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Come to the International Day of Peace 2015 9/20 12-6 pm
INTERFAITH TALKS 2015 Spring
Please join us for the Second Annual Interfaith Talks. There are four interfaith talks this year. All are open to the public, you may come to any or all of them, as you wish, and as your schedule allows.We believe it is best that we learn about each other and from each other, so we do not fall victim to half-truths and misunderstandings.
After a brief talk from each of our three speakers of different religions, there will be time for questions and answers, comments, and dialogue.
Please come and join Rabbi Anna Boswell-Levy, Iftekhar Hussain, and Pastor Bob Coombe from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM. The dates and topics are:
April 12, 2015 Your religions believes and Origins of Scripture
Zubaida Foundation and Mosque, 855 Big Oak Road, Lower Makefield Township, 19067
April 19, 2015 Messiah, Heaven, Hell, and the Afterlife, Define "Prophet" and "Messenger"
The Crossing (Crossing Community Church), 80 Lower Silver Lake Rd, Newtown, PA 18940
April 26, 2015 Life Events and their rituals: Birth, Marriage, Death, Burials, Roles of Husband and Wife
Pennswood Village, 1382 Newtown Langhorne Rd, Newtown, PA 18940
May 3, 2015 Living Our Faith and Q&A
Congregation Kol Emet, 1360 Oxford Valley Rd, Yardley, PA 19067
For more information, please contact Noor Phillips at 215-932-4766
This set of talks are sponsored by the Zubaida Foundation.
The Zubaida Foundation, established in 2005, is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to improve the spiritual, moral and social health of the community. It does this by arranging and holding congregational prayers, educational programs, social activities, interfaith dialogues and peace efforts of all faiths in conformity with the teachings of Islam.
ICLB Presents Fourth Annual Thanksgiving Service And Potluck
ICLB Presents Fourth Annual
Thanksgiving Service And Potluck
November 23, 2014 from 5:00 – 7:30pm
At Grey Nuns Mother House
1750 Quarry Rd, Yardley, PA 19067 (GPS: use Morrisville)
Interfaith Service and potluck!
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Please include a list of ingredients with your dish.
(Abrahamic) Interfaith Study 2014 8 evenings from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m., January 23 through April 10, 2014
(Abrahamic) Interfaith Study 2014
8 evenings from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m., January 23 through April 10, 2014, as scheduled below:
Recognizing the religious diversity that exists in our community and the relatively few opportunities for us to meet together and learn about each other, three diverse faith communities have planned an Interfaith Study on 8 Thursday evenings, from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m., at each of the faith communities, on a rotating basis. The study will be led by the clergy of these faith communities; Rabbi Howard Cove of Congregation Kol Emet, Imam Mohammad Cheble from Zubaida Foundation, and Pastor Bob Coombe at Yardley United Methodist Church. There will be a time for questions and answers. Refreshments will be served. Participants are asked to bring a donation of money and/or non-perishable food on each of the evenings, to be donated to a local ministry that serves people in need.
The Interfaith Study has been publicized through The Advance, the Bucks County Courier Times and a mailing of flyers to 45 local faith communities (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim)
Topics and locations of the evening sessions follow:
January 23 at Yardley United Methodist Church
What each faith community believes about the Origins of Scripture,
An Overview of Religion in America, and
their View of God/Allah
January 30 at Yardley United Methodist Church
Rabbi Howard Cove talks about Moses,
Pastor Bob Coombe talks about Jesus,
Imam Muhamed Cheble talks about Muhammad
February 6 Imam Cheble talks about Jesus and Moses
Pennswood Pastor Bob talks about Moses and Muhammad
Village Rabbi Cove talks about Jesus and Muhammad
February 27 Abraham at Pennswood Village
March 6 Messiah at Zubaida Foundation
March 27 Heaven, Hell, and Afterlife at Zubaida Foundation
April 3 Life Rituals: Birth, Marriage, Death, Burial at the Congregation Kol Emet
April 10 Living Our Faith in Today's World YUMC
Donations of non-perishable foods and/or money will be received each evening for local organizations which serve people in need.
For information on possible cancellation of an evening due to inclement weather, go to the YUMC website at http://www.yardleyumc.org
Yardley United Methodist Church 300 Yardley-Langhorne Rd. Lower Makefield, PA 19067 215-493-3345
Pennswood Village 1382 Newtown-Langhorne Road Newtown, PA 18940 215-454-1122
Congregation Kol Emet 1360 Oxford Valley Road Lower Makefield, PA 19067 215-493-8522
Zubaida Foundation 855 Big Oak Road Lower Makefield, PA 19067 215-932-4766
ICLB LOGO Contest !!!!! $200 for chosen image!!!
The ICLB is looking for a new logo to express who we are group dedicated to bring diverse religious communities closer. $200 dollars go to chosen image. Everyone is invited to submit!
The 3rd Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service and Potluck will held at Fallsington Friends Meetinghouse on November 17, 3 to 5:30 p.m.
The Interfaith Community of Lower Bucks is sponsoring a Thanksgiving event for all faiths at Fallsington Friends Meeting house. Come connect with people of diverse faiths in a common cause, peace and understanding This is always an enjoyable event. Bring a dish with a card describing the ingredients. The website is https://iclb.wordpress.com/
Maria Armington Awarded Al Krass Peace Award From ICLB
During the International Peace Day celebrations at Buttonwood Park in Yardley, PA. Maria Medrano Armington was given the Interfaith Community of Lower Buck's Al Krass Memorial Peace Award. She received the award for her work in fostering peace and understanding between peoples of all cultures.This photo is taken in front of the new Yardley Peace Pole.

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Crisp 'n' Chewy Cookies Recipe
Knowing I'm a cookie lover, my mother-in-law sent me this recipe years ago. Many folks have told me these are the best cookies they've ever tasted. I think it's the Butterfinger candy bars that make them so special. — Kristen Snyder, Sugar Land, Texas
- 1-1/4 cups butter-flavored shortening
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups quick-cooking oats
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 2 Butterfinger candy bars (2.1 ounces each), chopped
- 1. In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg, syrup and vanilla. Combine the oats, flour, baking soda and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in chocolate chips and candy bars.
- 2. Roll into 1-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 7-9 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 7 dozen.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (2 each) equals 149 calories, 7 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 5 mg cholesterol, 93 mg sodium, 19 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 2 g protein.
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Appcelerator Buys Aptana
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Python Wins Tiobe's Language of the Year Award for 2010
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Languages Come to Javascript VMs: CoffeeScript 1.0, StratifiedJS, C/C++ with Emscripten, Python
Javascript's ubiquity and increasingly fast VMs have made it an interesting runtime for languages. InfoQ looks at languages and tools that compile to Javascript: CoffeeScript 1.0, StratifiedJS, the Emscripten LLVM backend which brings C/C++ to Javascript, and more.
Languages Come to Javascript VMs: CoffeeScript 1.0, StratifiedJS, C/C++ with Emscripten, Python
Javascripts ubiquity and increasingly fast VMs have made it an interesting runtime for languages. InfoQ looks at languages and tools that compile to Javascript: CoffeeScript 1.0, StratifiedJS, the Emscripten LLVM backend which brings C/C++ to Javascript, and more.
A Mono Update
Last week Miguel de Icaza published a long post listing all the work the Mono team at Novell has been doing since the move to GitHub in July 2010. Much of the new work has been around language development and MonoDevelop improvements.
IronPython/IronRuby have Decided on Github and CodePlex
Since Microsoft announced that it was giving up control of its Iron languages, there has been a quiet debate on where to host the project. The negotiations have finally been settled and the winner is Github for source control and CodePlex for issue tracking.
Microsoft is Turning Control of Iron Languages to Miguel de Icaza and Jimmy Schementi
Jason Zander has announced that Microsoft will be turning over IronPython and IronRuby to Miguel de Icaza of Novell/Mono and former IronRuby lead Jimmy Schementi. Jimmy left Microsoft in July to join Lab49. IronPython will have two additional coordinators: Michael Foord, co-author of IronPython in Action and IronPython MVP Jeff Hardy.
IDE Support for IronPython and IronRuby
Two of the top three IDEs for .NET are now supporting dynamic programming languages. While SharpDevelop 3.2 continues to enhance its support both IronPython and IronRuby, Microsoft is entering the game with IronPython Tools for Visual Studio and SapphireSteel is still offering Ruby in Steel.
AppengineJS, a JavaScript Port of the Google App Engine Python SDK
AppengineJS is an open source JavaScript port of the Google App Engine Python SDK helpful to create web applications that can be deployed on GAE infrastructure accessing Google's persistent storage and services.
Do We Need LAMP as PaaS in the Cloud?
LAMP has been a major platform for the Internet, but current cloud offerings do not seem to include LAMP as PaaS. Is LAMP needed in a cloud computing world?
Python Could Become the Language of Finance
The SEC is proposing that most Asset Backed Securities include a downloadable "program that gives effect to the flow of funds, or "waterfall," provisions of the transaction". If the proposal is passed, this program would have to be written in Python and posted EDGAR.
New Release Candidates for IronPython and IronRuby
When the Dynamic Language Runtime was announced there were four languages under consideration, VB, Ruby, ECMAScript, and Python. While there has been no mention of DLR version of VB and ECMAScript in years, IronRuby and IronPython are about the celebrate major releases.
PyBinding: Python Scripting for XAML
WPF developers often find themselves with an unappetizing choice. They have to either pollute their code-behind files with special case logic or create value converter classes, most of which will only be used once. PyBinding offers a third option, embedding small scripts right inside the XAML.
Dynamic Language Roundup: Python's GIL Gets Overhauled but not Removed, Squeak Comes to Android
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Cosplay: The G-Man by MemphistonWatch
©2012-2016 Memphiston
Oh I forgot to say, I'm into cosplay now, and I was the G-Man from Half-Life. Not bad for my very first cosplay, if I do say so myself Also I won Scariest Costume at my college club's costume contest :3
-G-Man and Half Life (c) Valve
-G-Man and Half Life (c) Valve
lmao thanks, it was decent for a first cosplay xP
yeh, i would have gone with old age make up prosthetics but i didnt know where or how to get such things
did you have to but makeup on your face to get the wrinkled look?
yeh, i would have gone with old age make up prosthetics but i didnt know where or how to get such things
How long could you hold that stare...
man I thought no one would bother in this cosplay so simple yet great.. Well done love the creepy eyes
Thats a freaking awesome cosplay, seriously it's great and amazing for your first! There isn't enough G-Man cosplay, I hope to cosplay him in the future as well.
Thanks man, its nice to hear my first attempt was decent, lol. Im gonna do it again one day but with the right haircut so it looks spot on, lol
Rise and shine, Mr Freeman. Rise and shine.


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With ice in her veins
And a heart as dark as a moonless night
Her soul bound by chains
Her mind wants to give up this eternal fight
She's lost and alone
In a world she doesn't belong
Suffering is all she's ever known
She's lost her will to be strong
She sees through the eyes of tragedy
And hears only what her mind wants to say
She feels nothing but apathy
Even in her dreams she's gone astray
This was me
But a year ago
Through tragedy
I finally know
I've learned through trials and woe
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Through letting go and forgiving
Everyday is a new start
I've got nothing to lose
If I listen to my heart
I can change my views
The right path isn't always smooth sailing
But it's worth it in the end
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My colleague Mel Sampat has created a great application called OutSync. OutSync is a free Windows application that syncs photos of your Facebook friends with matching contacts in Microsoft Outlook. It will then sync them to your Windows Mobile device so they appear when you get text messages, emails and phone calls.
It's similar to the application that Ross Dargan wrote after my initial post stating - wouldn't it be cool if....
Mel's application uses WPF, supports transparency on Vista, and is written with VS2008 + Expression!
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SIR - When I was eight I moved to Saudi Arabia for five years. During this time my family and I abided by the local laws and had respect for the customs in that country. We did not eat in public over Ramadan and covered up when we went out.
I was very interested to hear that while some Muslims living in this country have respect for our ways of life, many who reap the benefits of our society scorn it. They appear to have forgotten that they are guests here.


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September On Jessore Road - Poem by Allen Ginsberg
Millions of babies watching the skies
Bellies swollen, with big round eyes
On Jessore Road--long bamboo huts
Noplace to shit but sand channel ruts
Millions of fathers in rain
Millions of mothers in pain
Millions of brothers in woe
Millions of sisters nowhere to go
One Million aunts are dying for bread
One Million uncles lamenting the dead
Grandfather millions homeless and sad
Grandmother millions silently mad
Millions of daughters walk in the mud
Millions of children wash in the flood
A Million girls vomit & groan
Millions of families hopeless alone
Millions of souls nineteenseventyone
homeless on Jessore road under grey sun
A million are dead, the million who can
Walk toward Calcutta from East Pakistan
Taxi September along Jessore Road
Oxcart skeletons drag charcoal load
past watery fields thru rain flood ruts
Dung cakes on treetrunks, plastic-roof huts
Wet processions Families walk
Stunted boys big heads don't talk
Look bony skulls & silent round eyes
Starving black angels in human disguise
Mother squats weeping & points to her sons
Standing thin legged like elderly nuns
small bodied hands to their mouths in prayer
Five months small food since they settled there
on one floor mat with small empty pot
Father lifts up his hands at their lot
Tears come to their mother's eye
Pain makes mother Maya cry
Two children together in palmroof shade
Stare at me no word is said
Rice ration, lentils one time a week
Milk powder for warweary infants meek
No vegetable money or work for the man
Rice lasts four days eat while they can
Then children starve three days in a row
and vomit their next food unless they eat slow.
On Jessore road Mother wept at my knees
Bengali tongue cried mister Please
Identity card torn up on the floor
Husband still waits at the camp office door
Baby at play I was washing the flood
Now they won't give us any more food
The pieces are here in my celluloid purse
Innocent baby play our death curse
Two policemen surrounded by thousands of boys
Crowded waiting their daily bread joys
Carry big whistles & long bamboo sticks
to whack them in line They play hungry tricks
Breaking the line and jumping in front
Into the circle sneaks one skinny runt
Two brothers dance forward on the mud stage
Teh gaurds blow their whistles & chase them in rage
Why are these infants massed in this place
Laughing in play & pushing for space
Why do they wait here so cheerful & dread
Why this is the House where they give children bread
The man in the bread door Cries & comes out
Thousands of boys and girls Take up his shout
Is it joy? is it prayer? "No more bread today"
Thousands of Children at once scream "Hooray!"
Run home to tents where elders await
Messenger children with bread from the state
No bread more today! & and no place to squat
Painful baby, sick shit he has got.
Malnutrition skulls thousands for months
Dysentery drains bowels all at once
Nurse shows disease card Enterostrep
Suspension is wanting or else chlorostrep
Refugee camps in hospital shacks
Newborn lay naked on mother's thin laps
Monkeysized week old Rheumatic babe eye
Gastoenteritis Blood Poison thousands must die
September Jessore Road rickshaw
50,000 souls in one camp I saw
Rows of bamboo huts in the flood
Open drains, & wet families waiting for food
Border trucks flooded, food cant get past,
American Angel machine please come fast!
Where is Ambassador Bunker today?
Are his Helios machinegunning children at play?
Where are the helicopters of U.S. AID?
Smuggling dope in Bangkok's green shade.
Where is America's Air Force of Light?
Bombing North Laos all day and all night?
Where are the President's Armies of Gold?
Billionaire Navies merciful Bold?
Bringing us medicine food and relief?
Napalming North Viet Nam and causing more grief?
Where are our tears? Who weeps for the pain?
Where can these families go in the rain?
Jessore Road's children close their big eyes
Where will we sleep when Our Father dies?
Whom shall we pray to for rice and for care?
Who can bring bread to this shit flood foul'd lair?
Millions of children alone in the rain!
Millions of children weeping in pain!
Ring O ye tongues of the world for their woe
Ring out ye voices for Love we don't know
Ring out ye bells of electrical pain
Ring in the conscious of America brain
How many children are we who are lost
Whose are these daughters we see turn to ghost?
What are our souls that we have lost care?
Ring out ye musics and weep if you dare--
Cries in the mud by the thatch'd house sand drain
Sleeps in huge pipes in the wet shit-field rain
waits by the pump well, Woe to the world!
whose children still starve in their mother's arms curled.
Is this what I did to myself in the past?
What shall I do Sunil Poet I asked?
Move on and leave them without any coins?
What should I care for the love of my loins?
What should we care for our cities and cars?
What shall we buy with our Food Stamps on Mars?
How many millions sit down in New York
& sup this night's table on bone & roast pork?
How many millions of beer cans are tossed
in Oceans of Mother? How much does She cost?
Cigar gasolines and asphalt car dreams
Stinking the world and dimming star beams--
Finish the war in your breast with a sigh
Come tast the tears in your own Human eye
Pity us millions of phantoms you see
Starved in Samsara on planet TV
How many millions of children die more
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How many good fathers pay tax to rebuild
Armed forces that boast the children they've killed?
How many souls walk through Maya in pain
How many babes in illusory pain?
How many families hollow eyed lost?
How many grandmothers turning to ghost?
How many loves who never get bread?
How many Aunts with holes in their head?
How many sisters skulls on the ground?
How many grandfathers make no more sound?
How many fathers in woe
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Sayeed Abubakar (10/19/2015 10:56:00 AM)
Jessore is my own district. It is my own city where this great poet had composed this great piece of poem in 1971 based on our great liberation war. I invite all to visit this Jessore Road (R. N. Road) . (Report) Reply
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Very touching, eye-opening, action-provoking. Reminds me of Joan Baez' song 'Bangladesh'. (Report) Reply
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I was very moved by September On Jessore Road. Certainly one of his post-Prague May King peaks. (Report) Reply
Poems About Children
- 51. September On Jessore Road , Allen Ginsberg
- 52. In The Puddles , Ernestine Northover
- 53. On The Seashore , Rabindranath Tagore
- 54. Our Beautiful Children…. , Hebert Logerie
- 55. Little World , Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva
- 56. The Forsaken Merman , Matthew Arnold
- 57. Enoch Arden , Alfred Lord Tennyson
- 58. Seashore , Rabindranath Tagore
- 59. The Unseen Playmate , Robert Louis Stevenson
- 60. Jack , Carl Sandburg
- 61. Ballad Of The Banished And Returning Count , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 62. Jubilate Agno: Fragment B, Part 3 , Christopher Smart
- 63. Evening Song Of The Thoughtful Child , Katherine Mansfield
- 64. Good-Children Street , Eugene Field
- 65. London Bridge , Edwin Arlington Robinson
- 66. (230) Prayer For Our Children-Sept... , Melvina Germain
- 67. The Sunderland Calamity , William Topaz McGonagall
- 68. The Orphans' New Year's Gift , Arthur Rimbaud
- 69. Children , Dewey Nixon
- 70. Death-Lament Of The Noble Wife Of Asan Aga , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 71. The Gospel According To Lilith- Chapters.. , Lonnie Hicks
- 72. Give Love To The Children , Elizabeth Quinn
- 73. Tristram And Iseult , Matthew Arnold
- 74. Tiny Teachers , Cindy Kocsis
- 75. Mother Earth And Father Time Are Angry , Mary Nagy
- 76. The Victories Of Love. Book Ii , Coventry Patmore
- 77. The Wreck Of The Abercrombie Robinson , William Topaz McGonagall
- 78. Dream-March , James Whitcomb Riley
- 79. The Children Of The Foam , William Wilfred Campbell
- 80. Children In The Morning , Akhtar Jawad
- 81. Let Children Be Children For Once , Aldo Kraas
- 82. Don'T Forget Them... , (brief renderings) Joe Fazio
- 83. #4 (War) , Aldamayo Panjaitan
- 84. The Odyssey , Homer
- 85. What Children Know (Understand) , Namie Elisha
- 86. Twenty-One Distichs About Children , Eli Siegel
- 87. The Impact Of Poverty On Education , Innocent Masina Nkhonyo
- 88. Angels Of Love , Crystal Bogacki
- 89. The War Of The Children , Aldo Kraas
- 90. A Piece Of Chalk , prasanna kumari
- 91. The Route March , Henry Lawson
- 92. Lollipop , Kumarmani Mahakul
- 93. Zoo , Kumarmani Mahakul
- 94. The Great Sin Of Prejudice Against Color , Sojourner Truth
- 95. Friends All Over The World , Ellias Anderson C.A ( Known ..
- 96. Broken Children , suzan gumush
- 97. There Are No Children Here , Violet Llewellyn
- 98. The Box , Anonymous Works
- 99. How Many Children? (Holiness) , Eric Cockrell
- 100. Children Of Persia , Aldo Kraas
New Children Poems
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- If The Climate Invites Crime, Lawrence S. Pertillar
- Children Of The World (Speech), Melvina Germain
- Always There Are The Children, Nikki Giovanni
- The Countdown Song, Rathindra Narayan Ghosh
- Children's Day May 5., Gangadharan nair Pulingat..
- Right Now, michael walkerjohn
- Poisoned, Harley White
- She Changed The World With Her Music Today, Ronald Chapman
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- mother
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- night
- paris
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- peace
- people
- pink
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- poverty
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- racism
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- red
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- rose
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- shopping
- sick
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- sometimes
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- sorrow
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- success
- suicide
- summer
- sun
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- sunshine
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- 1. In a bowl, combine the flour, 1/3 cup sugar, baking powder, salt and baking soda; cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Stir in the buttermilk just until combined. Fold in the cranberries and orange peel.
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I'm asking to get a sense of what things could be like. I'm currently breastfeeding (takes 30-60min; her latch stinks, she dozes off, then starts screaming bc she's hungry), then she gets a bottle or 2 (first about 2oz of breastmilk, then 1oz of formula if she's still hungry), then I go pump for 20-30 min. By then time this cycle is complete, I'm lucky to get an hour or two for myself. I'm pooped! This routine seems way intense- what should I be aiming for here?


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With more than 35 scheduled sessions, plus user group sessions, 10 live product demos, and 7 hands-on labs devoted to Oracle WebCenter and Oracle Business Process Management (Oracle BPM) solutions, Oracle OpenWorld 2014provides broad and deep insight into next-generation solutions that increase business agility, improve performance, and drive personal, contextual, and multichannel interactions.
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"This year, we shine the spotlight on the many ways our customers are harnessing the power of cloud and mobile technology to power the digital business," says Oracle WebCenter Director of Product Management Jon Huang. "We also focus on how Oracle WebCenter and Oracle BPM add value for our applications customers, including both on-premises and software-as-a-service solutions."
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11 May 2011 09:33 GMT | Politics, Libya
Tarak Barkawi is Reader in the Department of International Relations, London School of Economics.
In the year 70 CE, the Romans besieged Jerusalem. This was the penultimate campaign of a hard fought 'small war' that began with the Jewish revolt in 66 CE. As starvation set in, parties of the besieged sallied out into the valleys around the city in search of food. Many were captured by Roman cavalry detailed for the task.
The victims, several hundred a day, were crucified on crosses in lines facing the city's walls. Titus, the Roman commander, hoped the sight would induce the city to surrender. His soldiers, angry at their enemy for the losses and rigours of the fighting, added their own twist. They nailed up their victims in various poses in a kind of grim joke.
As with many examples of collective punishment inflicted
As with many examples of collective punishment inflicted on wartime populations, the plan backfired. The Zealots inside the city dragged the families of the victims, and anyone else considering leaving, to the walls and showed them the lines of crosses. Misinforming their fellow citizens, the Zealots said that was what the Romans do to those who try to join them.
A strategy of life or death
Titus was pursuing a rational strategy, trying to force a choice for the besieged between surrender or death. To allow food and other supplies into the city, or to allow hungry bellies and wavering spirits to leave, would only lengthen the siege. The Zealots' logic was similar, the besieged had no choice but to fight on or die.
These were logics of war. Were Titus besieging Misurata, he would surely seek to close access to its port and mine the waters around it. The great weakness of the Jewish rebels was their own bitter infighting, which Titus sought to exploit. He might try to turn the populace of Misurata, as well as the migrant workers there, against the rebel fighters.
The idea would be that their suffering was caused by the fact of rebellion. Were the rebels to lay down arms, it would end.
To achieve this result, to build pressure on the population and the rebels, Titus would need to increase their pain, suffering and loss as well as close off any exits. Roman commanders, of course, did not have to deal with the UN or the ICC.
In humanitarian logic, a besieged city consists of two classes of persons, fighters and civilians. To deny food and medical assistance to civilians or to kill and terrorise them are war crimes. From Titus' point of view, such assistance would amount to relief for the besieged. Its main effect would be to prolong the siege, allowing the rebels to hold out longer.
Taking sides
Curious circumstances have arisen in recent decades where the international community has effectively sought to maintain sieges in this manner. Assistance to civilians ameliorates the ravages of war. But in so doing, it sustains conflicts and plays into the strategies of first one side, and then another. Sarajevo and the Bosnian 'safe havens' are examples, but so too are relief efforts amid civil wars in many other places. The various no-fly zones have a similar effect, putting violent conflicts into slow motion, but not bringing them to a decisive end.
The humanitarian ideal of assisting the innocent tries to stand apart from war. Yet, supplying food and other assistance to a besieged city is to participate in war, to take sides, whether one wants to admit it or not. This is especially the case in civil wars, where the population itself - who they support, where they live - is part of what the conflict is about.
Western humanitarianism is justly notorious for its selectivity. While accusing Gaddafi of killing civilians, NATO and the Europeans let 61 of 72 Africans on a boat that had escaped Tripoli perish through exposure. Like Hollywood, Western humanitarianism likes violent action scenes, rescuing the innocent from armed evil-doers. Had these migrants been trapped in Misurata, they would have warranted both more attention and more action.
Instead, their disabled boat with its dying human cargo, floated right past the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle that was engaged in operations over Libya. Rather than being civilians trapped in a war zone, these Africans now became another class of person in European eyes: illegal migrants. Were the West serious about a humanitarianism that actually addressed the major source of human suffering in the world today - poverty - it would have to open its doors to black and brown migrants and redistribute wealth.
Humanitarians on the ground
Far better, and cheaper, to focus on the victims trapped in Misurata. To really help them, more direct involvement in Libya would be necessary. A brigade from the tens of thousands of soldiers under arms in Western Europe would suffice to lift the siege.
But if Western humanitarianism is complicit in war, it has also historically been a major impetus for colonialism and intervention. Pressure to assist civilians leads to calls for 'boots on the ground'. Once troops arrive, they become party not only to the war but to governing Libyans and shaping the future of their country.
Difficult as it is to accept, it is Western liberals who have most often urged their governments to live up to the 'white man's burden' and invade black peoples' countries.
The pious humanitarianism of our age, secure in its logic, can neither allow itself to appreciate the macabre humour of Titus' legionaries nor the humanity in his logic. Had Jerusalem surrendered short of a final assault, it might have avoided the slaughter of its population and the destruction of its temples.
The problem for Titus, as for Gadaffi's forces before Misurata, is that humanity plays a perverse trick on their logics of war. When groups of us suffer together, our solidarity increases. Deaths among our number strengthen our sense of unity and our desire to extract revenge.
This is why all manner of collective punishments, of efforts to apply pressure - as the West is doing now to Gaddafi's regime - so often produce the opposite effect intended. They increase rather than decrease the willingness of their targets to fight on.
War has a way of feeding itself in the cause of its own continuance. It can make meals both of Titus' hard-nosed strategy and of our humanitarian impulses.
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But is there any real evidence that there is a hidden "sleeper cell" of potential voters who are waiting for the signal to emerge and transform the electorate? No.
Pure candidates on both sides of the spectrum often claim that their purity will bring in the checked-out voters, because they're just waiting for a real conservative or a real liberal.
It's an enduring fairy tale with terrible consequences. To put faith in it is to lose to the other party.
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Cesare Rocchi interviewed me for the latest CocoaConf Podcast on life before the App Store.
There was a life, by the way. It was fun! We could release software any time we wanted to.
How the Republicans Win
Democrats nominate Sanders, and Republicans nominate Rubio or Cruz.
Then there's this TV ad:
Blank screen. Voice says: "Socialism was tried…"
Fade-in: hammer and sickle.
Voice: "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics failed…"
Black-and-white video plus audio of Reagan: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
Black-and-white video of a statue of Lenin being pulled down.
Color photo of Rubio (or Cruz) with family. Voice: "Marco Rubio's parents fled socialist Cuba to come to the land of the free, where anyone's child can become President… The United States of America."
Shooting fish in a barrel sounds difficult compared to beating Bernie Sanders.
Panic Report
Panic — those mad geniuses somewhat to the south of here — look back at 2015 and forward to 2016.
If Panic didn't exist, we'd have to invent a time machine and send Cabel and Steve back in time so that they create Panic. Which may be what happened.
Happiness for Grafflers
Omni: Stenciltown gets an upgrade.
(Don't know what Stenciltown is? Just go see it, then. It's an OmniGraffle thing.)
Omni: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
On the Omni blog, Ken Case writes about how we did in 2015 and what's coming up in 2016.
My personal favorite part:
For OmniOutliner, I'm very pleased to share that we have some major writing improvements on the way! On both Mac and iOS, we plan to support distraction-free full-screen editing, the ability to see your current word count, and support for directly editing Markdown documents.
Lately I've been working on OmniOutliner for Mac. (It's my favorite Omni app.) Helping to add Markdown support is going to be fun.
A Big Tall Drink of Chocolate
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Omni Hiring Graphic Designer
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Nick on Twitter
My friend and former co-worker Nick Harris writes:
I found myself evaluating my professional worth based on who and how many people followed me. All the while knowing that some of the best developers I've ever worked with either don't have accounts or rarely use them.
Caring about your status is a natural and human thing to do. The problem with things like Twitter is that it's too easy to focus on that way too much.
Every time I noticed my follower count go up, I was glad, and then I felt sick that it made me glad.
* * *
I don't have any analytics on this blog. I don't know how many visitors it gets, how many RSS subscribers it has, or which posts are more popular than other posts. I like not knowing.
I did have Google Analytics for a few months in 2014 when I was doing sponsorships. I spent too much time looking at the numbers and trying to make them go up. But no amount of going-up is ever satisfying: I just wanted more.
And that affects my writing. I should write exactly what I want to, when I want to, with no care whatsoever for popularity. (I want to be read by smart people like you, but I don't want to try to maximize the number of readers.)
I assume my blog gets more traffic than the average blog, and way less traffic than a blog like Daring Fireball, and for me that's just right. And if it's not true, in either direction, I don't want to know — because I don't want to care.
Not Back on Twitter
When the new Star Wars movie came out, I decided to take a break from Twitter so I could avoid spoilers. I mostly kept away (but for a few small hits).
I finally saw the movie (which I enjoyed) this past weekend, and so I came back to Twitter.
Now, a few hours later, I'm off Twitter again. I didn't like being back.
* * *
This past year was very bad — see In the Room — and 2016 will be bad for the same reason.
And I turn 48 in a couple months. And I have a whole lot of work I want to do and not necessarily enough time to do it all.
(Note: my personal health is good. I don't want to give the wrong idea here.)
Here's what I found: being off Twitter, that squeaky treadmill, gave me back some time, and it made me happier and calmer than I would have been.
(It's hard to measure, because of everything going on, but I believe it, and that's what matters.)
I know full well that I have a responsibility, as a writer and maker of things, to be accessible, and I take that seriously.
But I also have a responsibility to myself, and to people close to me, to be happy. I do everything better when I'm happy — including helping other people.
It's a trade-off, but I have to care for my own happiness.
* * *
Which means I'm back to ignoring Twitter.
I'm not deleting my account, but I've turned off all notifications and uninstalled the app from all computers and devices. I just won't be looking.
If you need to reach me: take my Twitter handle and assume that I use Apple's email service. Old-fashioned, yes, but it works.
* * *
The happiest I've ever been in front of a computer was when I was 14 at my Apple II Plus, with headphones on, working on my little BASIC apps. No network and no distractions. Simple and quiet.
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- Then [2012]: bidding farewell to their 'BFFs'! [Até logo, para os melhores amiguinhos!] : Now, in 2015 "Festa Junina" Mode! 10 months ago After three long years, our family is back to the celebration of "Festa Junina". Three years ago, when we left Recife, Pernambuco, our oldest kids bid farewell to their best friends, and embarked into the new adventure: La Paz, Bolivia. Bolivia's assignment is now over, and since mid-July...
- Snapshot of Inter-embassies soccer tournament, Brazil - May 2015. 10 months ago Glad to see my "big child" displaying a healthy return, playing with his team mates. Very proud to see our son following his dad's footsteps. Literally! Filed under: BRASIL, Brasilia, Brazil, FAMILY, foreign service, photography, sports Tagged: Brasilia, embassy Brazil, Gustavo Ardila...
- Stepping out of Brasilia: A quick return to Recife, Pernambuco 9 months ago One of the advantages of being placed right in the middle of the country is the ability to [easily] travel around. another family trip, now, to a previous foreign service posting [2010-2012], the city of Recife, capital of the Northeastern state of Pernambuco. Filed under: photography, TRAVEL...
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Website Reviews » There are 8 reviews on 3rd Culture Children
Amy DuBois
02:08 AM December 04, 2012
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Fantastic blog: hits all the highs and lows, the ironies and little joys of life as 3rd culture children. Love it.
Joe Samarasinghe
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3rdculturechilren is not your regular run of the mill blog....it's multi-faceted...it's a cultural trip to every destination the family has been posted, it's a stress reliever when it offers readers a glimpse of family life, it's informative when it raises a topic and discusses it and for those of us out there who need a respite from the travails of life in general it's like a hot-towel to wipe our faces with and refresh ourselves, leaving us feeling better than we felt when we arrived.
Kat B.
05:15 AM December 04, 2012
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3rd Culture Children has a wonderfully diverse mix of cultural posts, photography, food, local and daily life, and just general musings on life. It is a blog that gives you a glimpse of life as an expat, not life as a tourist living temporarily somewhere other than "home."
Lucid Gypsy
06:40 AM December 04, 2012
06:40 AM December 04, 2012
This is a fabulous blog! It's great to see how the family upped sticks and moved to La Paz. I've learnt so much about this city that I'll probably never get to visit. 3rd culture children captures the essence and portrays a vibrant and diverse city. I love it!
04:28 AM December 09, 2012
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Spectacular photography and wonderful anecdotes.
Kris Scorza-sobieski
23:35 PM December 09, 2012
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as a TCK myself, i find "3rd culture children" is a gratifying and real glimpse into the lives of children who are growing up with the culture and traditions of more than one "home country", and the family's navigation of that journey.
Charles McKelvy
01:52 AM December 10, 2012
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This is a blog that just keeps on giving.
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I love hearing about the travels and experiences of this beautiful family as they experience everything living in Bolivia has to offer.


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Follow the sound artist's choice picks of the web. Farmer is featured in an article by Daniela Cascella in The Wire 348.
Follow the sound artist's choice picks of the web. Farmer is featured in an article by Daniela Cascella in The Wire 348.
Follow Kemper Norton's choice picks of the web. Norton is featured in Matthew Ingram's article on West Country electronic music makers in The Wire 346.
Follow Loki aka IX Tab aka Saxon's choice picks of the web. Loki is featured in Matthew Ingram's article on West Country electronic music makers in The Wire 346.
Follow the musician Holly Herndon's top links of the web. Herndon is the subject of an article by Jennifer Lucy Allan in The Wire 345, her album, Movement is released by RVNG Intl on 15 November. She'll also be performing at the Unsound festival in Krakow, Poland on 18 October.
Browse the improvising sax player's top picks of the web. John Butcher is the subject of The Wire 344's Invisible Jukebox, tested by Clive Bell.
Follow Ex-Easter Island Head's choice links of the web. The Liverpool based minimalist group is featured in an article by Abi Bliss in The Wire 343.
Follow film maker Peter Strickland's top choice of the web, including sites devoted to favourite Soviet bus stops, visual music and more. Strickland and his film Berberian Sound Studio are the subjects of an article by Daniel Spicer in The Wire 343.
Kirkley, author of The Wire 342 Global Ear article on the 'Balani Show' sound system street parties of Bamako (capital of Mali) presents a short run down on internet based ethnography, music collecting and micro genres.
The author of Berlin Sampler curates a list of archival links on the history of Berlin's music scene.
Read Ian Rawes of the London Sound Survey sound map website's top picks of web links. Rawes and the London Sound Survey are featured in The Wire 341 in an article by Nathan Budzinski.
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Find out about Julian Henriques' choice picks of the web. Henriques is the author of The Wire 340 Global Ear: Kingston.
Follow Ralph Cumbers aka Bass Clef's top picks of the web. Cumbers is featured in The Wire 340 in an article by Joseph Stannard.
Follow the choice links of Brian Shimkovitz, the man behind the Awesome Tapes From Africa blog and label, and author of the Collateral Damage article in The Wire 340.
Follow Atom™ aka Señor Coconut aka Uwe Schmidt's choice picks of the web.
Follow artist and musician Benedict Drew's choice links to cartoons, music and other online ephemera. Drew is featured in The Wire 339 in an article by Nick Cain. Drew's Gliss exhibition takes place at London's Cell Project Space, 19 April–27 May.
Find out about sound poetry via online resources, as selected by Julian Cowley, author of the sound poetry Primer in The Wire 339.
Follow Hanna Tuulikki's choice selection of links. Tuulikki is featured in an article by Clive Bell in The Wire 338.
Read a selection of online resources about the late player piano composer, featured in an article by Philip Clark in The Wire 338. Links selected by Dominic Murcott, Head of Composition at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and artistic advisor to London Southbank Centre's forthcoming Nancarrow festival.
Peruse Reynolds's web link Toopology, accompanying his feature "Tales From Toopographic Oceans" that looks at the cultural politics of his fellow author and critic, David Toop, in The Wire 338.
Read about Michael E Veal's select web links. Veal's King Tubby Primer (illustrated by Savage Pencil) is in The Wire 337, his Dub: Soundscapes And Shattered Songs In Jamaican Reggae book is published by Wesleyan University Press.
Find out more about Harvey Matusow, American ex-Communist and McCarthy collaborator-turned-avant garde impresario. Matusow promoted the International Carnival of Experimental Sound (ICES) at London's Roundhouse in 1972. ICES 72 – which involved AMM, John Cage, Cornelius Cardew, Annea Lockwood, Steve Beresford, Lol Coxhill, David Bedford, Charlotte Moorman, Penny Rimbaud and many more – is featured in an article by Julian Cowley in The Wire 336.
Linder, author of The Wire 336 Epiphanies article on the work of artist Barbara Hepworth, shares her top picks of the web.


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Electronic forms - everyone wants them but no one wants to make them. Many organizations think the only option is to use InfoPath, Nintex Forms, or other third-party products and wonder if there is an easier solution. The answer is yes! With out-of-the-box features, developers and users alike familiar with SharePoint can create custom forms. Explore and learn the basic components of the SharePoint's underrated custom list. This session will cover construction and configuration of a custom list, including creating columns, exploring data types, managing views, and much more. We'll walk you through creating a simple form and you'll be able to take that knowledge and create a variety of forms for just about every need. Don't miss out!
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