last night, and although it was easy to fix just wasn't what I had hoped it to be. I didn't care for the flavors at all."
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"Easy but not as flavorful as I thought it would be. If I make it again, I would do it on the stovetop and add some cider vinegar as it says to on Cooking Light"
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"We did it in the oven and it was delicious! Didn't have time to do slow cooker as it was a last minute dinner, it was really quick and easy."
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Man kills 7, wounds 3 at tiny Christian college
Updated: April 2, 2012 - 11:21 pm
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - A 43-year-old former student of a small Christian university in California opened fire at the school Monday, killing at least seven people and setting off an intense, chaotic manhunt that ended with his capture at a nearby shopping center, authorities said.
Police Chief Howard Jordan said One L. Goh surrendered about an hour after the shooting at Oikos University. Jordan initially reported that authorities recovered the weapon used during the rampage, but later clarified that police only recovered enough ballistics evidence to determine that a handgun was used in the rampage.
"It's going to take us a few days to put the pieces together," Jordan said. "We do not have a motive."
Police first received a 911 call at 10:33 a.m. reporting a woman on the ground bleeding. As more calls came in from the school, the first arriving officer found a victim suffering from a life-threatening gunshot wound, he said.
It was an "extremely chaotic scene," Jordan said.
More officers arrived and formed a perimeter around the school on the belief that the suspect was still inside, he said.
"Potential victims remained inside the building either trapped by a locked door which officers were unable to open," Jordan said. Others were unable to flee because they were injured, he said.
Jordan said there were about 35 people in or near the building when gunfire broke out. Of the seven fatalities, five died at the scene and another two at the hospital. The wounded victims are in stable condition, and at least one person has been released from the hospital.
"This unprecedented tragedy was shocking and senseless," Jordan said.
Soon after the shooting, heavily armed officers swarmed the school in a large industrial park near the Oakland airport and, for at least an hour, believed the gunman could still be inside.
Art Richards said he was driving by the university on his way to pick up a friend when he spotted a woman hiding in the bushes and pulled over. When he approached her, she said, "I'm shot" and showed him her arm.
"She had a piece of her arm hanging out," Richards said, noting that she was wounded near the elbow.
As police arrived, Richards said he heard 10 gunshots coming from inside the building. The female victim told him that she saw the gunman shoot one person point-blank in the chest and one in the head.
Tashi Wangchuk, whose wife attended the school and witnessed the shooting, said he was told by police that the gunman first shot a woman at the front desk, then continued shooting randomly in classrooms.
Wangchuk said his wife, Dechen Wangzom, was in her vocational nursing class when she heard gunshots. She locked the door and turned off the lights, Wangchuk said he was told by his wife, who was still being questioned by police Monday afternoon.
The gunman "banged on the door several times and started shooting outside and left," he said. Wangchuk said no one was hurt inside his wife's classroom, but that the gunman shot out the glass in the door. He said she did not know the man.
"She's a hero," he said.
Television footage showed bloodied victims on stretchers being loaded into ambulances. Several bodies covered in sheets were laid out on a patch of grass at the school. One body could be seen being loaded into a van.
Myung Soon Ma, the school's secretary, said she could not provide any details about what happened at the private school, which serves the Korean community with courses from theology to Asian medicine.
"I feel really sad, so I cannot talk right now," she said, speaking from her home.
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Promotions coordinator Arlys Walberg leaves NB Chamber after 15 years North Branch Area Chamber of Commerce promotions coordinator Arlys Walberg started working for the chamber about 15 years ago to help put together its new event: Winter Fest. "I was really excited because it hadn't been done b...Read More
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Collins given 5-year term heading MLGW
Council approves interim chief to full-time position
After a five-month stint as the interim head of Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division, veteran city administrator Jerry Collins was given a five-year term as president and CEO of the public utility company.
His appointment by Mayor Willie Herenton was approved Tuesday night by an 11-0 vote of the City Council.
Council members Carol Chumney and Myron Lowery abstained amid concerns about the absence of a national search for a new president and Collins' lack of utility experience.
Collins, 53, a registered professional engineer, will earn $215,000 annually in his new job.
After the vote, Collins, who becomes the 10th person to lead MLGW, said he would work "to make MLGW the best it can be for all the customers."
"I really appreciate the confidence the City Council has shown in me. They've said a lot of nice things. I'm going to do my best to fulfill their expectation," Collins said
His appointment will become official when the council approves the minutes of Tuesday's meeting on Nov. 20, according to a statement released by MLGW.
In Collins, Herenton has turned to a trusted appointee and administrator in the upper echelon of city government. Collins has served as the city's Public Works director since 2000 and has spent about 28 years in city government.
Since June, Collins has been serving as interim chief utility officer at MLGW. He has overseen day-to-day utility operations since the resignation of Joseph Lee III, who left amid scandal.
"What Jerry Collins will bring to MLGW, I think, is a vision," Herenton said.
"He will be focused on core values, and I believe you will see efficiency. You will see a guy who's at work every day, working on behalf of the citizens of this metropolitan area. That's Jerry Collins -- he's a proven leader."
While lauding Collins, Herenton also suggested he'll consider shifting the city's sewer operations from Public Works, where Collins has presided, to MLGW.
"We may very well at some point in the future examine the feasibility of that if it makes sense," Herenton told the council's Personnel, Intergovernmental and Annexation committee.
Collins will continue to provide oversight at Public Works -- without pay -- while a new director is found, Herenton added.
Councilman Jack Sammons was among those applauding Collins' appointment Tuesday.
"He's a class guy and a genuine public servant that I think we're lucky to have on our team," Sammons said. "Mayor Herenton and I don't agree on all matters, but we certainly are 100 percent in agreement on this."
Not all 13 council members, however, were supportive.
Chumney said Herenton should have fulfilled his campaign pledge to conduct a national search, but added that she has a "high opinion" of Collins.
Lowery said Collins has been an "exceptional" city administrator. But Collins' five months as interim head of MLGW was "simply not sufficient," Lowery said, to ease his concerns about Collins' lack of experience.
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Simcox Speaks At Michigan State University
Chris Simcox, president of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, spoke Tuesday evening to nearly three dozen listeners at the Michigan State University campus without interruption or protest.
Political Cesspool Unveils 'Syndication Deal'
White nationalist golden boy James Edwards started making noises last June about the Political Cesspool, the radio show Edwards co-founded in 2004, being in negotiations for a "major syndication deal." His several breathless updates on the Cesspool website made it sound like he was jetting off to meet with executives from a media giant like Clear Channel.
Well, don't believe the hype. Edwards finally revealed the details of his show's new arrangement earlier this week, and it turns out that whoever he may have started out talking with, the syndication deal he actually landed is with Dixie Broadcasting, a minor Internet radio outfit run by Ray McBerry, the chairman of the Georgia chapter of the League of the South, a neo-confederate, white supremacist group.
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FBI Releases Hate Crime Statistics
This morning, the FBI released its hate crime statistics for 2006. The report showed a rise of 7.8 percent from 7,163 to 7,722 criminal incidents in 2006 targeting victims or property as a result of bias against a particular race, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin or physical or mental disability.
As in prior years, the data collected by the FBI was severely flawed. Only 12,600 of the nation's more than 17,000 local, county, state and federal police agencies participated in the program. Certain states barely participated. Alabama reported only one hate crime in 2006. Mississippi and Hawaii did not report any hate crimes at all. A major Intelligence Report study released in 2001 that details the problems with the FBI's data can be found here.
Unfortunately, the FBI's data gives a false impression of the level of hate crime in the United States. In fact, the level of hate crimes in the United States is astoundingly high — more than 190,000 incidents per year, according to a 2005 Department of Justice study, which analyzed a more comprehensive data set than that compiled yearly by the FBI.
'Non-Violent' Klan Claims Victory
When the Church of the National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan revealed yesterday that it was calling off a rally scheduled for tomorrow in Cullman, Ala., the group didn't give a reason. "I think some of their speakers had a conflict in scheduling," Cullman police officer Lisa Dodson told the Cullman Times.
That didn't stop Ken Mier from quickly taking credit for the cancellation. Mier, the self-described "investigator" for the supposedly nonviolent Alabama Ku Klux Klan, made headlines earlier this month when he announced that his Klan group, who he described as descendants of "the Non Violent, True Southern Christian Klanspeople," would be holding a counter-demonstration in Cullman to protest the National Knights' use of threats and racial slurs.
"We of the Alabama Klan have lived up to our word," Mier wrote in a comment to Hatewatch. "The CNKKKK have canceled their Jerry Springer stage show in Cullman. We consider this a victory for the Christian residence [sic] of Alabama. In addition the people of our organization would like to extend a very special thanks for the absence of negative coverage of our actions."
Mier signed his comment, "The Alabama Klan . . . WWJD [What Would Jesus Do]?"
Gilchrist Scheduled To Speak At Cal State Long Beach
Students and faculty of the Chicano and Latino studies department are devising ways to show their opposition to Minuteman Project founder Jim Gilchrist and two "surprise" speakers, who all are scheduled to speak at an open forum hosted by the Conservative Student Union this coming Tuesday at noon in the Beach Auditorium.
Off-Duty Deputies Hired To Intimidate Immigrants
Nearly one hundred chanting protesters spanned across the narrow sidewalk in front of Pruitt's Furniture Store while off duty sheriff's deputies looked on nervously and a mariachi group serenaded the midday traffic with songs dedicated to Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Pruitt's owner Roger Sensing.
Simcox Promised 'Israeli-Style' Barrier, Delivered 'Cow Fence'
It was supposed to be 14 feet high and topped with razor wire…
Hamilton Farms Billboard Targets Mexicans
The proprietor of the famous Hamilton Farms billboard along Interstate 5 this week made a very public attempt at humor about U.S. immigration problems, but it doesn't have all of Lewis County laughing.
Utah Minutemen Protest Library Exhibit
In April 2006, thousands of mostly Latino protesters marched to the state Capitol in Utah's largest such demonstration since the Vietnam War.
Now, a photo documentary seeks to capture the history of the "Dignity March"…
Anti-Gay Researcher Speaks to Racist British National Party
Last month the Christian Council of Britain (CCB), a religion-based front group for the whites-only British National Party, began hosting a series of "public debates on morality and family values."
The keynote speaker at the inaugural CCB conference in London was none other than Dr. Paul Cameron, the infamous anti-gay crackpot psychologist based in Colorado Springs, Colo. Under the guise of the Family Research Institute, his one-man statistical chop shop, Cameron churns out reams of pseudo-scientific "studies" invariably concluding that homosexuals are menaces to society.
Cameron's Oct. 26 lecture in London focused on his oft repeated, though thoroughly discredited "findings" that homosexuals are more likely to rape and murder children than are heterosexuals. "For some reason homosexuals' involvement in this horrid crime is especially high in Britain," Cameron said.
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While I like this very much because it is gentle and rinses clean easily, I will not repurchase it. I had used it for years (as far as I can tell the "7 day scrub cream" is essentially the same thing as this) but recently discovered that this contains the polyethylene beads that are cause for concern with respect to plastic pollution, and have been outlawed in several states (to be effective in a few years). It also has 4 members of the paraben family as preservatives, which I know a lot of people are trying to avoid because of the potential connection to cancer. So - while I like this very much, until and unless they reformulate it, I will sadly not buy it again.
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I initially got this as a sample and I fell completely in love with it after using it. I don't need to use it often, at most once a week. When I do use it, it works amazingly well! My skin actually feels scrubbed and after my face has been washed it feels so clean! A little product goes a long way, so it lasts forever. I had the .5 ounce bottle and it lasted me over a year. I recently purchased the 3.4 ounce bottle, which is $20 at Sephora. I highly recommend this scrub!
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Love, love, love!!!! This is the best scrub I have ever used. I'm not sure what Clinique did here, but this is the only scrub I have used that makes my skin feel scrubbed. In a good way, of course. The granules are smaller, finer, but denser (I hope I'm explaining this right) than your normal everyday scrub. Will repurchase.
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It's nice to have some peeling from time to time (7 day?No way!) but this one here has big particles and i have acne prone sensitive pale skin.. i can only use it on my nose and it's effective with blackheads but i would rather use a chemical peel than a mechanical peel like this one.. In addition to the peeling effect it's very creamy and moisturizing and tricks you into that your face has peeled and your new skin's soft but that's only the moisturizing cream i believe..
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I have a little sample of this stuff which I have been using for around 3 weeks now.
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I'm on my third tube and still love it. It lasts reaaaallyyy long! I usually use it twice a week but after recent pregnancy my skin got really dry and I now use it almost everyday. Even using it so often it still makes my skin super soft without damaging it. This is a life saving product before putting foundation on if you have dry patches all over face. The granules are very fine which makes the great product that it is. Packing is the best possible, very convenient. Love it! Can't believe this does not have better reviews.
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Java Closures: Functions or Objects?
Java Closures? What are they?
The question wheather closures are functions or objects came to my mind when reading several proposals concerning on closures. It looks like most authors regard them as both - functions and objects but giving not a real and concrete distinction in what case a closure is a function - or functional object - and an object.
For example in Neil Gafters vision for closures, closures seem to be both functions or an anonymous function or method and objects - or even classes beecause its possible to extend a class or template from a closure.
I think, if we follow the traditional closure syntax and usage - like in lisp or Perl where closures are regarded as procedures or sub routines. I have difficulties to imagÃne a case where it makes sense or its practical to have the ability to extend a template or class from a closure as follows:
class MyClass
{ int x, int y => int }
or any such nomenclature. If a closure is nothing more than an anonymous function why do we need extend them to real object types? Is it just enough to have a short hand for anonymous methods in which the BGGA Syntax would just be enough?
I even have diffiuclty to see what a class or object like:
{int x, int y => int }
in the above example would describe or what power closures provide to describe real world entitities. To me closures are to abstract to describe real world entities i would only allow them as a short hand for anonymous functions or methods as used in Lisp or Perl.
Also it would make sense to allow closures as parameters for normal methods i.g:
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but dont apply them on classes or templates because templates are already a very powerful feature to describe real world entities.
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The disadvantage of the approach BGGA takes is that the following is confusing:executor.execute( { => ...; } ); // OK
But{ => void } toBeRun = { => ...; }; executor.execute( toBeRun ); // Oops
The problem I foresee is that the syntax for a function type is so similar to the syntax for a closure that other people, like myself, will be surprised that the two aren't interchangeable and BGGA could choose to make them interchangeable. Much as a literal 1 (analogous to a closure literal) is interchangeable with an int (analogous to a function type).
A further reason to make function types and closures one in the same, is that as BGGA stands you need function types for recursion:{ int => int } factorial = { x => x <= 1 ? 1 : x * factorial( x - 1 ) };
by stefan_schulz - 2008-01-23 13:32Alex, you are mixing up closures and function types. A closure is a block of code (or call it inner method or function) that closes over something (e.g., variables). A function type like Neal defines it is a kind of object oriented helper to enable defining fields, variables, or parameters to take closures as a value. As there is no such thing as a standalone method type for a variable in Java, making instances of anonymous types/classes a container for closures seems rational. In doing so, Java allows for extending such function types as any other type. In Lisp, you don't have types so you don't need to cope with them. In Java (for now) they are mandatory.


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Now give me my mochafrappachaitea super vente on ice and
This is what got me into "Adventure Touring".... This was a TOUGH afternoon. 94 degrees / 80% humidity, by myself and 16 miles from the nearest road.... oh, and the reserve light came on just seconds before this mess happened.... "ooops?"
This is how I learned that even if you are strong enough to lift a 900lb beast, the GROUND may only support 50lbs...
I got in position.... gathered all my strength (cause I had already tried lifting it and the mud was sucking it down into the Bermuda Triangle so it would. not. budge...) huffed some 02 a couple times to get ready and then....... heaved like a sumo only to drive my feet down about half the length of my legs....
Awww shit.... So I took off my pants and started working on this problem in my underwear and socks...
It was about then I realized the misquitoes were extremly happy with both my arrival and my prodigious surface area... no air traffic control issues with me around - EVERYBODY has a place to land!
I also started to hear banjo music playing softly in the woods....
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Two weeks after Roger Clemens insisted on a Congressional hearing so he could deny ever using performance enhancing drugs, a House committee formally asked the FBI to investigate whether Clemens lied to them under oath.
Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and ranking member Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., have sent a letter to the Department of Justice asking that they determine whether Clemens "committed perjury and made knowingly false statements."
"Our only conclusion is that significant questions have been raised about Mr. Clemens' truthfulness and that further investigation by the Department of Justice is warranted," the letter states.
During the Feb. 13 hearing Clemens, considered one of the premier pitchers of baseball, repeatedly rejected claims by his former trainer Brian NcNamee that he had been injected with human growth hormone to gain an illegal edge on the competition.
"I never took steroids or human growth hormone," Clemens defiantly stated.
"That testimony is directly contradicted by the sworn testimony of Brian McNamee, who testified that he personally injected Mr. Clemens with anabolic steroids and human growth hormone," Waxman and Davis wrote to the Department of Justice.
"Mr. Clemens's testimony is also contradicted by the sworn deposition testimony and affidavit submitted to the committee by Andrew Pettitte, a former teammate of Mr. Clemens, whose testimony and affidavit reported that Mr. Clemens had admitted to him in 1999 or 2000 that he had taken human growth hormone," the letter states.
Sitting at the same table during that hearing was McNamee, who swore under oath that he injected Clemens with the drugs several times.
"Make no mistake," McNamee testified, "I injected those drugs into the body of Roger Clemens at his direction." McNamee has been cooperating with federal investigators looking into the use of steroids in professional sports.
Davis summed up the confrontation that day when he said, "Someone is lying in spectacular fashion."
Clemens attorney Lanny Breuer vowed Wednesday to continue to fight to defend his client now that the Department of Justice is considering an investigation.
"He has simply said that what Brian McNamee said about him isn't true, he said that from the beginning, he's resolute in that and he will continue to maintain in whatever forum he's in," Breuer told ABC News.
There had been some speculation that Congress might refer both Clemens and McNamee to the Department of Justice for investigation, but Clemens was the only name sent up.
The Department of Justice is not obligated to act on the Congressional referral, nor does it need a referral to begin an investigation on its own.
In a signal that federal agents were interested in Clemens' testimony, Jeff Novitsky, the government's lead investigator into the use of steroids in professional sports, attended the hearing sitting silently in the second row.
The referral to DOJ is the latest blow to Clemens' credibility. A key element of Clemens' testimony is that he initially denied he was ever at the party at the home of Jose Canseco. Clemens changed his testimony when he learned that pictures had emerged that might place him at the party.
McNamee's lawyer said the Congressional referral was the right thing to do.


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Don Martin is a career litigator with experience in the corporate world and with the federal government. Coach Martin has 12 years of experience coaching mock trial at the high school and college levels. During that time his teams have garnered dozens of awards and accolades, including nationally recognized honors and distinction. He holds a BA in history from Yale University (1995) and a JD from William & Mary School of Law (2000).
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4.0 out of 5 stars 3rd Edition,
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This review is from: The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Third Annual Collection (Paperback)
Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Third Edition; ISBN 031204450X
Third in the long-running annual series, the Third Edition is a collection of the "best" fantastical short stories published in 1989. The whole series is consistently high-quality [even if it deos suffer a bit from cronyism], and this edition is no exception. This volume also contains Windling's summation of fantasy in books and publishing, Datlow's summation of horror, and Edward Bryant's summation of fantasy and horror in film for the year 1989. Windling's customary synopses for her "baker's dozen" list of top fantasy novels are, in this edition, extremely short. My favorites from this year are Michael Swanwick's "The Edge of the World," and Steven Millhouser's "The Illusionist." The stinker for this year: "Yore Skin's Jes's Soft'n Purty... He Said (Page 243)" by Chet Williamson. I found it to be wrongheaded, pointless, and in extremely poor taste. I understand that it was written in the style of an early 20th century pulp western, but a poorly-written story is still a poorly-written story, no matter how clever the writer thinks he's being. I also think had the protagonist been a woman, for example, instead of a homosexual man, this story would never have made it out of the editors' slush pile.
Complete list of included writers and their works: Michael Swanwick, "The Edge of the World"; Fred Chappell, "The Adder"; Nancy Etchemendy, "Cat in Glass"; Rory Harper, "Monsters, Tearing Off My Face"; Joyce Carol Oates, "Family"; James Powell, "A Dirge for Clowntown"; Delia Sherman, "Miss Carstairs and the Merman"; Reginald Bretnor, "Unknown Things"; Bruce Boston & Robert Frazier, "Return to the Mutant Rainforest"; Tatyana Tolstaya, "Date With A Bird"; Joseph A. Citro, "Them Bald-headed Snays"; Edward Bryant, "A Sad Last Love at the Diner of the Damned"; Michael Moorcock, "Hanging the Fool"; Leif Enger, "Hansel's Finger"; Garry Kilworth, "Dogfaerie"; Emma Bull, "A Bird That Whistles"; Lisa Tuttle, "The Walled Garden"; Scott Baker, "Varicose Worms"; Leszek Kolakowski, "The War with Things"; Jane Yolen, "The Faery Flag", Zhaxi Dawa, "Souls Tied to the Knots on a Leather Cord"; Steven Millhouser, "The Illusionist"; Charles DeLint, "Timeskip", Robert R. McCammon, "Something Passed By", Dan Daly, "Self Portrait, Mixed Media on Pavement, 1988"; Michael de Larrabeiti, "The Plane Tree and the Fountain"; Tanith Lee, "White as Sin, Now"; Pat Cadigan, "The Power and the Passion"; Midori Snyder, "Jack Straw"; J.N. Williamson, "The Sudd"; Jonathan Carroll, "Mr. Fiddlehead"; Dan Simmons, "Shave and a Haircut, Two Bites"; Andrew Stephenson, "Cinema Altere"; Gary A. Braunbeck, "Matters of Family"; Jane Yolen, "Beauty and the Beast: An Anniversary"; Joan Aiken, "Find Me"; James P. Blaylock, "Unidentified Objects"; Ramsey Campbell, "Meeting the Author"; Gwyneth Jones, "The Lovers"; Chet Williamson, "Yore Skin's Jes's Soft'n Purty... He Said. (Page 243)"; Bruce Sterling, "Dori Bangs"; Joe R. Lansdale, "The Steel Valentine"; John Shirley, "Equilibrium"; Joe Haldeman, "Time Lapse"; Garry Kilworth, "White Noise"; Robley Wilson, "Terrible Kisses"; Greg Bear, "Sleepside Story"
4.0 out of 5 stars One of the best anthology series ever,
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Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling have once again filled the pages of this volume with excellent stories that compell and enlighten. As with any anthology there are hits and misses, but one person's favorite might be another's dissapointment. Each year they present a collection that will thrill.
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"stored cans naelyn@flickr 200x266 The Shelf Life of Commercially Canned FoodsA reader asked me the other day about how long canned food stays good, and whether or not the 'use by' dates were particularly accurate. I figured the answer to that question would be interesting to more than just him…"
The Shelf Life of Commercially Canned Foods - Survival Blog With A Family Focus
Generally speaking commercially canned foods are good for two to five years from the date they were packed. Of course the date they were packed and the 'use by' date stamped on the can are usually only vaguely related.
The Shelf Life of Commercially Canned Foods - Survival Blog With A Family Focus
Canned or jarred food was found close to 100 years after the Admiral Byrd expedition to the North Pole I believe it was he went too? It was opened and eaten by some braver souls than me. They said it was fine. Their still breathing, so if your cans are not swollen or rusted through, eat up.
Read on the vitamin content dissipation, that is interesting. Well at least you wont die of starvation, just vitamin deficiency.


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Delightful Handwriting
It seems that children naturally want to make their mark as they grow. The tinies smear their highchair tray with sauces and puddings to explore what it might look like; the little ones scribble with crayons on any surface in sight; the older ones look for some clean paper on which to draw their imaginative pictures and soon want to add captions to those creations.
This progression is natural, and Charlotte Mason's approach to teaching handwriting flows right along with that progression, moving at the child's pace. Here is the process that Charlotte's method follows.
- Teach the stroke or letter using large muscles first. Draw in the air or have the child draw on a chalkboard or whiteboard or in a pan of raw rice.
- Teach a stroke or two and then the letters that use that stroke. Be sure to keep handwriting lessons short, no longer than 5 or 10 minutes.
- When the child is ready, have him write a stroke and its letters on paper. Always emphasize doing one's best effort. Encourage the child to make his stroke or letter look just like the model before him.
- As soon as possible, combine the letters the child has learned so he can write words.
- When the child has learned uppercase letters, move on to lowercase letters.
- Once the child has learned all the letters, have him continue practicing them by doing copywork. Give him a good model of meaningful sentences from Scripture, literature, or poetry and let him copy that model bit by bit, still keeping lessons short and emphasizing best effort.
New Delightful Handwriting Books
We are excited to announce a new handwriting course that follows Charlotte's wonderful method: Delightful Handwriting! Lanaya Gore, the author of our popular Delightful Reading Kit, has produced another great resource for the Charlotte Mason homeschooler!
The Delightful Handwriting teacher book outlines short, simple lesson plans that tell you each stroke, the letters that use those strokes, and the words that can be written using those letters as you go along. Charlotte's principles and tips are included in her own words to inspire and keep you on track as you proceed.
The corresponding Delightful Handwriting student copybook sports a clean, minimalist layout that encourages full attention, short lessons, and best effort. Its unique spiral-at-the-top design makes it friendly for left-handed or right-handed beginning writers. Lessons progress from strokes to letters to words to beautiful copywork selections.
The student copybook is available in traditional Zaner Bloser style or the more italic D'Nealian style. Select whichever style you prefer; the same teacher book can be used to teach either.
As an added bonus, the words and copywork selections used in the lessons are taken from our Delightful Reading Kit. So if your child is using that course to learn to read, Delightful Handwriting will give him an extra opportunity to review words he has learned there.
The Delightful Handwriting teacher book and student copybooks are available at special introductory prices through October 20, 2011. Download the free sample of Delightful Handwriting and see how Charlotte's methods can make handwriting lessons a delight!
SCM Conference in Athens, Tennessee
If you would like to learn more about Charlotte Mason and her methods, or if you and your homeschool just need a little pick-me-up, now is the time to register for the 2-Day SCM Conference in Athens, Tennessee, on November 4 and 5, 2011.
Sonya Shafer will present the All-Day Charlotte Mason Seminar, which walks through how to teach each school subject using Charlotte Mason methods, plus the Books & Things Seminar, which dives more deeply into choosing and using living books. The Laying Down the Rails workshop on good habits and the Four Ways to Destroy Your Child's Love for Knowledge workshop will also be included.
We will bring our book display, and all of our SCM resources will be available for you to look through and purchase at special prices. We would love to see you there!


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Your browser does not support iframes. The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees, 2-1, Tuesday night to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the American League Championship Series. And part of the reason why may be due to the luck mustered up by Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander.Seen here is the Cy Young pitcher rubbing the bald head of Assistant Athletic Trainer Doug Teter for good luck during the ninth inning. It worked too as the next batter, Raul Ibanez, struck out swinging to end the affair. Aside from Verlander's superstitious exercise in the dugout, the right-hander also played a huge role in the actual game itself. Verlander earned the win after tossing 8.1 innings of 3-hit, 1-run ball to help his club inch one step closer to the World Series.
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COLUMBUS, OH - NOVEMBER 13: Silas Redd of the Penn State Nittany Lions stiff arms Jermale Hines of the Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
Silas Redd of the USC Trojans took a pass from Max Wittek for a touchdown score to tie the Sun Bowl up. Lane Kiffin and Paul Johnson's game plan almost seem like they are purposely trying to turn the ball over with how many times they are committting bone head plays. This place was well executed. Load the the left side of the line of scrimmage and send your fast running back to the right where a Georgia Tech Yellow Jack defensive back blew his coverage assignment. Follow @NAWTADIGM on Twitter or check out his work at Throw The Flag.
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Photograph - Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works, 'No. 2 Hercules Grinding Mill', Port Melbourne, Victoria, circa 1940s Reg. No: MM 119206
- Summary:
- Black and white promotional image of a number two Hercules grinding mill machine. It is part of a collection of photographs and marked printer's copy used in the preparation of trade literature promoting products manufactured by the Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd. The items were originally housed in a wooden filing drawer, with many filed by subject. This photograph was previously filed under 'GRAVITY'.
The Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works of Port Melbourne was established by the German-born American immigrant Otto Charles Schumacher around 1890. Operating initially under the name Otto C. Schumacher, the firm specialised in the importation, manufacture, installation and repair of flourmilling equipment, especially the newer style roller flour grinding machines, and associated equipment such as flour sifters, pollard and bran extractors, dust collectors, grain elevators and bag fillers. The business was formally registered as the Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd in 1910. In later years the firm diversified into the manufacture of grain grading machinery for farmers and more general manufacturing equipment such as grinding mills, conveyors and packaging machinery.
- Description:
- Black and white silver gelatin photograph.
- Description Of Content:
- Promotional image of a number two Hercules grinding mill machine.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Graham Engineering Company Pty Ltd
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- Source: Museum Victoria
|180 mm (Height), 137 mm (Width)
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|Themes this item is part of:
|Engineering Collection, Images & Image Making Collection
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|grinding equipment
|Printed in black ink on a cream label adhered to back of photograph: 'From / Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works / NO. 2 "HERCULES" GRINDING MILL / SUPPLIED TO / LEGGETT PRODUCTS PTY. LTD - / O.N. 38626 - 10.7.39 / PROPRIETARY LIMITED. / PORT MELBOURNE, VICTORIA.'
Printed in purple ink on the back of photograph: 'Kerr / BROS. / COMMERCIAL / PHOTOGRAPHERS / 533 COLLINS ST. MELBOURNE'
Printed in red ink on the back of photograph: 'PHOTO FILE NO. / SECTION NO.'
Handwritten in black ink on the back of photograph: 'No 75'
Handwritten in grey pencil on the back of photograph: '10B'
Handwritten in red pencil on the back of photograph: 'OFFICE / COPY'
Handwritten in black ink on the front of photograph: 'D.642-5'
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Hirsty's Bar - Past Present & Future
Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 7:00 PM (BST)
Hundreds of Owls fans and Wednesdayite members have enjoyed our Hirsty's Bar events over the past few seasons. From Strikers' Night to the Skippers Special, every time Hirsty assembles his drinking crew, Owls fans are guaranteed an entertaining and informative night of laughs, tales and of course a brilliant pie and pea supper!
However, we may just have outdone ourselves with our event coming up soon - very soon in fact, as it's a week on Wednesday - May 1st, in between the vital Peterborough and Middlesbrough matches.
Not only will Owls supremo Dave Jones be Hirsty's special guest, but he'll be bringing our current midfield pairing of Giles Coke and David Prutton to give their views on the end of what has been a crazy, roller-coaster ride of a season.
If that's not enough for you, then you can enjoy the thoughts of Development Squad boss and Hillsborough hero Lee Bullen, as well as a fellow Owls legend who keeps a close eye on things at S6 in his regular programme column, Mel 'Zico' Sterland.
With Hirsty himself sure to chip in with plenty of banter with his former Southampton gaffer, and the considerable talents of yet another Owls great holding things together in the form of MC John Pearson, this has to be the most star-packed lineup we've ever put together!
Of course, we'll be feeding you as well, with pies and peas aplenty, and there will be the chance to win signed Owls shirts and memorabilia on the night too.
The reason for putting on such a great event is simple - it's with the aim of raising enough money to purchase some cutting-edge and much-needed medical and sports science equipment for the Owls of the future in the SWFC Academy.
All proceeds from the night are going to the Academy, with Wednesdayite guaranteeing that we will donate £5 to the Academy for every ticket sold.
So how much does this event cost? Well, that's the best bit. Wednesdayite members can get admission, a pie and pea supper and know that £5 is being donated straight to the Academy for...A FIVER.
That's right - we're so passionate about this cause that we're footing the bill for the entire shebang to say thank you to our members for making 2012/13 another season to remember!
For non-members it's still a brilliant deal at only a tenner a ticket - and the same applies, so £5 is guaranteed to go straight to the SWFC Academy.
Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
We want to make this our biggest and best Hirsty's Bar yet - and we know we can pack out the 1867 Lounge with our great members and the wider Owls fanbase. So get involved and get your tickets today! It's only 12 days away, and ticket sales close at 5pm on Friday 26th April - which is a week from today!
For only a fiver, there's simply no better way to spend an evening. So dig deep and let's help to deliver the next generation of Owls stars the best start in their careers!
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