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Filmmaker Rakesh Mehta may have directed a film called KHUDA KHUSI before LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI, however he counts LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI as his debut venture because KHUDA KHUSI, which won some 19 international awards, was only meant for festivals.
Says Rakesh, 'My first film was KHUDA KHUSI, which I had made 4 years back and won almost 19 international awards, was only meant for festivals. LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI is my second film but my first commercial Bollywood entertainer.' Delhi-based filmmaker Rakesh Mehta's upcoming film LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI explores the life in Mumbai. 'LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI is an impression of today's life in Mumbai. People in Mumbai are always stressed out. You call up or meet anyone here and they revert saying ...lag gayi hai yaar or ...lagi hui hai.... LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI is everybody's dilemma today. So, that's how I got an idea and picked up the line to convert into a full-fledged film,' says Rakesh.
He further adds, 'LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI is a one day story. It's a comical take on the complex and stressful life of Mumbai. But it is not a buffoonery. The story revolves around the four main characters in the film going through crisis and how they deal with it.''
Having big stars do add weight to the film but Rakesh feels LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI, which is content-driven, is for talented actors like Kay Kay Menon, Ranvir Shorey. '' Roping in big stars is not easy task. Moreover my story is such it does not need stars it needs actors. So I opted for talented actors. Ranvir, Manu, Kay Kay, Pradhyuman are all brilliant actors. Stars don't need stories. They can run the show with their charisma. Even if they don't have enough role or they have brief appearance in the film people will go crazy watching them. Talented actors need stories.''
Rakesh is all praise for Kay Kay and Ranvir. He says, 'Kay Kay and Ranvir are both amazing actors. If they read the script once then you don't need to spend time with them. A single narration is enough for them. They are one-take actors and don't waste time of directors. This is the fun to work with them.'
Ask him about his struggle in Bollywood and he gets philosophical, ''Nothing comes easy...in fact I would say nothing should come easy otherwise you won't value it. Be it any field there should be some kind of struggle to achieve.''LIFE KI TOH LAG GAYI releases on 20th April 2012.


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perldos - Perl under DOS , W31, W95.
These are instructions for building Perl under DOS (or w??), using DJGPP v2.03 or later. Under w95 long filenames are supported.
Before you start, you should glance through the README file found in the top-level directory where the Perl distribution was extracted. Make sure you read and understand the terms under which this software is being distributed.
This port currently supports !MakeMaker? (the set of modules that is used to build extensions to perl). Therefore, you should be able to build and install most extensions found in the CPAN sites.
Detailed instructions on how to build and install perl extension modules, including XS-type modules, is included. See ' BUILDING AND INSTALLING MODULES '.
DJGPP is a port of GNU C/C
protected-mode environment on Intel 32-bit CPUs running MS-DOS and compatible operating systems, by DJ Delorie
For more details ( FAQ ), check out the home
If you have questions about DJGPP , try posting to the DJGPP newsgroup: comp.os.msdos.djgpp, or use the email gateway firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can find the full DJGPP distribution on
v2/bnu2951b.zip v2gnu/gcc2952b.zip v2gnu/bsh204b.zip v2gnu/mak3791b.zip v2gnu/fil316b.zip v2gnu/sed302b.zip v2gnu/txt20b.zip v2gnu/dif272b.zip v2gnu/grep24b.zip v2gnu/shl112b.zip v2gnu/gawk303b.zip v2misc/csdpmi4b.zip or possibly any newer version.
Thread support is not tested in this version of the djgpp perl.
Shortcomings of Perl under DOS
Perl under DOS lacks some features of perl under UNIX because of deficiencies in the UNIX-emulation, most notably:
fork() and pipe()
some features of the UNIX filesystem regarding link count and file dates
in-place operation is a little bit broken with short filenames
Unpack the source package perl5.6*.tar.gz with djtarx. If you want to use long file names under w95 and also to get Perl to pass all its tests, don't forget to use
set LFN=y
set FNCASE=y before unpacking the archive.
Create a ``symlink'' or copy your bash.exe to sh.exe in your ($DJDIR)/bin directory.
ln -s bash.exe sh.exe
[If you have the recommended version of bash for DJGPP , this is already done for you.?
And make the SHELL environment variable point to
set SHELL=c:/djgpp/bin/sh.exe (use full path name!)
If you have split.exe and gsplit.exe in your path, then rename split.exe to djsplit.exe, and gsplit.exe to split.exe. Copy or link gecho.exe to echo.exe if you don't have echo.exe. Copy or link gawk.exe to awk.exe if you don't have awk.exe.
Chdir to the djgpp subdirectory of perl toplevel and type
set FNCASE=y
info libc alphabetical _preserve_fncase
If the script says that your package is incomplete, and asks whether to continue, just answer with Y (this can only happen if you don't use long filenames or forget to issue ``set FNCASE=y'' first).
When Configure asks about the extensions, I suggest IO and Fcntl, and if you want database handling then SDBM_File or GDBM_File (you need to install gdbm for this one). If you want to use the POSIX extension (this is the default), make sure that the stack size of your cc1.exe is at least 512kbyte (you can check this with: stubedit cc1.exe).
You can use the Configure script in non-interactive mode too. When I built my perl.exe, I used something like
configure.bat -des
You can find more info about Configure's command line switches in the INSTALL file.
When the script ends, and you want to change some values in the generated config.sh file, then run
sh Configure -S
after you made your modifications.
IMPORTANT: if you use this -S switch, be sure to delete the CONFIG
set CONFIG=
make test
If you're lucky you should see ``All tests successful''. But there can be a few failed subtests (less than 5 hopefully) depending on some external conditions (e.g. some subtests fail under linux/dosemu or plain dos with short filenames only).
make install
This will copy the newly compiled perl and libraries into your DJGPP directory structure. Perl.exe and the utilities go into ($DJDIR)/bin, and the library goes under ($DJDIR)/lib/perl5. The pod documentation goes under ($DJDIR)/lib/perl5/pod.
For building and installing non-XS modules, all you need is a working perl under DJGPP . Non-XS modules do not require re-linking the perl binary, and so are simpler to build and install.
XS-type modules do require re-linking the perl binary, because part of an XS module is written in ``C, and has to be linked together with the perl binary to be executed. This is required because perl under DJGPP is built with the ``static link option, due to the lack of ``dynamic linking'' in the DJGPP environment.
Because XS modules require re-linking of the perl binary, you need both the perl binary distribution and the perl source distribution to build an XS extension module. In addition, you will have to have built your perl binary from the source distribution so that all of the components of the perl binary are available for the required link step.
Unpacking CPAN Modules
First, download the module package from CPAN (e.g., the ``Comma Separated Value'' text package, Text-CSV-0.01.tar.gz). Then expand the contents of the package into some location on your disk. Most CPAN modules are built with an internal directory structure, so it is usually safe to expand it in the root of your DJGPP installation. Some people prefer to locate source trees under /usr/src (i.e., ($DJDIR)/usr/src), but you may put it wherever seems most logical to you, EXCEPT under the same directory as your perl source code. There are special rules that apply to modules which live in the perl source tree that do not apply to most of the modules in CPAN .
Unlike other DJGPP packages, which are normal ``zip files, most CPAN module packages are ``gzipped tarballs. Recent versions of !WinZip? will safely unpack and expand them, UNLESS they have zero-length files. It is a known !WinZip? bug (as of v7.0) that it will not extract zero-length files.
From the command line, you can use the djtar utility provided with DJGPP to unpack and expand
This will create the new directory ($DJDIR)/Text-CSV-0.01, filling it with the source for this module.
Building Non-XS Modules
To build a non-XS module, you can use the standard module-building instructions distributed with perl modules.
perl Makefile.PL
make make test make install This is sufficient because non-XS modules install only ``.pm'' files and (sometimes) pod and/or man documentation. No re-linking of the perl binary is needed to build, install or use non-XS modules.
Building XS Modules
To build an XS module, you must use the standard module-building instructions distributed with perl modules PLUS three extra instructions specific to the DJGPP ``static link'' build environment.
set FNCASE=y
perl Makefile.PL make make perl make test make -f Makefile.aperl inst_perl MAP_TARGET=perl.exe make install The first extra instruction sets DJGPP 's FNCASE environment variable so that the new perl binary which you must build for an XS-type module will build correctly. The second extra instruction re-builds the perl binary in your module directory before you run ``make test, so that you are testing with the new module code you built with ``make. The third extra instruction installs the perl binary from your module directory into the standard DJGPP binary directory, ($DJDIR)/bin, replacing your previous perl binary.
Note that the MAP_TARGET value must have the ``.exe extension or you will not create a ``perl.exe to replace the one in ($DJDIR)/bin.
When you are done, the XS-module install process will have added information to yout ``perllocal'' information telling that the perl binary has been replaced, and what module was installed. you can view this information at any time by
perl -S perldoc perllocal
Laszlo Molnar, email@example.com [Installing/building perl?
Peter J. Farley III firstname.lastname@example.com [Building/installing modules?
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One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries.
A.A. Milne
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One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries.
A.A. Milne
"Comrades! We must abolish the cult of the individual decisively, once and for all."
~ Nikita S. Khrushchev
A lot of rock bands are truly a legend in their own minds.
David Lee Roth
"No compact among men ... can be pronounced everlasting and inviolable, and if I may so express myself, that no Wall of words, that no mound of parchment can be so formed as to stand against the sweeping torrent of boundless ambition on the one side, aided by the sapping current of corrupted morals on the other."
~George Washington, draft of first Inaugural Address, 1789
This nation was built by men who took risks-pioneers who were not afraid of the wilderness, business men who were not afraid of failure, scientists who were not afraid of the truth, thinkers who were not afraid of progress, dreamers who were not afraid of action.
- Brooks Atkinson
I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend. - Thomas Jefferson
"No pecuniary consideration is more urgent, than the regular redemption and discharge of the public debt: on none can delay be more injurious, or an economy of time more valuable."
~George Washington, Message to the House of Representatives, 1793
Life has ... taught me not to expect success to be the inevitable result of my endeavors. She taught me to seek sustenance from the endeavor itself, but to leave the result to God.
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Many of us will decorate our homes this holiday season, but making your home bright with Christmas cheer does not have to break the bank.
Angie's List has some ideas on how to keep your budget in check.
Many homeowners would love to have the brightest house on the block, but worry about a big bill.
To help give your house holiday curb appeal, Angie Hicks, founder of Angie's List, says try using old ornaments.
"If you pick up old ornaments that you don't use anymore, use them outside," Hicks said.
Hicks also says an ornament swap with friends can help you save.
"What is old to you, is new to someone else," Hicks said.
Once the outside of your home is complete, decorator Karen Mercer says focus on places that people gather inside your home.
"A centerpiece on a table would be an area or an entryway," Mercer said.
Mercer suggests shopping at a consignment or dollar store and using pine cones from the outdoors to save money.
Hicks says a lot of homeowners do like to hire a company to put up lights, however she says make sure the company has insurance.


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This applet creates fractals by means of a recursive algorithm, using a "generator" that you draw in the space provided.
A generator simply consists of a few line segments connected together at their endpoints. Each segment can be given a different "type": recursive, non-recursive, or invisible. To change a line segment type, click on the line. You may alter the number of segments in the generator with the increment buttons provided.
The fractal is created by drawing the generator on the paper, and continually erasing and replacing each recursive-type line segment with a smaller copy of the generator in its place. The white arrow on the generator board and the arrows on the recursive line segments show you the orientation in which these smaller generators will be drawn. Theoretically, this drawing, erasing, and replacing should go on forever, and the fractal is the "limit" of these successive iterations. In reality it must stop after a finite number of iterations, called the recursion depth. This program was written so as to choose a (hopefully) suitable recursion depth which avoids unnecessarily prolonged calculations and huge amounts of memory usage. If you feel that your computer can handle a greater depth after drawing a fractal (and you're not satisfied with the detail), click the "extra depth" button, erase the fractal, and click "go" again. Just be aware that this will use a greater amount of computer resources, and there may be a significant lag before completion.
Using invisible segments is a nice way to create generators with disjoint pieces. Think of invisible segments as simply lifting up the drawing pencil and placing it back down in a different location.
You will notice that if your recursive line segments get too long in comparison to the white arrow, they will automatically change to the non-recursive type, and you won't be able to change them back to recursive unless you make them shorter. This is to avoid fractals which explode in size. (I'll leave you to ponder why long segments can create exploding fractals.)
For geometrically precise placement of points, there are two grids available: one is rectangular, the other triangular. When turned on, points will snap to the nearest grid position. Turn the grid off to resume free placement of points.
Some fractals look very pretty with "fill" set to "on." This will fill all the area on one side of the fractal with color. The fill function is disabled when there are invisible line segments in your generator, because the generator will no longer split the drawing board into two regions.
The two "skeleton" buttons allow you to see the fractal as it would be drawn if the recursion depth were set to 1 or 2. This will give you some idea of how the fractal is being drawn.
One thing to be aware of: If, for example, you draw a generator with three recursive segments, and one invisible segment, and your recursive segments are too short, you may see nothing when you click "go." The program is not malfunctioning: the fractal is drawn, but it is practically empty (again, I'll leave you to ponder why).
You can view some examples by clicking the examples button (click repeatedly to see additional examples). You may also add your own fractals to this gallery by clicking the save to gallery button. Please be aware, however, that your fractals are only temporarily saved, and will be erased when you close your browser window.
I hope to add functionality in the future that will allow you to permanently save your drawing in some manner. For now if you get a wonderful fractal and want to keep it, create a screen capture. (On Windows machines, press "Alt" and the "Print Screen" button, and the drawing is saved to your clipboard. Open up a drawing program, and paste the clipboard contents in a new drawing, then save your drawing.)
For a more thorough explanation of the fractal creation process used here, a good place to start is with the "Koch Curve," about which there is plenty of information on-line. The following good sites for further reading were available as of July 2007:
"Fractals: An Introductory Lesson" at http://www.arcytech.org/java/fractals/
"Classic Iterated Function Systems" at http://ecademy.agnesscott.edu/~lriddle/ifs/ifs.html
"Koch curve" at http://planetmath.org/encyclopedia/KochCurve.html
"Koch curve" at http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/models/KochCurve
I got started with Flash development at the Flash at the Beach MAA PREP workshop held at the University of Rhode Island in June 2007, which was directed by Doug Ensley and Barbara Kaskosz. I thank Doug and Barbara for their wonderful workshop and continued support!


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WASHINGTON, D.C. The use of an experimental drug to treat two Americans diagnosed with Ebola is raising ethical questions about who gets first access to unproven new therapies for the deadly disease. But some health experts fear debate over extremely limited doses will distract from tried-and-true measures to curb the growing outbreak things like more rapidly identifying and isolating the sick.
The World Health Organization is convening a meeting of medical ethicists next week to examine what it calls the responsible thing to do about whatever supplies eventually may become available of a medicine thats never been tested in people.
At least one country involved in the outbreak is interested in the drug. Nigerias health minister, Onyenbuchi Chukwu, said at a news conference that he had asked U.S. health officials about access but authorities said the manufacturer would have to agree.
There is no proven treatment or vaccine for Ebola, which so far has infected more than 1,700 people and killed more than 930 in West Africa in what has become the worst outbreak of this viral hemorrhagic fever.
How many times have we found magic therapies that ended up ... doing more harm than good? cautioned University of Minnesota professor Michael Osterholm, who advises the U.S. government on infectious disease threats.
Vaccine and drug treatment right now is not going to be the main way you bring this to a stop, he added.
Scientists stress that theres no way to tell if the experimental drug ZMapp really made a difference for two American aid workers infected while working in Liberia.
We dont even know if it works, stressed Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health, which helped fund research that led to the drugs development.
The drug is a cocktail of three antibodies engineered to recognize Ebola and bind to infected cells so that the immune system can kill them. Peoples immune systems make antibodies to fight off various diseases, and attempts to cull those antibodies from the blood of people who survive an illness, or from animals date back to the 19th century and early diphtheria treatment. Using modern techniques to fight Ebola, scientists culled antibodies from laboratory mice, Fauci said, and ZMapps maker now grows the antibodies in tobacco plants and then purifies them.
That process is painfully slow, he added, saying the manufacturer has told the government that it would take two to three months to produce even a modest amount.
Weve got to do better than that, Fauci said. The NIH and other government scientists are looking into ways to ramp up production, necessary to attempt formal testing or to consider more so-called compassionate use, he said.
Were hoping the outbreak is going to die down soon, but it doesnt look that way, said Fauci, director of NIHs National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Everybodys trying to speed things up.
To help improve diagnosis in affected countries, the Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday authorized emergency use of an experimental blood test to detect Ebola. Early symptoms fever, vomiting and diarrhea can be confused with other illnesses. The test was developed by the Defense Department, and is only for use in DOD-designated laboratories.
This week, the WHO is convening an emergency committee to determine if the outbreak warrants being declared a public health emergency of international concern, meaning it poses significant risk to other countries and requires more of an international response.
The WHO said that particularly in Liberia, health officials face community resistance from residents who fear going to the hospital and secretly care for ill loved ones at home, thus exposing themselves. Ebola is transmitted only through direct contact with the blood and other bodily fluids of someone who is sick.
But health care workers have to recognize the virus, too. Authorities in Nigeria have acknowledged that they didnt immediately suspect Ebola in the first known patient to travel to that country.
Only if they suspect the virus can authorities trigger public health precautions those tried-and-true methods that Minnesotas Osterholm fears could be overshadowed by misunderstanding about any availability of the experimental drug.
If the Americans had this serum all the time, why didnt they send it to us Africans to help save lives? said Winston Ojukutu Macauley, a social commentator in Sierra Leone.
But taking an experimental drug requires making sure the patients fully understand theres no proof it will help and it might even harm, said Osterholm, noting that 40 percent of Ebola patients are surviving. And would it be appropriate for the U.S. to offer a drug to people in developing countries that hasnt been tested on its own citizens?
Thats among the things the WHO meeting could address. Even if enough doses were available for wider experimental use, we need to find a way to do this in a fair manner so that we can live with ourselves when someone asks why this person got it and why not that person? said Dr. Heinz Feldmann, NIAIDs virology chief.
AP Medical Writer Maria Cheng reported from London. Associated Press writers Clarence Roy-Macaulay in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and Bashir Adigun in Abuja, Nigeria, contributed to this report.
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Yes, I'm home. And yes, I had an AMAZING time in Mexico. I have stories to tell and pictures to share, but for now, I have 1 more hour of vacation left so I'd better enjoy it. Instead, I will leave you with this lovely photo of me, enjoying a tasty beverage at the lobby bar:
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And another interview with Jackson during his visit to Tent City. This time by Entertainment Tonight. Check it out below!
Super-dedicated Twilight fans are currently camped out for tonight's last premiere of the saga, where stars Peter Facinelli and Jackson Rathbone showed their appreciation Sunday.
Reelz Channel was one of the few media outlets that got to interview the cast during their visit to Tent City. Here's their interview/video with Jackson.
During his quick press visit to San Francisco, Jackson did an interview with Zimbio. Check it out below!
Zimbio sat down with Jackson Rathbone to discuss the final Twilight movie, his plans for the future, his favorite karaoke song, and more.
2 more Breaking Dawn – Part 2 press junket interviews with Kellan and Jackson have popped up via youtube. This time, it's with Time Warner and AMC Theatres.
Since the video cannot be embedded, click the image below to take you to the video. Will work on a media center version one soon! Also, because Jackson's views on certain situations concerning the paparazzi, we will no longer be posting pap pictures of Monroe on the site. Hope y'all understand our decision in this!
Check out the rest of our interview with Rathbone to get the scoop on Rathbone's first solo album "Billy Badass;" his private jam sessions with co-star Nikki Reed and her husband, Paul McDonald; what his 4-month-old son, Monroe, dressed up as for Halloween; and his thoughts on tabloids and paparazzi.
Again, thanks to the awesome folks over at TV Guide, we've been given two sneak peeks from the upcoming special on Tuesday. The first clip features interviews with the Cullen clan, while the second includes Kristen's interview + a little look at Jackson's hosting duties for the night.
Even more photos of Jackson at the Tent City fan concert have been added to the gallery. Enjoy!
– Appearances > 2012 > TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PART II : Fan Concert
And here's an interview from the event as well.
Jackson Rathbone came out to Twilight Tent City to give thanks to fans and play host for the concert. AXSLive checked in with the Breaking Dawn star after the show.
During his recent press trip to Houston, Jackson was interviewed by myfox Houston. Check out his interview below.
Screencaptures have also been added to the gallery.
– Screencaptures > Talk Shows > MyFox Houston (November 9)
Thanks to Twilight Wiki, here's a transcript of Jackson's Q&A chat on Twilight Wiki! Did any of our visitors join the chat and ask a question? He answered a few of mine!
Q. Xean 1) How did you feel when you first picked up the script on jasper (sillygirlrini's question)
A. TheRealJacksonRathbone Xean – I loved the character of Jasper, especially his backstory, we're both from Texas
Q. CourtneyP Hi Jackson, what you going to miss the most when you the whole 'twilight saga' is over?:)
A. TheRealJacksonRathbone CourtneyP – I'll miss the free food
Here's Jackson's radio interview with Hot 95.7 FM!
Jackson Rathbone, who plays the character "Jasper Hale" in the Twilight Saga joined The HOT Show Friday morning to talk about what is next for the movie series. From secrets of the new movie to juicy details, he gave the lowdown on all we wanted to know!
In order to get all that we wanted to know, we had Janeth from Katy conduct the interview. In addition to all of the juicy news he shared with us, he provided advice for those wishing to break into acting.
Rathbone also told the HOT Show that the hardest part of filming popular Twilight movies was they were filming both "Breaking Dawn" movies at the same time. For Rathbone, there was difficulty in differentiating each film; the films show non linear times over two years. He also told the HOT Show that there is a surprise ending that the new movie offers.


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The blood that circulates throughout the body performs a number of critical functions. It delivers oxygen, removes carbon dioxide, and carries life-sustaining nutrients. By transporting long-distance messengers such as hormones, blood helps the various parts of the body communicate with each other.
These important functions are performed by blood cells working in partnership with the liquid part of the blood (plasma). Most of the cells in it are red blood cells (erythrocytes). White blood cells (leukocytes) are also present in smaller numbers. Their role is to defend your body against foreign material, including infections, viruses, and fungi.
Anemia is a state that occurs when hemoglobin (an iron-protein compound in red blood cells that transports oxygen) is decreased and your body has too few red blood cells. When there are too few red blood cells due to a lack of vitamin B12, the condition is described as pernicious anemia.
The term pernicious was adopted many years ago when there was no effective treatment and this condition was inevitably fatal. Today, excellent therapies are available and most people can lead a normal life with very few adverse effects.
Pernicious anemia can affect all racial groups, but the incidence is higher among fair-haired people, especially those whose ancestors came from Scandinavia or Northern Europe. It usually doesn't appear before the age of 30, although a juvenile form of the disease can occur in children. About 1 in every 1,000 people is affected.
Alternative names for pernicious anemia are vitamin B12 deficiency (malabsorption), Addison's anemia, congenital pernicious anemia, and combined systems disease.
Pernicious anemia is caused by a deficiency of vitamin B12, which is needed for normal production of red blood cells. It is often hereditary. Risk factors include a history of autoimmune endocrine disorders, a family history of pernicious anemia, and Scandinavian or Northern European descent.
The meat and dairy products we eat are our primary sources of vitamin B12. However, except in strict vegetarians, pernicious anemia isn't simply caused by not eating enough of these foods. Usually, it is because of a failure in the complex process the digestive tract must go through to absorb vitamin B12.
In order for vitamin B12 to be absorbed by the small intestine, the cells that line a part of the stomach must produce a substance called intrinsic factor (IF). This substance attaches itself to vitamin B12, and both are absorbed in combination into the lowest portion of the small bowel (ileum), just before the small bowel enters the colon. If the ileum is damaged or removed in the course of surgery, the IF and vitamin B12 combination will not be absorbed. People with conditions like Crohn's disease, who often have surgery to remove part of their ileum (the part of the small intestine where vitamin B12 is absorbed), should be screened for vitamin B12 deficiency and treated if needed.
Lack of intrinsic factor may also be congenital (present at birth). This form of pernicious anemia (called juvenile or congenital) is usually seen before a child is three years old. It is believed that only one parent needs to carry the gene for this disorder to pass it along to a child.
Less common causes of decreased B12 absorption include chronic pancreatitis, malabsorption syndromes, certain medications, and, very rarely, increased metabolism of B12 through longstanding hyperthyroidism. A very common cause of B12 deficiency in the elderly is inadequate absorption of dietary B12.
Pernicious anemia is often is also seen in combination with some autoimmune endocrine (gland) diseases such as type 1 diabetes, hypoparathyroidism, Addison's disease, and testicular dysfunction.
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There's a lot to consider when you're grocery shopping for back-to-school food, including nutrition and convenience.
You have to think about what your kids will eat, what's easy to grab and go and, of course, how to make sure they're eating a balanced diet when they don't have you to look over their shoulders.
It's not as difficult as it sounds, though you will have to resist the urge to reach for that overpriced yet oh-so-convenient package of single-serve junk food.
Here's my advice on packing your kids' lunch boxes with healthy foods, and how to save money doing it.
Opt for real fruit
With artificial coloring, unnatural ingredients and heaps of sugar, fruit snacks are just about the worst thing you could throw in your kids' lunch sacks, as far as nourishment goes. But you can still get that gummy texture that kids love in real fruit products.
Trader Joe's Fruit Bars and Fiberful Bars are a great alternative to fruit snacks, and you can buy them individually for cheap.
If you want your kids eating raw fruits, try packing bite-size fruits such as berries and grapes. They're easier for kids to pop in their mouths throughout the day.
Piggly Wiggly has the best price on grapes this week at $1.18 per pound. Blueberries and raspberries are two for $5 at Publix.
Create your own lunch kits
Kids love to feel like they're creating their own meals, which is most likely why packaged lunch kits are such a crowd pleaser in the cafeteria. But the grab-and-go lunch kits on the shelves that feature crackers, meats and cheese are highly processed and aren't worth the money.
Make your own kits for kids to take to school to make sure they're eating quality foods.
The cheese cracker cuts at Trader Joe's are natural and reasonably priced compared to other grocery stores' selections.
Find Hillshire Farm lunch meats on sale at Publix this week for buy two, get one free.
For crackers, go for something like Trader Joe's Edamame Crackers, or Rice Works Crisps, on sale at Harris Teeter for buy one, get one free.
Skip the chips
For crunchy snacks, consider products such as Annie's Homegrown Organic Snack Mix, on sale this week at Whole Foods for $4 a box.
Nutrition-wise, it's still a pretty empty snack, but without artificial flavors or colors, it's a decent alternative for fatty and over-priced potato chips.
Getting your kids to eat raw nuts is tough, but parents may have more luck with mixes that offer a little sweet-and-salty variety.
Planters Trail Mix is $3 for a six-ounce bag at Walgreen's.
Granola bars are another way to sneak in some of those nutritious grains and nuts.
If you have your coupons from Sunday, you can find a $1-off coupon for Quaker Real Medley granola bars in the Red Plum insert.
Include side dishes
If you have time, make something like a bean or pasta salad to go with your kids' lunches.
There are tons of recipes on the Internet and they can cost as little as 10 cents a serving to make. Plus, if you make a big batch and store the rest in the refrigerator, you've got a side dish for the whole family to snack on throughout the week.
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Even the Oregonian's editorial board doesn't get it. It's NOT that the school district is afraid of merit pay...it's that the Department of Education wouldn't allow the district to implement a plan where test scores were not a large part of the equation.
Your problem lies with the DOE not Oregon City and local teachers.
Love hearing about Gildon...but I gotta ask...how can you sit there and write an article that is all about how Gildon should be the story, but then return to the Cliff Harris story and not keel over from the weight of hypocrisy? John you've had half of a season to write a great column about all sorts of unsung heroes on this team...yet you continue to be part of the problem you are trying to call out. Good point about Cliff, but maybe you should take the other point of your story to heart.
Might want to retract some of your previous statements people...Sure, driving without a license and insurance is both stupid and potentially dangerous. But what if he wasn't? What if his license was reinstated? What if the car actually did have insurance? No denying the seatbelt issue and really, who doesn't wear a seatbelt anymore??? But, might want to get the whole story before tar and feathering this kid. We'll see how it plays out...but if it's just a seatbelt violation are you all STILL calling for him to be kicked off of the team?
By the way, the register guard had more on the story.
So I guess for MY $.02, Bighead and Boofalo, police should simply sit back and do nothing? This seems to be a reasonable response to a problem. You can't solve it all at once.
I'd be curious how much the system costs and who provides it and who profits off of it. THAT's the real story here.
Thanks for sharing that little nugget, Captain Obvious....OF COURSE Portland would support and NFL team. If Buffalo, Green Bay can support a franchise, Portland could...But, it's NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. Not anytime soon anyway. But thanks for throwing out a completely useless suggestion.
Who cares about the NBA? Oh, I don't know, the 20k fans that show up every night for home games. The hundreds of employees that work the games...The bars and restaurants that are packed with fans watching the games, the people that complain about COMCAST...and we're just talking about Oregon here. NBA is incredibly popular.
NHL...I'm afraid that ship may have sailed as well...The Penguins were our best shot...but there may be some teams for the taking...I'd love to see a hockey team in Portland....Just not sure the city could support two major league franchises of the middle tier.
You're forgetting the other part of the equation...the part where your taxes were artificially held down by the fact that assessments could only rise 3% a year. When housing was booming and values were going up 5-10-15-25% a year, property taxes couldn't keep up and so at least in theory, you were getting a steep discount, and have continued to get a discount as assessed values begin to catch up with true values. As you see in central Oregon where real values have decreased to match the assessed value they have seen no increase in taxes...so, I guess there goes your theory about counties never choosing to raise taxes less than the maximum allowed...but don't let facts get in the way of your ignorantly formed anger.
OH...and while we're doing math...A 3% increase every year for 20 years will NOT equal a 60% increase...it's more like 80.6%...I am glad that you know that 3 x 20=60 though.
As for your outrage regarding some of the other things tagged onto your taxes...I agree...but see the previous explanation....I'm thinking they simply went to the voters to fill the gap from the artificially low assessments. Now...we can talk cutting spending, but you need to be able to understand both sides of a problem before you try to find a solution.
No. He realizes, as the ducks, I'm sure do...is that Washington is a wounded animal. They believe they should be the powerhouse. They have talent and a coach that is good about getting his team up for big games. The ducks will not overlook them, which is why I think they will be fine...but being the week before Stanford, it has the ability to be a trap game.
GO. DUCKS!!!! Bring the inaugural PAC-12 championship to Autzen stadium!!!!!!!!
Not saying this is the end of the discussion...but, it might be time to recognize that studless snow tires like the Michelin X-Ice do as good, if not better than studded tires on snow and ice without the road damage.
THE ONLY question we should be asking is...Are there tires that provide the same, if not better traction without the damage of studs. It appears there is...Time to get rid of the studs or require those that cling to that safety blanket to pay for their damage. This is NOT a metro vs. rural argument...This is a public safety and budget argument. If this can save the state millions a year...and there is no difference in public safety...how can you possibly be against the ban? The tire rack video is far from conclusive evidence...but, the state should spend the money to test this theory.
1am-9am no food...Sounds FUN!!!!
I agree, he might suit up...but the chances he actually sees the field are about as good as the chances the reporters finally understand that the Ducks staff DON'T talk about injuries...ever.
Wow Joe. Who pissed in your cheerios? I know its frustrating that the only time Gameday came to Corvallis it was because the ducks had a chance at the National Championship, but why so bitter? Gameday bring revenue to the state of Oregon. Regardless of who they are here to see its a good thing.
Complaining that this is the worst game day matchup is like being the spoiled 16 year old that's mad because their brand new BMW doesn't have navigation...it's still a freaking BMW.
If you look at the other top 25 match ups where are you going to go? There are 4 games featuring two top 25 teams...
--#6 Oklahoma State v. #22 Texas--First, they were just at the Red River Shootout last weekend. Texas got blown out. This isn't a very compelling matchup.
--#11 Michigan @ #23 Michigan State--this was probably their second choice. They already went to Michigan and have had 2 big ten games on game day. Right now nobody nationally really cares about either of these teams.
--#20 Baylor @ #21 Texas A&M--no offense to either team, but neither has any sort of national draw. A&M has some...but I'd be surprised if 25% of the country actually knew where Baylor is.
--#18 ASU @ #9 Oregon--Of all of the match ups this is by far the most compelling. You have the near lock on the South divisional leader coming to Oregon for what could be a preview of the inaugural PAC-12 championship game. Oregon hasnt locked up the North so ASU could help its cause and either help make it so they dont face Oregon in December or help lock up the best record and secure the game in Tempe. You have last years Top PAC-12 team who like it or not carries a LOT of National interest vs. an upstart ASU game who looks like a different team than the one that lost to Illinois. They have a prototypical QB, some NFL ready defensive stars and a former Oregon standout wide receiver who left the team when his dad was fired by Kelly and hired by Erickson tearing it up. LMJ is injured. Thomas has been inconsistent. You have breakout star DAT. Games like this were made for Gameday.
Let's see...6am Gameday start...7:15pm kickoff...Should be a CRAZY day at Autzen Stadium.
Fix your links.
When will the posters on her realize that Canzano is a COLUMNIST!!!!?!?!?? Do you know what that means??? He writes stories from a particular slanted angle. Usually it will be from a position where half will agree and half won't agree. That's where he excels. The mental midgets that can't figure that out and scream that he's biased or hates this or hates that are hilarious. The arguments are not with him necessarily...it's kind of like those icebreakers in middle school where someone gives you a topic and lets you all go hog wild.
As for this topic. While I agree the defense didn't look particularly noteworthy, I seem to remember similar outcomes last year...as well as similar concerns about the defense. It is a bit alarming that Arizona had so many wide open receivers...but...that's why they play the games.
Why should these public executives with years of service get any severance package or buyout in order to avoid a lawsuit...nobody in the private sector gets severance packages or golden parachutes when they leave a job they failed at. That just wouldn't happen in the "real world".
Well. You had the chance to go big...grab two big name schools...keep up with the future of college football and they blew it...unless of course this is all a big ruse...
"Kelly is well within his right not to talk about injuries. And we're well within our right to frame that fact any way we see fit (well, within reason - :-)."
It's comments like these that prove many people's point that you and everyone else at the Oregonian(and pretty much all "journalists") are not objective reporters. It's one reason why I think the idea of the first amendment freedom of press has been abused to and bastardized into a perceived right to know rather than a right to write about any topic you see fit. Report the news=reporter/journalist. "Frame the issue in any way you see fit"==no more than infotainment. One could argue that there are no more true journalists any more.
Are you a reporter or an op-ed writer? Clearly, you fall under op-ed. Just don't complain when we don't take your "opinion passed off as news" seriously.
I have no problem with the sarcasm...In fact, I enjoy that kind of humor. But, it sure seems to me like the bloggers have gotten to you on here.
All evidence to the contrary Aaron.
Assuming you can add Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State to the Pac-12, the question about scheduling non-conference opponents becomes somewhat of a moot point. You become more like the SEC where your conference schedule contains enough big name schools/teams that maybe you don't mind having some clearly lesser opponent come in every once in a while.
I for one, really enjoyed when Oklahoma and Michigan and Boise St.(even though it ended badly) came to Oregon. And it's really kind of boring to have the likes of Missouri State come to town...But, what this really says to me is that the stadium needs expansion and it needs it now. If you have a 75k seat stadium instead of the 58k seat stadium, you have a better shot at being able to make it monetarily worth a team's while to come out here. I just wish more schools had a "we'll play anyone anywhere" attitude. I love that Oregon decided to go to Dallas to play LSU this year(although I wish it would have been week 3 or 4) even though it ended badly. Keep it up!!!
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The Chamber office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Visitors are welcome to drop in and see the office in the historic stone building formerly hosting Frances Antiques.
Wbg. Bicentennial events set
Please note the upcoming local events concerning the Warrensburg Bicentennial.
On Feb. 9, Hickory Ski Center is hosting a history festival which includes ski races as well as a vintage apres-ski clothing contest, featuring retro fashions — while paying tribute to Warrensburg's bicentennial. For details, call 623-5754 or see: www.hickoryskicenter.com.
Tuesday Feb. 12 is the very day of Warrensburg's bicentennial, the 200th year since Warrensburg's founding on Feb. 12, 1813.
At 6 p.m. church bells will ring throughout town, and Warrensburg residents are urged to step outside their homes and ring a bell if they have one, or voice a cheer if they have none.
Also, families are welcome to attend the First Presbyterian Church's Mardi Gras party, scheduled simultaneously — from 5 p.m, to 7 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 12. The event includes a pancake and sausage supper, and games. Organizers say there will be fun for children, teens and adults. For details, call 623-2723.
Pride in Warrensburg again takes center stage as the town's bicentennial is recognized at 7 p.m.Wednesday Feb. 13 in the Warrensburg Town Hall. This observance of the town's bicentennial is to occur at the beginning of the monthly town meeting.
Then on Friday Feb. 15, the Town of Warrensburg will again be honored for its 200th anniversary at the Warren County Board of Supervisors monthly meeting, 10 a.m. in the county Municipal Center, off I-87 Exit 20. Warren County's Bicentennial is being celebrated this year, too. For Details, see: www.warrensburghistorian.org or: www.warrenny200.org.
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Press release from CNW Group
TransForce declares quarterly dividend
Monday, September 17, 2012
TransForce declares quarterly dividend08:30 EDT Monday, September 17, 2012MONTREAL, Sept. 17, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - The Board of Directors of TransForce Inc. (TSX: TFI), a North American leader in the transportation and logistics industry, declared a quarterly dividend of $0.13 per outstanding common share of its capital payable on October 15, 2012 to shareholders of record at the close of business on September 28, 2012. This dividend is designated to be an eligible dividend pursuant to subsection 89(14) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) and any applicable provincial legislation pertaining to eligible dividends.ABOUT TRANSFORCETransForce Inc. is a North American leader in the transportation and logistics industry. Operating across Canada and the United States, TransForce creates value for shareholders by identifying strategic acquisitions and managing a growing network of wholly-owned, operating subsidiaries. Under the TransForce umbrella, companies benefit from corporate financial and operational resources to build their businesses and increase their efficiency. TransForce companies service the following segments:Package and Courier; Less-Than-Truckload; Truckload, which includes specialized truckload and dedicated services;Specialized Services, which includes services to the energy sector, waste management, logistics and ancillary transportation services.TransForce Inc. (TFI) is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX). For more information, visit http://www.transforcecompany.com.FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTSExcept for historical information provided herein, this press release may contain information and statements of a forward-looking nature concerning the future performance of TransForce. These statements are based on suppositions and uncertainties as well as on management's best possible evaluation of future events. Such factors may include, without excluding other considerations, fluctuations in quarterly results, evolution in customer demand for TransForce's products and services, the impact of price pressures exerted by competitors, and general market trends or economic changes. As a result, readers are advised that actual results may differ from expected results.SOURCE: TRANSFORCE INC.For further information: Investors: Alain Bédard Chairman, President and CEO TransForce Inc. (514) 331-4200 firstname.lastname@example.com Media: Rick Leckner MaisonBrison Communications (514) 731-0000 email@example.com


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DURHAM, N.H.--Senior center Carisa Zaban (Glenview, Ill.) and senior defenseman Jaime DeGriselles (Lakeville, Minn.) were named to the ECAC Honor Roll Monday.
In the 5-1 win over St. Cloud on January 27, Zaban scored two goals, one of which proved to be the game winner. Against Minnesota last weekend, Zaban had one goal and three assists in both losses. Zaban now stands second on the all-time scoring list with 241 career points and has passed Brandy Fisher who has 240 career points.
DeGriselles assisted on two goals against St. Cloud and added one goal and two assists in both games against Minnesota last weekend.
Zaban and DeGriselles return to action when the Wildcats host Minnesota Duluth on Saturday at 3 p.m. and on Sunday at 11 a.m.


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The "peace process" is underway, George Mitchell boasts. But the first "achievement" reveals how inane the entire exercise is. This report explains that the State Department crows that "Israel had pledged not to build in the Ramat Shlomo neighborhood of East Jerusalem for two years." But wait:
Sources close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the American announcement later Sunday, confirming that the housing project intended for the Ramat Shlomo neighborhood would not be built in the coming two years. The sources added that even when the Ramat Shlomo crisis first erupted, when the housing project was announced just as U.S. Vice President Joe Biden was visiting Israel, Israel told the U.S. administration that the project was only in very initial stages and construction would not begin for at least two years.
So what was the cause of an international incident is now touted as a success. That's the Orwellian world of peace talks. And the PA's contribution? They promise not to incite violence. Hmm. Will they rename Dalal Mughrabi square after someone who did not slaughter 38 Israeli civilians? Will we hear a call to end the days of rage? For now, each party pretends something is happening. Meanwhile, the "achievements" remain ephemeral, their only purpose being to secure further employment for George Mitchell.
Thus, the "peace process" exercise, to any knowledgeable onlooker, devolves into farce. And in the end, it is counterproductive, tragically so. For, of course, the Palestinians could have had their own state 60 years ago. Or 10 years ago. Or last year. They've been offered one over and over again. Perhaps it's time to try something new. One clear-eyed commentator suggested:
If the Palestinians free themselves, finally, of the Jew-hatred that has for so long permeated their history books, if they overcome the odds against them of a leadership that for generations has enriched itself on the backs of their misery and preferred their wretchedness to nationhood, if they actually succeed in building a state, not a single one of the nearly infinite number of hours wasted on that goal by all the James Bakers and Dennis Rosses and Condoleeeza Rices and George Mitchells of the world will have been responsible. Their own will, and the outstretched hands of the people they've spent all those decades blaming for their desolation and trying to destroy will have helped them get there. And that's a peace process we can believe in.
But so long as the Palestinians have George Mitchell to carry their water and strong-arm Israel, why not stick — quite literally — to their guns? Obama might just deliver a Palestinian state, and an emaciated and indefensible Israel, to them.


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NEW YORK (AVAFIN) -- Options traders were heavily trading options contracts during the market session
establishing a new 3-month volume record for shares of Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V.. A total of 7,779 put and
9,944 calls were traded equating to a 0.78 put/call ratio.
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So Valve released a closed-beta of Steam for Android and iOS this week, which I think everybody has been waiting for since forever. I always dreamed of being bugged 24/7 by idiots on Steam who think that I spend every waking minute of my life infront of a computer screen; which contrary to popular belief, I don't.
In all seriousness though, I can't wait until the open-beta. Once I remove about 80% of my Steam friends list, I will finally be able to chat with the Cloud Sixteen anywhere I go; this is handy because I'm always coming up with new ideas and inspiration when I'm out doing things.
I don't have much else to say about it really, here's a chunk of random code so I can test this CodeColorer I installed:
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We look at aging pros who made a run for golf's greatest titles
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A look back at the toughest national championships in golf history.
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Pecan Valley Golf Club, RIP
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You Tried It: Think 1-2-3 for consistent chips
On Wednesdays at the Instruction Blog, we often turn to our readers for the best tips they ever received. Please submit your favorite tip to firstname.lastname@example.com. This week we hear from Scott Morgan on better...
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From Dick Hochman, of Savannah, comes a mild chiding... Attribution. That's all that's missing; and it's really no big deal at that. The important thing is that I LOVED Fred Couples' article:" Swing Easy, Hit...
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TV: Academy boss assesses season
by Kate Smith
McNamee looks back on the under-18s' 2012-13 campaign.
Hear from Sunderland AFC's academy manager, Ged McNamee, as he looks back on the club's first-year as a Category One status academy has gone.
McNamee oversaw over 18 months of work on the facility to make it one of the best in the country and he talks to SAFC TV about how he feels the club and players have benefited.
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Anna Paquin and some others from the True Blood cast talked to Access Hollywood at Comic Con 2013! We have a couple of the videos below for you to view.
You can watch these interviews below…
WARNING: These may contain mild spoilers…if you don't want to know – don't watch below.
Anna Paquin talks about getting back into shape for True Blood Season 6. She also talks about working with new co-star Rob Kazinsky. Plus, Anna discusses possible deaths this season. You can watch the interview below.
We figured because Sookie is directly involved with Benlow this season…we'd share what Rob Kazinsky said too. Watch his interview below.
Rutina Wesley and Kristin Bauer van Straten also talked to Access Hollywood. If you would like to watch their videos too…please click here!
This really stood out for me from these interviews – "Should we read into the fact Alex isn't there?" Say wha…? Is this True Blood's way of making us doubt whether or not Eric is going to die by the end of this season? Oh please…if they killed Eric off, they KNOW nobody would watch the show next year. That would mean the true death of the show, and we know it's already been renewed. They can't be THAT stupid right?
At least Anna says that there's still love between Eric and Sookie…it's just the wrong time and wrong place. Hopefully their paths do cross this season at some point.
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2003: Functional Objects opensources its internal Dylan repository to the Open Dylan Community.
After the renaming, Tine 2.0 migrated its source code to the eGroupWare svn repository.
All American registries, including the International Drum Horse Association "below", employ the Animal Genetics Research Laboratory of the University of Kentucky as the repository of their registered horses' DNA markers.
As its primary product, it provides an independent software repository for Solaris in a similar manner to the repositories for Linux distributions.
Barry Scrapyard. Following the rise of diesel and electric power on the UK's railways, the marshalling yards at Barry Docks became the largest repository of steam engines awaiting scrapping in the UK.
Because the Bald Eagle is a sacred bird in some North American cultures, D12's feathers are being distributed to qualified Native Americans for use in religious ceremonies through the National Eagle Repository.
Before Functional Objects—formerly Harlequin Dylan—ceased operation in January 2006, they opensourced their repository in 2004 to Gwydion Dylan Maintainers.
Compiz can still be installed in Arch Linux from packages available in the Arch User Repository.
For make own packages, it is included the script used for make the packages in the repository.
Harbord's first centennial was celebrated in 1992 and included the inauguration of the Harbord museum, a repository of Harbord memorabilia.
However, "for install or upgrade a program, on SYS one just need to click on the .tgz file (in an internet repository, or already downloaded)".
However, when the circlet connecting him to the Matrix, repository of all Time Lord knowledge, is placed on his head, the Doctor collapses in pain.
I found a tremendous blank, in the place of that smiling repository of my confidence.
In 1959, Brooks opened a 12,500sf automotive museum in Mequon, Wisconsin, which became a repository for his own designs as well as others—and became a production facility in the late 1980s for the Wienermobile fleet.
In 1974 a group of the sculptor's descendants gave twenty bronzes, marbles and original plasters to the New Britain Museum of American Art so that today the Museum houses the largest repository of Borglum's works.
In 1997, scions were collected from the Endicott Pear Tree for the pear germplasm collection of the National Clonal Germplasm Repository in Corvallis, Oregon, and a fruit-bearing clone of the tree was grown.
In 2003 Functional Objects contributed its repository to the Dylan open source community.
In 2009, 65,561 total convictions were reported to the Texas State Criminal Repository for various offenses committed by individuals age 21 and over.
In addition to training by her family members, Dhanammal also learned from Walajapet Balakrishna Das ("Padam Baladas"), a blind musician who was a repository of the "padams" of Kshetrayya, and Satanur Pancanatha Iyer.
In free and open source software, a software maintainer is usually one or more people who build source code into a binary package for distribution, commit patches, or organize code in a source repository.
In September 2008, the University of Michigan announced the establishment of HathiTrust, a multi-institutional digital repository.
In the repository are new versions of the most packages under .../, older versions and some special packages (service packages) under .../old . "New packages one can track by sorting the repository in the browser by decreasing time".
It was the first online digital repository of its kind and featured a limited number of Dickinson manuscripts and correspondences.
Its inaugural Chair, G Livingston Baker QSM, was instrumental in the establishment of a local repository for the history of the former Patea Borough and County Council's, and the families who had settled in the area.
Membership also includes access to the AWUG Public Domain Library, a repository of AppleWorks utilities, templates, fonts, enhancements, and updates.
METeOR (Metadata Online Registry), Australia's repository for national metadata standards for health, housing and community services statistics and information.
Much like the presidential libraries in the United States, Tito's memorial centre was intended as a repository for preserving and making available the papers, records, collections and other historical materials relating to his life and work and the history of Yugoslavia.
National Agricultural Library Digital Repository.
Once this has been done, a wide range of additional packages are available to be installed from an Internet repository.
Part of the eco-socialist transition, in Kovel's eyes, is the reforming money to retain its use in "enabling exchanges" while reducing its functions as "a commodity in its own right" and "repository of value".
Publications contained in the repository include the issues of the "Journal of Agricultural Research" from 1913–1949 and the archives of the "Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture" dating back to 1894.
RISAL (Repository of Interactive Social Assets for Learning) is another social bookmarking system used for supporting teaching and learning at the university level.
Rules in the repository are generally mapped to decision services that are naturally fully compliant with the latest SOA, Web Services, or other software architecture trends.
Since its launch, the site has included a new Plugins Repository, Wiki and Downloads section.
The Archive of Folk Culture was founded at the U.S. Library of Congress in 1928 (originally as the Archive of American Folk Song) as a repository for American folk music.
The Depository Trust Clearing Corporation (DTCC), through its global repository Trade Information Warehouse (TIW), provides weekly data but publicly available information goes back only one year.
The established church was now the "sole repository of religious truth", in control of doctrines and morals.
The Hall of Fame honors inductees, serves as a repository of historical documents concerning aviation in Alabama, and provides educational services.
The monks possess a library that is a repository for valuable jewels belonging to the Cantacuzino family, as well as the earliest Romanian translation of the Bible, dated 1668.
The NAL Digital Repository created in April 2006, serves as a digital archive of historical USDA documents.
The open sourced repository included white papers, design papers, documentation once written for the commercial product, and the code for
The repository contains over 600,000 pages of digitized texts.
The repository is located in a desert on federal land adjacent to the Nevada Test Site in Nye County, Nevada, about 80 miles from the Las Vegas metropolitan area.
The repository lies within Yucca Mountain, a ridge line in the south-central part of the U.S. state of Nevada.
The suit claimed that Bear Stearns managers devised "a plan to make more money for themselves and further to use the Enhanced Fund as a repository for risky, poor-quality investments."
The tgz system (in opposite to deb and rpm) don't split programs in many packages, so that the dependences are few - and anyway they can be fulfilled by install all packages from the repository.
This repository was the foundation stone of the open source Dylan implementation Open Dylan.
Ubuntu 6.06 LTS and later included Compiz in the "universe" repository.
Wentworth was editor of the "Ladies' Repository" from 1872–76, after which he was semi-retired, writing and serving on committees for the Methodist Church.
Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository is the proposed U.S. Department of Energy deep geological repository storage facility for spent nuclear reactor fuel and other radioactive waste.
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Penalty phase will begin tomorrow
It took a Clark County jury less than two hours to find Jeffrey Weisheit guilty of setting a house fire that killed two Evansville children.
Weisheit, 37, was charged with murder and arson for setting the house fire that killed his girlfriend Lisa Lynch's children, Alyssa Lynch, 8, and Caleb Lynch, 5, in northern Vanderburgh County on April 10, 2010.
He was convicted on all three counts. The case now enters the penalty phase, with both side presenting evidence before his sentence is determined. Vanderburgh County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
Testimony in the sentencing phase will begin tomorrow and is expected to last at least through the end of the week. The jury could recommend death, life imprisonment or a term of years.
Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Nicholas Hermann said, "Over the last three years, this case has taken an emotional toll not only on the family of the victims and the emergency personnel involved in the investigation, but the community as a whole. Hopefully this verdict provides some sense of closure for all of those involved. We would like to thank everyone who participated in the investigation and prosecution of this case."
The children's bodies were found inside the ruins of the house. An autopsy indicated they died of smoke inhalation, according to the Vanderburgh County Coroner's Office, indicating they were alive when the fire was set.
Two flares were found near Caleb Lynch's body, according to the affidavit.
Weisheit was arrested in Northern Kentucky after a police chase that at times exceeded 100 mph. Officers subdued him with a stun gun after he left his car and threw a knife toward officers.
When detectives questioned Weisheit while he was in the hospital, he indicated that he set the fire and that he knew the children were home when he left, according to the Vanderburgh County Sheriff Department's probable cause affidavit for Weisheit's arrest.
However, according to a transcript of Weisheit's statement, he repeatedly told investigators that he could not remember any details. Weisheit was supposed to have been watching the children while Lisa Lynch was at work, according to the affidavit.
After being read his rights at the hospital, Weisheit told detectives he packed his belongings into his car and left the house "for good." He said that he just started driving and drove for hours. He told detectives he quit his construction job a week before because he was tired of his foreman giving jobs to others, according to the transcript, and that he had planned to "just leave and disappear."
When asked if he didn't remember setting the fire because he didn't want to remember it, Weisheit answered: "I don't know, my head hurts real bad, and I can't remember anything."
On Monday, Weisheit took the stand and admitted stuffing a dish towel in Caleb Lynch's mouth and then duct-taping it, and acknowledged that he taped the boy's arms behind his back. He said he did it because Caleb was misbehaving on the night before the fire.
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The 46.6 million subscribers of People magazine are learning what Rutherford Countians have known a long time — the Women Roofers are hometown heroes.
People magazine's editors featured the Women Roofers in this week's edition on the Hometown Heroes page.
But it's not the national recognition by People magazine or CBS Evening News — where they were featured in late summer —that this group of volunteers want people to remember most.
"It's nice to get the attention for what we do," said roofer Nell Bovender, who also serves as Executive Director of Rutherford Housing Partnership. Bovender said there will always be a need for volunteers to work in their communities. The work will never end.
Bovender said the roofers, "are a little overwhelmed at all the attention. We do something we enjoy and we do it to help people, but to have that recognition by People and CBS across the country is really overwhelming."
On Veterans Day the magazine flew a photographer from Miami to Rutherford County where he spent four hours on a roof with a core of the women roofers.
"The whole adventure of being up on the roof, dressed to work and doing that in front of a photographer for four hours, it was surreal. That's what we kept saying, so surreal," Bovender said.
The photo shoot in November took place at a house off Bethany Church Road. "All around us, people were riding down the road, blowing the horn," Bovender said. She said the idea the Women Roofers were "modeling" for an actual photo shoot, "felt very strange, but we had a wonderful time."
Bovender said after the piece aired on CBS Evening News with Byron Pitts in late summer, they received calls from several people asking how they could help or how they could start similar projects in their states.
"It was very rewarding to share our expertise with others," she said.
One woman from Richmond, Va., plans to come to Rutherford County to roof in the future.
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The roofers are all volunteers and money raised helps buy roofing materials.
The Women Roofers not only roof all of the Habitat for Humanity houses in Rutherford County, they also roof houses for Rutherford Housing Partnership, and work on other RHP projects.
There are 150 people requesting help from RHP this year. "Not all of that (work) is roofs," Bovender said. "But we're really hoping we can engage some additional volunteer teams, who are willing to put the kind of energy the women have put into roofing.
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BRANCHLAND -- West Virginia State Police are investigating how a kitchen stove fell onto a 2-year-old boy, leading to his death.
Authorities found the child Monday morning at a house along Pettie Coat Junction Road, a rural route off W.Va. 10 and the Trace Fork of Four Mile Creek Road in Branchland.
The Associated Press, citing various media outlets, identified the child as Chevy Waughtel. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
State Police Sgt. J.L. Joyce said investigators are waiting for a report from the state Medical Examiner's Office before criminal charges are filed. That will determine a cause of death and assist troopers in selecting the appropriate charge.
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I have been interested in genealogy since 2004. I am retired and live in Gambrills, Maryland. My main genealogy interests are in Western Maryland and S. Central Pennsylvania. My wife is also involved in her genealogy in Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. We visit cemeteries to find our ancestors' stones and markers. I enjoy photographing the monuments.
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I have been purchasing "orphan-rescue" antique photos with names sufficient to search and find a 'home' for them. Some success has been had. There are photo albums of Hellyers (Seneca F., etc. - PA) and Hopkins (Arthur, Lewis, etc.) that are awaiting family.
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Jeff Schneider
Pvt Paul E Sterner Photo
Thanks for posting the photo, I always appreciate a photo of the person memorialized.
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Thank you very much for the photo :)
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THANK YOU for the photo for Ernestina Neugebauer.
I also received a suggestion from you. I'm not sure what it is. If you would let me know I'll take care of it.
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Thank you, you're welcome
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Please, would you add the photo & caption that you posted to 110243074 Allen Goodwin to his daughter Miss Grace May Goodwin 71402055 (also pictured in the photo.)
It would be a wonderful thing to add the lovely photo of Grace & her family to her Find A Grave memorial. Grace is buried alone in an unmarked grave. I also am not related, but it would warm my heart to see the photo brought home also to Grace.
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I was recently in the antique store in Hagerstown and I bought a photo of Myra McDade...it says "Myra Lillian MacDade" and "sweet sixteen" on the back. Apparently you bought another copy of this photo or perhaps you took a picture of the photo while in the store.
I was going to scan it and upload it to FindAGrave, but I see you beat me to it!
I found an obituary for her on Newspapers.com, and I'm going to send it to the person who created Myra's entry on FindAGrave. I found a few other photos in the store with names on the back, and I'm going to see if I can find a home for them online. Take care.
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(AP) MIAMI - Pat Riley has this vision in which LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh finish their careers together with the Miami Heat, then get their numbers retired by the organization at the same time.
He's already trying to figure out how to make it happen.
Make no mistake, the 2013 playoffs _ and a chance for another championship _ are foremost in Riley's mind right now. But he's always been a diligent long-range planner, and the Heat president acknowledged that he, owner Micky Arison, CEO Nick Arison and senior vice president Andy Elisburg have already had talks about how Miami can keep the core of this team together for years to come.
"It's doable in this tax economy, but I'm going to leave that to Micky," Riley said. "We've already had conversations, internal conversations about it, Nick and Andy and myself and Micky. That will all be tackled after the season. We'll start talking about that. But it is doable."
James, Wade and Bosh all can become free agents _ if they choose _ after the 2014 season. The Heat may be facing some significant luxury-tax bills in the coming years, and that will be one of many factors that go into the shaping of the roster for 2014-15 and beyond.
However, what might happen down the road isn't taking away from Riley's desire for a third Heat title this year. If Miami goes back-to-back atop the NBA heap, it would mark the ninth time Riley was part of a championship team.
"It's all about now," Riley said. "It's all about winning now. And when that time comes, we'll deal with it."
For an encore to the 2012 NBA title, Miami had the best regular season in franchise history, going 66-16. The Heat have home-court advantage throughout the NBA playoffs and will host the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 1 of an Eastern Conference first-round series on Sunday night.
Wade said he, James and Bosh haven't even discussed what might happen in 2014. They all discussed options for the much-ballyhooed free-agent frenzy of 2010 for some time before plan became reality, though this time, the chats can apparently wait.
"We haven't had to cross that bridge yet," Wade said. "When we start hearing about it in the media, or when we lose two games in a row next year that'll be the reason, it's going to be something we have to deal with. We'll deal with it fine when we get to that point. The conversation will be had. But it's nothing you can control right now."
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"I told him he's crazy," Wade said. "But he may be right."
Riley said he wanted to build a dynasty when the Heat structured their finances in such a way to allow maximum flexibility _ and maximum spending _ when James, Bosh and Wade hit the market together in 2010. Hardly anyone outside of the Heat brain trust thought such a coup like landing all three stars could be pulled off.
And given the financial realities that accompany the new collective bargaining agreement, especially the more punitive luxury tax for big-spending teams, few might think that the Heat will be able to retain all three.
"There's going to have to be some strategic planning, not only from that standpoint but personnel-wise over the next couple years to deal with it," Riley said. "But yes, when you have an opportunity to build a team like this _ and as I've said in the past, if you take a look at the four or five teams that endured over eight or nine or 10 years, they did it with the same players. It would be a shame if you couldn't do that."
NOTES: Riley touched on a number of other subjects in his 47-minute meeting with reporters, including how Heat coach Erik Spoelstra lobbied for about two years for the team to find a way to acquire center Chris Andersen. With Andersen in the lineup, Miami was 39-3 this season. ... Riley said one of the byproducts of James winning his first title in 2012 was that he's "at another level ... more efficient, more confident" now. ... Riley played for the Los Angeles Lakers team that set the NBA record with a 33-game winning streak in 1971-72. The Heat came closer than anyone ever has to that standard this season, winning 27 straight. "I was really disappointed when we got beat. I wanted them to break the record," Riley said.
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