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This week on Q Night At The Movies, Variety Studio: Actors on Actors visits with stars Mark Ruffalo, Jessica Chastain and more, On Story discusses comedy with Larry Wilmore from The Daily Show, and Ain't It Cool With Harry Knowles takes on the politics of the Academy Awards. Plus, don't miss feature film Brodcast News, and two short films from NYU.
Variety Studio: Actors on Actors at 6:30 pm
An intimate conversation between some of the greatest actors working today. Featuring Mark Ruffalo "Foxcatcher" and Jessica Chastain "Interstellar", Eddie Redmayne "The Theory of Everything" and Laura Dern "Wild", Josh Brolin "Inherent Vice" and J.K. Simmons "Whiplash", Kevin Costner "Black and White" and James Corden "Into the Woods".
On Story at 7:30 pm
Larry Wilmore, the Senior Black Correspondent on The Daily Show and creator of The Bernie Mac Show reflects upon different forms of comedy, his own comic influences, and always looking to maximize comedic potential. Followed by two short films about courage and endurance: Chris Bourke and Kevin Harger's LOVE, EMILY, and Andrea Gomez's 036.
Feature film Broadcast News at 8 pm
A reporter (Albert Brooks), a producer (Holly Hunter) and an anchorman (William Hurt) form a triangle in a TV-network news bureau.
Ain't It Cool With Harry Knowles at 10 pm
Author Ernest Cline, Ready Player One/Armada, joins Harry to discuss problems with the Academy Awards' system as well as the joy of loving the Oscars. Harry further explores the politics of the Academy Awards and offers a retrospective of over 80 years of cinema, including the process of judging and awarding the "best" in the business.
Film School Shorts at 10:30 pm
The Hunter and the Swan Discuss their Meeting (NYU): A Brooklyn couple have dinner with a hunter and his girlfriend, a magical swan woman whose captured robe led to their courtship. The evening goes one direction – downhill. Written and directed by Emily Carmichael.
God of Love (NYU):2011 Oscar winner for Best Live Action Short, God of Love follows Raymond, an artist who combines singing with his champion dart-throwing ability to harness the power of love. Written and directed by Luke Matheny.


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Lockdown Protocol is a score-oriented shooter/platformer game with built-in level editor and multiplayer support.
Work on Lockdown Protocol is progressing slowly but steadily.
Posted by fractilegames on Jun 10th, 2013
Most of the work done on Lockdown Protocol since the last alpha release is related to the physics engine switch that I had been postponing for a long time. I finally decided to roll up my sleeves and find a replacement for unsupported old version of Newton dynamics, which has been causing a lot of trouble. The two options considered were upgrading to latest version of Newton or switching to Bullet physics. I chose Bullet physics.
This change allowed me to finally fix some long-standing physics bugs like the misbehaving doors in some levels.
In addition to bunch of bug fixes and minor graphical tweaks I have extended the player chat messages to guards too. Human enemies now talk using speech bubbles. Nothing too fancy, just some random messages when they detect targets or kill you.
I will not wrap up the next release just yet though. I'm still planning to add a new enemy type and one more weapon.

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Specimen numbers are hyperlinked to records in the Consortium of California Herbaria data view where possible. Taxa are hyperlinked to entries in the Jepson Interchange via the "[Online Interchange]" link.
Annual, perennial herb. Stem: prostrate to erect; internode often with sticky region. Leaf: petioled; blade 1–6 cm, paler beneath, often brown-dotted. Inflorescence: panicle-like, branches ending in umbel, spike-like raceme, or paired or solitary flowers; bracts 1–3, free, not forming involucre. Flower: closing by evening; perianth bell-shaped, tube < 5 mm, limb < 3 mm; stamens 1–5; stigma ± spheric, generally exserted. Fruit: < 4 mm, club-shaped; ribs 4–5; wings 0.
± 40 species: warm regions worldwide. (H. Boerhaave, Dutch botanist, 1668–1738) [Spellenberg 2003 FNANM 4:17–28]
1. Perianth red to purple (pale red); perennial herb; fruit glandular hairy
2. Branches hairy, generally glandular; leaves throughout plant ..... B. coccinea
2' Branches ± glabrous; leaves ± in lower 1/2 of plant ..... B. diffusa
1' Perianth pale pink to white; annual; fruit glabrous
3. Inflorescence generally ending in umbels of 3–6(8) flowers or flowers 1 or paired ..... B. triquetra var. intermedia
3' Inflorescence ending in spike-like raceme
4. Bracts deciduous, << fruit; fruit ribs generally 5; stem short-hairy ..... B. coulteri var. palmeri
4' Bracts ± persistent, ± = fruit; fruit ribs generally 4; stem glandular-hairy ..... B. wrightii
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University Program Board is bringing students and staff a chance to support a good cause in style with the TOMS Style Your Sole decorating party.
Students and staff can pick up their purchased TOMS to decorate or bring in old ones to revamp from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Circus Room.
"We will have tons of supplies to decorate with including paint, markers, stencils, ISU patches and so much more," UPB Enrichment Chairperson Maddy Marchini said.
There will also be artists at the event to assist others in making their TOMS look amazing. After students and staff are done decorating, there will be a photo contest on Facebook. The three photos with the most likes will receive some special TOMS merchandise.
"Last year we had some extremely creative shoes. A lot with music lyrics and those are always the best," Marchini said.
There will be a showing of a TOMS documentary explaining the mission of their One-for-One project during the event. The money spent on each pair of shoes goes toward this project by giving a child or teen in need a pair as well.
The shoes help improve aspects of the child's life such as health, education and confidence. TOMS also helps the visually impaired for every piece of eyewear purchased, and provides someone with a week of clean water for every bag of coffee purchased.
Students had a chance to order their TOMS from February 1 to March 1 at a discounted price of $30. Faculty and staff paid $40. UPB has been able to sell around 200 pairs each year since starting the event seven years ago.
"We purchase the TOMS from the TOMS company. UPB pays $18 from each pair ordered and covers the shipping that way students can get them at a discount," Marchini said.
UPB will bring the supplies and all students need to bring is themselves and a creative mind. Students will be able to see how their purchases have helped children across the world have a better life.
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Kerry's practice covers the full range of litigation and drafting/advisory work in the private client field and related professional negligence claims. She is a full member of STEP and specialises in trusts, wills and probate disputes, administration of estates, Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims, Court of Protection and elderly client, and co-ownership disputes.
She regularly advises and appears for personal representatives, trustees and beneficiaries in relation to disputed estates, trusts and breach of trust matters, and the construction of Wills. Many of her cases settle nowadays at mediation or ADR and she has recently become an accredited mediator.
She is also on the panel for the Bar Pro Bono Unit.
Notable recent cases
Kerry's recent cases include:
D v R, Estate of R [2007] Ch D: construction of a homemade Will, resulting/constructive trusts, proprietary estoppel.
Green v Gaul [2007] 1 WLR 591 (CA), [2006] EWCA Civ 1124, [2006] WTLR 1391, [2006] 9 ITELR 107, [2005] 1 WLR 1890 (Ch): limitation, removal of a personal representative, administration of estate, trusts
Hansen v Barker-Benfield [2006] WTLR 1141 (Ch), [2006] EWHC 1119: lifetime undue influence, due execution of a Will, testamentary capacity
Cadlock v Aboagye [2006] All ER (D) 170: personal insolvency, appeal from finding of fact, rehearing (Bar Pro Bono)
Kerry's most recent publications include: "Cautionary Tales for Trustees: Jones v Firkin-Flood";: (3 Stone Buildings newsletter, November 2008) and "Limitation Issues for Personal Representatives and Trustees"; (Private Client Business 2007, Issue Number 3).
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Kerry Bornman read Law and French Law and lived abroad in Paris and Madrid before coming to the Bar.
She was awarded the Middle Temple Queen Mother Scholarship and Blackstone's Entrance Exhibition (1998)
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One of the Tennessee River's major hydroelectric dams in eastern Tennessee is under construction that is designed to greatly improve highway traffic in the area.
The Fort Loudoun Dam is located on the river at Lenoir City, southwest of Knoxville. Built by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) during World War II, the dam has provided continuous electricity and flood control on the Tennessee since its completion in 1943.
The 4,190-ft. (1,277.1 m) long, 122-ft. (37.2 m) high dam created Fort Loudoun Lake, from which the dam gets its power. Water from the nearby Tellico Reservoir also helps operate the dam.
One Bridge to Be Demolished
U.S. Highway 321/Tennessee Route 73 currently carries vehicle traffic over the dam via the J. Carmichael Greer Bridge.
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Therefore, as part of the entire project, the Greer Bridge is slated to be demolished. The highway will be diverted just south of the dam and across a new four-lane bridge over the river about 2,000 ft. (609.6) downstream of the dam.
According to the Tennessee DOT, the fact that the Greer Bridge was only designed for two lanes of vehicle traffic was not the only reason that it is being dismantled.
"From at least the 1990s, TVA has wanted to remove bridges from on top of its dams to provide easier and safer access for workers to perform maintenance to the dams," said Mark Nagi, community relations officer of TDOT's Region 1.
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The multi-faceted road project involves no structural work to the dam itself, only the dismantling of the bridge over it.


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It sure hasn't come easily for the Rangers, and it doesn't appear anything will come easily in this 48-game season.
Following a 4-3 shootout loss to the Islanders, the Rangers are 7-5-1 after 13 games, and 6-2-1 in their last nine, and it sure has felt and looked at times to be worse than that.
On Thursday night they built a 2-0 lead on the downtrodden Islanders, losers of five in a row, and eight straight Garden visits. The Rangers didn't even allow a shot on goalie Martin Biron for the first 13:58 of the game. ...


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Today, Baldacci Family Vineyards includes 45 acres of Estate vineyards, an on site winemaking facility, and a unique system of wine caves beneath a volcanic knoll. The expert vineyard management team carefully nurtures the vine growth, ensuring that the grapes reach their maximum potential to create concentrated flavors and excellent tannic structure.
Estate Winery, Stag's Leap District, CA
Thomas Baldacci's vision for the property was to cultivate Cabernet Sauvignon, which is the benchmark of the Stag's Leap District. The soils are characteristic of the appellation: gravelly and loamy, with a heavy clay influence. Deep soils and cool afternoon breezes make the Baldacci vineyards a perfect environment to grow grapes that can stand alongside some of the best-known Cabernet Sauvignon's in the world. The primary vines are currently Cabernet Sauvignon Clone 8 with new vineyard plantings of Clone 337, Clone 7 and the Heritage Tokalon Clone 31. The hillside beside the cave entrance was also planted in 2002 and is expected to produce deeply concentrated flavors because of the stressful growing conditions. In fact, the hillside grapes may be so distinct that they will yield yet another "designated" wine. Time will tell.
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Cuttings Wharf, Carneros, CA
Recognizing that his needs were expanding, Thomas Baldacci also purchased Carneros vineyard in 2003 to secure control over additional grape supplies. The 23-acre property was replanted with the current Family Collection varietals, as well as some additional ones. This new venture will produce Pinot Noir (From many different clones), Merlot, Syrah, Gewurztraminer and Chardonnay.
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Stella Vineyards, Calistoga, CA
In 2013, Thomas expanded Baldacci's production with the purchase of Stella Vineyards. This vineyard is 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes located in Calistoga at the base of Diamond Mountain. Calistoga's unique geology and climate offers a unique opportunity for Rolando and Ricardo Herrera to explore new personalities of Cabernet. The region is located in one of the hottest parts of the Napa Valley while the soil is underlain with volcanic bedrock and sediments - ideal growing conditions for premium wine grapes.
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The Foundation for Springfield Public Schools has over $200,000 available in scholarships for seniors who will be graduating this year.
There are 132 different scholarships that will be awarded to students who are graduating from Springfield Public Schools or are being renewed at the collegiate level.
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We decided to throw a little early St. Patrick's Day play date with some of our baby friends and their beautiful mamas. We had so much fun with our fall party last year, that we decided to celebrate more holidays that way, with themed play dates! We had everyone bring a green food to share, and wear something green in honor of St. Patrick's Day!
We rolled out paper across my coffee table so that the kids could color on it and a St. Patrick's Day printable coloring page I found online. (here are some more coloring pages too!) I also cut out little four leaf clovers out of cardstock for them to draw on.
We even had a little leprechaun join us!
Our lovely "green" table of food!!! It was all so yummy!
I also cut out four leaf clovers out of book pages and used them as decor throughout the party. Super simple, cheap and they look adorable! I taped a few to the front door, and made some bunting with the others.
Our friend Kirsty (whose little boy Toby was our leprechaun!) made this fabulous St. Patrick's Day bunting. She used duck cloth and actually sent it through her printer! It turned out beautiful!!
Do you guys have any other fun ideas for ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? If so, let us know!!


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- UTEP in New Mexico Bowl
- Unlike last 2 bowl games, UTEP made money in New Mexico Bowl
- Replay New Mexico Bowl chat
- New Mexico Bowl: BYU, UTEP teams motivated
- ESPN goes green, wants fans at New Mexico Bowl to do same
- Miner mania at fan fiesta: UTEP fans rally to cheer on football team
- Cougars find way to bowl after 2-5 start
- Working with UTEP's athletes keeps Poss motivated in job
- NM Bowl goal: 'A sea of orange' in Albuquerque
- UTEP had concussed QB play in 1997 upset
- Tickets continue to sell for New Mexico Bowl
- UTEP at New Mexico Bowl: Fun drives off fog of long drive
- UTEP's Donald Buckram hungry to prove himself
- UTEP football notes: UTEP coaches sign JC recruits
- UTEP football team gets warm welcome in Albuquerque
- UTEP football team departs for Albuquerque for New Mexico Bowl
- 'Inspirational' UTEP football player gets Rudy Award nomination
- UTEP Coach Mike Price says team will find momentum
- Price hopes healthier players will lead to UTEP win in New Mexico Bowl
- 'She's the best:' Longtime trainer keeps UTEP's athletes healthy
- UTEP notes: Price: Extra practices bonus to bowl bid
- UTEP notes: BYU coach was recruited as player by Price
- UTEP cornerback shines in 1st season
- Bowl fever or hoops ardor: Fans plan quick drive to see both games
- UTEP Coach Mike Price happy to end 4-year bowl drought
- It's official: UTEP to play BYU in New Mexico Bowl
- UTEP notes: Vittatoe's workouts limited by ankle injury
For all the profound differences from last year's 3-3-5 defense to this year's conventional 4-3, the most obvious is the first number.
UTEP went from three linemen to four, from one tackle to two, and for a team that for half a decade has struggled at tackle and graduated its 2009 starter, Steve Riddick, that seemed ambitious.
Through the preseason, though, defensive coordinator and line coach Andre Patterson seemed oddly confident his team would be OK there.
Against the odds, they have been and a pair of freshmen have led them. Starters Germard Reed and Marcus Bagley have been solid all season and Reed was just named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team as voted on by the league's coaches.
"It's pretty exciting," Reed said. "At the first of the year it was surprising, but throughout the year it started being expected of me. We're a young group and we've improved so much. It will be a good thing to see next year. As sophomores we'll be even better."
The rest of the two-deep team (sophomore Ruben Muñoz and junior Yahchaaroah Stuart) is returning plus UTEP redshirted three more freshmen. Sophomore Isaac Tauaefa was an opening-game starter before being lost early to a leg injury, but he'll be back.
"Both of our starting tackles being freshmen, it is great to see they are going to be back for three more years," Patterson said. "Germard has improved every week.
"Bagley, over time we're going to restructure his size (he's 6-foot-2, 320 pounds).
"When we get (redshirting freshman) Corin Brooks in the mix (6-3, 320) people will stop saying we're small."
Bagley is a rare player, a true freshman who isn't redshirting. That was the plan with him all along and he was in the middle of the mix by the end of Socorro.
"Coach Patterson told me when I came I had a chance to play right away," he said. "I just needed to work hard and earn a spot. I wanted to start, but I didn't know if that would happen.
"I just had to step up into a role and be a playmaker."
He admits going from North Mesquite High School to a college starter in one year had challenges.
"The playbook gets bigger," he said. "Everybody in college is good. You're playing with the best of the best."
By next season, UTEP's best at tackle should be awfully good. Patterson isn't going to spend Socorro answering doubtful questions about this group.
"It should be a strength," he said. "When you consider Bagley, Reed, Muñoz, (Stuart), (junior Jamie) Fehoko all coming back, we redshirted three defensive tackles, it will be a strength of our defense."
That's a big change from what the landscape looked like before the season.
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I've been moving house, so my apologies for the lack of content (as we used to say in those late-90s, Venture Capital days when CT was set to become a major portal/ bookseller/ search-engine/ content-provider … Ah, "content"—fungible like money, homogenous like lard, extrudable like sausage. A marvelous substance.) The other day our own John and Belle suffered a nasty double-meltdown of their computers. This prompted me to do something I should have done ages ago, which is set up an off-site backup system. Like John and Belle I'd previously relied on synchronizing my laptop and desktop machines (using Unison). Properly backing-up your data can be a pain, but then so can losing everything. Thankfully, though, the Interwebs nowadays provide some useful and easy-to-use services in addition to all that content (consistency somewhere between Hellman's Mayonnaise and Cool-Whip; can be used as spackle if needed). So I've also signed up for a basic account with Strongspace, part of Dean Allen et al's Textdrive outfit. With the assistance of a helpful tutorial from MagpieBrain (Part One, Part Two, Part Three), I now have secure, automated, passwordless, daily remote backups of the important stuff on my Mac. Strongspace starts at eight bucks a month for just over 4GB of space (and unlimited bandwidth). I recommend it. (And they're not even paying me to endorse them.)


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Hello everyone here at Sparkles and a Stove! I look forward to getting to know you all better each month as I contribute a crafty post. And thanks so much to Kathy for letting me post on her blog! This is such a fun experience for me!
My first craft that I have to share with you this month is a perfect centerpiece or Spring or Easter decorations idea.
A Peeps and Jelly Bean Easter Vase!
My mom and I came up with this idea as we searched Pinterest for some fun Easter decoration ideas and compiled our favorite designs. It's the perfect way to add some color and fun to your place!
Here's what you need:
Jellybeans (we tookout the black ones)
Bunny Peeps
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|Comparison of uncovered and covered stents for the treatment of malignant duodenal obstruction caused by pancreaticobiliary cancer.
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|BACKGROUND: Few clinical studies to date have compared different types of self-expandable metallic stents (SEMS) and their outcomes in patients with pure duodenal obstruction caused by pancreaticobiliary cancer. The aim of this study was to compare the clinical effectiveness and side effects of uncovered and covered SEMS for the palliation of duodenal obstruction caused by pancreaticobiliary cancer. METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed all patients with pancreaticobiliary cancer who underwent upper endoscopy with SEMS placement for malignant duodenal obstruction at the National Cancer Center of Korea between April 2003 and December 2010. The technical and clinical success rates of the procedure, complications, and durations of stent patency and overall survival were evaluated. RESULTS: We identified 70 patients with a mean age of 51.2 years (range = 39-81 years); of these, 46 (65.7 %) had pancreatic cancer, 9 (12.9 %) had bile duct cancer, 11 (15.7 %) had gallbladder cancer, and 4 (5.7 %) had cancer of the ampulla of Vater. Twenty-four patients (34.3 %) received covered SEMSs and 46 (65.7 %) received uncovered SEMSs. Technical and clinical success rates were similar for the covered and uncovered stent groups. The complication rate was higher in the covered than in the uncovered group (62.5 vs. 34.8 %, P = 0.025), due primarily to a significantly higher stent migration rate (20.8 vs. 0 %, P = 0.004). Perforation as a late complication occurred in four patients, two in each group (8.3 vs. 4.3 %, P = 0.425). Stent patency tended to be shorter for covered than for uncovered duodenal stents (13.7 ± 8.6 weeks vs. not reached, P = 0.069). CONCLUSIONS: The use of uncovered stents may be a preferred option for duodenal obstruction secondary to pancreaticobiliary malignancies, since they were effective in preventing stent migration and tended to have longer patency than covered stents. Careful attention should be paid to signs and symptoms of perforation during follow-up.
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Mark McCarter and his wife, Theresa, evaluate a wine from Sycamore Cellars at the 3rd annual 'Pigs, Pinot and More!' fundraising bash on Saturday night in the historic Salinas Armory building.
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Swing music was the order of the evening at the well-attended 3rd annual "Pigs, Pinot and More!" fundraising bash on Jan. 26 in the historic Salinas Armory building. More than 20 local chefs and nearly a dozen area wineries provided world-class food and drink for a full program, including dancing after 8 p.m. The former National Guard Armory is in the midst of a complete renovation, and was beautifully decorated for the evening, with a colorful lighting setup, spotlighted vintage Jeeps, and giant black curtains softening the interior walls.
"A big part of our proceeds tonight will go to the Police Activities League and the Armory Project renovation," said Rotary Club of Salinas president Joe Grainger, who was very happy with the turnout. "People haven't been in this building for twenty years ? what better place could we have for a fundraiser?"
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TeamInternet is a special interest group focussed on bringing a great internet experience into whitespace. In order to avoid endless mail and Thursday discussions, this special interest group will create a solution for everyone, if you are interested in joining, ping us.
We plan to have two Internet uplinks in Whitespace. One wired DSL connection through the ISP Dommel and one wireless connection to the Wireless Antwerp network.
After discussing multiple options, we decided to go with Dommel: fast access, cheap, no caps, no ports blocked. We went with the lower cost - lower speed option, with the idea that, if we want more, we can always upgrade.
Note: We are currently not using anything of the web- and mailservice below.
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Your personal homepage at http://yourchoice.dommel.be has not yet been activated. To activate, login at https://crm.schedom-europe.net with username "email@example.com" and password "xxx". Click on "My Packages" -> Click on the "E" at the right of your adsl-account. You can configure your @dommel.be emailaccounts by clicking on the "O".
If you have any questions, please first check our support pages at https://crm.schedom-europe.net (click on "online faq"). If you cannot find an answer to your questions here, you can open a ticket at https://crm.schedom-europe.net (click on "support-desk"), or contact us by telephone every workingday between 09.00 and 18.00 (+32 70 224 305) or by fax (+32 70 224 305).
Wireless Antwerpen[edit]
Since the installation of the Wireless Antwerp access-point on the Belgacom tower we now have line of sight to this wireless network.
To make the connection we have a NanoStation M5. This is installed in the far corner of the slightly higher part of the roof of our building. Power is supplied through POE. The POE cable must be connected to the port on the NanoStation labelled main. The NanoStation can be configured through a web-interface.
The link to Wireless Antwerpen on the roof is now live. We have a policy routing setup where addresses in 10.97.212.0/24 range automatically go out via the WA link, and everything else via the regular Dommel link. You can reach machines in the WA internal network from the regular LAN range, however this still needs a bit of tuning. Addresses in that new range are not yet given out by the DHCP server, but they will be as soon as we get this set up. The idea is that we'll put "known" MAC addresses (see Pamela) in the Dommel range, and visitors get on the WO link. So we'll also be doing a "guest" WIFI network for this. Of course, you can give yourself an IP address in this range (.1 is the soekris). The dn42 link is down. The quagga on the soekris cannot handle BGP in more than one AS, and both dn42 and WA need us to use specific ASNs. If anyone still needs dn42, a fix will need to be found. It's all a bit much for the soekris... we really need to replace it with something that has 1) more CPU, and 2) more ports. We'll need a minimum of 4 ethernet ports. This will require some investment though.
- dns: 0x20.dyndns.info
- runs on soekris:
- apt-get install ddclient
- check /etc/ddclient.conf
- login: hackerspacebxl
LAN: 172.22.32.0/24[edit]
172.22.32.1-10 reserverd for dn42 routers:
* 172.22.32.1 -> VIAboard OpenWRT (00:0D:B4:04:D2:D5) * 172.22.32.2 -> dn42 router * 172.22.32.3 -> dn42 tomato.0x20.be * 172.22.32.4 -> dn42 HSB * 172.22.32.5 -> reserved for dn42 peering * 172.22.32.6 -> reserved for dn42 peering * 172.22.32.7 -> reserved for dn42 peering * 172.22.32.8 -> reserved for dn42 peering * 172.22.32.9 -> reserved for dn42 peering * 172.22.32.10 -> routerboard openvpn test ip
172.22.32.10-49 -> reserved for fixed ip's:
* 172.22.32.11 -> gatekeeper (beagleboard) --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.12 -> 0x20-AP-ch3 * 172.22.32.13 -> 0x20-AP-ch9 * 172.22.32.14 -> soekris * 172.22.32.15 -> AP-dlink * 172.22.32.16 -> sipura --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.17 -> table --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.18 -> TS server --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.19 -> steveo --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.20 -> free * ... * 172.22.32.22 -> Powerbook G4 iMarkt * 172.22.32.23 -> Shizzlebox * ... * 172.22.32.30 -> LaserJet4 --> via dhcp * 172.22.32.42 -> audio system --> via dhcp * ... * 172.22.32.49 -> free
172.22.32.50-149 -> dhcp range
172.22.32.150-169 -> openvpn range
172.22.32.200-220 -> fixed ip via dhcp for accessible in dn42
Register IP in the DHCP[edit]
- Login to dhcp server:
172.22.32.1. If you don't have access, put your pubkey on your user page on the wiki and notify somebody who has already access.
- You need the MAC address of the device you want to add (Hint:
ipconfig /all|
ip -0 addr)
- Config is in
- Add entry at:
# IP 172.22.32.15-49 - Fixed IP's - Document on the wiki 'TeamInternet' page dhcp-host=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx,172.22.32.xx,hostname
UTP Cabling in the space[edit]
All Ethernet cables are (going to be) connected to the patch panel in our rack. Here you have a schematic of how our cables are numbered.
For the time being only the circled numbers are present. The double circled are present and effectively connected to the patch panel already. This is an ongoing process cables will probably be installed as needed.
The cable guy is connected to port 60 on the patch panel.
- info: www.dn42.net
- we are connected (peering with hsbxl for the moment)
- hsbxl: 172.22.33.0/24
- fix dns
We are currently using a linksys router some useful info on how to gain telnet access can be found here http://www.treshaut.net/viewtopic.php?t=37


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Transitions are a natural part of life. Between the beginning and the end of our lives are numerous transitions; some great, others small. Some that will bring insurmountable joy and some that may cause doubt. My goal is to support students' successful academic and cultural transitions to the university during their first year, through graduation and beyond. My aspiration, throughout my life and especially during my career in human service and education, has been to guide and support others to reach their full academic, personal or professional potential. I am honored to be a member of the SASC-McNeill team and I look forward to meeting you.
Levitt, Zoë, Academic Coordinator
I was born and raised in Boulder by parents who always thought "outside the box". I was the first in my family to go to college and walked into it blindly. It seemed like another language was being spoken; I couldn't rely on my parents for guidance, but luckily I was placed in a program for first generation college students that mentored me throughout my undergraduate experience. I'm not the kind of person that will let things deter me, they instead fuel me and I become somewhat relentless. Now I see that same determination in my children and my focus is to encourage or ignite that same spirit in the students I get to work with in the McNeill Program. I spend a lot of time doing art projects with my kids, reading, cooking and going to the mountains. My husband would say that I also love shopping and sleeping late... and he'd be right. My role in McNeill is to bring resources and opportunities to our students via our campus and community, work with students one on one, and plan events. I feel very lucky to work with a team that is so gifted and hardworking - your best interests are at the forefront of all that we do. We are committed to supporting a community that values diversity, individuality and academic excellence.
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First, let me congratulate you both on your appointment as co-chairs of this Ad Hoc Working Group of the Whole and assure you and the Bureau of New Zealand's support in carrying out your work.
New Zealand also thanks the Group of Experts and the Secretariat for their work in setting up this "Regular Process" under the United Nations for global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment, including socio-economic aspects.
Next door, negotiations are underway on the outcome document for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20), to take place in Rio de Janeiro this June. The Regular Process originated in a recommendation from the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg. New Zealand welcomes the continuing support for the Regular Process here and in the preparations for Rio+20. An integrated global marine assessment process will make an important contribution to sustainable development.
The Regular Process will benefit developed and developing countries alike. For New Zealand, it offers a valuable opportunity to improve our knowledge of the state of our marine environment within a global context. For many developing countries, especially small island developing states (SIDS), these needs are even more profound. The ability to draw on strengthened international networks and the identification of capacity-building needs and opportunities will also have significant benefits.
For this reason, we are pleased to announce that New Zealand has just contributed a further NZ$ 30,000 to the trust fund to support participation in the Regular Process.
New Zealand welcomes the regional expert workshops that have taken place in Chile and China. A New Zealand scientist participated in the South East Pacific workshop in Chile last year. We also look forward to participating in the workshop for the South West Pacific later this year, and thank Australia for its generosity in hosting this workshop. We are pleased to hear that other regions are also planning to hold workshops in the near future.
We thank the Group of Experts for the Revised Possible Outline for the First Global Integrated Marine assessment of the Regular Process. It is time to move forward with the first assessment phase. We would also hope that the outline can be treated as a living document, to be updated with insights from regional workshops that are yet to take place.
There is no doubt that the Regular Process will be a long-term endeavour. However, developing the first integrated assessment of the world's oceans will be a significant achievement. Accurate scientific information is crucial for effective policy-making. To derive full benefit from the Regular Process, it will be important to maintain our commitment to the on-going reporting and assessment process after the completion of the first assessment in 2014.
We encourage all those involved in this ad hoc meeting to work cooperatively and creatively to find common ground which can be referred to the General Assembly for its consideration.
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I've experienced this, too, and that often, restarting the app fixes it: app issue; not robust enough netcode to recover from an initial or extended outage.
I've also found instances where no app had network connectivity, despite showing strong signal and data. Turning cellular data in settings off and on fixes that.
Also, it could be a Waze server-side issue as the same message will appear if Waze cannot reach the Waze servers. I think that's the only check the app does to determine if the "internet" is available.


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A judge granted a divorce Tuesday to the parents of three missing boys from southeastern Michigan's Lenawee County, a day before the father returns to court to face kidnapping charges.
It was an unusual scene in court. John Skelton represented himself during the brief hearing and was allowed to pose questions to Tanya Skelton. He repeated his claim that he gave his sons to an "organization," which hasn't been identified, but police don't believe him.
If Tanya Skelton receives full custody of the children, "they won't be available to either of us," John Skelton said. Circuit Judge Margaret Noe granted the divorce after a trial that lasted less than an hour.
The boys -- Andrew, Alexander and Tanner -- haven't been seen since they were with their father on Thanksgiving at his home in Morenci, near the Ohio border. John Skelton is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday on kidnapping and unlawful imprisonment charges.
Hundreds of people have searched woods and waters in Ohio and Michigan. In February, Morenci Police Chief Larry Weeks, concerned that people had false hope of the boys' return, said the case had turned into a homicide investigation.
Tanya Skelton filed for divorce last September. The boys lived with her but were allowed to visit with their father.
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Distributed and parallel database technology has been the subject of intense research and development effort. Numerous practical application and commercial products that exploit this technology also exist. Since the mid-1990s, web-based information management has used distributed and/or parallel data management to replace their centralized cousins. The maturation of the field, together with the new issues that are raised by the changes in the underlying technology, requires a central focus for work in the area. Distributed and Parallel Databases provides such a focus for the presentation and dissemination of new research results, systems development efforts, and user experiences in distributed and parallel database systems.
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Orange trees and vendors populate the central square, which is surrounded by colonial buildings—including the imposing government palace. It's empty by day, but starts to fill with gossiping jujeños, old and young, by late afternoon. The plaza benefits from free Wi-Fi.
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Softbank Summer 2009: PhotoVision HW001 Hands-on
Category: Phones - Tags: 3g, Digital Frame, Digital Photo Frame, Photo, Photovision, Softbank, Wifi
Here's a nice little digital photo frame which immediately receives pictures you send it via email or MMS. Yes this digital photo frame has an emebeded 3G module and you'll need a dedicated data plan to receive photos your friends and family send you.
I admit I really love the idea behind the PhotoVision and hope to see mode devices like this in the future but with both Wifi and 3G.
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Eastern's football future was on display, while the starters rested up for EWU's opener against the Washington Huskies on Sept. 3
Freshman running back Quincy Forte and sophomore receiver Ashton Clark each scored twice as Eastern Washington University concluded its second full week of preseason practices with a 44-play scrimmage Saturday (Aug. 27) at Roos Field in Cheney, Wash. Eastern's starters all rested as the Eagles now begin preparation for next Saturday's (Sept. 3) season opener in Seattle against Pac-12 Conference member Washington.
"That's pretty common at this point in camp," said Eastern head coach Beau Baldwin of getting a chance to watch his younger players in action. "We usually don't play the starters much, if at all. It gives us a chance to hit Monday and be as fresh as we possibly can for game week.
"And at the same time we get another look at players who are on that bubble for our travel squad, depth and special teams," he added. "We want to see them playing in live action at the end of camp."
Very few of EWU's 15 returning starters and EWU's 35 other letter winners back played on Saturday, leaving the bulk of the action to sophomores, redshirt freshmen and true freshmen. The offensive units had 255 yards of offense on 44 plays (5.8 per play) and scored four touchdowns, but the defense also had a trio of three-and-outs.
"We had a couple of three-and-outs, which is good to see from the young defense," Baldwin said. "For our young offense it was a struggle at times, but at other times they operated well and moved the ball. In years past, sometimes you get to this point in camp and you feel like it ends up one-sided. It feels good to know that your young players and backups at all spots have good ability. We have good depth throughout the team and not just on one side of the ball."
Senior quarterback Nick Gauthier, who is third on the depth chart, engineered a 15-play, 80-yard drive to open the scrimmage, capped by a 3-yard touchdown pass to Clark. Gauthier finished 6-of-7 for 35 yards on the drive, and true freshman running back Jordan Talley added 26 yards on the ground in his only action. Talley is expected to be one of just two or three true freshmen to not redshirt this fall.
Forte, also a true freshman, added touchdown runs of 11 and 2 yards, as he finished with 42 yards on eight carries. Freshman redshirt Cody Hecker from Sandpoint, Idaho, added 22 yards on 10 rushes.
True freshman Vernon Adams engineered scoring drives of 40 and 70 yards, and was 8-of-10 for 118 yards. He had a 25-yard TD pass to Clark, who had three catches for 38 yards. Freshman redshirt Trenton Pinson had four grabs for 61 yards, including a 33-yard catch and run on a pass from Adams.
Junior linebacker Rusty Haehl had seven tackles, and freshman redshirt linebacker John Goldwire and sophomore linebacker J.C. Agen added six each. Freshman redshirt linebacker Ronnie Hamlin added a pass broken up and four tackles, including a six-yard tackle for loss on one of the three-and-outs.
The Eagles will take Sunday off before beginning preparations for the Huskies, a member of the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision and the Pac-12 Conference. Washington finished 7-6 overall and 5-4 in the league a year ago, just two years after a 0-12 campaign in 2008. The Huskies won their final four games last season, including a 19-7 Holiday Bowl victory over Nebraska -- a team Washington lost to 56-21 earlier in the year.
Next week's match-up – Washington's first-ever meeting against a team from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision – starts at 4:05 p.m. Pacific time and is televised live on Root Sports.
Eastern enters the 2011 season with more game experience and practice time than most teams, whose 2010 seasons ended last November. The Eagles played 15 games after ending the season with an 11-game winning streak to win the 2010 NCAA Division I title. With well more than an extra month of practice time under their belts, the Eagles finished the season on Jan. 7, 2011, with a come-from-behind 20-19 victory over Delaware in the national championship game.
Scoring Plays
Ashton Clark 3 pass from Nick Gauthier (Mike Jarrett kick)
Quincy Forte 11 run (Kevin Miller kick)
Clark 25 pass from Vernon Adams
Forte 2 run
Rushing: Jordan Talley 5-26, Quincy Forte 8-42, Cody Hecker 10-22, Nick Gauthier 2-12, Vernon Adams 4-6, Total 29-108.
Passing: Nick Gauthier 6-of-7 35 yards, Vernon Adams 8-of-10 118 yards, Nelson Fishback 1-of-2 minus-6 yards,Totals 15-of-19 147 yards.
Receiving: Ashton Clark 3-38, Greg Herd 3-21, Jordan Talley 2-minus-4, Jake Withnell 1-9, Trenton Pinson 4-61, Cody Hecker 1-0, Jason Boyce 1-22, Totals 15-147.
Leading Tackles: Rusty Haehl 7, John Goldwire 6, J.C. Agen 6, Chase King 5, Ronnie Hamlin 4, Alden Gibbs 4, Scott Burgett 3, Ethen Robinson 3, Jordan Tonani 3, Ashton Boothroyd 3.
Interceptions: None
Passes Broken Up: Ronnie Hamlin 1.
Sacks: None


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PETALUMA - The awards, yes, they could be condensed into just two sentences. But trying to capture Sarah Wadsworth in two sentences is like trying to capture an elephant with a butterfly net. Too much elephant for the net. Too much Wadsworth for the two sentences. But we have to begin somewhere, so let's begin with two short sentences.
Sarah Wadsworth is the 2012 Sonoma County League Tennis Coach of the Year. Sarah Wadsworth is the 2012 NCS Tennis Coach of the Year.
More than 10 months after her death.
More than a year after she coached the Petaluma girls.
Those two honors are tributes, of course, to Wadsworth, but they are scratches on the surface. They don't say why and how.
Morgan Intoschi is a junior who played for Wadsworth in the fall of 2011.
"She still is my role model," Intoschi said. "She still is someone I look up to."
Notice the verb tense Intoschi used. She spoke in the present tense, as if Wadsworth were going to walk into the room at any second and say, "Morgan, let me see your drop volley." Imagine how much an impact a person has to have on someone to be referred to like that. It's the etching of one personality upon another, a permanent inscription of sorts that can't be seen, only felt, somewhere near the soul.
"She was a force of nature," said sophomore Maddie Thomas.
The girls — Thomas, Intoschi and Nicoline Pedersen — spoke of Wadsworth that way. Wadsworth was always directed movement, doing something for someone, somewhere.


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70% of sales organizations using tablets are already realizing a positive return on their investment1
Mobile is helping sales organizations better engage clients, improve productivity, and sell smarter. From interactive presentations to integrated analytics, custom mobile sales enablement tools are equipping teams to meet the demands of the modern sales cycle.
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Epigallocatechin-3-gallate-mediated cardioprotection by Akt/GSK-3β/caveolin signalling in H9c2 rat cardiomyoblasts
1 Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, Taichung 407, Taiwan
2 Department of Life Sciences, National Chung-Hsing University, Taichung 402, Taiwan
3 Institute of Bioinformatics and Structural Biology, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu 30013, Taiwan
4 Graduate Institute of Basic Medical Science, China Medical University, Taichung 40402, Taiwan
Journal of Biomedical Science 2013, 20:86 doi:10.1186/1423-0127-20-86Published: 19 November 2013
Epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCg) with its potent anti-oxidative capabilities is known for its beneficial effects ameliorating oxidative injury to cardiac cells. Although studies have provided convincing evidence to support the cardioprotective effects of EGCg, it remains unclear whether EGCg affect trans-membrane signalling in cardiac cells. Here, we have demonstrated the potential mechanism for cardioprotection of EGCg against H2O2-induced oxidative stress in H9c2 cardiomyoblasts.
Exposing H9c2 cells to H2O2 suppressed cell viability and altered the expression of adherens and gap junction proteins with increased levels of intracellular reactive oxygen species and cytosolic Ca2+. These detrimental effects were attenuated by pre-treating cells with EGCg for 30 min. EGCg also attenuated H2O2-mediated cell cycle arrest at the G1-S phase through the glycogen synthase kinase-3β (GSK-3β)/β-catenin/cyclin D1 signalling pathway. To determine how EGCg targets H9c2 cells, enhanced green fluorescence protein (EGFP) was ectopically expressed in these cells. EGFP-emission fluorescence spectroscopy revealed that EGCg induced dose-dependent fluorescence changes in EGFP expressing cells, suggesting that EGCg signalling events might trigger proximity changes of EGFP expressed in these cells.
Proteomics studies showed that EGFP formed complexes with the 67 kD laminin receptor, caveolin-1 and -3, β-actin, myosin 9, vimentin in EGFP expressing cells. Using in vitro oxidative stress and in vivo myocardial ischemia models, we also demonstrated the involvement of caveolin in EGCg-mediated cardioprotection. In addition, EGCg-mediated caveolin-1 activation was found to be modulated by Akt/GSK-3β signalling in H2O2-induced H9c2 cell injury.
Our data suggest that caveolin serves as a membrane raft that may help mediate cardioprotective EGCg transmembrane signalling.


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How do you get guild members to log in nice and early before raids, remember their consumables, build a steam head of enthusiasm and polish up their knowledge of strats and game skills? Believe it or not, it's not a struggle - it's what Relyimah of <Klatoo Verata Niktoo> on Kilrogg-US and her guildmates do for fun. If it's an hour before raid time, it's time for Pre-Raid Trivia.
Most of Relyimah's trivia sessions cover the gamut of WoW knowledge, but every session is capped off by strategy questions pertinent to the encounters the raid will be tackling that evening. She calls the learning process "strat by osmosis." "All rounds are 20 questions worth one point a piece, and the five bonus-round questions are worth five points each," Relyimah explains. "I have a lot of fun writing the questions, as it makes me learn the strategy as well. I usually grab my info from WoWWiki or Tankspot.com." Winners scoop up 25 gold plus prizes such as an epic armor kit or Frostweave Bag - but the best reward, she notes, is a raid that succeeds.
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15 Minutes of Fame: How did Pre-Raid Trivia get its start?
Relyimah: It was all because two guys were being horrible to each other in guild chat at the beginning of the year. They just wouldn't let up on each other, so I just threw out a random trivia question: "What was Harrison Ford's first role in a George Lucas film?" That got everyone to stop because guild chat lit up with Star Wars and Han Solo, which were all incorrect (the answer: Bob Falfa in American Graffiti). But it got those two fellas to stop hammering on each other and got their mind on something else.
So are you a guild officer?
Nope, I'm not an officer. I'm just your regular, average, ordinary guild member who is lucky enough to have a GM that lets me go off on my creative whims. If I had to have a title, I guess you could say I'm the unofficial morale lady - or as my GM puts it, I'm the sticky stuff that helps keep us together. I just make sure the Fish Feasts get put out, I do the Druid battle rez checks in the raid to make sure our raid leader knows what is available to him, and I run Pre-Raid Trivia on Saturday nights. I guess you could call me the guild/raid cheerleader as well.
What content is KVN working on now?
Ulduar-25 and Crusader's Coliseum.
Are there prizes for trivia winners?
Every week, 25g goes to the winner of the trivia round, no matter what. Usually the 25 gold for the winner of the trivia round comes out of my own pocket. It was my idea to give out a monetary prize; it wouldn't be right to ask people to put up the prize money - it goes along with the ethic of "never ask someone to do something you wouldn't do yourself." Some of the items donated: Frostweave Bags, gems in every cut and color, armor kits ... Nothing extravagant, though. It's about the questions and if you know your strat, not about what you can win, the prizes are just an added bonus.
Who supplies the prizes?
We all chip in. Really, it's whoever feels the need to donate a prize. Whoever donates the prizes for the week gets highlighted as that week's game sponsor. If I don't have a sponsor, then I pick a random guildie and do a parody of their raid habits, and we go without a prize.
What about the challenge's structure?
Most rounds contain between 20 to 25 questions. If we go to 25, the last five are the five-point bonus questions. The rules of the game are simple: For the first 20 questions, each question is worth 1 point. No using the internet to help answer the questions. For each round of 20, there is at least one special prize bonus question.
Each week, depending on who has sent the bonus prizes, they become the sponsor the week. For example, Horry, our Warlock class leader, sent over some cut gems for the prizes, so for the sponsor announcement it said, "This week's Pre-Raid Trivia is sponsored by the new KVN film "Horry and the Hook," the tragic story of a young Warlock lost in Naxxramas. Now playing at a theatre near you. Tickets available at your local KVN box office." ("Horry and the Hook" is a reference to when we were first starting Naxx-25 and going into the Spider Wing. Horry got a little too far to the right in the entry hallway and a spider web-pulled him - and yeah, he died, but I could have sworn I saw the surprised look on his toon's face as he got yanked into that pack of eight-legged pain.)
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- Foods and Potions
- Freya
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Keeping it Real vs. Playing the Game
By Lance on Nov 3, 2009 in Dating
I recently asked a question on the Ask Penelope group on brazencareerist.com:
Will a girl come over to my house for dinner on a first date? Versus meeting for drinks? I'm trying to keep it real and skip the BS.
What I thought was basically an innocuous question (okay, a little provocative…hey, it's me) got me massacred on the forum and again on comments in Honey's post How Safe is Too Safe? Which was totally fine because it got everyone thinking.
A little background. I communicated with this girl on Match.com, we emailed back and forth, and it turned out she worked at the same firm as one of my best friends. Her and my friend went out to lunch for work (which they do occasionally), and at one point during the meal they talked about me. I was vetted. Not only that, but she and I were already Facebook friends so she had a wealth of information. I figured at that point it was pretty safe to skip the "normal" first date of drinks/coffee and just go for a dinner at my place. We lived within walking distance of each other, so in my mind it made a lot of sense. I was thinking: grill-out, bottle of wine, hang out on my porch, talk about literature, movies, travel, etc.
This is my idea of a perfect date. I like this because it's comfortable, it encourages fantastic convo, there's no wrangling over checks, she can see how I live, and it's a kickass meal. Time flows easily. It's even a little romantic. AND, if things are going well, we can always play tonsil hockey on the couch. Yeah, I said it.
This isn't me trying to seduce a woman and get her into my bed as quickly as possible. This isn't me using my house as a weapon. This is me honestly trying to have intelligent conversation and breaking bread with another human being and making a no bullshit connection, something that I really want to do and is a little harder to do over expressos at Barnies. Am I being too idealistic here?
Almost everyone threw safety and the specter of date-rape in my face. I got called insensitive, callous, a douchebag, and it was even suggested that making dinner might make me a psycho. People, please. I get the safety issue. I'm not a fucking idiot. I've had one girlfriend who was sexually assault at gun point while on a late night run (sisters, don't ever do this), and another girlfriend who worked at a women's advocacy center. I listened to horror stories about domestic violence and rape every night for a year. I respect this issue and understand the seriousness of it.
Here is the frustration I want to express. The market for 20-something, attractive, high value women is highly highly competitive here (and most other places). If you don't hit it out of the park right away, you will not get a second date. If she's online, she is talking to 10 other dudes and has dates lined up from here to Thanksgiving. Remember, on Match.com, 41% of users are female…but a far smaller percentage are attractive, high-value women. Think something closer to 10%. (And no, I'm not talking about perfect 10's here, I'm talking about run-of-the-mill cute, smart girls.) If she doesn't have dates stacked up, she's probably sleeping with somebody: an ex-bf, a fuck buddy, a rich guy, her attractive bartender friend, whatever, which further muddies the picture. If you're short and fat, you're not getting the date. If you're broke, you're not getting the date. If you're ugly…you've got problems. That's the no-bullshit reality of dating for someone at my age. It's crazy competitive. Coffee dates and sipping Bud Lights simply will not do. You must hook and make an intellectual and emotional connection immediately.
I think all the women who flamed me on Penelope's forum are women who don't have dating problems. They've got boyfriends or husbands and they don't get what a jungle it is, just like Honey doesn't get it any more. They advise to meet for coffee, when the reality is coffee dates are boring as hell, it's hard to make any kind of headway, and you're probably going to get dropped because she met someone with a) better game or b) higher up the social ladder.
What I would like to see are solutions for men and women to get to know each other and make real, deep connections. Dating should not have to be a callous, war-like activity where the first things we think about are rejection, violence, and fear. It should be safe. It should be heart-centered, focused on relationship building, about exploring ourselves and making deep connections with another person. It isn't, but it should be. That's what we all want at some point, I think.
If that doesn't work, I'm going back to using game, wielding attraction, and making out scoring same-night-lays with girls in bars within the first hour of meeting them. I've done that plenty of times before and I know it works just fine.
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A: I play in the band at my school, going to all the football games and supporting the team and the school. I also am involved in my youth group in which we go and help out in the community.
Q: What has been your greatest accomplishment?
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Q: What are your future plans?
A: Once I graduate from high school, I plan to attend the University of Texas at Austin and study nursing. I am looking into being a nurse practitioner or a pediatric oncologist.


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I didn't mean that they have different reiatsus, I meant that lets say a higher reiatsu output could possibly lead to slower aging. Sure toshiro is young but he could be staying young, as in mid teens to early 20's longer then other shinigamis because of a higher reiatsu output.
In naruto the slow aging has not been explained properly except that it has something to do with strong chackra, for example the Uzumaki clan having really long life spans and Madara too but not many others in the Uchiha clan, if any have shown this trait.
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Angels for Hearts, Inc. is the product of a Sacramento family, the Kaufman's. The Kaufman's daughter Kimberly, old was diagnosed with congestive heart failure in 2004 at the age of 29. The Kaufman Family is mindful of the experience they and hundreds of other families have endured with heart related procedures and long stays in hospitals. They learned firsthand that many of these families and patients, particularly the youngest patients, need help and support. Angels for Hearts was incorporated as a charitable, public benefit corporation; Angels for Hearts is a Non Profit 501(c)(3) organization; Tax ID #26-3287958. Kimberly is not a heart transplant candidate and has a less then normal life expectancy.
The Kaufman family learned that while a child is in the hospital there is no sense of normal. Children especially need to have some sense of normalcy to help them in their recovery process. Angels for Hearts is founded on the idea of making sure that pediatric heart patients (ages 0-17) keep some sense of normalcy of being a kid even when they have pediatric heart issues and grow up in a hospital setting.
On Saturday, August 3rd, 2013, Angels for Hearts, in conjunction with the Children's Miracle Network at UC Davis Children's Hospital will hold its 5th Annual "When I Grow Up…" Event. The event will be located at the UC Davis Mind Institute from 11:00am to 2:00pm. The Mind Institute is located at 2825 50th Street, Sacramento, CA 95817; on the campus of the UCD Medical Center. This event will enable pediatric heart patients to experience meeting and talking face to face with the professionals they dream about being when they grow up. The children will be able to enjoy meeting fireman, policemen, doctors, nurses, chefs, pilots, athletes, political leaders and other role models. Angels for Hearts goal is to help the heart kids remember that their dreams are only limited by their imaginations. We want to help these children to remember that first and foremost they are kids before they are heart kids.
Our event 'When I Grow Up...' is for families that have a child ages 0-17year old that has a heart issue. We invite the entire family, the heart kids, siblings and parents/guardians to come and just enjoy a day as a family. For many heart families our events are the only times where they are with other families that have kids with the same medical issue. For some families it may be the first time their heart child or the sibling has ever met another heart child or sibling of a heart child. Our 'When I Grow Up...' event is not a career fair the theme of the event is 'When I Grow Up...'. Since so many heart kids spend so much time in the hospital and they dream just like any child about what they want to grow up to be we just have a party where we bring them the people they dream about becoming when they grow up. Our event is just a day for families to have a fun day and enjoy being a family and not have to worry about being a heart family, For Angels for Hearts our hearts kids are first and foremost kids before heart patients.
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Naples, Florida (News-Press) -- Five months after their original case was dismissed, Ave Maria
University in Naples has again filed suit against the federal
Their charge: President Obama's health care
overhaul violates the school's religious beliefs because it allows women
access to free contraceptives.
Ave Maria's first attempt
to quash required implementation of the Affordable Care Act was filed in
February 2012 and thrown out by a U.S. district court judge in April.
part of Obama's health care overhaul, a federal mandate requires nearly
all health care plans to eventually pay for contraception and
Ave Maria President Jim Towey reiterated
Thursday what he said last year when the original suit was filed:
University officials find it objectionable the federal government asks
them to be complicit in providing and paying for birth control.
judge upon dismissing the case said the government was continuing its
efforts to work with the school and the regulations for the overhaul
were not yet finalized.
Towey said Thursday he believes the government made no effort to compromise or accommodate the school's religious beliefs.
school says the mandate will be in full effect on Jan. 1, and if it
does not comply, the university says it faces fines of $100 a day, per
employee. The school of about 870 students employs around 140. The
current insurance plans do not provide
contraception, Viagra or vasectomy.
would $7 million come from? From Heaven? I don't know where the money
would come from," Towey said. "To try to cover a fine like this ... I
have a hard time imagining how that's in the best interest of the
country to shut down a university that's adhering to its own religious
Bishop Frank Dewane of the Diocese of Venice last year sent a letter to Catholics urging them to fight.
cannot - we will not - comply with this unjust law. People of faith
cannot be made second-class citizens. Do not be misled by attempts to
turn this into a debate about church teaching or the morality of
contraception. The issue here is religious liberty and freedom of
conscience," he wrote.
The university has enlisted help of
the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which has won several cases
regarding First Amendment rights.
Towey said next week the school will file a preliminary injunction on the mandate.
studies say the overwhelming majority of Catholic women practice birth
control, and a poll released last year showed 58 percent of Catholics
believed their employers should be required to provide health plans that
cover contraception.
"The issue is not about
contraception, the issue is about religious liberty," Towey said after
filing of the first lawsuit. "The fact that we have individuals using
birth control is their personal choice.
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fighting it, and we will fight it to the end, and if it means that
ultimately the university will no longer provide health care insurance
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established its name and branding with its quality of service and products.
In a very short time BRAC Bank became one of the successful and fastest
growing private bank in Bangladesh. BRAC Bank is owned partially by BRAC,
the largest non-government organization in the world, International Finance
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Bangladesh. Given some broad policy goals and objectives, it formulates and
implements monetary policy, manages foreign exchange reserves and lays down
prudential regulations and conduct monitoring thereof as they apply to the
entire banking system. The
Bank has the power to impose penalties for non-compliance and also to
intervene in the management of a bank if serious problem arise. It also has
the delegated authority of issuing policy directives regarding the foreign
exchange regime.
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