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How do I deal with stress/depression during pregnancy?
Since I found out that I was pregnant back in March I have become extremely depressed and stressed, the pregnancy wasn't under good circumstances, and right after I got pregnant, I started seeing someone, and him and I have a long history, he told me that he would be there for me and support me and the baby, but things have been kind of difficult since he found out the baby will be biracial, he is racist and doesn't know if he can deal with it. Well being in the situation that I'm in I'm constantly depressed and stressed about how I'm going to deal with 2 children, and what if my SO can't handle it and decides to leave me right after the baby. I just don't know how I'm going to be a single parent to 2 children... And I'm also worried about my depression and stress affecting the baby. Any advice would be great! Thank you.
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I so agree with comment above me. Sorry your going threw this but if thats how he sees colorfull ppl then his not worth it. Good Luck.posted 09/03/2012 by ballanger
Well I'd start looking in to assistance and things that will help you out when you have the baby. Also, there is always adoption. Pregnancy is stressful under any circumstance and your hormones may also be a large part. I would say though raising ANY child with a racist is a horrible idea. No child should be around that kind of ignorant blind hate! And your babies would honestly be better off with out that in their lives! So if that's the kind of "man" you're with, I'd strongly recommend loosing him!posted 06/01/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych said on Thursday he could not pardon jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko despite the early release from jail of one of her top allies.
"I have answered this question on repeated occasions," the former Soviet republic's leader told reporters.
"Until the court hearings into Tymoshenko are over, it is impossible to review the issue of a pardon."
The Ukrainian leadership won rare praise from the European Union and the United States for its decision earlier this month to pardon six people, including top Tymoshenko ally Yuriy Lutsenko, the country's former interior minister.
The imprisonment of both Tymoshenko and Lutsenko has drawn strong criticism from the United States while EU leaders have refused to sign an important trade agreement with Kiev until they were released.
Lutsenko was arrested while walking his dog in Kiev in 2010 and had been sentenced to remain in prison until the end of 2014 after being convicted of abuse of office and embezzlement.
The pardon came after Ukraine's high court rejected Lutsenko's appeal.
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Petition candidates, particularly S.C. House District 81-hopeful Jane Vaughters, are worried they will be overlooked by straight-party voters.
Petition candidates like Vaughters and Andrew Siders, who is running for County Council District 7, are not delineated by political party on the ballot. So, a straight-party vote will not select any petition candidate in any race.
Write-in candidates are likewise concerned because none of their names - including Sheriff-hopeful Jim Vause, County Auditor hopeful Daniel Turno and the 11 seeking the County Treasurer seat - will appear on the ballot. In the case of the County Treasurer's race, that section on the ballot is completely blank.
To help make sense of the ins and outs of voting in the general election, the Aiken Standard has broken down the process.
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"Whatever party they choose, every candidate affiliated with that party will be selected," said Cynthia Holland, executive director of Aiken County Registration and Elections.
Every Democratic candidate will be automatically selected if the voter taps "Democrat" under the "Straight Party" title on the electronic ballot. Every Republican candidate will be automatically selected if the voter taps "Republican," the same for the Libertarian, Working Families, Constitution and Green parties.
In 2008, 52 percent of Aiken County voters pushed a single button for a straight-party ticket, according to the state Election Commission. Of those, 55.9 percent voted Republican and 42.4 voted Democrat.
Nearly half of all South Carolina votes in 2008 were straight-party ticket votes.
Again, straight-party voting does not account for petition candidates or write-ins.
If voting straight party, people must review their ballot before selecting "Confirm" and specifically select a petition candidate or type in a write-in candidate's name.
Cross-over voting
If people selects the Republican straight-party ticket, but wishes to vote for the Democratic candidate in a specific race, they must review their ballot, deselect the Republican candidate and select the Democratic candidate, Holland said. This is known as cross-over voting.
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Vaughters is a petition candidate for S.C. House District 81. Siders is a petition candidate for County Council District 7.
Both were decertified from the June primary by a state Supreme Court ruling, along with hundreds of others across the state, and had to gather the signatures of 5 percent of registered voters in their district to be included on the general election ballot.
Their names are on the ballot but are not affiliated with a political party. Before they were decertified, Siders and Vaughters both filed as Republicans.
Vaughters is running against Aiken City Council incumbent Don Wells for the House seat. Wells is on the ballot as the Republican candidate.
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Siders is unopposed.
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None of the write-in candidates' names are on the election ballot.
Those who have made their write-in candidacies known to the Aiken Standard are: Jim Vause for County Sheriff; Daniel Turno for County Auditor; David Lobb for S.C. House District 86; and John Cagle, Debra Folk, Jason Goings, Angela Gunter, Faye Hatcher, Melissa Oremus, Francis Pennington, Robin Saylor, Ed Smith, Sonya Spray and Mike Wheelis, each for County Treasurer.
In order to vote for a write-in candidate, a person must tap "write-in." A standard QWERTY keyboard will appear on the screen, and the voter must type in the name of their chosen candidate.
Some voters will almost certainly misspell a write-in candidate's name or substitute initials for the full name. But, Holland said Aiken County Election Commissioners must be able to determine a relationship between the true name of the write-in candidate and what the voter entered electronically.
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Cloud computing, in the form of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) has brought a real revolution to the use of computing infrastructure. In the past, resource provisioning commonly took multiple weeks or even months. IaaS, underpinned by the flexibility of virtualization, has reduced resource provisioning timeframes to hours – or even minutes.
Chris Ferris of IBM started off today's Cloud Foundry Community Advisory Board meeting reflecting on the recent OpenStack conference. "One of the things I observed is that it's definitely starting to trend towards discussions around containers, and Cloud Foundry and OpenStack seem to be like hand-in-glove in a lot of the conversations.".
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I've just spent two days attending Gluecon and am leaving with my head buzzing with information, insights, and speculation about where the IT industry is heading.
I attended a couple of years ago, and at the time, observed two things:
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Well, today it´s my duty to post. At least I embellished the pancakes a bit with some arugula sour cream, which is simply chopped arugula, cheese, salt and pepper. And a drizzle of olive oil. Where would I be without olive oil? It´s as essential as salt. I buy it in 5lt containers. Just so you know.
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Well, today it´s my duty to post. At least I embellished the pancakes a bit with some arugula sour cream, which is simply chopped arugula, cheese, salt and pepper. And a drizzle of olive oil. Where would I be without olive oil? It´s as essential as salt. I buy it in 5lt containers. Just so you know.
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Arugula sour cream sounds like a neat topping choice. Very nice :-)ReplyDelete
Yes, love your toppings. I think arugula sounds like a nice counter flavor to the corn. Is that a cast iron pan you used? I like how crisp you got your pancakes.ReplyDeleteReplies
It´s a good heavy german teflon skillet I have been using for years. It might look like cast iron because it´s very battered!Delete
LOL eating ALONE is not something I get to do anymore... mostly it's eating while hoping that the monkeys hanging off my arm wont cause my plate to turn itself upside down on the floor! Glad you liked them - your toppings sound fab! :)ReplyDelete
These really needed something - I like the way you topped them. I buy Olive Oil by the gallon, so I get it!ReplyDelete
Love all the green in the photos! The arugula sour cream sounds fantastic, too... will have to remember that for next time! :)ReplyDelete
This could be my dinner, too! I loved these...and your topping looks like a wonderful option!ReplyDelete
Your pancakes look great! I love how they look like there's little bits of corn in there - maybe I was a bit zealous with the food processor. Have a fab weekend.ReplyDelete
I love the chunks of corn and the herbed dollop on top!ReplyDelete
Your topping looks delicious and your corn cakes lovely!ReplyDelete
Your corn pancakes look great, Paula. I am glad that you enjoyed them!ReplyDelete
Paula, wonderful idea for the topping and I am so glad that you liked the ease of this recipe and the way it turned out!ReplyDelete
You have so many wonderful new posts, you leave me a bit breathless here, I cannot keep up!!! But I will read them all today and comment, of course!Replies
You should be relaxing after a very moving week in your house!Delete
Oh these would totally make for a very scrumptious meal! Sound incredibly delicious! :)ReplyDelete
Your pancakes actually look refreshing! Beautiful presentation!ReplyDelete
The arugula sour cream looks wonderful. As a matter of fact, I like all your thoughts onReplyDelete
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Those look gorgeous and I've got Dorie's book just waiting on my shelf. Yay!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I feel like corn sometimes gets a bad wrap - like it isn't refined enough or something. Whatever, it tastes delicious and these looks sooooo good! Like a creamed corn version of a country corn bread. Wow. Saving this one!! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
I love the way you have some whole kernel corn showing. I wish I had left some whole corn. But these were tasty. Love your photo it looks so appetizing.ReplyDelete
I would love this for the breakfast!! They look fingerlicking!ReplyDelete
The arugula sour cream caught my eye immediately. I liked these "as is", but I've been trying to think of toppings to use them as you call them "pancake tortillas". Wasn't this a nice recipe?ReplyDelete
Paula, Loved your post! I love eating in the kitchen...while I'm cooking. One of the perks of being the cook! Your pancakes look wonderfully delicious especially with the arugula and sour cream! I thought these were so delicious…glad you enjoyed them! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Your corn pancakes were a bit more loaded with corn than mine. I think I processed mine longer and I used canned corn. Next time I will try them with frozen corn. I like these in much the same way you like them. They are fun, easy and tasty little fill-me-ups. Your topping was unique and something I will try on a corn pancake and other food things.ReplyDeleteReplies
From other blogs and mine I gather that canned corn results in a much more smooth pancake batter. Fresh or frozen makes them chunkier. They were good anyway!Delete


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The Homeland Security Department's National Protection and Programs Directorate and the National Institute of Standards and Technology say they'll work together more closely on cybersecurity issues following a memorandum of agreement the two agencies signed earlier this month.
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I noticed this too recently. What I'm not sure of is if it started happening around the time that Safari 3 came out. I'm running version 3.0.2 (522.12). I think this version of Safari may be in beta still, so my solution is to use Firefox instead.
Which version are you using Joe?
Also, is anyone else seeing or not seeing this problem and which version of Safari and OFBiz are you using?
I read this in Opentaps forum :
<<I bet you are using Safari 3 beta... It has this behavior with most websites that involve https connections and certificates. >>
I noticed this some time ago also, I was just hoping it would get fixed.
I'm not using the 3.0 beta, from Safari:About, I'm using Version 2.0.4 (419.3).
Put Major as using Firefox (or any other browser) is a workaround for this problem.
For what its worth, this has something to do with SSL client authentication - if you disable it completely (change clientAuth to "false" instead of "want" in the catalina https connector config) then Safari will connect with no problems.
Also I have tried to change clientAuth to "false" instead of "want" in the catalina https connector config and now Safari will connect with no problems.
So why Joe don't we close this issue or put it as a minor bug not to a major bug.
So this is not a bug of OFBiz but probably if clientAuth is set to want the browser checks that the site into the certificate is the same of the running site.
In any case you can set clientAuth to false and this issue will be not more present into Safari.
Technically no, it is not an OFBiz bug, but having a default configuration that is broken in current versions of Safari seems like bad form to me. I would rather see client auth disabled by default or at least there should be a warning in the readme / setup doc / config file.
Hi David,
here I need your help when you have at disposal a minute.
For me this is a configuration bug in case clientAuth in ofbiz-containers.xml is set to "want" OFBiz doesn't work with Safari.
So probably it's a default value set for go directly in production where a SSL certificate is installed on the server and probably it's correctly to set it to "want".
In a test environment probably it has to be set to "false" and a warning has to be inserted into production guide to set it to "want".
What did you think of it ?
Thanks a lot
I have changed the default in SVN rev 605129, but am also reopening this issue because my guess is that this is fixable. It may come in a future Tomcat update, or someone may have to get down into things and research what is going on and if there is anything we can do in OFBiz to fix it.
With this setting Safary will work, but to get Safari to work AND support client certificates a separate Tomcat connector will have to be setup for the client cert listener (on a different port or something...) so that they don't conflict.
Thanks a lot David for your promptly reply.
Also I will test it with Safari (as soon as I can) and I will let you know.
Hi David,
I have done some searching on google about this problem with Safari and probably I have found the real answer from Apple:
I did not yet test it and I didn't know if it's really solve the problem on Safari.
I just tried adding framework/base/cert/demoCA/cacert.pem to my X509Anchors keychain, but I get the same error. (Safari can't open the page "https://localhost:8443/webtools/control/scheduleJob" because it couldn't establish a secure connection to the server "localhost".)
I have tested again with the last version of Safari 3.1.2 and the issue is no more present.
The actual issue has not been resolved, we just changed the default value to "false" so that the default config doesn't cause problems with Safari. If you change it back to "want" again, you'll see the error is still there. David's comment suggests he reopened the issue so that when a future Apple or Tomcat fix becomes available, we can resolve the issue and then close it.
Per Joe's suggestion
Has Apple or Tomcat fixed this ?
Should we close, has it been fixed in Apple or Tomcat?
With Safari 5.0.5 and Mac Os X.6.7 this issue is no more present so I will close this issue.
HI Marco,
Did you try with "want" as Joe commented?
Please see the comment I left on 02/Nov/08, it is still valid - i.e. the issue is still there.
It has been so long I am sure there is a fix or workaround, but I haven't fully investigated it.
Sorry too fast to close it, I have reopened it.
I have tested on Safari 5 and Firefox 4 with Tomcat 6.34 and clientAuth to want and the problem still existing.


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In this clip from "Peter Thiel | Developing the Developed World: Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future," Peter Thiel describes how courage to stand out from the crowd is in far shorter supply than great minds.
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Independent Institute Senior Fellow John R. Graham proposes a major change to Obamacare that would allow a level playing field for everyone.
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Experts: John R. GrahamType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Free Market Economics, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Regulation and Deregulation
Ivan Eland on Ranking US Presidents
Recorded: Sunday, October 26, 2014
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, appears on Fox & Friends to discuss his updated version of "Recarving Rushmore."
To order copies of "Recarving Rushmore: Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty," click here.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Government Waste/Pork, History (U.S), Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Regulation and Deregulation, Terrorism and National Crises, Trade
Stephen P. Halbrook: What Does "Well-Regulated Militia" Mean?
Recorded: Thursday, October 16, 2014
– Tuesday, October 21, 2014
October 16, 2014
In this appearance on Stossel (Fox Business Network), Stephen P. Halbrook, author of "Gun Control in the Third Reich," responds to gun control advocates with historical precedent.
Halbrooks' book "Gun Control in the Third Reich:
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Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Gun Control, History (U.S), Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
The Explosion of Patent Litigation
Recorded: Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr., author of Patent Trolls, appeared on the Steve Malzberg Show on Newsmax TV. Watkins talks about patent trolls, who are costing billions to the US economy by filing lawsuits against innovators. The result of these lawsuits slows the process of new technology and stifles innovation.
Experts: William J. Watkins Jr.Type: TelevisionIssues: Business, Free Market Economics, Litigation, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology
Ivan Eland Speaks on Recarving Rushmore at LPAC 2014
Recorded: Friday, September 19, 2014
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland speaks on Americas Presidents at the 2014 Liberty Political Action Conference .
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Robert Nelson on BookTalks debates Christian Felber on Economics as Religion
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Economist Tomás Sedláček hosts a BookTalks debate with Institute Senior Fellow and economist Robert Nelson and guests from fields of theology, philosophy and economics.
Nelson is author of The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in Contemporary America.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Religion


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Duck and Cover? Duck and Rabbit.
Clintonology is all about appearances.
I promise: it's perfect: Responding to Nick Schulz's plea that ordinary golfers not spend big bucks on new clubs, bolend3 rallies the troops here:
Duffers unite! And support your local golf pro. $1500 in lessons will do you more than $1500 in clubs.
the whole quest to improve one's golf game through better equipment misses the point of the endeavor. The goal is to be a better golfer, not to artificially produce a lower score. Even if golf clubs do shave strokes off, you haven't gotten any better when you use them.
Gentlemen, let's broaden our minds: It probably had zero to do with my pathetic plea for more Movie Fray fraying, but there is an excellent thread, primarily between macbob and rob_said_that, debating the absence of "Jack" moments in Nicholson's About Schmidt—there's a list of the best Jack explosions and a serious underlying question: To what extent does a star's persona-creep alter our expectations of a particular performance, even when the star is an actor of Jack's caliber? ... 11:55 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2002
Show and Intel: Fred Kaplan argues that Colin Powell's UN show and tell could be very dangerous to U.S. intelligence operations. Many in the Fray think the Bush administration owes the American people an explanation, even at some risk to the intelligence apparatus. JackD points to an antidemocratic impulse at the heart of the administration's wariness:
The notion that proof sufficient to satisfy "lay" obsevers is too difficult a burden for the administration to have to meet belies the essence of our system. Lay people elect the President. ... Lay people, ultimately, decide whether or not governmental policies are deserving of support. If you can't convince lay people of the wisdom of what you want to do, you can't do it.
Or, as Retief puts it here:
The people in our intelligence agencies who collect this data may have "the ability to keep collecting data" at the top of their list of priorities. That doesn't mean that it should be at the top of the president's.
Publius disagrees and kindly begins his post with something like a lede:


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As improvements in technology level the playing field, many organizations face tougher challenges to attract and convert new customers, as well as to please and retain existing ones. But, companies that understand how to deliver a highly differentiated customer experience can win a leadership position in their markets.
The newest generation of customers is more informed and skilled, and demands instant responses to their requests and quick resolution of their problems. To better reach and attract new customers, and to foster customer satisfaction for existing clients, firms must:
Join SugarCRM and Pete Marston, Analyst CRM at Forrester Research,
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Additionally, you'll hear a first-hand account from SugarCRM customer, Athenahealth. Learn how this leading provider of business services to the health care industry architected and developed its CRM strategy, and built a highly flexible and customizable CRM solution to better reach and attract prospects and improve serving existing customers in a frequently changing, dynamic environment.
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Pete serves Business Process & Applications professionals. His focus is on sales force automation (SFA) and mobile customer relationship management (CRM). As part of his CRM coverage, he also researches partner relationship management and software-as-a-service (SaaS).
Prior to joining Forrester, Pete served as a program manager for Molecular, a middle-tier user experience design and Web technology services firm based in Watertown, Mass. While at Molecular, Pete's responsibilities focused on account management as well as planning, managing, and overseeing delivery of experience design and Web site development projects for clients in the financial services, retail, and public services arenas. Pete also served as a senior consultant with KPMG Peat Marwick (now BearingPoint) for nearly five years where he managed and supported CRM software implementations for clients in the publishing, professional services, and automotive industries.
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Monna Gandhi
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Monna Nanavati is the Director of MIS at athenahealth, the leading provider of web-based practice management and EMR software, payer, and clinical intelligence to the medical field.
Monna lead the SugarCRM implementation of over 500 users across multiple business units including Customer Support, Sales, Marketing, and Finance through a cross functional team.
Previous to this position, Monna worked as a business development associate, sales and marketing analyst, and project manager at athenahealth. Monna graduated from Boston University for her BS in administration and just received an MBA from Bentley College.
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Martin handles competitive intelligence, marketing positioning and analyst relations. Prior to joining SugarCRM, Martin held the position of senior analyst with technology industry research firm the 451 Group, headquartered in NYC. Martin covered the CRM landscape for the 451, analyzing and consulting on such topics as Software-as-a-Service, business intelligence and open source applications. Martin also covered the CRM space as news editor with CRM Magazine in New York.
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Brendan B. Read is a leading contact center industry journalist, with extensive experience covering site selection, outsourcing, teleworking, e-learning/e-training, and business continuity. He has held editorial positions with Call Center Magazine and DM News and has written for other publications including 1to1, Call Center Management Review, Contact Management, and Direct Marketing News. He is author of "Designing the Best Call Center for Your Business," "Home Workplace," and, with Joseph Fleischer, "The Complete Guide to Customer Support." He is also a contributor to Computer Telephony Encyclopedia, authored by IP Telephony editor Richard 'Zippy' Grigonis.
Read has been on the inside of the teleservices industry. He provided corporate communications for The AnswerNet Network, one of the Top 50 Teleservices Agencies, from 2004 until 2007. He has spoken and has been a panelist at conferences including ACCE, Call Center Demo, the DMA, ICCM, and ICMI Knowledge Exchange.
Business journalism has been Read's forte. In 1989 he won a first place business writing award from the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association for a series on Portland, Oregon-area downtowns. He later lived in New York City, Seattle, San Francisco, and in the UK, working for a wide variety of publications covering the construction, electrical generation and installation, distribution and warehousing, international trade, legislation, metals, transportation, travel, and workplace safety. He also authored books on OSHA electrical safety regulations. His first article on teleservices, 'TeleSell', appeared in Electrical Wholesaling in 1992.
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Brandon Burt Opens (Garage) Doors
MBA alum Brandon Burt has launched a business every homeowner can use: TwoMorrow's Garage Doors in West Linn.
Students bring to campus a variety of interests. Everyone is encouraged to form and join organizations which promote common student interests and support the Marylhurst mission. As a Marylhurst student, you also may participate in a number of other organizations and opportunities.
For assistance in organizing a student group, contact the Student Leadership Council
at email@example.com. Download forms for establishing or renewing a student organization.
Association for Supervision & Curriculum Dev,, Student Chapter
Future Designers of Marylhurst
Labyrinth Group at Marylhurst
Marylhurst Gerontology Association
Marylhurst LGBTQ Alliance
Marylhurst Music Therapy Student Organization
Marylhurst Psychology Association
Marylhurst University Biblical Exegesis Society
Marylhurst University Film Group
SOS (Student Organization for Sustainability)
The Marylhurst ASCD Student Chapter is designed to accelerate the professional growth of preservice educators and their self-identification as education professionals and leaders. We are committed to improving teacher education and teacher quality. By meaningfully engaging student teachers with ASCD resources and involving them with members of the ASCD community, future educators and leaders gain an edge that energizes and raises their professional performance level.
The Future Designers of Marylhurst are students from the interior design program who are aiming to further bridge the gap from student life to professionalism by providing supplemental education, networking opportunities and design-project experiences. Any student enrolled in an interior design studio course is automatically a member of this organization.
The Labyrinth Group at Marylhurst works to raise awareness of the labyrinth as a tool for healing and well being; to build community through use of the labyrinth at Marylhurst for students, staff, faculty, alumni and administration as well as outreach to the wider community; to encourage renewal and reflection for everyone through labyrinth walks and events; to sponsor campus labyrinth events throughout the year; and to vision a permanent outdoor labyrinth on the MU campus. Visit our Google site for more information about the Labyrinth Group at Marylhurst.
Springtime Labyrinth Walk
April 13, 2016, 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Auditorium, Mary's Woods
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Project: Painting Outdoor Temporary Labyrinth
April 30, 2016. 1 - 5 pm
East patio, Shoen Library
Volunteers welcome.
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World Labyrinth Day
May 7, 2016, 1 - 3 pm
East patio, Shoen Library
- Dedication of New Outdoor Labyrinth
- Walking Mary's Web Labyrinth Walk (outdoor and indoor options)
Open to the public.
The Maribelles is an all-female a capella group. The focus will be on pop/rock a capella standards, old and new. The group is student run and rehearsal times depend on the schedules of the members.
The purpose of the Marylhurst Gerontology Association (MGA) is to share and encourage a new paradigm for aging that recognizes the importance of understanding aging as a natural phenomenon that occurs throughout the life course. We support visionary pilot programs promoting healthy ways of aging and professional advancement and learning, including continuing education for gerontology professionals and those in related fields. While promoting cooperation with other gerontology professionals and student organizations, MGA sponsors and co-sponsors seminars, workshops and guest speakers.
The mission of the Marylhurst LGBTQ Alliance is to encourage diversity, inclusion and dialogue in Marylhurst University and Oregon. We seek to help, support and give voice to the LGBTQ community present at Marylhurst University.
The purpose of MMTSO is to promote, foster and advance the education and training of its members. We seek to promote the education, validity and purpose of the music therapy profession, specifically including the goals and objectives of the American Music Therapy Association.
The mission and purpose of the Marylhurst Psychology Association (MPA) is to produce well-educated, ethical and socially responsible members committed to contributing to the application and science of psychology and to society in general. Our goals are to encourage public education and awareness of psychological issues across the lifespan, to encourage collaboration between institutions offering psychology programs, to sponsor or co-sponsor seminars, workshops and guest speakers, and to support community outreach activities to promote mental health.
The purpose of the Biblical Exegesis Society is to explore scripture using the historical critical method of scriptural analysis. Open to students, alumni, faculty and staff. We provide mentoring for those beginning the process of biblical exegesis. For those with more skill, we offer the opportunity to be mentors and teachers as well as the pursuit of advanced studies with peer input and guidance.
The film group at Marylhurst University aims to bring together the creative minds of students interested in the craft of film. The group's objectives are to practice the art and form of filmmaking, which includes cinematography, lighting, sound, editing, scriptwriting, music and theory. The only way to practice the craft is to start making films, so we will be working within the group and the community of Marylhurst in order to accomplish that end. Our ultimate goal is to form friendships and partnerships that last beyond graduation, as it is true that no one succeeds in anything alone. Through practice and creative collaboration we hope to start producing films of merit, no matter the different genre of the films we decide to make. For more information, email email@example.com.
Student Organization for Sustainability (SOS)
SOS is committed to creating a more sustainable, thriving world by empowering students to take action within the Marylhurst campus community and beyond. In pursuit of this SOS:
Earth Week Activities
April 17-21, 2016
Sponsored by SOS (Student Organization for Sustainability)
Marylhurst University campus
All activities open to the public.
April 18: About Bottled Water
April 19: Environmental Justice
April 20: Recycling
April 21: Composting
April 22: Tree Planting
For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com
MBA alum Brandon Burt has launched a business every homeowner can use: TwoMorrow's Garage Doors in West Linn.
Beau McNeff, MBA alum, was named assistant vice president at Cook Children's Physician Network in Texas in April 2016.
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The Student Leadership Team cordially invites all students to meet Marylhurst's president, Dr. Melody Rose. Refreshments will be served. We'll al...
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A-DATA PD7 8GB Flash Drive Review
Reviewed by: Makaveli
Reviewed on: January 21, 2008
Price: $99.99 USD
In today's world, the main focus for computer hardware is to make faster, smaller, and more affordable products. One of the most common peripherals that we commonly overlook is the flash drive. Flash drives are very convenient and help us transport information easily. As these flash drives get smaller, they also get bigger in terms of storage space. But can we find a flash drive that has a large amount of storage space but is still very fast? A-DATA has recently released its PD7 line of flash drives and today we'll be taking a look at the 8GB model. Will this be the latest and greatest flash drive on the market that is a must-have?
The A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive boasts 200X speed and being Windows ReadyBoost compatible. I've never seen a flash drive go over 140X so it'll be interesting to see if this PD7 8GB drive can perform as advertised. Join me as I thoroughly investigate A-DATA's PD7 8GB flash drive.
Closer Look:
Unfortunately, the A-DATA PD7 flash drive is packaged in the impossible-to-open style of plastic. It took me ten minutes just to find something sharp enough to puncture the packaging. On the front of the package you'll see the features, the flash drive itself, and the capacity of the unit. The back of the package is where you'll find the system requirements and some more features, all in multiple languages.
"My Flash" is the logo painted onto the aluminum finish of the PD7. On the back of the unit, you'll find the A-DATA logo as well as the URL. The PD7 is the same size as all of the other USB flash drives that I have used; I was expecting it to be slightly bigger since its capacity is a whopping 8 gigabytes.
Now that we've seen the A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive up close, let's install it so that we can see if this drive actually performs as advertised.
The A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive is installed by plugging it into an open USB port. This drive is plug-and-play ready so you won't need to install any software before you use it.
You may have noticed on the front cover of this flash drive that it works with Windows Vista ReadyBoost. When you plug the flash drive in, Windows Vista immediately detects the drive and brings up the box below. Click "Speed up my system using Windows ReadyBoost" and when the next window pops up, be sure to select the "Use this device" button. Once that's all setup, you're ready to go!
Now that everything is correctly installed, let's test this flash drive!
- Support USB specification version 2.0.
- Support power saving mode to reduce power consumption.
- Support Windows® ME, 2000 and XP without device driver.
- Support Driver for Windows® 98/98 SE.
- Driverless solution for Linux™ Kernel version 2.4 or later version.
- Driverless for Mac® OS 9.X or above.
- LED indicator when device is in use.
- Hot Plug and Play.
- No external power is required.
- It also supports software application for Disk Security and Disk Partition.
- Dimension:66*19*10mm(L*W*H)
- Weight:15g (+-0.5)
- Lifetime warranty
- work with Windows® Vista™
- Support Windows® ReadyBoost Feature
-All information sourced from A-DATA's website: http://www.adata.com.tw/adata_en/product_show.php?ProductNo=AP07200SV
To thoroughly test the A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive, I'm going to be testing it with a program called "Flash Memory Toolkit." The tests from the program that I'll be running are the "Low-level Benchmark" and the "File Benchmark." The "Low-level Benchmark" tests the speed multiplication and how many megabytes a second the drive can achieve while in read format. The "File Benchmark" allows us to see the read and write speed of the drive in KB/s for each of the one, three, and five megabyte files. Higher is better in all tests. I'll be using the Lexar 8GB drive (OCC Review) and a generic 2GB model that I've used for years.
Testing Setup:
- CPU: Intel Q6600 Core 2 Quad
- Motherboard: Abit IN9 32X Max WiFi
- Memory: 2 x 2GB Mushkin XP2-6400 4-4-4-12
- Video Card: Sapphire HD 3870
- Power Supply: Ultra X3 800 Watt Modular Power Supply
- Hard Drive(s): 2 x 500GB Seagate SATA, 1 x WD 160GB SATA
- Opticals: Sony DVD-R Burner, Sony DVD-ROM
- O/S: Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit
- Flash Drive 1: A-DATA PD7 8GB
- Flash Drive 2: Lexar 8GB
- Flash Drive 3: Generic 2GB
Read Speed - Low Level Benchmark:
The first screenshot is of the A-DATA PD7, the second is of the Lexar 8GB, and the third is of the generic 2GB flash drive. Clearly, the A-DATA PD7 destroys the competition by a long shot.
Nothing stands even close to the A-DATA PD7. Let's move on and see how it fares in the "File Benchmark" test.
Read and Write - File Benchmark:
Wow, once again the A-DATA PD7 completely demolishes the competition.
I'd better stop embarrassing those other flash drives, huh?
I've been reviewing for quite some time now and I can tell you, I have never seen a product completely blow its competition out of the water like the A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive. I thought that the Lexar 8GB drive would be able to keep up with the A-DATA PD7 but I was sorely mistaken. The A-DATA PD7 8GB almost doubled what its competitors scored in all of the tests! I am extremely amazed at the speed, ease of use, and the fact that this flash drive is Windows ReadyBoost ready. Originally, I thought that my generic 2GB flash drive was pretty darn good but this A-DATA flash drive dropped my jaw when I saw the results. Honestly, I thought there was an error when I was presented with the results, so I ran the tests again and found out that this drive was really that good. I was also pleased that this flash drive had a capacity of 8GB. With the abundance of storage space and amazing speed, you cannot pass up the A-DATA PD7 8GB flash drive!
- Amazing Speed
- Windows ReadyBoost Compatible
- Size & Looks
- None


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April 30, 2016
SILO, Okla. -- Silo Public Schools are considering a list of potential superintendent candidates.
The current superintendent gave his letter of resignation just after the first of the year, and will leave after June 30th.
The school board met Monday night in executive session with an Oklahoma School Board Association representative to discuss the possible candidates.
No word when they will choose a new superintendent.
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William Fichtner
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William Edward "Bill" Fichtner is an American actor of German ancestry.
Fichtner was born in Mitchel Air Force Base on Long Island, November 27th, 1956. He was raised in Cheektowaga, New York, the son of Patricia A. (née Steitz) and William E. Fichtner.
Beginning his acting career in 1987 as Josh Snyder in the soap opera As the World Turns, Fichtner has an extensive filmography, including Contact, Heat, Armageddon, Go, Equilibrium, Black Hawk Down, The Perfect Storm, The Longest Yard, Crash, Ultraviolet, The Dark Knight and The Lone Ranger; for his role in Crash, Fichtner won a Screen Actors Guild Outstanding Performance Award and a "Best Acting Ensemble" Award from Broadcast Film Critics Choice.
Fichtner also has a career of voice acting in video games, with his most notable role to date being Ken Rosenberg from the Grand Theft Auto series, in which he was credited as Bill Fichtner. He also voiced Logan in 2008's Turok and "Sandman" in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
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May 1, 2016
Urinetown was a smash hit on Broadway and is now making its debut in Greenville at the McGinnis Theater. We spoke with cast members Wednesday who say people should not be put off by the show's title. They say the musical represents a deeper, more political meaning. Urinetown will run at ECU's McGinnis Theater from February 22nd through February 27th. For tickets you can call the theater box office at 252-328-6829.
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Netflix.com is an online video service. For a small monthly fee, you can download videos for viewing as well receive DVDs in the mail. Plus there are no late fees. I think a convenient feature is you can create a list of movies. So when a friend recommends a movie to you, just add it to your list. If you use the mail feature, you will have one DVD out at a time. When it is returned, you can select another from your list. The website says it usually takes about a day for most customers to receive their next selection.
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Seaside United Methodist Church Preschool students participated in a Bike Rodeo last Wednesday, during which the N.C. Highway Patrol instructed the youngsters on proper bicycle safety.
Have you ever seen a bear with a long tail? You have if you look at the Big Dipper in the sky.
The stars that make up the Big Dipper include three stars for a handle and four stars for the bowl. These seven stars were known by most civilizations as the Great Bear, or you could say momma bear.
Beautiful weather and beautiful gardens brought out more than 400 visitors to The Mad Hatter's Garden Tour and Tea Party at Winding River Plantation on Saturday, April 25.
The event, co-sponsored by the Coastal Garden Club and the Winding River Garden Club, featured 13 Winding River gardens, providing members and visitors with a chance to see how homeowners met gardening site challenges.
Have you ever brought home a cut of meat and wondered, "How am I going to cook this?" The occasion arose a few weeks ago when my sister-in-law was visiting and she and my wife went grocery shopping. They came home with, among other things, a beef eye of round and asked me if I could make it that evening for supper. Not wanting to let them know I had no idea what to do with it, I assured them it would be no problem.
Elly May Clampett from the 1960's hit situation comedy would be the first to tell you nothing's better than having lots of critters around. While you might not have enough wealth borne of "Texas tea" to invite all of Elly's exotic animals into your garden, it's relatively easy to create a great space that's "for the birds."
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Upon their return from a 16-day cruise to Europe, Florence and Bob Hopkins of Shallotte celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 9 with a renewal of their vows at St. Brendan's Catholic Church.
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Like the Tiger 800 and 800XC, photos of the 2011 Triumph Daytona 675R were leaked in the weeks leading up to the Milan show. No details were announced at the time, though the images did reveal some of the upgrades over the base Daytona 675.
Triumph replaced the base 675ĺs Kayaba suspension for fully adjustable Ohlins NIX30 forks and MotoGP-developed TTX36 twin tube monoshock. Brakes were also upgraded with Brembo four-piston radial monobloc calipers.
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I got kicked off the Facebook group "Cyclists are Drivers" for posting this remark: "I just watched a video of the cycling situation in NYC which made a pretty compelling case for physically separated bike lanes. streetfilms dot org/physically-separated-bike-lanes
My question is whether this fanatical adherence to the party line rather than accepting that one can approve of rail trails and bike lanes (especially those separated by a physical barrier from car traffic) and still defend cyclists' rights to use the roads like any other vehicle without demanding FTR (farthest to the right) is somehow antithetical to the latter cause.
Dan Gutierrez, the group's moderator, wrote:"You are not welcome in this group, since it is clear you don't support bicycle driving. There are plenty of other groups suited to your advocacy."
However, this was preceded by comments I had made fully supporting cyclists' rights to ride in the road without hugging the right side.
Comment history:Bob Sutterfield Marvin - It's good to hear you agree cyclists have the right to use the roads by the ordinary rules of the road for drivers of vehicles. That's a huge step that many don't get past.
When you learn to apply that principle to your own cycling, you'll find it emancipates you from the restrictions you now feel. You'll no longer feel confined to paths. The entire public roadway network (except freeways) will be available to you! You'll be able to go anywhere you want! No need to wait till a path is built, just get on your trike and ride!
I encourage you to stick around here, listen in, and avail yourself of educational opportunities to help you along the way. Read some of the material at cyclingsavvy dot org and iamtraffic dot org and keep asking lots of questions. Even if there's no workshop in your area, you can create opportunities to meet up with experienced bicycle drivers near you, and learn from them too.
Enjoy the journey!
(Marvin writes) I looked at these materials before you suggested them and I found them useful. But none of the videos showed the kind of roads around here that I stay off. These are two lane roads with 35 mph going to 50 mph speed limits (often exceeded), narrow paved shoulders that I see DF cyclists riding on with cars passing too closely. There is enough oncoming traffic and traffic going the same way that if I controlled the lane they would be stacked up behind me waiting quite a while (given my 10 mph average speed) before I could pull into someone's driveway to give them an opportunity to pass. On the low traffic country roads that I do ride on, there are few enough oncoming cars that getting stuck behind me is not a problem except maybe on a long hill that I'm going up at a snail's pace, and then, if I can, I will pull into a driveway and wave the car(s) behind me on. I do not hug the right side, never, because I don't want anyone to think they can pass me without crossing over the center stripe. Almost everybody gives me a fairly wide berth, but there are more than a few who pass me when they cannot see over the next rise or around the next curve, so they're risking a head on collision. Given the impatience that leads to that kind of stupidity, I can only imagine what such a driver would do if I were controlling the lane while a long succession of oncoming cars made it impossible to pass.
(Marvin writes) That's great if release is possible. [Control the lane and release the lane.] When there are no shoulders, high banks or deep ditches on the side of the road, no driveways or intersecting roads to pull into, then it's not possible. I would stay off roads like that which also had enough oncoming cars to make overtaking impossible on the few straight stretches. Also, and I may be mistaken, I think the slow speed and the width of my trike probably influence the situation. I just watched a video of the cycling situation in NYC which made a pretty compelling case for physically separated bike lanes. streetfilms dot org/physically-separated-bike-lanes
It seems to me that many more people would be riding bikes if their fear of traffic could be calmed and the more bike riders, the better. If getting people started riding requires protected bike lanes, fine. After they gain confidence, they might then be persuaded to ride in traffic, especially if they could first take a course in effective cycling.


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I'm a little bit of every kind of geek or nerd you can imagine ^^. Japanophile, Anglophile, Audiophile, Anime/Manga nut, avid computer gamer, furry fan (but not the creepy kind GOD NO). I design games in my spare time, listen to my music on vinyl, and am just a little weird in general.
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Paranoia Agent (do they make good anime anymore? I haven't seen any good ones since PA.)
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Reviews for The Shivah
Adventure game with spiritual undertonesAkiMatti | Jan. 5, 2015 | See all AkiMatti's reviews »
It is not often that one gets to ponder spiritual questions while playing. I mean, other than "Thou shalt not kill" ;) Playing as a Rabbi is a unique experience and it is well told by the game. I even learnt some new things about Judaism. The problems that the player has to face are logical and the dialogs between other characters are written very well! Makes you think about moral questions more than usual adventure games which is a plus in my book. Heartily recommended!
Classic adventure gameelwismw | July 3, 2014 | See all elwismw's reviews »
If you like classic adventure games, you should try this one. I know, it's a slogan widely used as a start of the review, but it just fits here perfectly. If you remember games like e.g. Broken Sword, and you enjoyed them, then you should find same type of fun here. No QTE, which I personally hate in adventure games. Graphics look like taken from the 90's game, music as well. It's not a problem though, because they are not the most important in this game (still, music selection is quite nice) What's the best in this game are plot and quite difficult puzzles. I really struggled with some of them, but that's what these types of games are about, so I guess it speaks positively about The Shivah. The only problem I see is that it is quite short - 2.3 hours maximum. But for such a small price it is still worth trying.
Uniquejuxtaposed_j | Dec. 12, 2013 | See all juxtaposed_j's reviews »
How many games do you get to play as a Jewish Rabbi? The story goes like this- You play a Rabbi in NYC who owns and runs a synagogue; however business inset going too well, then an old member has died and has left lots of money available. Your job is to investigate further this issue… This game is interesting and the fighting/combat is fun while some of the tasks bought into question make you think about your subsequent actions and morals. Definitely thought me new things about Judaism! :)


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The ney (also nai, nye, nay) is an end-blown flute that figures prominently in Persian and West Asian music. In some of these musical traditions, it is the only wind instrument used. It is a very ancient instrument, with depictions of ney players appearing in wall paintings in the Egyptian pyramids and actual neys being found in the excavations at Ur. This indicates that the ney has been played continuously for 4,500–5,000 years, making it one of the oldest musical instruments still in use. It is a forerunner of the modern flute. The ney consists of a piece of hollow cane or reed (ney is an old Persian word for reed--the reed comes from Arundo donax plant--with five or six finger holes and one thumb hole.) Some modern neys may be made of metal tubing or PVC electrical conduit. Pitch differs, depending on the region and the finger arrangement. A highly skilled ney player can reach as many as three octaves, though it is more common to have several "helper" neys to cover different pitch ranges or to facilite playing technical passages in other maqamat. Note that, in Romanian, nai[1] is also applied to a curved Pan flute.


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Corps and Clienteles: Public Finance and Political Change in France, 1688-1715
Ashgate, 2003 - History - 217 pages
Few historians would deny that Louis XIV's France dominated the political, cultural and military landscape of late 17th-century Europe. Yet the financial foundations on which French hegemony were based remain open to question. Traditionally the regime has been viewed as the archetypal centralizing monarchy in which warfare was the main motor driving reform. Yet more recently research has pointed to a more subtle interpretation in which power was negotiated and interests balanced between the crown and members of the elite. on the intersection between institutions and personal relationships in the financial strategies surrounding Louis XIV's final two wars. It argues that, in appealing to the elite for financial support to wage war, Louis in return stabilized many of the structures on which the elite stood, entrenched elements of privilege throughout the political landscape, and devolved power to provincial institutions. Especially with the participation of privileged corps as financial intermediaries, the politics of war finance in the last 25 years of Louis's reign profoundly influenced the direction in which absolutism developed through the remainder of the Old Regime. development of absolutism; tying the choices available to Louis XIV with the structures and institutions that he inherited from his predecessors, while setting his approach apart. By also measuring the impact of financial negotiations between crown and corps on the later state, it is argued that absolutism under Louis was neither ossified nor in crisis, as the latter half of his reign is often described, but rather dynamic and flexible as it sought to meet the financial costs of warfare.
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All winter squash can be grouped into three species: Cucurbita pepo consists of the smaller, daintier squashes, such as Sweet Dumpling, delicata and acorn; C. maxima refers to the round, bumpy squashes, such as buttercup, Golden Nugget and Red Kuri; C. moschata are round or elongated squashes with smooth skin and dense flesh, such as butternut.
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Delicata has golden flesh with a creamy texture and distinctive corn taste. The skin is edible, unlike that of most other winter squashes. Buttercup's deep orange flesh is rich and sweet with a moist and velvety texture. The skin can be either green with light green stripes and flecks or orange. The familiar green acorn squash is now appearing in markets in new colors, like orange, white and black. Golden Nugget looks like a small pumpkin with a green ring on the blossom end. Its deep orange flesh is dry, finely textured and mildly sweet. Red Kuri is tear-shaped and has a dry and velvety flesh with a mild, almost salty, flavor. Sweet Dumpling is one of the sweetest squashes, with a light orange flesh and smooth texture. The ivory-and-green skin changes to yellow-and-orange as it matures.
Squash & Health
Winter squash, which weighs in at only 50 calories per cup, can replace oil or butter in baked goods while delivering a wallop of vitamins and minerals. One cup delivers up to half the recommended dietary allowance of vitamin C and about one-fourth the suggested intake of potassium (a mineral that lowers blood pressure and reduces the risk of stroke). The varieties with the darkest flesh have the most beta-carotene; for instance, one cup of butternut squash supplies enough beta-carotene to meet the RDA of vitamin A, which contributes to healthy skin, vision and bones.
The Mighty Pumpkin
The new Ritz-Carlton Spa at Half Moon Bay in Northern California offers a Pumpkin Body Peel that uses pumpkin enzymes to exfoliate the skin ($75; 650-712-7040). The Pumpkin/Melon Body Treatment at the Ojai Valley Inn and Spa, outside Los Angeles, scrubs skin smooth with ground pumpkin and melon seeds and pumpkin pie spices ($110; 888-SPA-OJAI). The Pumpkin Prune Enzyme Peel at Susan Ciminelli Day Spa in New York City mixes pumpkin and prune extracts to smooth your body ($250; 212-872-2650). Or give yourself a facial with one of these products: Jaqua Girls Pumpkin and Papaya Face Mask ($18 for 5 ounces; 877-973-7467); Zia Natural Skincare Pumpkin Exfoliating Mask ($23 for 1.2 ounces; 800-334-7546); or Holistic Skin Care Pumpkin Face Scrub with Apricot & Walnut ($12 for 4 ounces; 818-990-6618).
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"I wanted to treat myself without paying the price in calories," says Cristina Carlino, the owner of the beauty company Philosophy, explaining how she came to bottle the spicy scent of pumpkin pie in a three-in-one shampoo, conditioner and body wash. It's sold as part of Philosophy's Baked Goods Cookbook kit, which also includes three-in-one cleansers scented like chocolate chip cookies, banana nut bread and cinnamon buns. (There are Cookbook kits themed around pies and frozen desserts, too.) Originally aimed at children, the kits have found an ardent adult following. Carlino, for one, hasn't felt the need to make any of the recipes printed on the bottles. "I love cinnamon buns," she says, "but I haven't had a hankering for the real thing since I started keeping the stuff in my shower" ($30 for four 4.5-ounce bottles; at Sephora, 877-973-7467).


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How Conservative Is "Too Conservative"?
Rules for the Alito Games.
The Democrats have declared war on President Bush's latest Supreme Court candidate, Samuel Alito, without much in the way of weapons. Only two, really: the filibuster and the power of persuasion. And the filibuster—because it seems (and is) unfair and anti-democratic—will backfire unless people are persuaded that it is saving them from something really bad.
And to make the challenge even more daunting, most of the usual tools of persuasion aren't available this time. Alito seems like a fine fellow, personally. His credentials and qualifications are beyond dispute. Unlike Robert Bork, he is not scary-looking. And another Anita Hill is too much to hope for. Those are the cheap shortcuts. All that's left is a serious argument: Alito is simply too conservative.
The Republican counterargument will be fourfold: A) He is not very conservative; B) no one knows how conservative he is, and no one is going to find out, because discussing his views in any detail would involve "prejudging" future issues before the court; C) it doesn't matter whether he is conservative—even raising the question "politicizes" what ought to be a nonpartisan search for judicial excellence; and D) sure he's conservative. Very conservative. Who won the election?
Actually D), the most valid argument, is one you will never hear, although the Harriet Miers detour showed what happens if Republican activists suspect that a nominee really might not be onboard the ideological train.
The other Republican arguments are laughable. Of course Alito is very conservative. That's why he got nominated. The process of choosing justices is no more political in the Senate than it is in the White House. Alito has been a judge for 15 years and has written opinions on hundreds of subjects. If that is not "prejudging," answering questions at a confirmation hearing certainly is not.
So, how conservative is "too conservative"? Democrats like the phrase "outside the mainstream." They also like to emphasize that the next justice will be replacing Sandra Day O'Connor, an icon of swing-vote moderation. The notion is that presidents of all stripes are under some kind of vague, floating obligation to keep the court in ideological balance. This, unfortunately, is a party-out-of-power fantasy. There is no requirement of moderation in the abstract. President Bush needn't nominate a compromise candidate just to show he's a good sport.
"Too conservative" may just mean anti-abortion. Maybe this is all about Roe v. Wade and nothing more. But if you're really looking for a standard to judge whether someone is too conservative to sit on the Supreme Court, you need to distinguish between three different kinds of judicial conservatism.
First, conservatism can mean a deep respect for precedent and a reluctance to reverse established doctrines. All judges are supposed to be bound by precedent, and it's a bit of a mystery when and why they feel empowered to change course. But this meaning of conservatism is mainly advanced by liberals, who like the idea that conservatism itself will stay the hand of conservative judges in reversing great liberal precedents.
Of course each of these liberal precedents—school desegregation, Miranda warnings, abortion choice, and so on—was a precedent-buster in its day, making the argument a bit hypocritical. But recent Supreme Court nominees have found that asserting a deep respect for precedent is a great way to reassure senators that they won't overturn Roe, whatever they might think of it on the merits, and whatever they actually intend.
Second, a conservative can mean someone who reads the Constitution narrowly and is reluctant to overrule the elected branches of government. Republicans have been waving this flag for decades, reverencing "strict constructionism" and the framers' "original intent" while condemning "activist" judges who are "legislating from the bench." It's not just that the conservative theory of constitutional interpretation is better than the liberal theory. It's that conservative judges have a theory, while liberal judges are just on an unprincipled power grab. This conceit is what allows President Bush to insist that he does not impose any ideological litmus test on judges, as long as they agree with him.