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Not to be a selfish prick, but I actually should have had 54 points for the FX 8 card, because I picked the correct SOTN.
Kinda wish I wasn't too lazy to learn Excel all over again.
So 40 points out blobbby have I missed 1 or 2 events?
I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
-Sam Rockwell
Fuck. "Haters gonna hate" to "Am I even in the god damn top 10 any more?" in 2 events. Half way through the year, or just about. Hopefully I can come up with some crazy miracle shit for a couple events, other wise I'm a Perm Top 10 for good (if I'm lucky).
I'll get em scored soon, been outta town for work non-stop.
Well, I think there's 2 events now, that I'm behind on... But, hopefully your 12 points is combined for both events...
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Belinelli scores 17 in Bulls' win over Wizards
Chicago led 45-39 at halftime after shooting 39 percent. Deng led the Bulls with nine points. Seraphin had 10 points for the Wizards.
The Bulls opened the third quarter on an 11-4 run to take a 56-43 lead. The Wizards responded with a 15-4 spurt to pull within two with 3:35 left in the period. Chicago quickly pushed its advantage back to nine after a tip-in by Noah, a 3-pointer by Kirk Hinrich, and Belinelli's dunk.
Washington got back within three points early in the final quarter, but Chicago again had an answer. Nate Robinson made a layup, and Belinelli sank another 3-pointer to push the Bulls back in front by eight.
Thibodeau said Belinelli has gained confidence as the season has gone on.
"When you are new to a team, he was trying to fit in," Thibodeau said. "He was trying to learn the system. He has already proven to be a good player in this league, so it was a matter of time.
"Once he had a better understanding of his teammates, and they had a better understanding of him, he is good. He can score a lot of different ways."
The Wizards got off to a strong start, leading by as many as eight in the first quarter and taking a 26-22 lead at the end of the period.
Washington went cold in the second quarter, shooting 4 of 21.
Garrett Temple started at guard for the Wizards in place of Mack. Temple, signed by Washington on Tuesday, had 13 points Friday in a win over Orlando that snapped an eight-game losing streak.
Hamilton had nine points in 15 minutes Saturday. Thibodeau said he liked what he saw from Hamilton, especially when the veteran found a rhythm in the second half.
"We need his minutes. We need his shots. We need his points," Thibodeau said.
Belinelli replaced Hamilton with 4:38 left in the first quarter after Hamilton got off to a 2-for-5 start. Belinelli scored six points in the first half.
"In the first quarter, I tried to bring a little energy on defense and offense," Belinelli said. "Tonight was good."
NOTES: Washington is 1-13 on the road this season. ... The Wizards have lost 12 times in their past 15 trips to Chicago but they beat the Bulls 87-84 last April in their previous trip.


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Posted 11 November 2010 - 10:14 AM
I am just off my 1-year support plan, but I have a question about the Life Series themes that I have just encountered:
Is there a way (perhaps it's already built into a newer version) to make the theme reference the Featured Images via HTTPS if the page requires SSL?
Right now, the Featured Images script adds a bit of CSS to the page, with images as background images in the #featured-images-rotator div. But if the page loads as HTTPS, the images are still plugged in as only HTTP.
Same thing for the Header image, and the Page Background image.
Are these issues addressed in any newer versions of the Life Series?
Thank you.
Posted 11 November 2010 - 10:16 AM
Actually, here's more...
I have the Featured Images version 1.1.0 - 2009-10-15
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Course this winter anaways, didnt hear too awfully much bout goball warmin, an the thing is, it was gobally warm aroun here. Them smart people dont think deeply enough to remember that such snow like we had this year, records broke in some places, comes mostly not in severe cold, so really it was warm this winter, at least enough to back their argument, but cause of the high snow heights an the harsh blowin of the wind, at times it didnt seem it, see, warm. Hah? It was cold you say? Nopesiree it twaunt, didnt get 20 below once I dont think, let alone for days on end like it used to always. And the other thing is the goball warmin criers dont feel like stickin out jib jabberin bout goball warmin when its a slippery and slidin cuss of a winter, an yer payin your plow guy in triplicate to most years winters type of winter cause they know were fed up with winter an they feel theyd look like fools picketin n cryin the blues bout goball warmin. If it twas a dry dirt walkin roun type winter youda heard from em. Course thata been funnily ironic cause if it was dry it coulda been more cold anaways but they were smart ta keep quieted this winter, they dont wanna get laughed at, and thats why you aint heard much from em since mid fall anaways. But it was a warm winter, by a titch, n a titch is all them goball warmin worriers care about. Now you wait n see this Thursday is spossed ta be seventy-four out, and them sons a cusses goball warmin criers are gonna blat and howl and blither, Its too warm, April 17th and its seventy-four, its too warm, warmer now then it used to be April 17th. They may be right, but theyre cryin about a muskrat pube of a degree too warm overall when it comes down to it, which aint much. Course they dont say degree, they call it cellsuss, or whatever the hang, cellseeus, I cant figure that stuff, bad nough some wrenches come through metric n theys just a width of a bat eyelash off from normal bolts, n my friggin knuckles have taken the brunt of that metric crap I tell ya what all bangin off nuts an screw heads an c-clamps, n its the same group a people whore crazy about goball warmin who wanted to change to metric and cellseeuss and who manufacture them wrenches. Dont tell me it aint. Rich Hippees! They look poor in their ratty bib outfits but they aint, cause their parents send em checks sos to keep them the hell away. Free money makes you think overtime about fixin what aint broke. You wait n see though how them same folks who been impin and ahhwwin an sputterin, Winter goes on and on, its too long, I need some sun, will get it Thursday, cordin to the weather on the night news, and theyll be sweatin like an old mouse with alzinhighmers who cant find his hole, where he lives not the one he touches, you never cant find that, yeah, a day after complainin how long winter is theyll turn right roun an cuss its too hot too soon, n that they aint got their short britches n their spring shirts and low ridin socks out yet, and Ill laugh cause I got one wardrobe year roun with the major adjustment being when summer hits I roll up my sleeves and Im cool as mountain spring. They bother that dry hot goball warmin weather in April causes field fires and Ill be thinkin Im 83 and aint yet seen a field fire that burnt anything anyone needed. Them goball warmin worryin sons a cusses are too hot and I aint cause I drink the same viscosity booze year roun but they drink thicker stuff, just cause they can afford it. I seen rich folks booze come in a blue marble bag with a gold draw string to it an what do ya think that bag costs? Quite a lot. Then they gotta put chocolate syrup and whip cream on top their totties now since the medias got them all buyin sugar and buyin into the idea plain booze aint good enough. Same thing is done with coffee nowadays. Sugar and money, roots of all evil. You seen modern Pixie Stix? They used to be thin and made of paper, now theyre made of plastic and theyre big aroun as a small culvert get ya high in a hurry, partly cause the sugar goes into ya pure, cause you dont chew it along with the paper like we used to. Think about it. Too much sugar these days, were all stoned. Anaway when it hits seventy-four degrees their blood aint down to summer booze thinness and theyll wish ta hell drivin home with the sun blarin through the windshield that theyda done some work this winter stead of watchin the Discovery channel shows where the fellers do all the work for em, catchin crabs and loggin and makin choppers, while they set on the lazyboy an snore, cause if theyd a gone out an caught one crab or cut one tree or made one chopper theyda not had gained a small army of fat right where the belt wraps aroun. Theyll sweat this Thursday and wish it was February again. I call em fritterers. They got time to stay home and fritter about this and that, goball warmin, Hilary Clinton, car idlein, Canadian money being good, all winter n reason they can is many of em are underwrit by a rich grand pop who invented somepin years ago that everybody uses, like Q-Tips, most everybody anaway, I dont, but I never had trouble hearin I dont think. Oh how the warmness of the weather wakes up all the freaks, n thats not to say the globe aint warmin, but if you gotta sashay about and run your mouth instead of tryin ta cure the common cold, or volunteerin for Meals on Wheels, then youre off like a prom dress I wanna tell ya. How you doin anaway? Rusty DeWees tours Vermont and Northern New York with his act "The Logger." His column appears weekly. He can be reached at email@example.com. Listen for The Logger, Rusty DeWees, Thursdays at 7:40 on the Big Station, 98.9 WOKO or visit his website at www.thelogger.com
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Texas Exes honors visiting professor, teaching quizmaster from UT Law for excellence in teaching
AUSTIN, Texas – Thomas Crandall, a visiting professor at The University of Texas School of Law, has received the 2003 Texas Excellence Teaching Award from the Texas Exes for his commitment to education and students. Crandall teaches contracts and commercial law.
Each year, the Texas Exes honors a professor and a teaching assistant from each college and school with the Texas Excellence Teaching Award. It is especially rewarding for the recipients because students are allowed to nominate and choose the best professors and teaching assistants on campus. At the Law School, a Student Bar Association committee selected Crandall based on requirements ranging from concern for society and the individual to the ability to impart knowledge while challenging students to pursue independent inquiry and creative thoughts.
"Tom is a terrific teacher. It's a well deserved and great honor that the students have recognized him with this award," said Bill Powers, Dean of UT Law.
An Order of the Coif graduate of Indiana University, Crandall has received teaching awards at the law schools of Gonzaga University, University of Denver and the University of Toledo where he also served as dean.
"I consider this award as the most important achievement of my law school teaching career. I am humbled by it and as proud as I can be," said Crandall, who was also a visiting professor at UT Law in 1985-1986. "The University of Texas Law School is among the very best in the country and has historically been known as an excellent teaching school. I find the students to be challenging, accomplished, and professional while also having a great sense of humor. Teaching can be fun and here it is that and so much more," he said.
An elected member of the American Law Institute, Crandall has taught commercial law and contracts at a number of schools and chaired two sections of the Association of American Law Schools. He has also lectured nationally on consumer credit and commercial law. His publications include treatises used by lawyers and students as well as a casebook used by students across the country. Crandall has also counted among his achievements four years as a leader in legislative advocacy for the indigent.
Kelle Sutton, a third-year UT Law student who is a Teaching Quizmaster under the direction of Professor Christy Nisbett, also received a Teaching Excellence Award from the Texas Exes. "The TQ program is a great mentoring program," said Sutton, "I felt that I got so much out of it as a first-year student and I just wanted to give something back."
Professor Crandall and Sutton will be presented with their awards on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 5:30 p.m. at the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center.


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Updates will work better at Silverstone – Bottas 2nd July 2015, 16:22
Valtteri Bottas expects the aerodynamic updates Williams introduced at the last race will be more beneficial at Silverstone.
FIA clears Bottas to race in Malaysian Grand Prix 26th March 2015, 4:30
Valtteri Bottas has been given the go-ahead to compete in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, Williams has announced.
Bottas expects Malaysia return 23rd March 2015, 14:16
Valtteri Bottas is hopeful he will be able to return to action this weekend after missing the first race of the season due to a back injury.
Bottas to miss Australian Grand Prix 15th March 2015, 4:06
Valtteri Bottas will not contest the opening race of the 2015 season due to a back injury, Williams has confirmed.
Back injury puts Bottas in doubt for race 14th March 2015, 9:52
Valtteri Bottas could miss the first race of the season after being taken to hospital to have a back injury examined after qualifying.
Williams have "very competitive" car for first race 1st March 2015, 17:31
Valtteri Bottas believe Williams are in strong shape for the first race of the season after leading the final day of pre-season testing.
Mercedes will still be engine to beat – Bottas 2nd February 2015, 18:36
Valtteri Bottas expects Mercedes will still have the best power unit in Formula One – which will make Lotus a more serious rival.
Bottas doesn't think pole was possible 11th October 2014, 14:18
Valtteri Bottas doubts he would have been able to take pole position despite coming close to doing so on his final run in qualifying.
Williams confirm no change in 2015 driver line-up 7th September 2014, 10:51
Williams will retain its existing driver line-up of Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas for the 2015 season, the team has confirmed.
Bottas says Williams "showed what we can do" 22nd June 2014, 17:10
Valtteri Bottas said Williams showed what they are capable of after claiming the first podium finish of his career in the Austrian Grand Prix.


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NEWNAN -- The EUROSPORTscoreboard.com third-ranked East Coweta Indians soccer team showed they can play without twin brothers Ian and Conner Antley as they shut out Alcovy 8-0 in the opening round of the Class AAAAAA playoffs on Wednesday.
When the Antleys are in the lineup, however, magical things begin to happen.
The Indians' (17-0-1) leading scorers sat out the first 20 minutes of the playoff opener before finally entering the contest and helping spark the squad to an 8-0 victory.
With the Mercer University-bound soccer players out of the lineup, the Indians gave their fans a preview of next year with several solid shots on goal. A couple of them nearly found the back of the net.
Alcovy goaltender Shawn Trowbridge kept the game close early with some acrobatic saves as East Coweta built a 2-0 lead at the end of the first half and scored six more times in the final 40 minutes to advance to the second round.
The Antleys finished the game with a hat trick each.
Todd Davis and Zac Slaton also added goals for the Indians en route to the victory.
Ian Antley started the scoring for the Indians' putting the shot past Throwbridge less than seven minutes after checking into the game. He scored his second goal of the contest with just more than two minutes left before the break.
Davis got into the scoring act for the Indians eight minutes into the second half when he added the Indians' third goal of the contest. His score opened the offensive floodgates for the Indians.
East Coweta scored five times in a span of 30 minutes to put the game out of reach.
The Indians pushed the lead to 4-0 just two minutes after Davis' goal as Ian pushed the ball to Conner for the 4-0 lead.
The fifth goal came as Conner sent a corner kick toward the Alcovy goal. Ian timed the shot just right and headed into the back of the net for a 5-0 lead 21 minutes into the second half.
Slaton increased the lead to 6-0 23 seconds later with his goal. Conner Antley closed out the scoring with the final two goals of the game.
With 7:10 remaining in the contest, he was pulled down inside the box, setting up the penalty kick that went into the back of the goal untouched. The final goal of the game came with 2:01 left to play when Conner completed his hat trick.
Just seconds earlier Terrence Lewis banged his shot off the post.
The Indians finished the game with 30 shots. Alcovy had eight.
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Hi everyone. I have set up multiple computers to use our network and our VPN connection without any issues whatsoever.
We recently purchased a new computer, and upon setting it up, the server did not require a login in order to access the shared folders (Which is bizarre. I chalked this up to the PC Login being the same as the machine it was replacing. I've brought in other machines and they are all requiring a login. No changes have been made to the server.)
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We rode out from the ferry into early morning rain coming down on Sydney, Nova Scotia. We've had such perfect weather for our ride so far, very un-RideDOT.com-like, so we were due for some precipitation! Not a lot of pictures from our ride, since we had to meet friends in Halifax, about 400 kms away.
Neda tries to make the guard smile at the Citadel. Unsuccessfully...
The weather clears up as we enter Halifax and we ride up Citadel Hill to check out Fort George, the latest and largest of many fortifications built to repel attacks from the Indians first and then the Americans later on during their Civil war and the War of 1812.
Tall Ship Silva is a permanent fixture touring around Halifax Harbour, a popular spot for weddings and events
We met our friends Khanh, Ed and Dirk in Halifax harbour, they had just completed a harrowing Iron Butt SaddleSore 1000 from Toronto through torrential rain and pea-soup fog in New Brunswick! It was nice hanging out with folks from home and we took the Alexander Keith brewery tour for some free beers at the end. Oh, and the show was nice as well, if not a bit cheesy...
Alexander Keith brewery. Our second beer tour this week!
The rest of the Toronto riding gang, Will, Mel and Irene pulled in later and we had a great dinner in the harbour, and then checked into a motel (BEDS! LUXURY!) for the evening. While it's great to be on the road and seeing new places and meeting new people all the time, it's nice to hang out with familiar faces again.
Fog creeps over the harbour at Peggy's Cove
The next morning, we all rode out to Peggy's Cove, a very picturesque community on the south shore of Nova Scotia, less than an hour outside of Halifax. It was very foggy, which added to the Maritimes atmosphere, but thankfully the thick blanket burned off while we were walking around the lighthouse and granite rocks at Peggy's Cove.
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Irene and Khanh taking in the atmosphere at Peggy's cove
Hangin' out with the hooligans - Dirk and Ed at Peggy's cove
Will looks out into the bay at Peggy's Cove.
We doubled back towards the northern tip of Nova Scotia in the afternoon. This would be our third time doing this route on the trip and co-incidentally we stopped in Antigonish for a third time to gas up. No McLobster this time though. Speaking of, we've been eating a lot of seafood this trip, I'm not normally a big lobster fan, but it tastes so fresh out here!
Sun sets on our bikes at our campsite outside Port Hawkesbury
We rode out to a campsite for the evening just outside Port Hawkesbury, yakking and laughing over dinner, while poking good-natured fun at each other until the sun set on our tents. We're rolling with our own motorcycle gang now!
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Beef With Dry Spice Rub
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|Firmly packed brown sugar
|3 Tablespoon
|Black peppercorns
|1 Tablespoon
|Yellow mustard seeds
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole coriander seeds
|1 Tablespoon
|4 Clove (20 gm)
|Beef top round steak/London broil
|2 Pound (About 1 1/2 Inches Thick)
|Vegetable oil/Olive oil
|5 Tablespoon
|To Taste
Place brown sugar, peppercorns, mustard seeds, coriander seeds and garlic in a blender or food processor; process until seeds and garlic are crushed.
Rub beef with oil, then pat on spice mixture.
Season generously with salt.
Oil hot grid to help prevent sticking.
Grill beef, on a covered grill, over medium-low Kingsford briquets, 16 to 20 minutes for medium doneness, turning once.
Let stand 5 minutes before slicing.
Cut across the grain into thin, diagonal slices.
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Preparation Time:10 Minutes
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Karitiana people
Karitiana woman preparing cornmeal
|Total population
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|Regions with significant populations
|Brazil (Rondônia)[1]
The Karitiana or Caritiana people are an indigenous people of Brazil, whose reservation is located in the western Amazon. They count 320 members, and the leader of their tribal association is Renato Caritiana. They subsist by farming, fishing and hunting, and have almost no contact with the outside world. Their tongue, the Karitiâna language, is an Arikém language of Brazil.
Studies of population genetics often use the Karitiana as a reference population for Native Americans, using DNA samples made available through the Human Genome Diversity Project and other sources.[2][3] DNA from Karitiana individuals was collected in 1987 by Francis Black and in 2007 it was reported that this sampling was undertaken unbeknownst to FUNAI, the Brazilian agency that regulates contact between the indigenous tribes and the outside world, and that the samples were being distributed for a fee with no benefit to the Karitiana, giving rise to claims of biopiracy.[4] The same newspaper report claimed that further samples were taken in 1996 by Dr. Hilton Pereira da Silva, a doctor on a documentary film crew, on the promise of medicinal supplies that were never fulfilled.[5] A response from Dr. Silva suggests that the news story was faulty and the medicinal samples he took were never used for any commercial purpose.[6]
- ^ a b "Karitiana: Introduction." Povos Indígenas no Brasil. Retrieved 15 Jan 2011.
- ^ Zietkiewicz et al. (1997). "Nuclear DNA diversity in worldwide distributed human populations" (PDF). Gene (Elsevier) 205: 161–171. doi:10.1016/s0378-1119(97)00408-3. Retrieved 28 January 2014.
- ^ "ALFRED Population Information". Yale University.
- ^ "Karitiana: Biopiracy and the unauthorized collection of biomedical samples". Povos Indigena no Brasil. Instituto Socioambiental. May 2005. Retrieved 28 January 2014.
- ^ Larry Rohter. "In the Amazon, giving blood but getting nothing". International Herald Tribune.
- ^ Hilton Pereira da Silva. "Ethical Humanitarian Medical Work, Not Bio-piracy". update to "In the Amazon, Giving Blood but Getting Nothing". Center for Genetics and Society.
External links[edit]
- Karitiâna artwork, National Museum of the American Indian
- "In the Amazon, Giving Blood but Getting Nothing," New York Times article about Karitiana and DNA collection


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Discworld Monthly: News
Discworld Monthly Issue 208 is a relatively short issue that features a review of the new Discworld Busts from Micro Art Studio, our latest competition results, and the usual mix of news, trivia and readers letters.
Discworld Monthly Issue 207 includes the news that Terry cannot make the Discworld Convention, reviews of The Long Mars and The Witches Boardgame, the results of A Thronging of Thaumaturgists, a new competition and the usual mix of letters, news and trivia.
I attended the 8pm May 30th show of Monstrous Regiment, which was only their third live performance. Characters and scenes were understandably cut (most notably Nuggan and the A-M Watch people) but the main thrust of the story was kept intact, as was the humor. They handled adapting the action scenes to the limitations of the small space and crew very well and not once during the 2.5 hour run (with a brief intermission) did the pace drag. The scenes transitioned very smoothly so that unless you know the story by heart (ahem) you might not miss those trimmed out parts at all. The cast was great, but I must say my favorite was Igorina. All in all I highly recommend seeing it. The Lifeline is a small theater so book in advance in case they sell out (hopefully!). We will definitely be going back to see it again. Lisa Pendragyn
Discworld Monthly Issue 206 features a review of the 2003 Librarian Jigsaw, the return of Discworld casting and the usual mix of news, letters and trivia
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Effort Report training is required this year for anyone who charges time to a sponsored
program and is required to submit an Effort Verification Report. We would like to make
it as easy as possible for our faculty. The College of Arts and Sciences has invited
the Offices of Sponsored Programs & Research Compliance to come to us to present
their training, which will exempt attendees from having to complete the mandatory
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The one-hour training session will include a traditional lecture as well as workshop time
for you to work through your own Effort Report. Joe Sanning and his staff will be available
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Zechner Talk
Ingo Zechner, an Austrian philosopher and historian who is
currently a Raab Foundation Fellow in residence at the United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum, will deliver a lecture, "The
Things I saw Beggar Description: American Liberation Footage,"
at 2:15 pm on Wednesday, September 11, 2013 in Adorjan Hall,
142. Zechner will discuss his research on the footage filmed by
American soldiers during the liberation of the concentration camps,
including both professional and amateur film material. This footage
featured iconic images of mountains of shoes, glasses and hair from
the victims at Auschwitz, the pieces of tattooed human skin collected
from the killed inmates at Buchenwald and the emaciated bodies of the
dead being pushed into mass graves by a bulldozer in Bergen-Belsen.
These images were revealed to the public-at-large in newsreels,
re-education movies like "Death Mills" (1945) and pioneering film
essays like "Nuit et brouillard" (1955). Zechner will explore how these
images were captured and came to visualize a crime that for many
remains unrepresentable.
Dr. Ingo Zechner is a philosopher and historian affiliated with the Austrian
Film Museum and the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for History and Society,
Vienna (Austria). He received his Dr. phil. at the University of Vienna,
Department of Philosophy (dissertation on the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze).
From 2000 to 2008 he was an academic staff member at the Jewish Community
Vienna, serving as Head of the Community's Holocaust Victims' Information
and Support Center from 2003 to 2008. In 2009 he was the Business Manager
of the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI). From 2010 to 2011,
he was a Research Fellow at the Labour History Society (VGA), Vienna: "Prozesse
und Strategien faschistischer Herrschaft, Das Beispiel Wien". Since 2011, he has
been a Project Manager ("Ephemeral Films: National Socialism in Austria") and a
Researcher ("Amateur Film Archeology") at the Austrian Film Museum and the
Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for History and Society, Vienna.
This talk is sponsored by the Department of History.
Thursday, September 12, 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Center for Global Citizenship Seminar Room
For more information and to register, go to http://slu.edu/cttl/events
Sponsored by the Mentoring Committee of the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning.
Call for Innovative Teaching Fellowship Applications and Pre-Application Workshops
The Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning is pleased to
announce the next call for applications to teach in the Learning Studio, an
experimental, technology-rich classroom located in Des Peres Hall, Room 213.
The call begins on Monday, August 26 and closes on Wednesday, October 2,
when applications are due. For a comprehensive overview of the Innovative
Teaching Fellowship program, the revised application process, and updated
application forms, please visit the Reinert Center website:
The Learning Studio (http://slu.edu/cttl/teaching-innovations/learning-studio)
is a state-of-the-art teaching space designed by a team of Saint Louis University
faculty and students as part of the Herman Miller Learning Spaces Research Project
research-program.html). The Learning Studio provides flexible furniture combined
with a range of innovative technologies and features and seats up to 25 students at a
time. By leveraging the instructional design assistance provided by Reinert Center staff
and the unique features and technologies in the room, full-time faculty teaching in the
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interactive learning experiences.
Current, full-time SLU teaching faculty interested in developing instructional approaches that
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required to attend a Pre-Application Workshop during the week of September 9-13 and
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be considered complete.
Registration is required to attend a Pre-Application Workshop.
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Dr. Jean-Louis Pautrot, Professor of French in the Department of Modern
and Classical Languages, has recently published a book: Pascal Quignard
(Paris : Gallimard-Grasset, March 2013). (Distributed globally by the French
Ministry of Foreign Affairs - l'Institut Français).
In addition, Dr. Pautrot presented a paper, "Les havres de Pascal Quignard",
at the Colloque International "Les Lieux de Pascal Quignard", Université du
Havre, Le Havre, 29-30 avril 2013.
Dr. Evelyn Meyer, Associate Professor of German in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, co-organized a small, international conference in Bamberg, Germany with Dr. Andrea Schindler (Uni. Bamberg) that was inspired by her sabbatical leave research project. The conference "Geschichten sehen, Bilder hören. Bildprogramme im Mittelalter" [Seeing stories, hearing images. Medieval pictorial programs] was held on the campus of the Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg on July 12 & 13, 2013. Dr. Meyer moderated a session at the conference and presented a paper: "'Der Maler konnte oder wollte nicht lesen' -- oder vielleicht doch? Text und Bild in den illustrierten Parzival-Handschriften." ["The Illuminator could not or did not want to read" -- or perhaps he could? Text and image in the illuminated Parzival-manuscripts].
Dr. Meyer and Dr. Schindler will publish the proceedings of the conference, which was financially supported by a grant from the Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, the Zentrum für Mittelalterstudien and the Lehrstuhl für Deutsche Philologie des Mittelalters.
Ronald T. Kellogg authored a book titled The Making of the Mind: The Neuroscience of Human Nature. The book was published by
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SantaS Favorite Brownies
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SantaS Favorite Brownies is a perfect Christmas cookies to give as a gift to your near ones. SantaS Favorite Brownies gets its shape and taste from chocolate chip milk mixed with eggs and flavored with vanilla extracts. SantaS Favorite Brownies is inspired by many bakeries around the world.
|Milk chocolate chips
|6 Ounce (1 Cup)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Granulated sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Unsweetened cocoa
|3 Tablespoon
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|Jelly beans
|3 Small
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Grease 9-inch square baking pan.
Melt chocolate and butter with granulated sugar in medium saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly.
Pour into large bowl; add eggs and vanilla.
Beat with electric mixer until well blended.
Stir in flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt; blend well.
Fold in walnuts.
Spread into prepared pan.
Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until wooden toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
Place pan on wire rack; cool completely.
Frost with Buttercream Frosting, if desired.
Cut into squares.
Decorate with jelly beans, icing gels and colored sugar, if desired.
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A pair of double digit seeds meet in NCAA Tournament betting action on Sunday night, where the Lehigh Mountain Hawks will look to become the first 15 seed to ever make it to the Sweet 16 when they take on the Xavier Musketeers.
The Musketeers have all of a sudden picked up a bunch of steam coming into the end of the first weekend of the dance, and now, they could be well on their way to the Sweet 16 and potentially beyond in a year that so much has been tumultuous. The X-Men knew that they were going to have to give it everything that they had to be able to make it to this point, and they got a great effort from Tu Holloway to get the job done on Friday night against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Against one of the best defensive teams in the country, Xavier's star came up with 25 points on 10-of-15 shooting, and he made up for the poor performance by Mark Lyons. Dezmine Wells really chipped in with some great additions, scoring 14 points and ripping down 11 rebounds in the win and without his effort, it would be very suspect as to whether the Musketeers would still be alive to fight another day or not in this tourney.
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If you didn't know anything about Lehigh before Friday night, you surely know a thing or two about it by now. The team pulled off some tourney history, knocking off the mighty Duke Blue Devils to become the sixth No. 15 seed to ever advance into the Round of 32 here in the NCAA Tournament. It was a magical day for CJ McCollum, who is a tremendous sharpshooter from the outside. He came up with 30 point in the biggest game of his life, and he got help from both Mackey McKnight and Gabe Knutson, both of which made it to double digits in scoring as well. The Patriot League champs are definitely a scrappy bunch, and in spite of the fact that they were clearly not the more talented team against Duke, they were still good enough to win the game because of the ay that they dove all over the court for loose balls and challenged everything. Talent isn't void on this roster completely though, and there is definitely some potential for some major history for the Mountain Hawks.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - SEPTEMBER 02: Brian Hoyer of the New England Patriots throws a pass against the New York Giants on September 2, 2010 at the New Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The Giants defeated the Patriots 20-17. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
multiple reports say the #Steelers are signing Brian Hoyer. glad to see him get another chance.— shalise manza young (@shalisemyoung) November 20, 2012I was honestly kind of surprised that Hoyer lasted this long. I always thought Hoyer did a nice job, filling in in garbage time and during the preseason. I think his getting cut by the Patriots had to do somewhat with Mallett being a higher draft choice and Hoyer's contract. That and the fact that Mallett did outplay Hoyer, but I think he could've stayed on as the third quarterback in different circumstances. More on this from James.
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Despite the gravity of the problem, dental care for vulnerable people has received relatively little attention from governments and foundations. Over the years, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has sporadically funded efforts aimed at improving oral health services for underserved populations. Much of its grantmaking has centered on dental education. In its early years, the Foundation funded scholarships for needy minority dental students. It later supported programs to help dental students develop the skills to serve handicapped patients, to give minority college students the skills to successfully apply to dental schools, and to develop a cadre of dentists-researchers who would provide leadership in dental education. The Foundation also has sought to expand dental services to underserved populations by training dental hygienists and other nondentists to provide general dental care and by mounting demonstration programs that test new ways of providing services to underserved individuals.
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Ravens safety Ed Reed has taken on more of a leadership role in the locker room, and the eager youngsters on the team are reaping the benefits of his advice. Reed has become a tireless teacher on topics including film study and keeping fit before and during a long NFL season. Reed knows quite a bit about both, given that he's tallied 59 interceptions, scored 14 touchdowns and missed only 22 games over an 11-year career. Reed turned 34 in September, yet the eight-time Pro Bowl star isn't showing his age. Coach John Harbaugh says, ''I just think the world of how he's playing and how he's leading. He's been leading us in the meeting room, locker room, training room.'' The Ravens (3-1) face Kansas City (1-3) on Sunday.
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WIP - Would love some critique.
Working on this one. Before I take it further I would like to get some critique, mostly if the light is working. The idea is to have a light source from the nekclace and a soft back lighting.
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Looks great, My advice on the necklace: As a light source it would hit the neck collarbone and the chin head on, with little room for shadows (provided that the necklace is "Bright enough". As your values are really soft and and smooth it might be a good idea to make the light source brighter if you want to put an emphasis on the necklace
Aside from that your face looks fine and I like the expression on the face!
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May 11th, 2014 #3
Hey. I think you need to work on the lighting. It seems like you're not aiming for a purely realistic style so the lighting can be simplified a bit I supposed.
Basically you need a slight rim light, just to show that there's a light source behind. If it's not a strong light source, just don't make a strong rim light, just one with slighly brighter values than the rest. Also, don't be scared to actually get some light there. You seem too scared to use proper lighting and values, and even highlighted areas are very dark.
Here's a paintover to give you ideas.
May 14th, 2014 #4
The colors look a little bit to muddy, but I agree with what stephou said about the lighting. That should bring out more colors and lessen how all of the textures and colors melt together.
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May 20th, 2014 #5
Thank you guys for the replies, it was really helpful. Will post some progress later on
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While it is true that public policies at the federal, state, and local levels have reformed some unjust laws, today's protests and public prayers make it clear that these past victories are only the start of true reform.
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No One Should Be Hungry During the Christmas Season
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Shutdown averted but does new budget protect the poor?
The $1.1 trillion federal spending bill approved by the House of Representatives Dec. 11 and pending in the Senate avoided a repeat of last year's government shutdown and largely keeps in place social services spending, especially programs benefiting low-income families.
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CRS, nonprofits beat back clause in bill that could have cut food aid
Washington -- Catholic Relief Services and a host of other nonprofit agencies that distribute food aid overseas were successful in getting lawmakers to purge a provision in a bill that could have cut the amount of food aid they would be able to distribute in the future.
National Catholic Reporter on December 11, 2014
Senate bill may limit transparency, effectiveness in transporting US-sourced food aid
Fifty percent of all U.S.-sourced food aid must be transported on U.S.-flagged commercial vessels, according to the 1954 Cargo Preference Act, a law designed to help protect the U.S. cargo business against cheaper, international shipping companies.
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Group Claims Gender Equality Will End Hunger, Poverty
A Christian aid group says problems like hunger, malnutrition and poverty cannot be solved until and unless women are treated as well as men. The group Bread for the World released a report on hunger this week. It says the number and percentage of hungry people worldwide is dropping. But it says the drop could be greater if governments and societies worked to make sure women had rights and power equal to those that men have.
Voice of America on November 29, 2014
Empowering women can lead to solutions for hunger, poverty, report says
Washington -- In the fight against worldwide hunger and poverty, a new report found that when women are empowered, everyone wins.
National Catholic Reporter on November 25, 2014
House Agriculture Chief Plans 'Thoughtful' Look at Food Stamps
Rep. Mike Conaway (R., Texas), the newly appointed chair of the House Agriculture Committee, is pledging to undertake a "thoughtful" review of food stamps.
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Biden Urges Groups to Lobby Congress for $6.2 Billion in Ebola Funds
Vice President Joe Biden urged lawmakers on Thursday to take up the administration's request for more than $6 billion in emergency aid to deal with the worldwide Ebola outbreak.
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An unparalleled opportunity to improve the health of the most vulnerable. Will we take it?
The world stands at a historic juncture of achievement, loss and opportunity. At the dawn of the millennium, global leaders made an ambitious promise to meet the needs of the poor within 15 years. With the finish line of these Millennium Development Goals now in sight, we should celebrate that every day, 17,000 fewer children die of preventable causes, that more than 2 billion people have gained access to safe drinking.
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From corner offices all over town, the members of The Hill's Top Lobbyists list are the advocates, lobbyists and professional agitators who shape the policy decisions made in the nation's capital.
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Iowa Hunger Summit teaches students about food availability worldwide
Des Moines, Iowa -- Despite the name, the Iowa Hunger Summit, held here Oct. 14, is not solely concerned with food insecurity among the people of Iowa, but also throughout the United States and other countries of the world.
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Pates: Conflict and hunger increase each other
For me as a Catholic bishop, food security and the relationship between food and peace are moral issues. In our Christian tradition we believe that lifting people out of poverty and feeding the hungry are serving Jesus in disguise. "For I was hungry and you gave me to eat." (Matthew 25).
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Food Policy Action grades Congress on 'food movement' issues
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17, 2014 --- Food Policy Action, a group that formed in 2012 "to hold legislators accountable on votes that have an effect on food and farming," has released its latest scorecard for members of the 113th Congress.
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The Guardian on October 14, 2014
To Feed the Future, Let's End Hunger by 2030
The State of Food Insecurity in the World (SOFI) 2014 tells us that the hunger target of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)—cutting in half the proportion of undernourished people—is within reach. Even better, the evidence shows that the world is making progress rapidly enough to end hunger by 2030. Setting and achieving a goal to end hunger and malnutrition in the post-MDG, post-2015 era can bring an end to widespread chronic hunger, which affects more than 800 million people today.
The World Bank on October 8, 2014
Despite progress, number of children in poverty remains the same
Texas has progressed significantly in making sure more children have access to meals, but the number of children living in poverty remains about the same, speakers told participants at the Together at the Table Texas Hunger and Poverty Summit at Baylor University.
The Baptist Standard on October 6, 2014
Ebola Crisis Expected to Become a Food Crisis
Rice farmers in Liberia's Lofa County were celebrating a rice surplus earlier this year, helped by a U.S. funded program to increase agricultural productivity. The small-holder farmers, who previously produced just enough to consume themselves, were able to sell 125 bags of rice through their cooperative.
The Christian Post on October 3, 2014
U.S. poverty declines in 2013, median income stagnant, Census Bureau finds
WASHINGTON — An improved economy with more full-time workers drove a decline in the national poverty rate in 2013 _ the first in seven years _ and the first decline in the nation's child poverty rate in 13 years, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures released Tuesday.
Ledger-Enquirer on September 16, 2014
Evangelical Ads Changed Attitudes on Immigration, Study Finds
The Christian Post on September 5, 2014