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That is the question many ask
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crossing helps their sprouts to
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thus avoiding the unpleasant
stench of overcooked sprouts.
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Add a little splash of water; just
enough for a 1-2cm puddle in the
bottom of the pan. Let the water
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Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan oven 160°C/350°F/Gas
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flour, cinnamon and ginger. Fold in the grated carrot,
sprouts, walnuts and dates. Cook for just under an hour;
a skewer should emerge from the centre cleanly. Leave
the cake to cool.
To make the icing, beat the cream cheese until it's soft
and then add the icing sugar. Add vanilla extract to taste.
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and sprouts, if you want to push the point home).
2 eggs
125g caster sugar
100ml vegetable oil
1 tsp vanilla extract
125g self raising flour
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground ginger
125g carrots, grated
125g Brussels sprouts, grated
35g walnuts, chopped
35g dates
(For the Icing)
125g soft cream cheese
250g icing sugar
1-2 tsp vanilla extract
Walnuts to decorate
You can either make this in
advance or assemble it on the
spot. The key ingredient is a
handful of roasted chestnuts.
Roughly chop them up and
fold in an equal amount of
butter with a good pinch of
sea salt and pepper. That's it.
Toss a nugget of this into
your cooked sprouts. Let it
melt and dive in.
Cumin is great with cabbagey
things and so works like a
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your sprouts are tender, add a
good pinch of cumin, a little
grating of orange zest, a
squeeze of orange juice, a
hunk of butter and some salt
and pepper. You can either
add the individual ingredients
or whip everything up into a
flavoured butter.
Just when the sprouts are
tender, turn the heat up.
Add a splash of sunflower
or olive oil, along with a
good pinch of freshly
grated ginger root and
finely chopped chilli. Toss
and sizzle for a moment
and finish with a splash
of soy sauce.
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convert any sprout hater.
Once your sprouts are just
tender, add a nugget of
butter. Crumble in a few
rashers of bacon (smokey
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Wonderful outfit.
It's so well put together. You are as cute as always!!!
aww lovely outfit! great pics
Finally is summer 😀 Your look is perfect
Love this entire outfit…it looks so comfortable yet sophisticated at the same time! The UK needs some of your warm weather!
you look amazing as always! love the mustard yellow and the simple black + printed.
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great sandals. you look so cute when you smile!
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It's 95 F in NYC and I am inspired by your outfit, so I know what to wear tomorrow!!! Xx K
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Jules, I love this look! The pairing of the yellow with the animal print is so cute. Can't get over that dress! Perfect outfit to welcome the summer.
I love that skirt – and your nail polish!
LOVING that jacket. and the shoes are FAB too!
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LOVE those sandals! They look so comfortable and I love the heel!
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Jules, you pull mustard off so well! I wish my skin could handle that color of yellow… I have to stick with the brights.
I love your shoes!
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loving the layering!
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So pretty! You look great in that yellow color and your smile is so sweet in that last photo!
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ur pretty no matter what you wear, love the slouchy trend!
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I love everyone's attitude and outfits during the summertime. It's such so light and refreshing. I love this outfit and your skirt in particular
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I love this outfit so much, so light and so gipsy!! Very inspiring!!
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Gorgeous! You are so pretty x
Love your heels !
SO lovely to see your smile : )
i´m also loving the warm weather here in Italy!!
flowy and loose outfits are the best to keep you fresh and stylish.
loved the chunky heel with the gold detail! and those shadessss. mmm i need them!
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Great layering! Love the sandals!
you look gorgeous!
Stunning, love the pop of color x
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Stunning as always, love the skirt.
The skirt is my favourite piece here!!!! Wonderful over all look xxxx
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I'm so in love with you and your style that my dream is to become a great redactor in my own magazine in order to put you in charge of my fashion part in the mag ahahah
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I love that all the pieces have a very natural vibe to them. The jacket looks lovely against your skin color, really gives everything a bit of contrast. Perfect how you stayed with a black palate for the rest of the outfit.
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Glenda Byars: Learning how to be thankful
Published: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 6:44 p.m.
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'Well, th' lawww!" Mama Goodson meets us at the back door of her four-room mill village house.
"Are you freezin' to death? Come in and git warm!"
The back hall leads into the kitchen and the aromas that mingle are tantalizing and embracing: sage and onions and celery in the dressing; cinnamon slipping in from the apple cake and pumpkin pies (most of us prefer sweet potato pie, but we always have pumpkin, too); coffee warming on the back of the stove.
Just beyond the kitchen, the voices of Papa, Aunt Grace, Uncle G.B and Aunt Jewel, Uncle Leonard and Aunt Clarice jangle in a raucous holiday cacophony.
Everyone gets a great big "UH-UHH" hug, that squeezes the breath out.
By the time we get around the room, someone else has come in and the hugging continues.
When its time to eat Thanksgiving dinner (not lunch, and supper is leftovers), Mama always asks God to "bless the food we are about to partake" and offers thanks to her Jesus for the family here and those who were far away. I learned more than table manners at those dinners that enticed with food and taught by example.
RoseMary Jones Hyatt's loving, care-giving Pennsylvania-Dutch "Granny" Stovall frequently fed the whole Stovall, Epperson, Jones and Brown clan that spilled out on the front porch after the blessing and plate-loading.
"We were loved, even though," Jim Epperson remembers, "we had to be quiet until Granddaddy listened to 'The Lone Ranger' on the radio!"
RoseMary muses, "Times were simpler. Nobody had much 'stuff,' but we knew who we were and didn't even want to live by the standards set by anyone else."
Our generation is blessed, and we know it.
I wish that President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney could have one of our Thanksgiving dinners. Could sit between RoseMary's Daddy and her Grandmother in front of the Thanksgiving turkey. Or get one of Mama Goodson's hugs. Could know what its like to look out the bedroom window every spring and see the "snowball bushes" Papa planted when we bought our house; or how pecan pie tastes when it's made by slightly gnarled fingers, from a recipe handed down since Great-Granddaddy Akins planted the pecan trees in the backyard.
Neither candidate was "in touch with the American people"; neither seemed to have learned lessons about honesty, gratitude, patriotism, religion, respect and, most of all, family.
Isn't it sad that they and so many others missed our Southern Thanksgivings? Our laughter that rocked the house; our cousins and siblings and family lore? Uncle Frank snoring softly on the couch after dinner; Mother and Aunt Jean clearing away the dishes; the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade marching across the little television screen, leaving precious memories across our hearts.
Some people just don't know about being thankful, do they?
We do, 'round town.
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== Documentation ==
This document describes some of the recommended conventions that should be applied in the KDE libraries (not applications). Respecting these guidelines helps create a consistant API and also may help ease maintainence of the libraries later. While these conventions are not mandatory, they are important guidelines, and should be respected unless you have a good reason to disregard them.
As an introduction, you should read the document Designing Qt-Style C++ APIs.
For kdelibs, it is recommended to follow the Kdelibs Coding Style.
In KDE, we basically follow the same naming conventions as Qt.
Class names starts with a capital K. The rest is in camel case. Function names starts with a lower case, but the first letter of each successive word is capitalized.
Unless dealing with central libraries (kdecore, kdeui), classes should be in the library namespace. In that case, it is the namespace which starts with K and the classes inside may not start with it. New libraries should choose their namespace.
The prefix 'set' is used for setters, but the prefix 'get' is not used for accessors. Accessors are simply named with the name of the property they access. The exception is for accessors of a boolean which may start with the prefix 'is'.
Acronyms are lowercased too. Example: KUrl instead of KURL and isNssEnabled() instead of isNSSEnabled()
Accessors should usually be const.
This example shows some possible functions names
void setColor(const QColor& c); QColor color() const; void setDirty(bool b); bool isDirty() const;
private Q_SLOTS:
void slotParentChanged();
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In order to more easily maintain binary compatibility, there shouldn't be private members in a public class. For more information about binary compatibility, read Binary Compatibility Issues With C++.
By convention, the private class will be named the same as the public class, with Private appended to the name.
class KFooPrivate;
class KFoo
/* public members */
KFooPrivate * const d;
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class KFooPrivate
public: int someInteger;
KFoo::KFoo() : d(new KFooPrivate) {
/* ... */
KFoo::~KFoo() {
delete d;
} Notice that the member d is const to avoid modifying it by mistake.
If you are implementing an implicitly shared class, you should consider using QSharedData and QSharedDataPointer for d.
Sometimes, complex code may be moved to a member method of the Private class itself. Doing this may give the compiler an extra register to optimize the code, since you won't be using "d" all the time. Also, remember to inline such methods if they are called only from one place.
If your class hierarchy is large and/or deep, you may want to try the concept of shared d-pointers. You'll be trading the added complexity for a smaller memory footprint in the main object (there will be only one "d" variable in it). Other advantages include:
The latter advantage is especially useful if your class has moved the code from the main class to the Private class. If that's the case, you should be calling the Private methods instead: since they are not exported, they will create simpler relocations in the final library (or none at all). By simply calling the Private method instead of the public one, you contribute to a faster load-time of your library.
To implement a "shared d-pointer", you need to:
There's an example of such a construct in a separate page.
This is a handy macro that hides the ugly stuff for you. It creates the d_func() function for you, using the variable called d_ptr. If yours has that name, you can use this macro. If it has another name, maybe you should create a macro to make your code look nicer.
Q-pointers are like d-pointers, but work in the reverse direction: they are in the Private class and they point to the public class. Needless to say, this is only possible for classes that don't share their d-pointers. Examples of classes that might benefit from q-pointers are all those derived from QObject, while classes with implicit sharing are those that potentially can't use it.
Q-pointers are especially useful if your class has moved most of the code to the Private class as recommended. In that case, you may need to emit signals from the Private class. You would do it as:
emit q->signalName();
(You need to declare the Private class a friend of your public one; Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE does that for you)
Q-pointers may also use the a shared q-pointer technique just like d-pointers can. What's more, Qt also provides a macro called Q_DECLARE_PUBLIC and one Q_Q to hide the ugly parts of the implementation.
For binary compatibility reasons, try to avoid inline code in headers. Specifically no inline constructor or destructor.
If ever you add inline code please note the following:
These recommendations are also true for code that are not in headers.
Try to avoid meaningless boolean parameters in functions. Example of a bad boolean argument:
static QString KApplication::makeStdCaption( const QString &caption,
bool withAppName, bool modified);
Because when you read code that uses the above function, you can't easily know the significance of the parameters
window->setCaption(KApplication::makeStdCaption( "Document Foo",
true, true));
The solution is to use QFlags. If the options only apply to one function, call the enum FunctionNameOption and the QFlags typedef FunctionNameOptions. Do that even if there is only one option, this will allow you to add more options later and keep the binary compatibility.
So a better API would be:
class KApplication
/* [...] */ enum StandardCaptionOption { /** * Indicates to include the application name */ WithApplicationName = 0x01, /** * Note in the caption that there is unsaved data */ Modified = 0x02 }; Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(StandardCaptionOptions, StandardCaptionOption)
/** * Builds a caption using a standard layout. * * @param userCaption The caption string you want to display * @param options a set of flags from MakeStandartCaptionOption */ static QString makeStandardCaption(const QString& userCaption, const StandardCaptionOptions& options = WithApplicationName); /* [...] */
}; Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(KApplication::StandardCaptionOptions)
Each object parameter that is not a basic type (int, float, bool, enum, or pointers) should be passed by reference-to-const. This is faster, because it is not required to do a copy of the object. Do that even for object that are already implicitly shared, like QString:
QString myMethod( const QString& foo,
const QPixmap& bar, int number );
Note: Avoid const references for return types though. Returning for example
const QList<int> &someProperty() const;
means exposing the internal data structure for someProperty() and it's very difficult to change it in the future while preserving binary compatibility. Especially for implicitly shared objects the one refcount that one avoids by returning a const reference is often not worth it the exposure of implementation.
There are cases where it makes sense, where performance is absolutely critical and the implementation is very fixed. So think twice about it and consider returning a value instead:
QList<int> someProperty() const;
In the libraries, use Q_SIGNALS and Q_SLOTS instead of signals and slots. They are syntactically equivalent and should be used to avoid conflicts with boost signals, and with python's use of "slots" in its headers.
Consider using Q_PROPERTY for properties. The reason is that properties (especially those marked SCRIPTABLE) will be accessible through the javascript interface.
If you follow the propname / setPropname naming scheme, moc sets a special flag for the QMetaProperty.
For each constructor (other than the copy constructor), check if you should make the constructor explicit in order to minimize wrong use of the constructor.
Basically, each constructor that may take only one argument should be marked explicit unless the whole point of the constructor is to allow implicit casting.
Try to reduce as much as possible the number of includes in header files. This will generally help reduce the compilation time, especially for developers when just one header has been modified. It may also avoid errors that can be caused by conflicts between headers.
If an object in the class is only used by pointer or by reference, it is not required to include the header for that object. Instead, just add a forward declaration before the class.
In this example, the class KFoo uses KBar by reference, so we do not need to include KBar's header:
class KBar; class KFoo : public KFooBase {
public: /* [...] */ void myMethod(const KBar& bar);
There are two types of #include statements: #include <foo.h> and #include "foo.h".
Say we have the file xyz.h in /usr/include/mylib/ that contains the following:
The preprocessor will search for the file header1.h in all the paths given as -I arguments and then replace the line with the contents of that file.
For line 2 the preprocessor tries to use the file /usr/include/mylib/header2.h first and if it does not exist search for the file like it did for header1.h. The important part to note here is that the preprocessor does not look in the directory of the source file that includes xyz.h but in the directory where xyz.h resides.
Now, which include statement is the one to use? After all you can specify every directory you want using -I (or rather CMake's include_directories()) and thus could use #include <...> everywhere.
Rationale: The header files of external libraries are obviously not in the same directory as your source files. So you need to use angle brackets.
Headers of your own application have a defined relative location to the source files of your application. Using KDE4's cmake macros your source directory is the first include switch to the compiler and therefore there's no difference in using angle brackets or double quotes. If you work with a different buildsystem that does not include the current source directory or disable CMAKE_INCLUDE_CURRENT_DIR then all includes (inside your application) using angle brackets will break.Ideally the buildsystem would not need to specify -I
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UNODC and the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) worked together, as part of UN.GIFT, to encourage parliamentarians to take an active part in stopping human trafficking. Combating Trafficking in Persons: A Handbook for Parliamentarians is intended to help them regarding this issue. This version is in Russian. This publication is also available in: English, Spanish, Arabic and French
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It seems incredible that drilling in the Arctic Ocean for petroleum is being considered given what we have seen from BP's Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico, the Cosco Busan in San Francisco Bay, and the Exxon Valdez in Alaska's Prince William Sound, to name but a sampling of modern petroleum industry debacles that have damaged the marine environment.
Place those realities next to no viable method to clean up an oil spill in the Arctic's extreme conditions and limited information about the Arctic's unique marine environment to begin with, and one might shout: Have people lost their senses?
Common sense may have become uncommon in the desire to make more money, and a desperate need to feed our collective addiction to fossil fuels. Like most addictions, the user will do almost anything to get more.
There is no doubt that we still need petroleum but we can wean ourselves from it. Strong support of clean alternatives and renewables, and green lifestyle changes are a good start. So is drawing a line in the sand somewhere, in this case, a line in the ice. There may be some tough choices to be made, but to not make these choices, to not move toward a clean energy future, is a defeat, a victory for the addiction.
Exxon Mobil in Russia is already eying the Arctic marine wilderness and US President Obama may sell leases that will allow petroleum companies to drill there. This despite one campaign in 2012 where 400,000 people, 573 scientists, and 60 members of US Congress said they opposed drilling in the Arctic.
The potential damage to the environment and human health aside, drilling in the Arctic is old thinking. It is not innovation or a technological evolution. Like something stuck deep in the cortex of our early brains holding us hostage, it is still extracting and burning, extracting and burning.
For no drill to puncture the Arctic would be a symbolic turning point. No Arctic drilling might even send a message of hope to ourselves — that we can change and improve, that we can find a better way.
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Russia Gives Exxon Access to Arctic, New York Times
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- Fixing the Broken Textbook Market: How Students Respond to High Textbook Costs and Demand Alternatives, U.S. Pirg Education Fund and The Student PIRGS, January 2014. During the fall of 2013, the Student PIRGs conducted a survey of 2,039 students from more than 150 different university campuses.
- Ten Years Later: Why Open Educational Resources Have Not Noticeably Affected Higher Education, and Why We Should Care, EDUCAUSE Review, February 2013. Four major hurdles seem the likeliest hindrances to adoption of OERs: discoverability, quality control, bridging the last mile, and acquisition.
- Adopting OER: A Case Study of Cross-Institutional Collaboration and Innovation, EDUCAUSE Review Online, November 2013. The authors found that by leveraging investments in open educational resources across institutions, universities can both increase the return on investment beyond the initial adoption and benefit their students at scale.
- The Cost and Quality of Online Open Textbooks: Perceptions of Community College Faculty and Students, First Monday, January 2013. Over 125 students and 11 faculty from seven colleges responded to an online questionnaire about the cost and quality of the open textbooks used in their classrooms.
- Dramatically Bringing Down the Cost of Education with OER: How Open Education Resources Unlock the Door to Free Learning, February 2012. This issue brief from the Center for American Progress and EDUCAUSE seeks to provide a substantive understanding of OER and at the same time inform the emerging public debate over their use in public education. It is important that OER be part of the broader conversation concerning spiraling education costs and the need to make education more accessible and affordable at all levels.
- An Open Educational Resource Supports a Diversity of Inquiry-Based Learning. This article from the January 2012 issue of The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, explores how open education resources (OERs) are actually being used. This case study sought to shed light on the users of a well-visited set of modular music-education materials published at Connexions.
- Open Resources: The Need for Integration, EDUCAUSE 2011. This annual conference talk arguea that the various open movements need to join up to provide a more complete, higher-level educational experience. OER should link more closely to full-text open-access articles and, where useful, to research data. OER should be better placed in a pedagogical context; there should be a bigger push for open text books.
- Open Educational Resources: Access, Impact, and Sustainability Through Policy, EDUCAUSE 2011. This annual conference session explores the issue of increased availability of OER raises questions about the effect they are having on student learning and about models and policies for sustaining current efforts.
- Openness: Decoupling the Future to Radically Improve Access to Education, EDUCAUSE Live!, October 2011.
- Open Educational Resources and the Role of the University, EDUCAUSE Review, Volume 46, Number 5 (September/October 2011).
- Open Courseware Initiatives and the Challenge of Sustainability, EDUCAUSE Review, Volume 46, Number 4 (July/August 2011).
- Textbook Affordability: Emerging Solutions in Ohio, ELI Web Seminar, April 2011.
- 7 Things You Should Know About Open Textbook Publishing, EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, March 2011.
- 7 Things You Should Know About Open Educational Resources, EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, May 2010.
Web Sites with OER resources
- The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources - CCCOER is a joint effort by the OER Center for California, Foothill-De Anza Community College District, the League for Innovation in the Community College and many other community colleges and university partners to develop and use open educational resources (OER) and especially open textbooks in community college courses.
- Connexions is a place to view and share educational material made of small knowledge chunks called modules that can be organized as courses, books, reports, etc.
- eduCommons is a content management system designed specifically to support OpenCourseWare projects. eduCommons will help those in the education field develop and manage an open access collection of course materials.
- Free Online Course Materials is a California State University MERLOT collection of over 35,000 open course materials.
- FREE: Federal Resources Educational Excellence has than 1,500 federally supported teaching and learning resources are included from dozens of federal agencies.
- Hewlett Foundation OER page includes a link to the publication "Open Educational Resources Overview" which includes lists of OpenCourseWare, Courses and Learning Objects, Open Collections, Repositories and Portals, Open Journals and Books, and Consortia and Virtual Communities.
- Learning Beyond Textbooks is an iNACOLs website dedicated to increasing the public's understanding of Open Educational Resources
- MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content. OCW is open and available to the world and is a permanent MIT activity.
- The Open Course Library, from Washington State University, is a collection of expertly developed educational materials – including textbooks, syllabi, course activities, readings, and assessments – for 81 high-enrollment college courses. 42 courses have been completed so far, providing faculty with a high-quality, affordable option that will cost students no more than $30 for textbooks.
- OER Commons was created as a network for teaching and learning materials, the web site offers engagement with resources in the form of social bookmarking, tagging, rating, and reviewing.
- The Open Education Resource (OER) Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization that provides leadership, networking and support for educators and educational institutions to achieve their objectives through Open Education.
- KSA Digital Library is a collection of digital media related to the fields of Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and City and Regional Planning that may be used for teaching, learning, and research by the KSA and the global community.
- The Open University (OU) is the United Kingdom's only university dedicated to distance learning. Through academic research, pedagogic innovation and collaborative partnership it seeks to be a world leader in the design, content and delivery of supported open and distance learning. The site includes Open Learn which provides free learning resources.
- WikiEducator is a community project working collaboratively with the Free Culture Movement towards a free version of the education curriculum by 2015. Driven by the learning for development agenda WikiEducator is developing free content for use in schools, polytechnics, universities, vocational education institutions and informal education settings.
- The World Digital Library (WDL) makes available on the Internet, free of charge and in multilingual format, significant primary materials from countries and cultures around the world.
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EDUCAUSE Library Items for Open Educational Resources (OER)
- $500 Million in Higher Ed. Grants Involving OER Announced
September 21, 2012
Earlier this week, the U.S. Department of Labor announced the college and university winners of its second-round grants under the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Trai…
- EDUCAUSE Now: - #35 - 1) FCC's Net Neutrality Proposal 2) Joshua Kim on Open Access and Blogging
January 13, 2011
This month on EDUCAUSE Now :Â We speak with EDUCAUSE Policy Director Steve Worona to find out what the new FCC Net Neutrality proposal means for higher education. We also feature an intervi…
- EDUCAUSE Now - Show #10 - Vint Cerf Interview, Washington Policy Update, Year-End Review
December 11, 2008
It's the year-end episode of EDUCAUSE Now! Grab your eggnog and come sit by the warm fire while we bring you a policy update from our Washington, DC, office, take a look back at 2008 with …
- Open Educational Resources and the Obama Administration
September 14, 2011
A session at the ELI 2011 Online Fall Focus Session
This session will review the inclusion of open educational resources (OER) as a key component of the Obama administration's Technology Plan and 2020 graduation goal, which is designed to ens…


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Use the SVN tag that matches your KDE version. E.G. for 4.3:
Use the SVN tag that matches your KDE version. E.G. for 4.3:
::svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/tags/kdesupport-for-4.3/kdesupport
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KDE-4 and some supporting libraries use CMake.
Install the latest version from cmake.org
KDE-4 requires a lot of the same general purpose libraries as KDE-3.
The output from running CMake should list what you are missing -- which generally applicable libraries that you need which I will not discuss further.
A system should have these installed:
(and properly configured) although, strictly speaking, they are not all dependencies for KDE-4.x.
See: BLFS for build and configure instructions.
HOWEVER, KDE-4 and KDESupport libraries may need newer versions of the libraries than those in BLFS. So, it is probably best to install the versions stated above or the latest releases of these dependencies rather than the versions in BLFS.
Some of these libraries are dependent on:
which should be installed and configured according to the BLFS instructions.
KDE-4 still requires version 4.2 of:
See the instructions in this old version of BLFS:
Get the current release (e.g. boost_1_42_0.tar.gz) here:
The current release eliminates the arcane naming issues. Although not the same as using autotools, it is now simple to build and install.
Remove the includes from previous versions:
and if you have a link:
remove that also.
The CLucene developers suggest using the GIT repository since there are no recent releases. However, KDE-4 currently depends on the last (old) release:
Do NOT use CMake to build it.
Use kde-qt from:
This installs as Qt-<version>, so when it updates to the next version, it won't install in the same place. This means that you will need to change the <version> any place where it is specified. You will also have to install QCA (and its plugins) again when the version changes.
You can use the GIT clone [see TRUNK above], or your can use the latest release of QT-4.6.x from Nokia:
Use 4.5.3:
Or a newer release (see above). A newer release may have issues.
You will probably need to use some options for configuring Qt. Various options may be appropriate and/or needed depending on your system, what you have installed, and where it is installed. Run:
./configure --help
to see the options. There are a lot of them, but the defaults work for most of them.
Suggested configuration:
{change the include directory for mysql as needed}
If installing Phonon from KDESupport (recommended), or other separate Phonon, add the configure option:
to avoid having two versions of libraries with the same SO number.
Do not use the one in KDESupport or KDE's SVN.
Download the current release of qca from:
and the plugins:
NOTE: qca-ossl-2.0.0-beta3 will not build against the current release of OpenSSL without being patched:
Required for KDE >= 4.5.0. Appears to be optional for KDE-4.4.
Get release >= 0.3.5 here:
and the current release of the dependency QJson here:
If you don't have Getfem++ installed, get the current release of GMM from:
Get them:
You also need the dependency EET. Get either the snapshot there o the current release here:
PROBLEM: KDE requires QEdje >= 0.4.0 which depends on QZion >= 0.4.0 and the 0.4.0 release of QZion will not build.
If it won't build, check line 13 of the file:
It should be:
Get the current 2.0.x release from:
You need a Java compiler with JNI to build the Sesame2 storage backend for Soprano and a Java RunTime (JVM) to run it.
Remember to add the "bin" directory to your path and the "lib" directory to your "/etc/ld.so.conf" file.
Note: newer versions of Redland don't work.
and the current release of the (optional) Redland dependency 3Store here:
Note: If 3store3-3.0.17 will not build against Rasqal, then skip it for now -- it is optional.
When building Redland, you will probably need to use:
to point to your Berkeley DB directory.
If your installed SQLite is > 3.6.16, you will probably have to configure Redland with:
Install in this order:
Only needed for KDE >= 4.4 and TRUNK
Get virtuoso-opensource >= 6.1.1 here:
If you have problems, use the direct link:
and the current release of the dependency iODBC here:
If building iODBC only for KDE, use configure parameter:
For building Virtuoso, these configure parameters are useful:
If building Virtuoso only for KDE, (to save disk space) use configure parameter:
use KDESupport:
If you don't want to install all the small SVN icons:
Use KDESupport:
This does not include: Ontologies. See below.
Use the KDESupport SVN tag that matches your KDE version. E.G. for 4.3:
Since TagLib is also a dependency for GStreamer (gst-plugins-good), you probably don't want to have a redundant installation for the KDE-4 version that will be your 'production' version. Remove it from KDESupport SVN:
And install the current release from:
NOTE: To get GST Plugins Good to build the plugin for TagLib you need to set the environment variable:
before you run: "configure".
The QCA in KDESupport is not currently used (see QCA-2.0.2 above) so:
For KDE Support 4.5 and TRUNK:
Do not use the version in KDE Support. Remove if from KDE Support:
See below
The current KDESupport may not be compatible with LFS installed FFmpeg. Use this patch:
Index: strigi/src/streamanalyzer/endplugins/CMakeLists.txt
--- strigi/src/streamanalyzer/endplugins/CMakeLists.txt (revision 1096146) +++ strigi/src/streamanalyzer/endplugins/CMakeLists.txt (working copy) @@ -34,9 +34,3 @@
target_link_libraries(xine ${XINE_LIBRARY}) endif(XINE_FOUND)
-if(FFMPEG_FOUND) - include_directories(${FFMPEG_INCLUDE_DIRS}) - ADD_STRIGIEA(ffmpeg ffmpegendanalyzer.cpp) - #set_target_properties( ffmpeg PROPERTIES COMPILE_FLAGS "${FFMPEG_DEFINITIONS}" ) - target_link_libraries(ffmpeg ${FFMPEG_LIBRARIES}) -endif(FFMPEG_FOUND) ------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------
Or, use the FFmpeg snapshot on the CBLFS page:
This more recent snapshot requires: "libx264.so.83". The x264 snapshot on CBFLS is too old. This Source RPM worked:
Google is your friend.
NOTE: You may need to add these parameters to the CMake command line:
You must build with the same CMake parameters as the KDE-4 modules; specifically:
Required for KDE >= 4.4 and TRUNK.
If you checked out KDESupport from TRUNK, you have the package. Otherwise, get it here:
and install with CMake.
Phonon has been moved to
Get it with the command:
KDEBindings-4.4.x will not build against Phonon from the GIT repository.
Use the version in KDESupport-4.4.
Install with:
and the rest of the CMake parameters the same as KDESupport or Supporting dependencies.
The 0.95.1 tarball from the KDE FTP site will not install correctly. You need to apply this patch:
diff -Naur polkit-kde-1-0.95.1.old/agent/CMakeLists.txt polkit-kde-1-0.95.1/agent/CMakeLists.txt
--- polkit-kde-1-0.95.1.old/agent/CMakeLists.txt 2009-12-23 04:31:29.000000000 -0700
+++ polkit-kde-1-0.95.1/agent/CMakeLists.txt 2010-03-25 15:54:12.000000000 -0700
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
target_link_libraries(polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1 ${KDE4_KDEUI_LIBS}
) configure_file(polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1.desktop.in ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1.desktop)
@@ -25,4 +25,4 @@
set (DESKTOP_INSTALL_DIR /etc/xdg/autostart) endif (DESKTOP_INSTALL_DIR)
-install(FILES ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1.desktop DESTINATION ${DESKTOP_INSTALL_DIR}) +install(FILES ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1.desktop DESTINATION ${KDE4_AUTOSTART_INSTALL_DIR}) ------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------8<------
You must build with the same CMake parameters as the KDE-4 modules; specifically:
You should have this installed with a prefix: "/usr". All you need to do is build KDE-4 with:
However there appears to be a problem for KDE < 4.5
Get the current release from:
You need to install this with the same prefix as KDE4 (even if you already have it installed in "/usr") to eliminate missing MIME type errors. Currently, KDELibs won't build unless you do this. And, even if it does, you will get run time errors -- popup windows saying that certain MIME types can not be found.
This appears to be a bug that was fixed with KDE-4.5; for ealier versions this workaround does seem to work.
Get the current release from:
This package is dependent on KDEGraphics. The package has a lot of optional dependencies which you need to satisfy only if you want the corresponding plugins built. You should install it in the same directory where you installed KDE-4.x.y.
Be sure that you updated your: "PKG_CONFIG_PATH" to include $CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX/lib/pkgconfig (for example):
If you checked out KDESupport from TRUNK or the TAG: "kdesupport-for-<version>", you have them.
If you checked out KDESupport from a tag "kdesupport-<version>" up to 4.3, you need to get them. If you are using SVN, that would be:
{where <version> is the latest release for the branch you are using (e.g. 4.3.4 for the 4.3 branch)}
Or, you can simply use TRUNK:
TRUNK and KDE-4.4 require libssh. Get the current release >= 0.4.0 from:
To build the Python bindings for KDE, you need the current releases of SIP and PyQt from here:
Install: "SIP" first and then: "PyQt". These are both Python add-ons so they install with:
Unless you want to get into serious complications, you should only build PyQt against one version of Qt and you should only install one version of KDEBindings. If you try to build against multiple versions of Qt or install multiple versions of KDEBindings, with a single instance of Python (or other languages), you will install two versions of the same file in the same place.
PyQt will find Qt based on your environment variables. So, if you want to install for a version of KDE other than the one that you are currently using, be sure that these are set correctly:
KDEBindings is dependent on KDEGraphics (specifically Okular).
Other language dependencies are optional. If you have other supported languages installed on your system, installing KDEBindings will build bindings for them.
QScintilla2 is optional. If you are installing it, get it here:
Install it after SIP & PyQt. It has a Qt build system, so install for Qt4 it with:
KDEEdu might be dependent on KDEBindings.
Only required for KDE >= 4.4 and TRUNK
Get the current release here:
and follow the build instructions in the README file.
Telepathy-Qt4 is the Qt bindings for Telepathy. Since this has general usage, you should probably install it along with its semi-optional dependency telepathy-glib.
Get the current releases here:
Install: "telepathy-glib" first and then: 'telepathy-qt4".
The output from CMake lists several other optional dependencies. It appears that these are needed to support specific functions in KDENetwork. So, if you need those functions, you need to install them. You will probably also need to install the corresponding Telepathy addons from here:
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Swimmers ousted at regional meet
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BCFCU raffles baskets for Komen foundation
Two breast cancer survivors, Elisa Reagan of Sanderson and Liz Taylor of Macclenny (2nd and 3rd from left in front row) won gift baskets worth $750 in gift cards and merchandise during a recent campaign by Country Federal Credit Union to raise funds for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The credit union presented a check for $517 to the foundation on November 4, representing proceeds from raffles at its Macclenny and Baldwin branches, according to manager Anita Crews (left in photo). Thirty-five area businesses and individuals donated money and merchandise to fill the baskets.
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shorts ( I received back when I first started blogging) to dress down the blouse.
I ended up chopping them off to a way shorter length (compared to before) right
before I walked out the door and now I'm beyond excited to have
Amaaaazing necklaces
Love these pics
Lovely outfit you look beautiful!!! The t-shirt and the nail polish are really great, they look gorgeous on you
xoxo and happy weekend!!!
I love your bracelets and your necklace! It adds so well to the outfit
amazing shirt!!
You look amazing!
Perfect as always Jules! and I love your nails
I love your outfit! That bag is super cute
i love your shirt! its so bright and fun!
super jealous of your tan, your legs look inred in those jean shorts.
They're such a good fit on you, i am yet to find the perfect denim shorts. I may just have to DIY some old jeans
lovely outfit. have a nice trip!!!
Wonderful outfit!)
Such a cute outfit…nails are just asking to be tried! Love the lilac tone!
Have a lovely Friday!
I love the blouse!!!!!!!! I like this look very much!! And the necklaces are so beautiful ^.^
as dreamers do
The colors of the stripes are awesome! Congrats! Xoxo
I love the armony of this look,is so positive!
Love your top and the way you accessorized!!! Super chic!!
Jules I love your style, the shorts look way better now than before in my opinion. Your top is so pretty and that MBMJ. Oh it's so pretty!xx
lovely look! your nails are pretty awesome too!
the blouse is so beautiful! i love how you combine bright pieces with neutral ones. the result is perfect as usual :)!
girl u rock!
This is so cute! I love how it looks with your tan:)
I like your shorts and bracelets very much!
Gorgeous, love your necklace.
nice hun
Such a cute mani and arm party – will always have lots of love for that shirt!
love the color of your nails. I adore purple
love the details
amazing style!!
gorgeous! i love this look!
I love your accessories!
love your outfits as usual<3
gorgoeus Jules!
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Loving the bracelets!
beautiful blouse
love your bracelets <3
essie – lilacism?!
I absolutely love this outfit!
I love your clothing and mix-style that you make.
xoxo from Madrid
great blouse! i like this colour!
Oh I love this look!
Obsessed with this outfit Xx
Very nice outfit, I love the shirt
such a casual yet stylish look!
You can't go wrong with that blouse! And loving all of your jewelry.
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You look stunning, I love your shirt 😀
Your nails are divine! Love your bag and bracelets too… amazing accessories to your chic outfit!
Jewelery is so beautiful, I absolutely love it <33
from Poland with love
Perfect look!!! Loved..
Great combination of colors and patterns! Leopard goes with everything.
Love the nails!!
i need to hack my jeans soon. i love cutoffs!
fantastic accessories!
Jules, you look amazing and I love this outfit. Great necklace…xoxoxo
From the jewellery to that amazing blouse this is by far one of my favourite looks for the summer, In love!
P.S. I added you to my daily dose list recently, just thought I should let you know and I love your blog
Jules I am in love with the way you dress down n add a layer of chic to your entire clothing. Just admire you.
Have fun in SF stay warm!
Fatnastic outfit!I like third photo ;>
Jealous, I've been lusting for an Equipment blouseee!
Love that Equipment top. I have a similiar J.Crew one – but this is great.
love this! those colors are amazing on you! xx
cute outfit, love the blouse!
they look so much better chopped off! but i have kind of an obsession with cutoffs
Yours' are SO PERFECT! love the necklace, too
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loving these accessories, you have a perfect amount of bling for this outfit
As always… cool! 😉
I love the classic color combo in this blouse! And what shade is your nails? I love Essie Lilacism which looks very similar to that. Have fun in San Francisco!
Amazing outfit! Love the top =) X
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Such an amazing outfit! Love how you added the leopard heels!
i adore your nails hun!
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LOVE your blouse!
Love those shorts! I love bringing back old clothes that still fit and look great. Recycling at its best! I love that bracelet combination too. Great colors!
you look great…as always!
Your arm candy is amazing and I love your striped top!
I love this blouse with the shorts. I like this length, so cutting them off was a great idea!
how do u get ur nails to look so great? how do u avoid chips, lumps, etc? i cut, file, apply base coat, paint, then apply top coat. that isnt working for me!
Me encanta tu estilo! Te sigo desde Spain!!!! Kisseesssss!!
Loving that blouse! The color is great!
lovely shirt:)
nice outfit!
sophie xx
whenever i need inspiration on how to wear cutoffs – this is where i come to!
you have a stunning collection of cutoffs and you style them all so effortlessly!
i love your blog jules. am absolutely smitten!
tiana of l'esthetique
this is such a cute outfit! especially love the heels and blouse <3
What color/brand is your nail polish?! I love both!
you look amazing!
you are so tanned! 😉
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waou tu as hiper bronzé !!!!
Love your nail polish!! What is that purple called?
I love your look! You have really great style! The color of your blouse is very cool!
Hope you my pass by my blog I have a new post about French Macaroons
Cute outfit! I love that shirt and those colors. Great nail polish and jewelry as well!
Killer outfit! LOVE all your jewelry.
wow, love u jules!
This blouse is SO pretty I love the navy + turqoise! x
Love your outfit!!
love love this look! i have an obsession with stripes. the cutoffs look so original and effortless. totally obsessed with all your jewelry and stacked bracelets! love what that looks like. alimonada has some great necklaces!
Nice nails! And I love the outfit- your legs look so gorgeous and bronze, jealous
Love it all. This is one of my favorite outfits that you've worn- EVER. The stripes are so cute and the accessories are perfect. You look so pretty!!
Yay for coming to SF! I've become a regular at the Madewell store because of you! haha
Sometimes You look like J.Lo.:) Love it!
Have fun babe!! Love the shorts! xx
So chic! I love that necklace, your nails and those shoes! Cute look! XOXO, http://www.NatalyasCloset.com
You seriously have the best style ever, Jules. I love this outfit! x
Kate {Something Fabulous}
My name is Edna, I'm french and I love your blog. You always have the cutest outfits, and you have a lot of class.
I hope to soon….
Love your blouse and, as said before, in love with your pumps : ))
Wow that shirt looks amazing on you. Those colors make your skin glow! Love all the accessories too
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Love ur nails! Pure inspiration for memorial weekend!!!!! Xx K
OMG that's a really great outfit!! Love the combination of prints and color!!
Love the bag, love the blouse… I don't think you can do wrong in my book.
Adoro esos zapatos!! Pero es imposible encontrarlos. Podrías decirme si los van a reponer? De verdad espero que si!!
Me gusta mucho tu estilo!
I gotta have your jewelry! :p & You look amazing in these photos! ^.^
xo – David
Absolutely love the shirt & heels! Such a cute combination!
Absolutely in love with your necklaces!
You always look so effortlessly chic, love the stripes and the bag!
Xx Esther
Your outfit is perfect. I loved your nails,
bye, xx
your accessories are awesomeee.
xx char
Fantastic! I love the chic blouse in combanation with the cut offs! You look beautiful! xo, Christina
Perfect combination! Love this striped shirt!
xx Olga
La Petite Olga
Are you in SF for pleasure or work??? Either way you have to hit up Limon for some amazing Ceviche. Papalote for some REAL Mission Burrito's the chips and salsa are the best plus their burrito beat Bobby Flay's in the Food Network's Throwdown. And cant miss a Ghirardelli Chocolate Sundae. The list goes on and on…Enjoy and welcome to my CITY.
Will you be doing any public events?
i just love the layered necklaces! such a great outfit
Love your style!!
Nice shirt!
Love your shirt,these colors are amazing!!
great recycling!!love this outfit!your one of these necklace is similar to my DIY.If you like,check my blog.
lovely! amazing pictures!
Hello I've seen your blog on Stradivarius Online Magazine and I'm so excited! You are great ! Kisses from POLAND :))
great look!
love every detail of this outfit!
simply wow! love your amazing style!
I checked your blog and I like it so much!
Visit my fashion blog and if you want we can follow each other via GFC and Bloglovin!!
I'm waiting for u!
Have a great Saturday!
i think this outfit is so cool!!!
me too i like blanched shorts,
contrast with the tan,
i also like the accessories!!!
really perfect and so rock!!!
amazing style and blog,))
And i'm a new follower now;)))
great combinations and new proposals
Lovely outfit, I love your nails, your Marc Jacobs purse and your ripped shorts
I totally love this, amazing blouse!!!
xo Emma
Lovely look. Adore the triple spike necklace. xA
I love your shirt in combination with the leo pumps. Great mix of patterns!
great combinations and new proposals
Love that Equipment shirt, and teamed with leopard print and denim, just brilliant!!
love it from head to toe!!!!!
Great outfit!I really love your shoes!
I really wonder why I didn't come across your blog any earlier! I really enjoyed scrolling through all of your blog posts! Keep it up, I'll be back:).
I love how you threw in the leopard print. Such a cute combination!
<3Chelsea Elizabeth
gorgeous nail colour – and love your necklaces too!
i love the nail colour.
i love this look !
I want those shoes..I love them paired with that outfit!
Love these shorts and how you made them shorter! You should do a post sometime on how you stay so thin…like on your general diet and exercise (if applicable I suppose), because you look amazing and I'm sure there are other gals besides myself who would love to know!
I agree with Jacy !
i'm also very interested in your diet and workout cause you're looking so great
love the blog since 3 years already.
I really love your blog. Gives a lot of inspiration
Are you dying your hair or is it natural?
I love your baaaaag !
amazing!as all your outfit!)
Polly with love
Stripes, Mint, and Leopard…. all my faves. 😀
xx Love & Aloha
Absolutely love your style and this outfit rocks!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this look
xo Ancille
Hello, I see you have the wrist full of bracelets, I want to show this web leather and metal accessories.
Hello, I see you have the wrist full of bracelets, I want to show this web leather and metal accessories.
Cute blouse!
xo Jennifer
I LOVE this outfit. You do such a great job of mixing casual with chic. Great style!
Your Nails are so nice!
This is amazing
Love your outfit, my first time here.. and wow you're so beautiful!
xx Sari
This is an amazing look. I love the contrast between the bright stripes and those BEAUTIFUL Madewell leopard heels. Beautiful! x
this outfit is so perfect! from your top to your nails to your shoes! =]
I just love the way you mix prints!!! Great sense of style and blog 😉 Fashion greetings from Paris
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