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Review: Avengers Arena #13
While Avengers Arena has been good, the question of, "Why has no one noticed these children missing?" has been a constant nag in the back of my head. Christos Gage and Karl Moline tackle that in Avengers Arena #13, and it leads to good results.
Christos Gage, writer of the much underrated Avengers Academy, tackles this question head on. Hank Pym goes through the history of a lot of the children to see if he can find a connection between them, and why they might be missing. As you might have guessed, Arcade has prepared for this. What follows is Gage's usual brilliance for writing about teenagers. He tackles topics such as love, over bearing parents, abandonment, and host of others. Unlike most writers, Gage makes the teenage dialogue feel real. Too often the dialogue comes across as cliché and melodramatic, but reader can hear themselves saying these lines when they were a teenager (if they aren't anymore). Gage has also been one of the best writers for Hank Pym. His father figure mentality for the kids in the Academy comes across as heartfelt and honest. It's actually quite sweet in a way.
Arcade's "trump card" is a little too convenient in my mind. The way Gage writes his dialogue, it seems that he just deployed numerous Life Model Decoys (LMD), and then changed the memory. I feel like deploying these right away would have been a better plan. By the end of the issue, it seems that this was Gage's original intention. It would be odd for Arcade to not plan on this, and just wait for someone to react. Eventually SOMEONE was going to miss these kids, so why not send them out right away. This is a problem that could have been fixed by editing before it went to print. The plan itself is a brilliant one, and it brings up a interesting conundrum for Arcade as a villain. If anything, it makes him more formidable, as he has no problem with dying as long as he is remembered as a true villain.
Karl Moline does a good job on artwork, but pales in comparison compared to Kev Walker. There seems to be a problem with Mark Pennington's inks. Some of the faces are inked too heavily, which makes them look odd. Moline's artwork is slightly stronger than his work on Avengers Academy. Women's bodies aren't as cartoonishly thin. Facial expressions are handled better. When Pym is having difficulty coping with teenagers moving on, it really hits the reader. A part of me felt a little nostalgia, as it was great to see all the Avengers Academy kids back in a comic book again. Moline was one of the main artists near the end of that book's run.
Avengers Arena #13 answers some pertinent questions about the series, and has a good side plot. #13 is a very enjoyable issue, even with its flaws.
Avengers Arena #13 gets 3.5/5.
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What they discovered (and it matches the findings of other studies conducted in the past) is that human beings are very bad at choosing hard-to-guess passwords.
Here are the top 20 passwords that RockYou users had chosen:
- 123456
- 12345
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- iloveyou
- princess
- rockyou
- 1234567
- 12345678
- abc123
- Nicole
- Daniel
- babygirl
- monkey
- Jessica
- Lovely
- michael
- Ashley
- 654321
- Qwerty
Let me say this loud and clear: choosing an easy-to-guess password is reckless. Thinking that no-one else will have thought of a password like "123456" is insane. Choosing a dictionary word like "Password" to protect your account is about as good an idea as using blancmange to build a brick wall.
It's important not to choose common passwords like "iloveyou" or "Qwerty" as hackers can easily check these first. For instance, the infamous Conficker worm uses a built-in list of 200 common passwords to try and gain access to computers.
And, man oh man, how bonkers is it to use a password like "rockyou" - the name of the website you are logging into!?? What's the betting that those users also use "ebay" as their eBay password, "hotmail" as their Hotmail password and "bank" as their banking password?
So, make 2010 the year when you finally choose sensible passwords. That means passwords that aren't dictionary words, aren't predictable sequences of numbers or rows of keys on your keyboard. And ensure that you aren't using the same password on every website you use (our research shows that 33% of people do precisely that - meaning that if you get hacked in one place, every website account you own is potentially open to the hackers).
It's easy to understand why computer users pick dictionary words as they're much easier to remember, but as I explain in this video there are ways to make a complicated password really simple to remember:
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There's a computer tucked away in the UW's media center on the third floor of Suzzallo. It doesn't look like much, but the computer serves as a digital Rosetta Stone for one segment of Seattle's storied music scene. On the computer is the UW's Crocodile Café Collection, which contains five years' worth of recordings – more than 4,000 tracks in all – made at the iconic Seattle venue. The list is daunting to scroll through – it totals more than 120 continuous days of live music – but there's a good chance you'll find a show from your favorite band – maybe even before they were your favorite band.
It's hard to know where to begin. Do you start with performances by Seattle legends like Mudhoney or the Presidents of the United States of America? Do you seek out popular regional acts, like Death Cab for Cutie and Built to Spill? Do you jump straight to the buzz bands caught on the road to stardom, like Neko Case and Franz Ferdinand? Maybe you track down a hilarious karaoke performance that you gave as a junior in 2003.
No matter where you start, you have plenty of choice in sifting through the recordings, which have been archived at the UW since August 2009. Making your decisions more difficult, the Crocodile Café Collection has expanded over the past year to include more than 200 live videos shot during some of the club's halcyon days.
The project got its start in 2002, when audio engineer Jim Anderson began recording the vast majority of the shows at the iconic venue, which closed for about 15 months in December 2007. Less than a year after the club's closure, Anderson donated his collection – five years of high-quality soundboard recordings – to the UW.
It was unlike any donation John Vallier, the head of distributed media at the UW, had ever received. Unsure how to best share this piece of Seattle history, he remembers thinking, "There's gotta be a way to make this work." Copyright laws prevented UW from putting the entire collection online, but Vallier, along with Laurel Sercombe of the UW Ethnomusicology Archives, was determined to find a home on the UW campus for the recordings.
The expansive collection was donated to the UW Ethnomusicology Archives in spring 2009 and unveiled in the Suzzallo that summer. Available only on one computer in the media center, it showcases the range of talent, from an early band's raw energy to the seasoned sounds of a maturing band. "You can tell when a band's playing their first show and when they're on the 100th show of the tour," Vallier said.
Learn more about the project, view a complete roster of artist performances, and sample recordings by Harvey Danger – made up of UW alumni – at the Crocodile Café Collection website.
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3:16PM: Boyle spoke with NHL.com via, PHT, and said "I didn't play as well as I think I could've, but I know I can be a good player and effective player in this League and on this team. It's infuriating sitting out, it's awful. And it's [ticking] me off a lot."
1:37PM: Brian Boyle will be a healthy scratch for the Rangers tonight for the third straight game.
When Boyle was first scratched, John Tortorella said that he hoped Boyle would never put him in a situation where he would have to scratch him again.
Before the Rangers win on Sunday, John Tortorella said that bringing Boyle back into the lineup isn't a matter of the team winning or losing, but how individual players play and whether he thinks there needs to be a change.
Tortorella did go on to say, "I think Brian is going to be a big part of the team, he just has to wait his turn until we make a decision and decide what we want to do here."
Tortorella made similar comments today, to the Rangers website, about how he thinks the players he currently has in the lineup are playing well and he doesn't see the need to disrupt things and slot Boyle back in when there was no need.
He also said that he doesn't make the decisions when it comes to the lineup, the players dictate who will play and who will sit.
Boyle was only blaming himself for his struggles.
Adam Rotter: It may, unfortunately for someone else, be an injury that ultimately brings Boyle back into the lineup. Right now there is no need to bring Boyle back. Maybe John Tortorella sees something and brings him back against the Islanders on Thursday, but after their win on Sunday, where the Rangers looked like a complete and balanced team, Boyle doesn't have a spot.
Having Boyle as a scratch does provide the team with an NHL quality player that they can slot in if something happens. They won't need to bring up Kris Newbury, Benn Ferriero or try Stu Bickel at forward again. That is important depth to have as the Rangers continue to go through the season.


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Munro, Alice.
Open secrets.
New York : A.A. Knopf ; New York : Distributed by Random House, 1994
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Eight stories whose protagonists are women. The story, Carried Away, is on a librarian's romance with a World War I soldier who on his return marries another. The soldier is killed in a factory accident and the librarian marries the factory owner. Another story, An Albanian Virgin, is on a bag lady kidnaped by tribesmen in her youth. By the author of Friend of My Youth.
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Student Success: Measures of Student Success
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Adult undergraduate students enroll at institutions like Golden Gate University for a variety of reasons. Personal edification, serving as a role model for other family members, improving career options and career advancement are only a few of the reasons. In the end, there is a single goal -- to earn a Bachelor's degree. Along the journey to completing an undergraduate degree program students can often be derailed by career demands, family obligations, limited financial resources, and life in general. The higher education experience can also get in the way of a student's success -- lack of support in academic advising and navigating university policies, a poor learning experience or a lack of customer service can also interfere with reaching a graduation goal.
With a firm commitment to providing appropriate support for academic and administrative guidance while delivering a challenging, quality learning experience, the faculty and staff of Undergraduate Programs pay close attention to a number of indicators that point to student success. Retention rates: the percentage of students who start a degree program and who consistently enroll over time to reach degree attainment, and graduation rates: the number of students who start and earn their degree as well as how long it takes to reach graduation, are important factors to determine how well we are serving our students.
Understanding Retention & Graduation Rates
The student profile for those seeking a bachelor's degree at Golden Gate University is very different from a traditional, full-time, residential student profile we typically think of when considering retention and graduation rates. The Undergraduate Programs Student Profile consists of students who tend to enroll part-time while working more than 30 hours per week and managing a family. On average, our students transfer in 45 to 51 units of transfer credit but students can enroll at GGU with zero college units earned (with work experience) or as many as 93 units completed. All of these factors impact the enrollment patterns of our students including persistence in a program and time to graduation. There is very little national data to benchmark a "good" retention and graduation rate for this population, but we strive to improve our historical retention and graduation rates while continuing to research performance of like programs nationwide to benchmark the institution's performance.
The data will be updated each term to reflect the progress made by each cohort.
Questions or concerns with the data provided should be sent to Nate Hinerman, PhD., Dean of Undergraduate Programs.
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- Vera: All of it!
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia's aspirant aerospace students have been offered a golden chance to get a scholarship abroad to study the important subject if they managed to memorize the 30 chapters of the Noble Qur'an.
"This program is a pilot project to produce Muslim scientists in aerospace which is currently dominated by the West," Ahmad Razif Abd Rahman, from Terengganu state government, told Bernama news agency on Monday, June 2.
"The missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 shows that we are short of experts in this field and have to rely on expertise from Western countries," he said after closing the Aerospace Carnival and Kite Competition 2014, in Kuala Terengganu today.
Last March, Malaysia faced a catastrophe after flight MH370, carrying 227 passengers, including two infants, and 12 crew, went missing en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
After months of search, the debris of the flights were not found, leaving a big question mark surrounding its destiny.
The flight problems showed a dire need for a Malaysia aerospace scientist program.
Therefore, the new pilot program was suggested to give each student full scholarship with all fees and expenses borne by the state if they memorized the Qur'an.
For the eastern coastal state's government, the program offered an opportunity to produce Muslim aerospace scientists and focus on studying the Qur'an as there are still many secrets in the holy book.
After graduation, those students will serve the Terengganu Science and Creativity Centre (PSKT) for several years.
Ahmad Razif said it is collaborating with University Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) to prepare a working paper to identify suitable universities abroad.
"I have asked UMT to prepare a working paper on the cost and list suitable universities including from China, Russia and the United States as they are advanced in aerospace.
"Coincidently, this year UMT has signed an expert in aerospace from the United States. I will appoint him to be adviser to PSKT," he added.
Malaysia has a population of nearly 26 millions, with Malays, mostly Muslims, making up nearly 60 percent.
Teaching children the glorious Qur'an and the Islamic principles is the responsibility of their parents from an early age which is the best period for implanting Islamic ethics.
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It's blueberry season. Normally I would be baking up a classic blueberry pie.
However in 100 degree heat, I won't be turning on the oven anytime soon. So, since I've been in an ice cream/sorbet mode lately I thought I would remake blueberry pie into something cool.
This year I actually purchased my own blueberry bush. In the spring you could tell it was full of blooms and fruit. All I had to do was wait for it to ripen.
And then the birds came. And my life turned into a Hitchcock movie. Although instead of the birds attacking humans, they attacked my blueberry bush.
The ingrates even had the nerve to act like I should have provided them with more. So, the blueberries I used for this recipe were purchased. Here's hoping using my own blueberries next year.
Blueberry Ice Cream Pie
1 premade graham cracker pie crust
2 cups milk
1 cup heavy cream
4 egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup sugar
3 cups blueberries
Juice of 1 lemon
Heat the milk and cream together in a saucepan over medium until almost scalded. In a separate bowl mix the egg yolks. When the milk/cream mixture is heated, add to the yolks in a slow steady stream, mixing constantly so as not to scramble the eggs. When the mixture is combined pour back into the saucepan and stir until thick. (coats the back of a spoon) Cool mixture and add vanilla. In a blender combine the blueberries, sugar and lemon. Puree until smooth. Combine the blueberry puree with the milk/cream mixture and place in the refrigerator until chilled through.
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Byron York explains the broad consensus among Washington insiders that a Gingrich nomination would be an utter disaster:
Of course it's the Washington insiders who have the most actual experience dealing with Gingrich. Just look at what Republican Sen. Tom Coburn, who served with Gingrich in the House in the 1990s, said about the former speaker on Fox News Sunday. "I'm not inclined to be a supporter of Newt Gingrich's having served under him for four years and experienced personally his leadership," Coburn said. "I found it lacking often times."
"Outsiders," on the other hand, remember things differently:
When outsiders talk about the Old Newt, they're mostly talking about his personal life — the man who had affairs and is now on his third marriage. "I was all for Newt during the Gingrich revolution, but when he had his affairs, I swore I would never vote again for him for dogcatcher," said South Carolinian Gene Bustard after a Gingrich town hall last week in Greenville. "But as much as I try not to like him, I love what he says."
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THE proposed joint resolution of Congress defining the use of savings by the president is a neat move to cut the fetters of the Supreme Court decision striking down DAP.
Congress will just clarify the rules, its proponents say. It will be more like changing the rules laid down in the General Appropriations Act (GAA). The SC said DAP violates GAA and thus offends the Constitution. So, overhaul GAA.
No problem since Congress has shown it can be a lapdog of the administration. As a senior justice of the SC said, congressional power of the purse has been castrated but it has consented "suicidally" to the castration.
If Congress agrees to surrender its appropriation power through the device called Disbursement Acceleration Program, it is its prerogative -- provided it meets constitutional standards.
Checks and balance is provided for but the Constitution doesn't say Congress cannot waive by sitting on or bartering its power. We see that too in LGUs. A Provincial Board has the right to review the governor's contracts but it may opt to be led by the nose.
But the planned resolution must not violate the Constitution. Opposers can sue and the high court will then examine the provisions approved by Congress. It will be a DAP review all over again.
This talk of provoking constitutional crisis may just be idle academic chatter. As long as each branch of government follows the mechanism provided in the fundamental law and respects lawful decisions of other branches, all will be well.
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|Author: Jacob Jordaens
|Portraiture, Painting, Oil on canvas, 175x137.5 cm
|Origin: Flanders, Circa 1615
Jordaens depicted his family in this picture: his father Jacob Jordaens the Elder, a merchant in canvases, together with his wife Barbara van Wolshaten; himself, with a lute in his hands; and his seven brothers and sisters. In the foreground are the twins Abraham and Isaac; Elizabeth is seated on the knees of her mother; to the left of her is Maria, and to the right, cut off by the edge of the canvas, there is Catherine. The girl looking up is Anna, and next to her, in the very centre, to the left of the head of the family is Magdalena. The artist's parents had another three daughters who died in early childhood. The putti with branches of laurel in their hands hovering over the heads of the family are most likely intended to embody the souls of these deceased children who are present at the family festivities.
It is thought that the painting captures the celebration of Jordaen's entry into the Antwerp Guild of St Luke in 1615. The composition of the work is traditional for the family portrait genre, and as was customary, it takes in a variety of symbols. The lute usually was considered the embodiment of harmony and in the context of a family portrait it signifies harmony in marriage. The dog in the foreground is a symbol of conjugal fidelity, the same as the grapevine twining round the pavilion in which the relatives have gathered. The bread and wine symbolize the Eucharist, and in a broader religious sense - the faith that unites the children and parents. Jordaens's canvas is imbued with the ideals of Christian teaching. In this context the gesture of the artist's father, who is raising a goblet with wine in one hand, can be understood as a warning against excessive enticement by vain pleasures and a reminder of the need for restraint.
The composition of the painting was inspired by Peter Paul Rubens's altarpiece The Circumcision .
|Source of entry: Collection of Sir Robert Walpole, Houghton Hall, 1779
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Charles Larkin Cowart, 29, initially seemed confused Tuesday about which plea to enter. But after consulting with his court-appointed lawyer, he pleaded not guilty to multiple charges stemming from the Sept. 24 horse chase in Bunnell.
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Jane Hamsher herself comments:
Nevermind that Althouse never did that. As for me, I was wondering why some women are shrilly denouncing Althouse instead of commenting on the sellout of feminism over Bill Clinton.Agreed. I just am sighing over the fact that the idiots crawl out from under rocks everytime something good happens. Ann Althouse all but called Jessica Feministing a whore. For meeting Bill Clinton.No shit. Why is it the (sic) women are taking crap for this — from other women?
The commenter Hamsher quoted chimes back in:
...Althouse should learn to age with dignity.What a very un-feminist thing to write.
I was really suprised at how pissed I got at the two blogger slams today. Mostly at Althouse for picking on Jessica. At my age I consider Jessica just a kid and I think it is very brave of her to carry a feminist torch. And then to have that old Phyllis Schafly wannabe go after her for her boobs, of all things, really bugged me.Except that Ann didn't go after Jessica's boobs, but hey, what can you do? Reading comprehension is down, isn't it? That's why they keep lowering the standards on standardized tests. Also, I don't know that calling Jessica a "kid" and Ann a "bitch" is particularly empowering.
...Damn that Althouse is a bitch.
And in response to that comment, the first Althouse-related commenter chimes in yet again:
Emphasis mine. Shhhhhh... They're all Rove plants!
Both of them bothered me. I guess, because it's late, I'm having thoughts like, "How much of that repug war chest is being spent to sow discord?"
Hamsher comes back in with this:
Althouse is abjectly irrational and incapable of basic reading comprehension.Highly ironic. Hamsher continues:
That her stuff gets posted in the New York Times is emblematic of how the national discourse has been dragged into a ditch and left to die by traditional media.Except that is isn't bullshit. It's true. Hamsher continues:
Althouse will default to her standard line of bullshit — claiming that her serious points are not being addressed and her opponents have devolved into personal attacks.
It will never graze her consciousness that calling out Jessica like that for her wardrobe choices is petty, bitchy and degrading.Heh. Good luck winning over voters then.
Sorry, we do not "let these things slide." We fight and kick and scream, even if the cost is giving unwarrented (sic) attention to the extreme narcissists amongst us.
Welcome to the New Democratic Party.
I'm not sure what this commenter was going for:
I do hope we can somehow "get" Althouse. I never did like Phyllis Schafly and I certainly don't like her sockpuppet.Emphasis mine. It's a commenter who wrote about Althouse in one of the earlier comments quoted above but in this comment has his/her writing wrapped in a blockquote. I don't know if that has some kind of significance or if it is a typo. Regardless, another commenter agrees:
Liza is not worth the ink.A "problematic persona?" What does that mean? This woman, she is becoming a problem for us. Keep an eye on her.
The anti-woman Althouse is another matter and a real problematic persona.
UPDATE: I meant to include these links the first time around. More background on these people's anger at Ann can be found at Dr. Helen's place, here and here.
UPDATE 2: Discussion of the "language of totalitarianism" in the comments.
UPDATE 3: TS at Seixon finds it a bit hypocritical that Hamsher would fault others for commenting on a woman's wardrobe.


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My brother and his family live in Jerusalem - he is a minister - his office is close to one of Israel's largest underground military bases.
He called me last night which is very unusual - usually it is email.
He called to tell me that he is sending his family back to the US immediately due to what he is seeing happen within the last week and what he is being told by his military contacts in both the Israel and US military.
He said he is seeing with his own eyes military movements the likes of which he has never seen in his 20+ years in Israel .
What he called a massive redeployment and protective tactics of forces is underway.
Over the last two days he has seen anti-aircraft missile deployments throughout the Jerusalem area including 3 mobile units that he can see from his office windows.
In addition, he has seen very large Israeli armored columns moving fast toward the Sinia where Egypt has now moved in Armor.
There are reports of the top military leaders meeting with Israel 's Sr. Rabi which is something that has happened preceding every prior military campaign.
His admonition is to watch carefully and pray for Israel and its people.
He is convinced that barring something extraordinary Israel will attack Iran - with or without the US - and very soon.
It is the belief in Israel that Obama does not stand with Israel but with the Arab countries.
He has told me before that Israel will saber rattle from time to time but that this time is very different from what he is seeing and hearing.
He was at the Wailing Wall 2 days ago and there were hundreds of IDF soldiers there. As he was leaving he passed at least 20 military buses full of soldiers in route to the wall.
He has never seen this before either.
Just thought I would pass this along. My brother is not an alarmist by any means.
When he talks like this it gets my attention for sure and usually I find he knows more than he shares.
There are reports that Israel is asking Obama to come to Israel immediately but they are being answered with silence.
My opinion is that I see the making of the perfect storm.
Rumors have long been percolating about the possibility that Israel might launch a military strike against nuclear facilities in Iran in order to prevent that country from successfully developing nuclear weapons. (Israel undertook such an
in 1981, bombing a French-built nuclear plant in Iraq.) In mid-September 2012, the U.S. and its allies launched a major naval exercise in the Persian Gulf intended to demonstrate determination to keep that waterway open to oil shipping in the event of a war between Israel and Iran, an event which added more fuel to simmering rumors that such a war was imminent:
The United States and its allies have launched a major naval exercise in the Gulf that they say shows a global will to keep oil shipping lanes open as Israel and Iran trade threats of war.
Publicly announced in July, the operation, known as IMCMEX-12, focuses on clearing mines that Tehran, or guerrilla groups, might deploy to disrupt tanker traffic, notably in the Strait of Hormuz, between Iran and the Arabian peninsula.
The start of the event, with a symposium for officers from more than 30 navies, came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. television viewers that Tehran was close to being able to build a nuclear bomb; his words fuelled talk of an Israeli strike, and of Netanyahu pressuring President Barack Obama to back Israel as Obama battles for re-election.
Military officials, diplomats and analysts - as well as Iran itself - all sought to play down the significance of the timing and to stress the defensive and hypothetical aspects of the exercise, which moves on to the water with ships from a much smaller number of nations taking part in manoeuvres.
However, it was a clearly deliberate demonstration of the determination on the part of a broad coalition of states to counter any attempt Iran might make to disrupt Gulf shipping in response to an Israeli or U.S. strike on its nuclear facilities - a form of retaliation Iran has repeatedly threatened.
Netanyahu's comments on U.S. television on the potential progress Iran might make over the next few months in enriching uranium towards the point where it would be useable in a weapon were short on detail but stressed the notion that Tehran was on the brink of a major breakthrough which Israel would not accept.
Obama, who has faced criticism from Republican challenger Mitt Romney of being too soft on Iran and too hard on Israel, has stressed a desire to give international economic sanctions and diplomacy time to persuade Tehran to change tack on a nuclear strategy it says is intended only for civilian purposes.
As of now, however, no other accounts have confirmed "massive military redeployments" within Israel, as posited in the account quoted in the Example block at the head of this page. It is also exceedingly unlikely that, as claimed, Israel would summon the U.S. President to travel to an imminent war zone.
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There are 5 options within Disney's moderate range:
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Local attorney Rick Block said the driver in a fatal accident Friday was also involved in a car crash that killed 6-year-old Kaitlyn Springer in 2009.
REALTED: Family of 6-Year-Old Killed in Crosswalk Consults Attorney
According to Block, the driver from that case, 66-year old Michael Fortunato, is the same driver who reportedly struck and killed 57-year-old Esther Ohayon Friday night as she walked to temple at San Jose Boulevard at Haley Road in Mandarin.
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Nora Springer, mother of Kaitlyn, sued the City of Jacksonville citing problems with the crosswalk at San Jose Boulevard and Kori Road, but the case was dropped, according to Block.
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Chef Daniel Boulud's renowned, three Michelin star restaurant Daniel turned 20 this year, and the Upper East Side classic is still cooking on all four burners. Daniel's neo-classical decor provides the perfect backdrop for seasonally-inspired French cuisine accompanied by world-class wines. Every detail, from the basket of beautifully baked breads to the exquisite cheese cart, adds a layer of delight to a once-in-a-lifetime meal.
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Housed in a refurbished former bank building with vaulted ceilings and natural light streaming from enormous windows, Eleven Madison Park is a glorious treat for all five senses. Chef and owner Daniel Humm pairs his classic training with innovative new ideas, such as a suckling pig tasting menu and picnic baskets filled with pretzel baguettes. Under his inspired leadership, the restaurant was named the 5th best restaurant in the world in 2013 by S. Pelligrino's 50 Best Restaurants.
Gotham Bar & Grill
Since it opened its doors on leafy 12th Street in 1984, Gotham Bar & Grill has mellowed from a boisterous Greenwich Village café to a bastion of modern American cuisine emphasizing seasonal ingredients. Gotham has earned nearly every culinary award imaginable, including five consecutive three-star reviews from The New York Times. Today, Chef Alfred Portale still pursues perfection in the kitchen, creating of-the-moment dishes that keep the restaurant exciting year after year.
Gramercy Tavern
Opened by renowned restaurateur Danny Meyer in 1994, Gramercy Tavern remains one of the most beloved restaurants in New York City. Housed in a landmark building adjacent to Gramercy Park, the restaurant features a cozy ambiance, warm and professional service and expertly prepared cuisine by Chef Michael Anthony, who excels at poaching and braising. He has filled the menu with his delicious creations, including crispy poached barnyard chicken and lightly smoked lobster.
Jean-Georges has consistently earned top honors from critics including Michelin and The New York Times since it first opened in 1997. Today, one of the city's premier French restaurants is still at the top of its game, presenting exquisitely crafted dishes that blend French, American and Asian influences. Impeccable service and stunning views of Central Park from floor-to-ceiling windows contribute to an unforgettable dining experience.
Le Bernardin
At Le Bernardin, "the fish is the star of the plate." In fact, no other restaurant in New York makes the simple preparation of fish as masterful as Le Bernardin does with the guidance of executive chef Eric Ripert, who combines his creative energy with classic French cooking techniques. The restaurant has maintained a status of excellence for more than 20 years, and in 2013 Zagat rated it as the No. 1 restaurant in New York City.
At Marea, meaning "tide" in Italian, Chef Michael White devotes his considerable talents to Italian coastal cuisine: fresh, seasonal seafood from the Mediterranean and beyond. This opulent Central Park West establishment features a wide variety of shellfish, whole fish and Chef White's signature house-made pastas. Superb cuisine and attentive service have earned Marea two Michelin stars and "Best New Restaurant" kudos by Bon Appetit, Esquire, GQ and Zagat.
Per Se
Per Se has earned raves from the food elite since it opened in 2004, including a top rating of four stars from The New York Times. This East Coast satellite of Chef Thomas Keller's legendary French Laundry offers a lofty dining experience with views and prices to match. Guests can look out over Central Park treetops while they savor a nine-course menu of beautifully executed and presented food, all for a set price of $295 (excluding wine).
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To analyze how effectively the community radio can be used for the community development. Objectives:
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The Community Development Programme, which had its august inauguration in 1952 six years after the independence of our country— is a landmark in the history of the development of rural India and, at the same time, it is a dynamo of inspiration for our future village constructors and social reformers. There are various measures and techniques are adopted newly for the making the community development programme more effectively so as to compete with globalization. For achieving this the mass media is used as technique to reach the people easily but it has not reached to its success and it is mainly because of its generalization i.e it caters the general information to all and not concentrated on local issues which is much more needed for the community development. This vacuum is filled with the coming of local media especially community radio because of its cost effectives and catering to the needs of the local community. While the concept of Community Radio stations was relatively new, the management of new challenges is most. Community Radio stations have faced difficulty in meeting the expectations of the Community quite often. Of course radio station members have grown in to serve the local Communities. Thus the number of Community Radio Stations has been increasing. Yet no of studies and...


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Henkel fosters diversity and inclusion with Diversity Awareness Day
The event featured Dr. Matthew Whitaker, Arizona State University Foundation Professor of History at the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies. Dr. Whitaker spoke about diversity of thought and the importance of openness in the workplace.
Henkel held a series of Diversity Awareness Days across 14 of its North American facilities featuring highly regarded speakers like Whitaker and Anne Doyle, the first woman TV sports broadcaster and a former auto industry executive.
Best known as the maker of well-known brands such as Dial® soaps, Purex® laundry detergents and Loctite® adhesives, Henkel first began holding Diversity Awareness Days in 1998 as part of its efforts to create a diverse and inclusive workplace. In addition to keynote speakers, the events have included activities to engage and educate employees such as cultural fairs and diversity activities recognizing the importance of individuality. This year's diversity events began in Madison Heights, Mich. on June 8 with Doyle as the keynote speaker, and continued into the fall with different speakers and activities at each location.
In addition to the Diversity Days, Henkel attended and helped sponsor the National Black MBA Association's Conference & Expo as well as the National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) Conference & Career Expo this year. Henkel also has worked with the organizations in hosting regional networking events.
Angela Curley, manager of corporate diversity & inclusion, says the business implications of having a diverse workplace are significant. "Having a workforce that reflects our customers is vital," said Curley. "If we don't understand the cultural shifts and tailor our own efforts, we're going to miss out on major opportunities. Our vision is to build a winning culture where diversity and inclusion become a way of doing business at Henkel," said Curley.
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Hear It First: Adora Releases Their Music Video For Skeleton!
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A friend of mine introduced me to a band called Adora, a Chicago based band featuring the lead singer Stormie Radtke, keyboardist Keith Pink, drummer Chris Eckstrum, and guitarist Michael Drew. The band that has only been around for only two years, have released a new video for their single "Skeleton" off their new album "One Word".
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Randy WilsonThis is great!! Where can i get the album?Jul 12, 2012
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Let $h_1\subset gl(V_1)$ and $h_2\subset gl(V_2)$ be two irreducible representations of reductive real Lie algebras.
When the representation of $h_1\oplus h_2$ in $V_1\otimes V_2$ is not irreducible?
I guess that the both representations $h_1\subset gl(V_1)$ and $h_2\subset gl(V_2)$ must be complex, i.e. on $V_i$ exists a complex structure commuting with $h_i$. But I can prove only that at least one of these representation is complex (otherwise the complisifications $h_1^\mathbb{C}\subset gl(V_1^\mathbb{C})$ and $h_2^\mathbb{C}\subset gl(V_2^\mathbb{C})$ are irreducible, and consequently $h_1^\mathbb{C}\oplus h_2^\mathbb{C}$ is irreducible in $V_1^\mathbb{C}\otimes_\mathbb{C} V_2^\mathbb{C}$, which gives a contradiction).


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Nina plays Elena, a parent-less high school student, and the quest of both Stefan, played by Paul, and the evil Damon, played by Ian.
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March 19, 2012
California's chemical law known as Proposition 65 requires the State of California to publish a list of chemicals known to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. The Prop 65 list was first published in 1987. The list must by its own law be updated regularly with new chemicals.
The list below was updated on March 16, 2012 and can be viewed and downloaded at bottom of this page. The latest chemical added is methanol. Human health effects associated with breathing or otherwise consuming smaller amounts of methanol over long periods of time are not known. For instance, workers repeatedly exposed to methanol have experienced several adverse effects. Effects range from headaches to sleep disorders and gastrointestinal problems to optic nerve damage. Laboratory studies show that repeat exposure to large amounts of methanol in air or in drinking water cause similar adverse effects in animals.
Methanol by itself is not likely to cause environmental harm at levels normally found in the environment. But methanol can contribute to the formation of photochemical smog when it reacts with other volatile organic carbon substances in air, for instance. One recent Italian paper suggests that the alcohol-drinking population will have higher levels of MeOH's neurotoxic metabolite, formic acid (FA). Similar studies have been written up.
EPA is reviewing methanol; when finalized the assessment will appear on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) database.
Got warning labels? You may not need any. The Prop 65 statute states that "no person in the course of doing business shall knowingly and intentionally expose any individual to a chemical known to the state (California) to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity without first giving a clear and reasonable warning…"
Based upon a company's knowledge of business operations and chemicals used, review the Proposition 65 list to determine which chemicals would likely be involved in exposures to individuals. Businesses are responsible for providing clear and reasonable warnings. But there is reasonable wiggle room, as you can see.
About Prop 65 Now, included on the Prop 65 list are seemingly benign substances, such as alcohol and aspirin. Alcohol makes the list because it obviously can be toxic in sufficient amounts, even cancer-causing. Aspirin makes the list because it has been shown to cause reproductive harm in fetuses if ingested by women in advanced stages of pregnancy.
So, not all 800 chemicals on the Prop 65 list should be avoided at all costs (and in some cases they might save your life, as with aspirin to thin the blood, or, arguably, alcohol to get through the silliness of St. Patrick's Day...). The Prop 65 list seeks to publish the identity of every chemical that can be a danger.
More information There's more information about Proposition 65 here from a previous blog post. You can also contact OEHHA's Proposition 65 program at (916) 445-6900, or visit http://www.oehha.ca.gov/prop65.html. Also, you may be interested in the EPA page for methanol.
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Hi guys,
I went to the doctors the other night because I had a tinge of yellow in both eyes. He looked into one eye and say: "oh it's just dust, nothing to worry about. I'll prescribe you some eye drops". Now, I was quite amazed. I thought yellow in the whites of the eyes is a symptom called Jaundice... I'm a little unsure what to do right now. If I take the eye drops, they may remove the yellow, yet I may have some other underlying cause and will never know until it's too late.
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you might want to consider getting a blood test done, it could be iron or b12 deificiency?
what eye drops were u prescribed by the way?
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09-01-2009 18:21
Sorry for the late reply.
The yellow is still there since using the eye drops, they were Opatanol eye drops. I went to an Opticians and he had a good look and said he think it's just an extra layer of skin, and will probably be there permanently.
I know I may be worrying over nothing, but I just think that a tinge of yellow in my eyes is a sign of my body telling me there is something wrong. Anyhow, I've been doing research to try and find a problem that could be associated with my symptoms. That's when I came across Hypothyroidism. I have quite a few of the symptoms, and although I could be completely wrong, I just thought it's better ask on everyone else's opinion, because I don't want to go back to my doctors' so soon, because he'll just say it's nothing again.
I'm suffering from:
* Thinning hair (altho this has got a bit better at the side of my fringe).
* Constant Puffy eyes (they just won't go down no matter what, even tho' I get enough sleep).
* Fatigue (I'm very athletic but just seem to have lost all energy and it's getting worst).
Another two symptoms that caught my eye were these:
* Delayed puberty (started at 16 - still 16)
* Poor growth, resulting in short stature
I've also read about an over-active thyroid, but I'm starting to believe I have a problem with my thyroid.
So, just would appreciate any helpful comments anyone has.
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10-01-2009 14:31
like just advised have a blood test, and liver function test to eliminate any thing like jaundice. you might have something called gilbert's syndrome(i know it's a silly name)it's not dangerous but gives you similar symptoms to yours.
it is not dangerous, i suggest you take plenty of water during the day and start off the day with two glasses before breakfast.
it should clear it up,
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10-01-2009 14:51
Thanks for your great reply!
Just read about Gilbert syndrome and that does sound more accurate, since I only noticed the tinge of yellow during the onset of puberty. If it is this condition, then will the feeling of weak eventually go away?
I'm not sure what to do, though, since my doctor never asked me to come back, he just said see a optician, which I've done and he thinks it's an extra layer of skin (and he also said it's pretty common) which I think is a load of crap. And my doctor said it's dust.
I'll probably give the NHS line a call and see what they reckon.
Oh, and I do drink a lot of water, I'm always well hydrated, as well as eating healthy. I'm also going to start drinking 3 cups of green tea a day, which might get rid of the mild jaundice.
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12-01-2009 14:29
I should also mention that my hair seems to be thinning at the sides of my fringe so I have to pull hair over to cover it up. From what I've read, my symptoms could be anything such as thyroid disease, liver disease, kidney disease ect.
When my doctor says it's dust causing yellow eyes (I don't even work in a dusty place), what am I supposed to do? He just doesn't want waste money when a blood test could be important for my own health.


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ATLANTA — The emotion was evident, as Gov. Nathan Deal took up his pen, granting his go-ahead for the possible formation of Gwinnett's newest city."Some people had tears in their eyes. It was a nice moment," Mike Mason said of witnessing Deal sign a bill forwarding the creation of the city of Peachtree Corners to voters in November. "We've been excited for quite some time. … You feel your chest lift and sigh and say, 'Now on to the next step.'" Wednesday's bill signing was one of the last major steps in the long-awaited formation of what could become Gwinnett's largest city. Mason, who heads the United Peachtree Corners Civic Association, a conglomerate of 33 homeowners associations in the western Gwinnett community, said he and fellow proponents will now begin a major public education campaign. But following in the steps of the recent formations of Sandy Springs, Dunwoody and other nearby governments, many people have been supportive, he said, especially since Gwinnett County officials do not oppose the idea. "They didn't really want all the services of other cities because Gwinnett County does provide an abundance of good services, particularly police and fire," said Rep. Tom Rice, a Peachtree Corners resident who steered the bill through the General Assembly. For several years, Rice and others studied possibilities on how to form the government, settling on a "city lite" version that only provides three services — solid waste, planning and development and code enforcement — and limiting taxes to 1 mil (about $120 a year for a $300,000 house). Rice said he talked to Deal prior to Wednesday's ceremony, filling the governor in on the community built decades ago as one of the first live-work-play centers. "We're trying to enhance that (character) and make it possible to continue," Rice said, adding that Deal believed Gwinnett has so many cities that adding a 16th would not be burdensome. County Commissioner Lynnette Howard, who lives in the community, said she was excited to witness the bill signing and see the proposal move forward. "It's a wonderful feeling. I'm still on Cloud nine," she said. "That was a lot of work from a lot of people just coming together. … This will be a unique new city in cooperation with the county, and I'm excited to be a part of it."
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