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From 6:00pm
Friday 6 February 2015
North Coast Regional Botanic Garden
Hardacre Street
Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
Adults $50 | $60 (unreserved)
Student/Pensioners $45 | $55 (unreserved)
Lawn Lounge $85 (online only)
Phone 02 5310 6657
FLIX IN THE STIX is back on the road in 2015 bringing regional Australians together for a night out to remember.
Featuring short films curated by Deborah Mailman, combined with live music from My Friend the Chocolate Cake, alongside some laugh out loud comedy from Tripod.
Flix in the Stix is the one social event on the regional calendar not to be missed! This unique cultural experience takes place under the stars in the stunning surrounds of the North Coast Regional Botanic Gardens. So come join us on the 2015 Flix in the Stix Tour and celebrate the best night out in years!
Tickets are on sale now with a selection of general admission entry and the popular Lawn Lounges. Purchase from the Concierge desk at Coffs Central Shopping Centre, by phone on 13 28 49, or online (n.b. this is a touring event so please ensure you select the correct venue). For more information, please visit the event website.
General admission guests will need to bring their own seating eg. cushion, beanbag, blankie etc. Deck chairs will be required to sit at the back as to not impede other patrons view. Lawn Loungers will receive a reserved beanbag situated in a prime viewing location in front of the stage and screen. You will be directed to this area to select from the available beanbag/s at the time of your arrival.
If you are travelling to the area for this event, book your accommodation online or contact the Coffs Coast Visitor Information Centre on 1300 369 070.


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Get out of bounds with the Peregrine Backcountry Skiing Utah Guidebook. Backcountry ski guide and avalanche safety instructor Tyson Bradley describes 65 day trips and extended tours throughout the state—when you tire of the Wasatch you can head to the remote Abajo or Tushar mountains. Get information on vertical relief, difficulty, length, and best time of year for each tour listed, as well as detailed maps.
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Android Apps Secretly Sending GPS User Data to Advertisers
Researchers from Duke, Penn State, and Intel Labs confirm the process.
Privacy has been a long-held concern with the Android OS and the news that a significant number of popular apps sending GPS location data to advertisers certainly won't quell these concerns.
Ars Technica reports that researchers from Duke, Penn State and Intel Labs have confirmed that of the 30 popular applications they tested, half sent data to remote advertising servers without the users' knowledge. The researchers performed this test with an application called TaintDroid, named so because it uses dynamic taint analysis to detect and report when applications send sensitive information.
Any Android user who has installed an app knows that before installing, the app prompts the user with a list of phone features the app will be able to access. A user looks these over and if they approve of the features, approves the app and it installs. It's a safety feature designed to give users control and reveal permissions that might seem fishy.
But when an app already uses location features to function, there's no way of knowing what else the app will use those features for, based on the generic description.
OMGThats because I use rooted firmware, protecting from 3rd vendors software crap.
Issue 177/2015
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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
New partnership will bring more and better CS training to US schools
A Peek Inside TeslaCrypt Ransomware
Criminals offer online help over Tor network
Mumblehard Still Spams
Sophisticated malware is still present on Joomla and WordPress sites around the world.
Launchpad Gets Git
Future versions of Ubuntu's code service will support the popular Git version control system used with Linux and other open source projects.


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I'm currently working on porting a client's website from their current CMS (which is self-built) to WordPress.
The client's site uses the following structure for links:
I've gotten this part fixed through using wp_rewrite rules, nothing strange there.
However, the post name should be using "+" to separate words instead of "-". This I fixed by removing the "sanitize_title_with_dashes" and replacing it with my own (through a plug-in). So accessing http://www.example.com/post/1/hello+world is not an issue. HOWEVER, when you try to go to that URL, the + gets encoded so the URL in the address bar gets changed so that it says: http://www.example.com/post/1/hello%2bworld
I've used a plus through URL encoding before and never had an issue, but how come it gets encoded a second time? Is there a filter in WordPress I've missed?


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Jun 18, 2013 | 09:33 AM CDT
Kline Gets Its Hands Dirty Digging into the DIY Trend
Beauty devices are one of the elements at the heart of the DIY, at-home beauty trend.
Jun 18, 2013 | 09:19 AM CDT
Cosmoprof America to Host Beauty Brands, Buyers from Around the World
Meet and discuss beauty trends, topics and products with industry professionals from Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Colombia, the Czech Republic, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Pakistan, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and more at the 2013 Cosmoprof North America.
Jun 11, 2013 | 10:15 AM CDT
Men's Skin Care to Help Drive Global Beauty Growth
In a blog post from Euromonitor, Geok Leng discusses the hot spots for men's skin care, as well as what brands are taking advantage of new trends and where the industry can expect this segment to go next.
Jun 07, 2013 | 10:32 AM CDT
Asian Men Continue to Be Big Factor in Global Grooming Trends, Says Kline
The global male grooming market posted a 4% growth and is expected to grow to be a $15.5 billion market by 2017, according to Kline. But where is that growth coming from?
May 31, 2013 | 11:47 AM CDT
Sun Care Bringing More to the Table, Says Kline
"Given consumers' near universal desire for value and products with multiple benefits, sun care marketers are diversifying their product offerings," says a new blog entry from Kline Blogs.
May 31, 2013 | 11:42 AM CDT
Premium Beauty Continues Growth with Boost from Asia-Pacific
Skin care is the leading premium beauty category, according to Euromonitor International, following by fragrance, color cosmetics and hair care.
May 30, 2013 | 04:33 PM CDT
The State of the Industry
By: Rob Walker, Euromonitor International
Beauty is growing again, with emerging markets key for multinationals to achieve growth targets and developed markets continuing to present attractive niche opportunities.
May 30, 2013 | 09:47 AM CDT
Shiseido Starting Research on Hair Regenerative Technology
Through a framework agreement for a technical partnership, Shiseido is working on this development with Canadian bio-venture company RepliCel.
May 23, 2013 | 12:58 PM CDT
UEBT Reflects on Ethical Beauty Sourcing for International Day for Biodiversity
To commemorate the International Day for Biodiversity, May 22, 2013, the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT) has published the report of this year's Beauty of Sourcing with Respect Conference, which focused on how biodiversity is reshaping the beauty industry.
May 10, 2013 | 10:14 AM CDT
Net Sales Nearly Up 30% in Q1 2013 for Inter Parfums
The fragrance company's largest markets—North America, Western Europe and Asia—saw sales increases of 28%, 24% and 29%, respectively, while Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Central and South America reported sales increases of 96%, 9% and 41%, respectively.


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The Global FlyFisher - The Largest and Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying
First published October 5th 1997 - More than 18 years ago
More: Fly Tying | Tube Flies | Reviews | Tying tools | Comment
Fisker tube tool
Neat and inexpensive tube fly tool
By Martin Joergensen
|GFF Rating
Usefulnes and facilities: 4
Quality of workmanship: 3
Price and performance: 4
Combined rating: 4
|The tool in the vice (above) and a detail shot (right) showing the groove that holds the tube (1) and the plate that will fit most vices (2).
This Danish tool might be an alternative. In spite of some minor drawbacks, it's a very good tool at a very reasonable price. It's made out of plastic and should fit most vices. It didn't exactly slip into my Waldron, but I managed to get it to sit tightly. The tool comes with a series of metal rods, that go into the tube, and the assembly is then fastned in the tool. There are six rods in three different diameters. I would rather have seen six different diameters of the same length, as my selection of bought and home made tube contained a few samples that didn't fit any of the rods. Supplying new rods from scrap metal is no problem, though. Fisker should still have saved the money for the three short rods and supplied three more diameters.
Another small drawback is the shape of the groove that holds the tube (see photo above). This groove should have a recess for the small collars that is often found on tubes. a tube with a collar will tend to flex a bit in the tool. Without a collar, the tube will sit very tightly.
The tool comes with an assortment of Fiskers's new and classical tubes and assecories. At a price of DKK 100.- (approx. US$15.-) this tool is a bargain.
The tool comes with rods in three diamaters and two lengths (below) and a selection of tubes and accessories (right).
This tool was introduced in the late nineties and was included in many international catalogues and was be widely available, but disappeared again. Now it's been reintroduced by Danish FutureFly, and we will add a price as soon as it's known.
From: Magne Storøy · magne·at·storoy.com Link
Submitted August 7th 2007
Looks nice indeed. I would like to try it out. Where is it possible to buy?
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Small Fry: The Lure of the LittleMore than a sport fish, the brook trout has, throughout its range, become a barometer for the environmental health of North American rivers and streams. It seems fitting in this context that a little fish plays such a big role.
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(Ezekiel 38:2,3; 39:1) probably a proper name, referring to the first of the three great Scythian tribes of which Magog was the head.
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North Shore Morning
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News and information, interviews, weather, upcoming events, music, school news, and many special features. North Shore Morning includes our popular trivia question - Pop Quiz! The North Shore Morning program is the place to connect with the people, culture and events of our region!
West End News: August 9Bill Hansen-
One of the great joys of being in the tourism business is renewing the annual friendships with the faithful customers who return year after year. I've been around long enough that I'
Dr. Seth Moore: Tribal climate change symposium-
Dr. Seth Moore is Director of Biology and Environment with the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
West End News: August 2Bill Hansen-
A couple of weeks ago, West End seniors took at trip to Grand Portage.
Wildersmith August 3Fred Smith-
"Neebing" has moved into August, and before the northland can even blink its eyes, the full blueberry moon has come and gone.
Banadad Trail to get an upgrade-
The Banadad Trail Association is undertaking a fundraising campaign to construct a new section of the trail and enlarge the parking area on the trail's west end.
Northern Sky: A Real Smorgasbord of Splendors-
Deane Morrison is a science writer at the University of Minnesota, where she authors the Minnesota Starwatch column.
Magnetic North: Flutterbys Are UsVicki Biggs-Anderson-
Welcome back to Magnetic North where the air is filled with winged things, and not the kind with feathers!
Wildersmith July 27Fred Smith-
One can hardly believe that by the next time we meet on the radio, July will have been chalked up to the record books.
West End News: July 26Bill Hansen-
Mother Nature delivered some very entertaining shows this week. The northern lights have made several appearances and a couple of times were nothing short of spectacular.
Moments in Time: Winter Ice-
Art Fenstad is a descendant of a North Shore fishing family. A lot has changed since Art's ancestors immigrated here in the late 1800s.


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Christmas Memories 2004
The memory of this event will certainly last for many
CORPUS CHRISTI - Day of firsts
Corpus Christi homeless advocate Jessica Davila-Burnett, who organizes a food-bag giveaway called Brown Bag Challenge, said she enjoyed the snow with her family.
"It was great," she said. "I've lived in Corpus Christi for 29 years and this was the first time I made a snowman with my daughter."
Lacking a plow
Corpus Christi Police traffic supervisor Capt. Robert MacDonald said he couldn't remember a time when the Harbor Bridge was closed for as long as it was Friday and Saturday. The bridge closed around 7:30 p.m. Friday and opened at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday. The biggest problem was the snowdrifts on the guardrails, and the Texas Department of Transportation said it didn't have a plow to push off the snow.
Red, white and snow
Agua Dulce residents said having a white Christmas has been fun.
Neighbors 11-year-old Shawn Sharp and 16-year-old Andres Asevedo were chasing and wrestling each other in the snow Saturday.
"I wish it would stay for another week," said Shawn, a fifth-grade student at Agua Dulce Elementary School.
Andres agreed.
"The snow is so much fun," he said.
Just a few feet off Highway 44, family members had built a 5-foot snowman decked out in a red cowboy hat holding U.S. flags.
"Our snowman is patriotic," 50-year-old Art Gonzalezsaid. "In Agua Dulce, I've never seen snow."
Time for giving
As the snow was falling on Christmas Eve, Corpus Christi police cruisers blocked entrances to several highways. In places where snow is common, people use snow brushes to clear off the windows on their cars, but the police didn't have a snow brush late Friday.
A Caller-Times reporter who grew up in Buffalo, N.Y., had three snow brushes in the trunk of his car, so he gave one to the officer parked at the Upper Broadway entrance to the Harbor Bridge. He left another brush in the newsroom for the newspaper's employees to use.
Best time ever
Chelsea Craig, 17, and Ricky Day, 16, both students at King High School, said they had one of the best times ever sliding on the snow in an empty H-E-B grocery store parking lot at the corner of Robert and Alameda.
Ricky said it was one of the most fun days he could remember.
Squeegee catches on
BEEVILLE - Jamie Garrison set a trend when the snow fell Friday and Saturday by using a squeegee to clear snow off her windshield.
Garrison, 23, was working at the Circle K convenience store at 1911 S. Washington St. when she got the idea after her car had been covered with snow during her nine-hour shift.
"They just see me using it and they'll go over and borrow it," Garrison said. "We don't have those "icey," what do they call those things?"
She said it was her first time experiencing snow, and she watched her friend make snow angels.
"It was awesome," Garrison said.
Man appreciates seeing, but not snow
INGLESIDE - Ernest Salinas, who lives on Bishop Road, thought he'd die before he saw snow in South Texas.
"I've lived here 69 years," he said. "That's the first time I've seen any snow stick. Sure I've seen it a couple times in the air, but there was a blanket over everything."
Salinas said he stepped out on the back porch of his home to have a cigarette and just listened to the swooshing flakes land peacefully on the ground.
"It looked like fog," he said. "All the kids went crazy."
His grandchildren packed snowballs and threw them around the yard.
"It's beautiful," Salinas said. "I like it, but I don't want to be in it."
No cooler needed
ROCKPORT - Lin Turner had a fishing first on Christmas when he realized he didn't need to bring a cooler to keep the fish cold after he caught them.
"That's the first time I caught a speckled trout and laid it in a snow bank," Turner said. "I didn't have to worry about it going bad."
Turner lives on the Live Oak Peninsula in the Spanish Woods subdivision.
Texas beats Wyoming
ALICE - Donna McClure, who lives on the outskirts of Alice in a subdivision called Green Acres, called her family in central Wyoming to tell them about the snow.
"When I called my family, we actually had more snow than they did," McClure said.
This was McClure's first white Christmas since she moved to Texas 21 years ago.
McClure said there was about six inches in her neighborhood.
Drive takes 2 1/2 hours
KINGSVILLE - Melinda LeClair left work at midnight on Christmas, and had to drive 20 mph from her workplace in Kingsville. It took her 2 1/2 hours to get home to Corpus Christi.
LeClair worked Christmas Eve at her job as a campus security dispatcher at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. A lot of students had gone home, but some of the foreign students and basketball players were out playing in the snow.
"This is the first time I've seen snow, and it was amazing," LeClair said.
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- Students interview with The Street, Huffington Post and Frontline at the 2015 Career Expo.
- Interview tables at the 2015 Career Expo.
- A student interviews with Fortune magazine.
- The 2015 Career Expo, the largest journalism job fair in the world.
- Recruiters from Gannett conduct interviews.
- A student explains a video to Time magazine editor.
- Dean Steve Coll addresses the crowd at the 2015 Career Expo.
- Students interview with The Street, Huffington Post and Frontline at the 2015 Career Expo.
Career Services
Welcome to Career Services. Our mission is to support our students and alumni in the planning and development of their journalism careers and to connect them with news employers who are seeking to hire journalists with strong reporting, writing and cutting-edge technical skills. We offer many services that make our students competitive, including individual career counseling, extensive online resources and a full calendar of job-related events, discussions and recruiter visits. For a look at where our students land, see the Employment Profile..
The 2015 Career Expo took place Sat. March 28, 2015. It was the biggest journalism job fair in Columbia's history, with 144 companies and nearly 300 recruiters who came to meet, mentor and interview the Class of 2015 for jobs, internships and freelance assignments. More details here. View our list of news companies that attended here. Current students can view the employer profiles for your reference. Please watch the 2015 Career Expo video.
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We are located in the Fiona and Alex Kirk Career Services Suite on the mezzanine of the Toni Stabile Student Center and are open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F. For the resume guide please visit our Resumes section of the website.
To make an appointment with Career Services please visit this website.
Upcoming Events
CS meets with Alumni: The Office of Career Services is offering alumni 30-minute consultations this summer. Each counselor has set aside one day to work exclusively with graduates for in-person or phone appointments. More information here.
Journalism Career Expo: April 2, 2016. Save the date!
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Postgame: Efficiency
Pat Steinberg
January 21 2011 11:30PM
It was one of those nights where seemingly everything was going in, as the Calgary Flames pumped home seven goals on 19 shots to take a 7-4 win over the Dallas Stars. It was a rather sloppy hockey game with some good fortune (for once) shining on the Flames. They move on to Vancouver to take on a Canucks team they'll probably need to play a little better against to earn two points.
Flames Scoring Chances - Game 48 versus Dallas
Kent Wilson
January 21 2011 09:46PM
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20711
Game No. 47: Whither Kipper?
Ryan Lambert
January 21 2011 06:48PM
Henrik Karlsson goes tonight, and that's got me wondering.
FGD: Duplicate Performance
Pat Steinberg
January 21 2011 12:14PM
When the Calgary Flames played the Dallas Stars on December 23rd, they put forth one of their best efforts of the season and were able to scrape out an impressive 3-2 shootout win. Along the way, Calgary outchanced and outplayed their opponents on the road, and thanks to a late Alex Tanguay equalizer, they were able to earn a well deserved two points. When the Flames and Stars play tonight (7 pm, Sportsnet West and The FAN 960), a duplicate performance may be just what the doctor ordered, especially after what we saw on Wednesday.
Gameday Preview: Buildings made of mirrors
Robert Cleave
January 20 2011 10:49PM
Every year, a team rides some nice percentages to a high finish that no one expected. Boston in 08/09, the Avs last season, it happens. This year, tonight's opponent is the team that looks like it might be fortune's darling.


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Prosecution v. Slobodan Milosevic,
June 12, 2003,
International Criminal Tribunal for the
Former Yugoslavia. From front to back,
Judges Robinson, May (Chief Judge), and
Kwon. UT Law's Kenn Kern sits at
the prosecutors table (left) with Senior
Trial Attorney, Dermot Groome (right).
Witness, Colonel Selak.
THE HAGUE - Third-year student Kenn Kern, '03, spent his last semester of law school at The Hague clerking for the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). He was assigned to Team 5, the team prosecuting Slobodan Milosevic, the first head of state tried by an international criminal tribunal.
The former Yugoslavia territory (now Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, and the Republics of Slovenia and Croatia) experienced four wars in one decade and more than 200,000 civilians were estimated to have been victims of war crimes. The ICTY was created in 1991 to investigate and prosecute serious crimes in the territory from 1991 onward.
Q: International law professor Steve Ratner calls the Milosevic trial the biggest war crimes prosecution case since Nuremberg. How does it feel to start your legal career of with what might be your biggest case?
I may have started my legal career with the biggest case I will probably ever be associated with, all before graduation. It is an honor and privilege to be here and I am thankful to the University of Texas School of Law and its professors, especially Steven Ratner and Sarah Cleveland, for preparing me, legally and professionally, for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. I'm also thankful to former Georgetown Law professor Judge Robert A. Katzmann, now with the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals, with whom I started my study of law and government.
Q: What kind of work environment did you participate in at the Tribunal?
The ICTY is a unique work environment where lawyers, translators, investigators, criminal analysts, leadership researchers, and military experts combined in teams to investigate and prosecute violations of numerous war criminals since 1991. More than 70 nations were represented. The tribunal has fifteen clerks from all over the globe representing experience with a common law system and a civil law system.
Q: What projects did you work on at the Tribunal?
There were a number of different projects available to clerks, all very interesting. I was assigned to the Milosevic case. We started each morning with an 8:15 a.m. meeting to discuss relevant legal and political matters affecting the Milosevic case. For instance, in Belgrade, Former Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic was assassinated while I was clerking. That political matter deeply worried some witnesses who were requesting protection. I was in charge of drafting those orders. The day would be then filled with numerous tasks related to the Tribunals work. For instance, I drafted a speech for Chief Prosecutor Carla del Ponte to give to the diplomatic community. I interviewed a convicted war criminal in a proofing session at the UN detention center in preparation for his testimony to the Milosevic trial chamber. I helped edit the closing brief in the Bosanski Samac case (which addressed war crimes perpetrated by the members of the municipal Crisis Staff and the Yugoslav National Army in Bosanac Samac) and helped prepare the indictments against Jovica Stanisic and Frenki Simatovic, the former heads of the Serbian Security Department, who are accused of controlling the paramilitaries that committed murder, torture, persecution, and forced deportation. And during the Milosevic trial I sat second chair and passed redirect questions to Prosecutor Dermot Groome at the trial.
Q: What are your thoughts on the impact of the Tribunal? How effective has it been in bringing justice to the people of the Former Yugoslavia?
The ICTY and the United Nations deserve enormous credit for their efforts in investigating and prosecuting the war crimes experienced in the former Yugoslavia.
The Tribunal produces three important things. First, the Tribunal develops an accurate historical record. This record is enormously important as the nations involved in these wars consider the war to date back to the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. Each side up to now has had their own version of historical facts with no independent counterweight.
Second, the Tribunal affords direct and indirect victims of the crisis an opportunity to heal and move on with their lives. I saw crime victims have the weight of the world lifted off their shoulder once they testified; some victims waited seven years for this burden to be lifted. The healing occurred both for people and for the nations involved. In Serbia and Montenegro, for example, there is an enormous desire among citizens to improve their standard of living (to integrate with Western Europe), to move beyond the negative impacts of nationalism, and to honor their Former Prime Minister who gave his life in an effort to stop the incessant criminal activity in Belgrade and to turn over powerful citizens accused of war crimes to the Tribunal, including Milosevic, Stanisic, and Simatovic.
Third, and most significantly, The Tribunal serves as a warning signal to heads of state and others that violations of international humanitarian law will not be tolerated. It is a symbol of international will and effectiveness in addressing crimes that once went unaddressed by the international community. The Tribunal stands for the proposition that borders will not serve a barrier to its investigation of and prosecution of certain criminal acts.
About Kenn Kern:
Kenn Kern received his J.D., with honors, from the University of Texas School of Law. He holds an M.A. in American Government from Georgetown University (with honors) and a B.A. from the University of Dallas (with honors). A native of New York City, he served as a Teaching Quizmaster, an editor on the International Law Journal, the Law School Representative to the University Student Government, a teaching assistant to Admiral Bobby R. Inman at the UT's LBJ School of Public Affairs, and a member of the National Moot Court Team. Kern was one of seven students selected, University-wide, to the UT Friars Society in Fall 2002. In August, Kern will begin his judicial clerkship for the Honorable Judge Thad Heartfield of the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas.


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Between blowing the whistle on the muzzling of government scientists in front of an international audience and hosting a panel on how to become a kids science author, CSWA members also managed to throw the liveliest media bash of the entire conference during the 2012 AAAS Annual Meeting in Vancouver (the first time in 30 years the world's largest general science conference has been held in Canada.)
More than 400 members of the science press from Canada, the U.S. and around the world ate, drank, networked and partied the night (and part of the morning) away at Canvas Lounge in Vancouver's historic Gastown area (more photos of the event here…)
Canadian flavour for the evening came via Vancouver-based indie bands The Ah's and The Evaporators, with Octoberfest-inspired food from Ontario's Waterloo region, sponsored by Communitech, which represents hundreds of tech companies, from small startups to RIM and Google Canada.
Thanks to CSWA vice president representing communications Kathryn Warden for chairing our AAAS media party committee, as well as committee members Margaret Munro, Nicola Jones, Jennifer Gagne, and Greame Stemp-Morlock, who developed our sponsorship relationship with Communitech making the event possible.
Lastly, thanks to AAAS media party committee member and entertainment committee chair Barry Shell for organizing and executing the bands, the bar, working with event organizers and the staff at Canvas Lounge to pull off the finishing touches that made the evening a huge success.
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Bollywood's 'desi girl' Priyanka Chopra is back in Los Angeles to work on the video of her debut international song "In my city" and says she wants to add an Indian touch to it.
"Off to rehearsal! Let's show the world what Bollywood is made of! Let's do this desi style," tweeted the 30-year-old, who is riding high on the response to her song, as well as to her acting in Anurag Basu's "Barfi!".
Her peppy song "In my city", featuring international singer Will.i.am, was launched earlier this month. Her entire album will release after a few months.
Meanwhile, she is working hard on the video, and basking in the positive reviews to her portrayal of autistic girl Jhilmil in "Barfi!".
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Gonzaga will play Southern in the NCAA tournament on Thursday in Salt Lake City.
Gonzaga was named a No. 1 seed in the NCAA men's basketball tournament on Sunday.
The Bulldogs, winners of the West Coast Conference regular season and the conference tournament last week in Las Vegas, will open the tournament Thursday in Salt Lake City. They will play No. 16 seed Southern.
Gonzaga, 31-2, made the NCAA tournament for the 15th consecutive season.
Louisville, the overall No. 1 seed, is the top seed in the Midwest. Kansas is the No. 1 seed in the South, Indiana the No. 1 seed in the East.


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Inquiry into Life (Hardcover)
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- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 8 cups torn romaine
- 1 cup seasoned salad croutons
- Halved cherry tomatoes, optional
- Cook tortellini according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, milk, 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese, lemon juice and garlic.
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Hugs, tears greet soldiers on their return home
Sgt. Bobby Garris is returned home for Iraq at the airport today at 4 p.m.
Four hundred miles wasn't going to stop James Garris from hugging his son for the first time in almost a year.
"I had to go to Lexington, Ky., to deliver a load for the company I work for," Garris said. "I was running pretty good down (the) interstate."
He got his wish just after 4 p.m. when Sgt. 1st Class Bobby Garris walked off his flight from Atlanta. That flight, of course, was only the anchor leg of the trip home.
After 10 months in Iraq, the younger Garris, who is with the Combat Aviation Brigade based in Fort Riley, Kan., couldn't be happier about his summer vacation plans.
"It couldn't be better than coming home for the Fourth of July and spending it at home with my family, my friends and my children," Garris said in between tearful hugs and hearty handshakes.
Garris reports back to Iraq on July 16.
Just feet away from the Garrises, April Sutton awaited the return of her own soldier, her husband, Sgt. 1st Class David Sutton of the 163rd Field Artillery, after four months in Iraq. Flanked by the couple's daughters, Jessica, 12, and, Andrea, 11, and other family members, Sutton grew more anxious as the flight came to the tarmac.
"It's been a long couple of days. He's been in Kuwait for several days," Sutton said. "We just wanted him home."
Jessica Sutton, armed with a homemade sign welcoming her father home at Evansville Regional Airport, will celebrate her birthday Sunday.
Having her father home to mark the day she becomes a teenager makes it extra special, she said.
"It's amazing (having him home)," she said.
"I missed him so much."
In his first minutes back in Evansville, David Sutton wasn't quite sure what was planned, but he wasn't worried.
"I don't know what we're going to do yet," he said. "It's their plan."
April Sutton said the family will visit Holiday World & Splashin' Safari during David Sutton's two-week leave.
For Andrea, her father's presence makes one of her already favorite places more special.
"(It will be) 10 times better," she said.
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by Tara Culp-Ressler Posted on February 8, 2015
A board member for the NRA thinks that authorizing corporal punishment will keep him from "having to put a bullet" in kids when they grow up.
by Ian Millhiser Posted on October 27, 2014
The NRA's primary objection to the animal cruelty bill was a separate provision banning what are known as "pigeon shoots."
by Ian Millhiser Posted on October 24, 2014
The law reduces the costs of bringing a pro-gun lawsuit, it deputizes the NRA to police gun laws enacted by city and town councils, and it gives the NRA an incentive to file as many suits as it can as quickly as possible.
by Ian Millhiser Posted on September 24, 2014
Even "good guys with a gun" can be deadly to innocent bystanders.
by Sam P.K. Collins Posted on September 16, 2014
"It is a public health crisis in every sense of the word, and it is critical that we treat it is as such."
by Will Freeman Posted on July 29, 2014
How an NRA statement against a Washington gun safety bill turned into an anti-Semitic rant.
by Igor Volsky Posted on June 25, 2014
The gun lobby complains that the legislation goes too far by "including expansive and vaguely defined 'dating relationships' and individuals 'similarly situated to a spouse.'"
by Nicole Flatow Posted on June 5, 2014
The loss prevention worker who found it thought it was a toy.
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From everything I've been reading, it took quite a while to work most of the non-working feature and compatibility (for most games) problems for the 8500 out. As for performance issues, I'd say both of the major companies in question here usually take a few months after initial release of the hardware before the true performance potential starts to be realized in the drivers. But all of my nVidia cards so far seem to have all the promised features working out of the box, and practically every game works fine right away. Performance wise, there were usually increases later, allowing each card to finally stand out from its predecessor by a noticable margin (GF2Ultra - GF3, for example).
StealthHawk's point about the games that the preview card was tested with is a good one too. Most likely ATI concentrated on those titles first, and then works on other more obscure / less popular titles as time allows. Not an unreasonable strategy, but this means that until the card is in the hands of people that can try it out on more than just the favorite games and benchmarks, we just DON'T really know if they've finally had the big breakthrough in their driver development team that everyone's been crying for, which is that the drivers are basically fully functional and compatibility without problems is high, AT RELEASE. i expect performance to only improve, but I really want to see if the drivers are good all-around out of the box. Nothing worse than having some game that not many people play that I CAN'T because my card / drivers has issues, and that I'd have to wait months before I could..
BTW, I plan to use the same criteria with nV30, especially since it's an all-new architecture for nVidia, and I expect writing the drivers for it won't be quite as trivial as for past cards, which shared a large portion of their core designs (with additions for each generation for the new features).
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His LinkedIn profile still says president of OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Digital Network but paidContent has learned — and confirmed with the company — that Robert Tercek is no longer with the new network. Tercek was a high-profile digital hire for the network, which is supposed to be multi-platform, in late 2008 — several months before CEO Christina Norman came on board. When I asked for Tercek at the Discovery booth during the Cable Show, I was simply told he wasn't around. Turns out he hasn't been around for weeks although his official last day was May 14.
Tercek is credited with leading the successful relaunch of Oprah.com last January. Web designer and Napster alum Glenn Kaino, hired by Tercek for the redesign, is the top digital exec now as SVP-Creative reporting to Norman; hiring an operational head is next.
What does this mean for OWN's digital ambitions? Some clarity, to start.
The two had very different visions about where to go digitally: Norman was focused on a more integrated approach and getting the most out of existing assets as the network heads to its Jan. 1, 2011 launch, while Tercek was focused more on expanding digital. In part, it's the result of the odd system OWN started with: presidents for television and digital but no CEO. It's also part of what happens in startups: visions change, particularly when a new CEO comes in, and often people leave. Tercek's counterpart on the TV side, Robin Schwartz, left soon after Norman joined and her position of president of television was eliminated. Tercek's title will be retired, too.
Tercek was hired to manage digital for Oprah.com, still based in Chicago, and LA-based OWN, responsible for content, marketing and building out a social networking presence. Norman was hired to launch a successful network across platforms. In an interview this afternoon, she didn't want to talk about any differences with Tercek – stressing an amicable split — but as she talked about her own goals some of it became clear. "We need to refine the focus of our digital business around three pillars: the 25th and final season of the Oprah Winfrey Show, the launch of OWN and O magazine content." To succeed, OWN has to retain that syndicated audience and build on it as it heads to the launch, then keep it as engaged as possible. To do that, it needs more integration and a better sense of how all of the elements support each other.
The MTV Networks (NYSE: VIA) vet knows what it's like to work in a company where digital exists as a silo. "It's something a lot of media companies struggle with, you need people with expertise in the digital realm but there also needs to be a smarter way in the way this brand is being launched, a much more collaborative approach of how digital and programming work in support of the brand. Nobody can afford to work in a silo anymore." This is especially important for OWN "because we are built around a brand." Advertisers don't care about the show or web, she added, before ducking into another client meeting. "They want to reach Oprah's audience."


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Markku Into (born 20 October 1945) is a legend of Finnish poetry and one of the main members in Finnish 1960s underground movement of Turku. Markku Into has written collections of poetry, prose and plays. He has also translated into Finnish such American Beat generation writers as Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Gregory Corso; also Charles Bukowski. He wrote lyrics for the band Suomen Talvisota 1939-1940. His literary debut was Tuonela Rock of 1971. Markku Into has also received the Eino Leino Prize in 2001.
Markku Into is also a talented stage performer. Alongside Suomen Talvisota 1939-1940, he has performed in the 21st century with Turku's band Turun Romantiikka.
- Tuonela Rock (1971)
- Tänään kotona (1978)
- Etäisten lauseiden mies (1980)
- Päästä minut lihasta (1983)
- Um Tut Sut (1985)
- Tuskin tulee ilta (1988)
- Yön kevyt polttoöljy (1990)
- Elvis eli elämänsä yksin (1991)
- Etsivätoimisto Andrejev ja Milton (with M.A. Numminen, 1991)
- Mies ja painovoima (1995)
- Raivoava takakirves (2001)
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As long as it is/you are accommodating of other religious or non-religious views
|English, Japanese
|English, Japanese
|Some college
|High school, Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
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Location: Asheville, NC
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Neepuk, you lucky... That sounds so cool! I wana come and ride!
Frank, I am overly simple sometimes
no doubt that the primary function of the damper is to provide critical damping to the spring and the controlled mass to prevent over or under shoot of the reaction. The damping does more providing feel and "helping the spring" Sometimes the damper and spring are controlling the wheel movement over the ground and other times they are controlling the bike and rider with the wheels staying closer to stationary (with respect to the dampers). Not at all simple and I really think the art of getting a good setup transcends the pure theory (this is a nice way to say that I don't understand it all
) On the DR, the shock may be providing something like 600 lbs of force at the rear wheel when it is being compressed by 5 inches / second.
BigMaggot, the oil viscosity has a limited effect on the damper forces because the shim deflection should be the primary control. It will effect bleed and cause a firming of the low speed performance of the shock. The heavy oil has other undesirable effects including more temperature caused viscosity change and potentially causing a big spike in damping force at high damper speeds. The compression damping adjuster on the DR is a controlled "blow-off" and effects the shock primarily on "hits". You can do what you want by just modifying thee rebound shim stack and that is a perfectly viable thing to do. That is something you can do if you have a few tools and a source of dry nitrogen to refill the shock. People who send shocks to us for that would typically pay about $100 or so to have that done. Very importantly, doing that kind of work would include the critical service of the shock. I recomend that everyone service their shock at about 12 to 15K miles or even much sooner if the bike gets used real hard.
DRinda, the dogbone change will change both wheel travel and lever ratio, with our shock modification, you could just use the ride height adjuster to dial in the additional height. What I would want to do is to look at the additional travel in the front and think about extending the shock in a way that give a little more travel. Lets say we add 1" of hight to the rear, we could then add 1" of wheel travel. Another possible way to address the same issue would be to add an internal spacer to the new fork to correct the ride height and travel at the front. I am 6'1" and have problems with my toe finding mother earth on some of the sidehill conditions in the woods. More hight isn't always what we want. For jumps, it would be great! I have an extra set of DRZ forks here and was thinking about a swap like that one day. I know from owning a DRZ that I would want to do a revalve of the fork at the same time.
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I will reply here so everyone can have the info.
The DRZ has an Arcebis tank. Not sure but about 17 l. It's old and inflated. I had installed a rear tank, but got so many problems that I stopped in the middle of nowhere, took it out and gave it to a local. From that moment I had no problems anymore. For a few stages (liasons) I had 2 water bottles of 1,5l, just in case. I had no range issues.
The DRZ is standard with steering stabilizer and suited for my size. A rear rack and the normal bits (case covers). Since the original radiators were no that good anymore I installed an after markt oversized radiators. I also installed a temperature gauge. The only moment the motor got over heated was in Nouakchott and Dakar city..................
The rally, fully recommended. The organization is growing but it is unbeatable. For what you pay, unbelieveable. They really try hard and Jiri Vasakto, the organizer is a hero for all of us. The only thing I would change is the scoring method, vey confusing. Not a problem for me because I was not in the fight. I would also like to see Jiri in a more proactive role. He is a nice man. He needs to understand those 2 weeks he has to be "le patron", doesn't need to be nice. We will follow you Jiri.
My adivice to you and anyone is do it. Don't make plans for the future. There will be a 2013 edition. But all this is possible to one person. One person that puts lots of time and money, yes his own money, to make this happens. And to a team of volunteers. Once they get tired, that's it.
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Corporate Downsized - Screw it, I'm doing the TranLab
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Made it down to St George so I could catch the ferry to Deer Island. Low and behold, West Island Foo Foo was right behind me.
It was a beautiful ride to his place. Another great ending to the day.
After a great dinner of Fish and chips, (forgot to get a pic of the actually place)
West let me ride the little 110 around the property.
I was lucky enough to get an invite to breakfast from West's mother. We talked of all kinds of things, family, travel, etc. I was so stuffed by the time I left that I could barely walk.
Again, I can't thank West and his family enough for putting me up for the night. If you ever want to great place to stop, look him up.
Ferry ride out. Notice how the trailer is almost hanging off the boat.
It was time to head back to the states and meet my wife and kids in Bar Harbor. As soon as I crossed the border, it started raining. And rained hard all the way to BH.
Got checked in and waiting for the family to show up.
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By the CBC-award-winning illustrator of "Where is the Green Sheep?" My hands pick up things - a doll, a truck, the biscuit tin. My hands hold on to things, like other hands, to make a ring. They help me dance, and help me swing. They rub my eyes, they tuck me in. My hands pick up things...These are my hands. This is a gorgeous sequel to "These Are My Feet". A universally appealing, age-appropriate text, fun to read aloud and pitched perfectly at young children who are discovering the world around them. Educational potential - Perfectly pitched at an audience coming to grips with basic concepts and relationships, in this case learning to explore the world and all the things in it with their hands. Themes include texture, toys and play, routine, bedtime and friends. The illustrations are clear, and the bright bold blocks of color make this appropriate for even the youngest child.
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I was trying to find the TTC with thryroid issues thread but couldn't so here goes...Been TTC since January with a month off here and there. DH had a SA. Everything was fine. I've had Hashimoto's for year, take Amour 120 mcg; had my numbers run about a month ago and my T-4 was low, BUT my TSH indicated i was not Hyper, not HYPO. So, the inverse of what you would expect.
Meanwhile, my periods are down to 2 days with L/M flow and two days of light spotting...I have an appt with a specialist on Sept. 6. We are going to start from scratch. My reg doctor wanted me to adjust my meds down based on the above tests but everything I've read says not to, that I need the T-4 to go up to conceive (and just plain feel good) and so I opted not to. I am sticking with my usual 120 mcg dose rather than the 90 mcg.
Set to ovulate Sunday. Any thoughts on what I can do between now and my appt to get this sorted out?
One thing to consider is that TSH is not a useful indicator once you are on thyroid medication, so I would not place too much importance on that. You can have a TSH of effectively 0 and still be hypo if your free T4 and free T3 numbers are low.
I see you're on Armour; have you checked out http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/ for information about correct treatment of Hashimoto's? Also, some people have been experiencing problems with the new formulation of Armour (specifically, they can't get their free T4 to get any higher) so you might consider a switch to Naturethroid or compounded thyroid (or a synthetic T4/T3 combination).
I'm on a compounded synthetic blend right now and doing well. My free T4 isn't exactly where I'd want it (it's low in the range, but not as low as before), but I feel great, which is all that matters.
mother to a little silly goose boy (May 2012) + seven non-human kiddos + five who have passed on
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I'm another mama TTCing that deals with Low Thyroid. I've taken Armour and Synthyroid in the past, but now I'm taking a synthetic T3/T4 and I think we're still trying to get the right dosage--based on how I feel. But my numbers "seem" to be alright. What have you come up with since your last post?
Mama , DH , DD (05) , DS1 (09) , DS2 (12)
I find that, regardless of my T4 (which is always within an acceptable range, as is my T3), I need to keep my tsh at or under 2.0. I also have mine checked routinely every 3-6 months.
I had a very hard time getting pregnant the first time. With the next two pregnancies, the most recent of which I lost, I got pregnant the first month of trying.
Would do a longer post, but I'm on my phone and Swype is frustrating me tonight.
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Just had an apt. with the Endo. and my numbers are off! So, we've tweaked my dosage a bit.
I've been feeling tired lately in the mornings and then with more energy in the 2nd half of the day (think it might be adrenal)...also might be that I've recently cut way down on chocolate and decaf coffee & tea. I feel way more relaxed but guessing that my body is getting to what is normal minus the stimulants (yes, I am very caffeine sensitive, even decaf!). Anyway, hoping that this month I'll level out with the thyroid, too.
I think that I just O'd one or two days ago, feeling hopeful and glad I got my labs back. :)
How are the rest of you doing?
Mama , DH , DD (05) , DS1 (09) , DS2 (12)
I just had my labs drawn this afternoon. I'll be interested to see what they are like, as I'm feeling a little hyper what with the jitters and whatnot, but we shall see.
I'm also in the 2WW... so...
Irish dancing mama to E (5/12/06), I (12/31/07), and a baby in Heaven (8/17/11)
Wow, I already got my labs back. My TSH is fine at 1.46. I checked my previous lab results (I love having my medical record available online), and the last time my labs were drawn (back in July when I was still pg and just a few days before the baby died) my TSH was 3.33 and my FT4 was .9.
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