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Jaden Jantzer came off the bench in the fourth quarter and hit two big 3-pointers, including the go-ahead basket with 20 seconds left to help Washougal improve to 7-0.
"Jantzer hit two big 3s for us," Washougal coach Malcolm Estes said. "He hit one that got us within two in the fourth, and then that go-ahead basket. Tenino came down and got a good look at the end, but they missed and Jantzer got the tough rebound. It was really his moment to shine."
Washougal trailed 31-19 early in the third quarter. But the Panthers used strong inside play from Isaac Bischoff and Aaron Deister to rally back into the game.
Bischoff had 11 points and six rebounds, while Deister added eight points and 11 rebounds.
"It was a good win for us, a good challenge," Estes said. "But the real challenge will come next week when we play Camas and Mountain View."
TENINO — Love 8, Hammond 7, Conklin 11, Egge 5, Peterson 1, Rounsley 20. Totals 13 (6) 8-13 52.
WASHOUGAL (7-0) — Isaac Bischoff 11, Aaron Deister 8, Michael McElroy 2, Mustapha Bah 0, David Crowley 13, Karsten Short 4, Trent Stauffer 3, Austin Tran 3, Nate Adams 3, Jaden Jantzer 6. Totals 18 (4) 6-9 53.
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Our U.S. military, particularly the lower and mid-range enlisted and their families, often endure extreme financial stress, coupled with multiple, lengthy deployments and the rigors of military life. And our transitioning veterans often take years before catching up with their civilian peers and securing sustainable employment. This lengthy financial stress takes its toll. Too often it means that a veteran also loses his family as a part of his or her sacrifice to our country.
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Currently when you suggest an edit a few guidelines are represented. Two of these I however find misleading since even when applying them correctly an edit will still get rejected.
These two are
- clarify meaning without changing it
- correct minor mistakes
clarify meaning without changing it
A good example i have come across is this one. The validation has nothing to do with anything. What he really wants is to
Get $this->Auth->user('id') in user model cakephp. This is the title of the question, is listed as the last sentence in the question, all the answers are related to that and why i successfully flagged it as a duplicate to another question that was exactly about that. Anything else just makes it confusing. It's like reading through a whole Bible plus Manuscripts before going to the real question. So that's what i did, i clarified the meaning (
Get $this->Auth->user('id') in user model cakephp) without changing it by removing the whole thing about validation.
It got there denied probably because what i removed too many characters. But if i remove less characters it's not good as well
correct minor mistakes
From what I experienced by minor mistakes it means only grammar/spelling mistakes and even then it is unsure it will not get rejected because you have to correct not too less and not too many, just somewhere in between. When it comes to code, even the slightest code changes are not allowed. I tried to edit only a crucial part only one character but that got every time rejected. See here and here. There are many more with similar minor mistakes.
A funny one is here. Everyone with a bit of experience in coding would easily see that this would turn into a loop. I know other people say i would have to downvote it but that means i have to put the right version as another answer which would then be 99% the same as the original. I really don't understand how that is going to be any good. Especially when someone sees an error with my answer and does the same. For this reason I now put those things as comments. Here the guy clearly endorse me to make a suggested edit. Just to test it out i gave it a shot and clearly put in the explanation box
see comments. But got Rejected as expected.
For this reason I think it should be better if the guidelines were more clear and not promote things that the reviewer community clearly disapproves anyway.


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Thunder 105, Rockets 102
Nuggets from my notebook from Wednesday's Game 2 win over the Rockets.
- There are tons of takeaways from this one. My biggest is the Thunder's crunch time performance.
- This was the first time in the post-James Harden era that the Thunder has had to grind out a playoff victory. It won't be the last. And remember, crunch time is when many believed the Thunder would miss Harden most. But not tonight it didn't.
- OKC went 4-for-7 in the final five minutes. All four buckets were assisted. The Thunder was 4-for-6 from the foul line. Five different players scored. That's about as good as it gets down the stretch.
- "I think all season long we've been doing a great job of closing out big games and trying to prepare ourselves for moments like this," said Russell Westbrook. "And I thought tonight we all stuck together."
- Only part of what Westbrook said is true. The Thunder has been preparing for these moments all season. But OKC technically hasn't been doing a great job of closing out big games as Westbrook suggests. The Thunder had just eight games decided by three points or less in the regular season. OKC went 3-5 in those games. Each passing loss triggered questions and sometimes doubt about how the Thunder would perform this postseason without Harden.
- "We've been in a lot of close games, maybe not this year but you don't forget how you play," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "We have a lot of experience on our team even though our age is young…One of the things that (Thunder players) do is they play with a lot of composure for a young group…So it's only going to get better as time goes by."
- Houston threw out a zone against the Thunder, and the results were sort of mixed. It helped the Rockets get back in the game, but OKC soon figured it out and attacked it well.
- "We were down so we had to think of something to try to help us come back into the game," Harden said of Houston going zone. "And luckily that slowed them up a little bit. Well, a lot. They took some tough shots and we got out and got some easy points and went on our run."
- The most troubling thing about this game? Easily the rebounding. Houston destroyed the Thunder on the glass despite starting with and sticking to a small lineup that featured only one big man throughout much, if not all the game. Final numbers: Rockets 57, Thunder 40. On the offensive end: Rockets 19, Thunder 10.
- Brooks: "It doesn't add up, other than it did add up. They got the rebounds."
- More from Brooks on the boards: "That's something that we've talked about all year. We got to do a much better job. We can't be the bigger team and be the team that gave up 19 rebounds offensively. That gives them too many opportunities."
- Houston had 27 second-chance points.
- At halftime, 6-foot-1 inch guard Patrick Beverley had six rebounds. Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins had that many combined at that point.
- Beverley finished with 12. Ibaka finished with 11….
- …Perk finished with six.
- The Thunder should have punished the Rockets inside. Because OKC couldn't this is a game that other teams will look at and perhaps grow confident from.
- On a more positive note, the Thunder did an outstanding job again limiting the Rockets in transition. Just 14 fast break points by Houston tonight. This could have been a
- James Harden took 20 free throws. Twenty!!
- While the Thunder did execute well down the stretch of a close game without Harden, seeing the way he masterfully orchestrated the Thunder's offense didn't do anything to stain the memory of what the Thunder once had. He was simply outstanding, slicing into the paint, drawing fouls, earning trips to the foul line and attracting defenders before kicking out to wide open shooters.
- Russell Westbrook got off to a slow start largely because of early foul trouble. He picked up his second foul with 6:18 left in the first quarter. And then he had an, um, interesting night when he returned in the second.
- Westbrook and Beverley, two extremely scrappy dudes, got into it and battled from midway through the second quarter on. It stemmed from Beverley rushing in and attempting to steal the ball from Westbrook as he casually brought it across halfcourt with the intention of calling a timeout. Beverley bumped into Westbrook's right knee, sending Westbrook crashing to the floor and clutching his knee while wincing in obvious discomfort. Wolverine, of course, shook it off and stayed in the game.
- That play, however, triggered the competitive juices in both, as the two spent much of the rest of the night jawing, staring, swatting and shoving. It was playoff basketball at its best.
- Westbrook: "It's fun. During this time of the year, as a team we got one goal and we can't let nobody get in the way. That's how I feel and that's how I want my team to respond as well."
- Westbrook nearly let the exchange get the best of him. It almost — almost — turned into one of those meltdown moments. Westbrook was on the verge of turning the game into a personal battle with Beverley. He began jacking shots (four in the next 3 1/2 minutes after the original play) and had that look of revenge in his eye. Sometimes that's a good thing. This time it was headed the other way. Westbrook started talking smack with Francisco Garcia, who stood and jawed from the bench. He swatted away Beverley's arm as he attempted to help him up after playing too tight on an inbounds play. And Westbrook raised a forearm to Beverley's neck area on a fast break (although Beverley sold it by throwing his head back). That last little bit was Westbrook's third foul, forcing him to set for the remainder of the half. And it was the best thing that could have happened to him and the Thunder at that moment. Just 1:53 remained in the second period, and the Thunder led by just one. The way things were going, Westbrook could have lost his cool and let the Rockets wrestle away the lead and momentum going into the half.
- With that said, Westbrook settled down in the second half and showed enormous composure. He never let his emotions get the best of him. Big time show of maturity there.
- If you have any positive feelings toward basketball it's impossible to not love Patrick Beverley?
- In my opinion, Beverley's steal attempt on Westbrook was in no way cheap or dirty. The clock is ticking. The ball is in play. What Beverley did was totally within the rules of the game, and it's a play numerous point guards make on a nightly basis. Westbrook, I'm sure, has done the same. Can't fault Beverley for hustling. Because you just never, ever know. Beverley, and the Rockets, would have looked bad had they been caught sleeping. Evidence: Warriors and Hornets. Had Beverley got the steal and a layup at the other end it would have been a great hustle play. But since he brushed Westbrook's knee and Westbrook reacted the way he did, some want to call it dirty. It wasn't.
- Beverley's play on the ball is sort of like Ibaka boxing out on the free throw line. Opponents hate Ibaka's all-out effort. It's over the top and, because of his technical, largely unusual. But in no way is it out of bounds. You either match his energy or get pushed to halfcourt. Simple.
- Jeremy Lin left the game just before the start of the third quarter with what team officials listed as a right chest contusion. He did not return and his status for Game 3 is unclear. Even though Lin has missed 14 of 18 shots in this series, that could be a big blow to the Rockets simply because Houston doesn't have much depth. Never mind losing him means the Rockets are down a ball-handler and spot-up shooter.
- Houston outscored OKC 50-30 in the paint.
- Derek Fisher played 6 minutes, 30 seconds, all in the first half. DeAndre Liggins played four seconds…slowly but surely.
- I thought Kevin Martin would shoot much better tonight. He didn't. He made two big fourth-quarter 3s. But went 1-for-7 the rest of the game. In Game 1, K-Mart provided some hustle plays to offset his off shooting night. Tonight, he didn't do anything Jeremy Lamb couldn't have done. That's worrisome, because the Rockets aren't good defensively. After this performance, you can't help but wonder which Martin will show up against a team like, say, Memphis.
- OKC's 35 3-pointers were a season-high. Some of it was a result of the zone, but the Thunder got sucked into the small ball style and played Houston's game.
- I generally defend the Thunder when folks hoot and holler about a big man. My thoughts typically are along the lines of 'You want KD, Russ, Ibaka AND a dominant low-post scorer?' But the Thunder's inability to dictate matchups and control the paint tonight was borderline embarrassing.
- Aaron Brooks looked like he hadn't played basketball in 15 years. He used to be a really good scorer.
- Kevin Durant didn't score but four points in the fourth quarter. He hit a 3 and split a pair of free throws. But he had four assists in the final period and nine for the game. Equally important was his one turnover. I continue to be intrigued by Durant's evolution as a playmaker. Think about how much more dangerous the world's most dangerous scorer will be once he grows into a consistently reliable dual threat. It's scary.
- Up next. Game 3 in Houston on Saturday.
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Algeria: 32 militants killed, with 23 hostages
The British government said Saturday it is trying to determine the fate of six people from Britain who are either dead or unaccounted for.
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain said, "There is no justification for taking innocent life in this way. Our determination is stronger than ever to work with allies right around the world to root out and defeat this terrorist scourge and those who encourage it."
The Norwegian government said there were five Norwegians unaccounted for.
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Saturday one Romanian hostage was killed in the course of the siege, while the Malaysian government said two of its citizens were still missing.
The attack by the Masked Brigade, founded by Algerian militant Moktar Belmoktar, had been in the works for two months, a member of the brigade told the ANI news outlet. He said militants targeted Algeria because they expected the country to support the international effort to root out extremists in neighboring Mali and it was carried out by a special commando unit, "Those Who Signed in Blood," tasked with attacking nations supporting intervention in Mali.
The kidnappers focused on the foreign workers, largely leaving alone the hundreds of Algerian workers who were briefly held hostage before being released or escaping.
Several of them arrived haggard-looking on a late-night flight into Algiers on Friday and described how the militants stormed the living quarters and immediately separated out the foreigners.
Mohamed, a 37-year-old nurse who like the others wouldn't allow his last name to be used for fear of trouble for himself or his family, said at least five people were shot to death, their bodies still in front of the infirmary when he left Thursday night.
Chabane, an Algerian who worked in food services, said he bolted out the window and was hiding when he heard the militants speaking among themselves with Libyan, Egyptian and Tunisian accents. At one point, he said, they caught a Briton.
"They threatened him until he called out in English to his friends, telling them, `Come out, come out. They're not going to kill you. They're looking for the Americans,'" Chabane said.
"A few minutes later, they blew him away."
Paul Schemm reported from Rabat, Morocco. Associated Press writers Aomar Ouali in Algiers; Oliver Teves in Manila, Philippines; Elaine Ganley in Paris; Sylvia Hui in London; Jan M. Olsen in Copenhagen; and Peter Spielmann at the U.N. contributed to this report.
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We are making great progress on the December builds… all the dice towers have been cut! But don't get too excited, we still need to assemble and engrave.
So early... Read more
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What a crazy ride... Read more
First shipment goes out soon!
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Quick update... The bags of holding are in and they look great!
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Union leader says Congressional rules block pro-worker bills
Unions and their allies must "connect the dots" between gummed-up congressional rules and the lack of legislation that helps workers, voters, women and their allies.
Union activist sees new unity, new day for labor movement
My members, along with hundreds of labor, community, faith and student allies, have arrived to show support to fast food workers organizing for $15-an hour and a union.
Oregon contractor tell NLRB he'd rather close than clean up
A painting contractor accused of threatening, bribing, interrogating, discriminating against and firing pro-union workers went without an attorney, and ended up being the prosecution's best witness.
Justices unanimously back public employee whistleblower
The 9-0 ruling cheered the NEA, whose Alabama affiliate - the largest and most-influential union in the state - provided the attorneys for whistleblower Edward Lane in lower court arguments.
CWA'S Cohen ties fight vs. income inequality to fight for democracy
"Corporations are people in America and can run orchestrated campaigns to destroy working people. That's what gets me mad!"
Today in labor history: Mass. first state to pass minimum wage
"The industry employing her is in receipt of the working energy of a human being at less than its cost, and to that extent is parasitic."
In LA and Illinois, unions fight legal battles vs. pension cuts
The LA pension case affects 20,000 present municipal workers and the Illinois case affects 621,000 workers and retirees.
St. Louis workers rally to support fired Jimmy John's employee
Rasheen Aldridge, an organizer with Show Me $15, has been fired because of his role as a protest organizer.


text: Hyonjun was born in Seoul, Korea. He studied at the Sun-hwa Art School and the Korea National University of Arts. He was awarded "Danseur Nobre" in 2009 by the Korean Dance Association. Hyonjun joined Universal Ballet in 2007, and was promoted to Principal after one year. He joined Tulsa Ballet in 2013. His repertoire includes: Onegin (Cranko), Romeo & Juliet (MacMillan), Cinderella (Stevenson), The Nutcracker (Marcello Angelini), Giselle, Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, La Bayadère, Don Quixote, Shim Chung, Petite Mort, Sechs Tänze (Kylián), Black Cake (van Manen), In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated (Forsythe), Minus 7 (Naharin), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Wheeldon), This is Your Life, Contrast (Hue), Lady of the Camellias (Caniparoli), Classical Symphony (Possokhov), The Four Temperaments (Balanchine), The Angle of Incidence (Gates), The Fullest Recreation (Neenan), Axis Mundi (Fonte), Juxtaposed, UNIKO (Cong), One/End/One (Elo), Extremely Close (Cerrudo), Rooster (Bruce) and many others. He choreographed Relations, Panorama for TBII, and his first solo work Toccata and Fugue was chosen as the compulsory piece for the Female Senior Division in the Valentina Kozlova International Ballet Competition in New York, 2015.


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When to fly
Peak Season:
Most visitors travel to Cairo from mid-October to May, which is known as the high season. Temperatures at this time of year generally stay between 23 and 24 degrees Celsius, with night-time temperatures about 10 degrees. However, when packing your suitcase, bear in mind temperatures can soar to above 32 degrees and have been known to drop to lower than 9 degrees at some times during this period. During the peak season a number of festivals are hosted within Cairo. One such example is the Cairo International Jazz Festival, which usually takes place during March and includes jazz orchestras from United States, Spain, Lebanon, France and Germany, to name a few. Alongside the event, a number of activities are available for visitors to attend, including workshops, kids' programs, master classes and film screenings.
Off Season:
The summer months (June-August) are low season. The combination of high temperatures - up to 35 degrees - and smog can be unpleasant for visitors. During Ramadan, the month of fasting, which is one of the most important parts of the Islamic calendar, many museums and tourist sites close early, many restaurants only open after sundown and the streets will be deserted. This should be taken into consideration when booking your flights to Cairo, as you may not be able to make the most out of your trip if attractions you'd like to visit are closed. Ramadan takes place approximately mid-September to mid-October, however, it varies from year to year, so check the exact date before you reserve flight tickets.
Shoulder Season:
September is a pleasant time to visit. The weather starts to cool down slightly, with the temperature on average about 26 degrees Celsius and there are also fewer crowds.
City overview
Dubbed "Umm El Dinya" (Mother of the World) by Egyptians and Arabs, Cairo is one of the most brash and chaotic cities in the world. Yet each year, millions of tourists book flights to Cairo to discover one of the world's great ancient civilisations.
The hustle and bustle of modern Cairo's busy streets teeming with hordes of people and honking cars is perfectly juxtaposed by the serene felucca boats sailing along the Nile and horses galloping amid the gargantuan pyramids. And while most tourists who book a flight to Cairo do so to visit the Great Pyramid of Giza – the last surviving wonder of the ancient world – there's a lot more to see and do in this exhilarating metropolis.
Six-hundred-year-old Khan al-Khalili is one of the first stops on any tourist's must-see list. This labyrinthine bazaar offers bargain hunters the chance to haggle for hours while magpies can pick up everything from silver and precious stones to waterpipes and spices. After all that shopping recharge your batteries at the famous Feshawi's coffeehouse and enjoy some strong Turkish coffee or an icy karkadey (hibiscus juice).
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Hi Annie, Have not posted on here for ages, what great news! Shall keep an eye on the radio times. Hope everyone is well..Hi to Diana, Jan et al! Still can't really take in that Deric is no longer with us..we are moving house at the moment so all my books are packed away..my favourite is 'enough to make a cat laugh' kind regards, Gill, Belper.xx
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Hello again! Just read about the new books coming out. Annie, what a great idea! We do take the Radio Times, so will they be connected or advertised in this? Haven't spotted anything yet. Love to all, Diana - Southampton xxx
posts on 3/14/2014 9:00:23 AM
This question isn't Deric related, but I've recently watched several movies set in England like Notting Hill. And I noticed that they didn't have door knobs, just dead bolts. Is that an English custom, or just a quirk in those movies? Thanks from sunny Arizona!
posts on 1/20/2014 1:32:42 AM
I am really looking forward to the next book! Love the books!!!!
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posts on 1/8/2014 8:52:38 AM
Thank you Annie, that really is great news. Looking forward to it!!
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posts on 1/7/2014 7:58:36 AM
Great news! There are three brand new collections of Deric's Radio Derby scripts coming out this year. These original short monologues often featured or were adapted to Deric's books. Watch out for Radio Times!!
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Hello everyone, especially Aileen and the Longden family. Wanted to post before Christmas, but everything was tidied away and disconnected!! I do hope you had a good Christmas although different from other years. May I take this opportunity to wish all of you the very best that 2014 can offer. Annie I saw your posting about the Bibliophile - what a brilliant idea! All the best to everyone - love Diana - Southampton
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Hi, I'd like to wish everyone, especially the Longden family, a 2014 that is filled with joy, humour, love, good health and fun! Hope it will be a great year for everyone. Good to hear from you, Annie - the 'firsts' are always the most difficult! Love, Bea
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Hi Annie, glad you managed over the festivities. These things always seem much worse at xmas. I'm sure Deric's spirit was with you. All the best for new year xx
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Thank you everyone for your good wishes to our family over Christmas. I was a tough one without Deric's great sense of humour but we talked to his urn and still feel his presence in their beautiful home. Happy New Year to all his readers. Love from Deric's family xxx
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Perpetual Motion: Kirk Newman's Frantic Figures Reflect His Artistic Theory of Evolution
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As the tides push and suck at the shores, glaciers gnaw at mountains and rivers scour gaping canyons out of gullies, one sees plain evidence of the earth's state of continual transition. It's a condition from which human beings are not exempt, though on a biological rather than geological scale. Our species has evolved from nomadic hunter/gatherers to agrarian herders, and again from rural farmers to urban entrepreneurs. The constancy of change has brought us iron tools, alphabets, the Industrial Revolution, microwaves and 24-hour banking.
This is heavy stuff, and more in the realm of evolutionists. But it's also very much on the mind of artist Kirk Newman, who depicts the modern human animal amid this persistent change in his prints and bronze sculptures.
"In college, I took way more classes than I needed to in religion and philosophy, and had a big interest in evolution," the forthright, yet modest, 78-year-old Newman said from his home in Kalamazoo, Mich. "I bring that background to the figures that I make. What my work is really about is man on earth at this time in this time frame."
The cultures of the past recorded their reflections of daily life, whether they were figures of Pharaohs strutting across a wall of hieroglyphics or scenes of Russian peasant women sheaving wheat. Newman enters the anthropological record with impatient businessmen rushing to meetings, women speeding pell-mell to appointments and an iconic use of the business suit, briefcase, computer and cell phone.
"Speed is such a huge part of the environment we live in," said Newman, who himself doesn't own a cell phone. "But the greater reality is the speed of change. The figures I make are reflecting that."
These symbols of perpetual motion developed from Newman's own experience in the business world working for a lighter company in the late 1970s. His brief time there was enough for him to learn that industry was not what he wanted to do for a living. But working with the heads of companies also gave him fodder for future artistic projects. "The c.e.o. is a person who cannot show a lot of emotion but gets news that can be good or terrible," Newman said. "He can't jump up and down. But his nerve endings go all over. He's affected totally. That's the thing I want to express in an image."
Before his foray into the business world, Newman studied drawing, printmaking, ceramics and painting at the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma, and later completed graduate work at the University of Iowa, obtaining degrees in art education and ceramics in 1951. Besides working as an educator at the University of Architecture & Design in Kalamazoo, Mich., and, later, at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, where he was also associate director, Newman was busy setting up foundries in three different communities as well as creating a solid body of artwork. He dabbled in various media and spent an entire summer during the 1960s in Communist-ruled Yugoslavia experimenting with carving marble.
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A 10 000$ tattoo in the face
Would you let a company tattoo something in your face for 10 000$? Well that's exactly what Kari Smith, Salt Lake City, did : she has gone ahead and had her forehead tattooed with the Web address of a gambling site. The pictures talk by themself :
"To everyone else, it seems like a stupid thing to do. To me, $10,000 is like $1 million. I only live once, and I'm doing it for my son," she said.
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Create a course in a course category (e.g., "algebra1" within "math courses"). In that course, upload an image or other file to the "course files" area, and create a question that links to that file. Now try to move that question from the course to its parent category level (so that it can be shared by other courses in the category). When prompted what to do about the image, select either "copy from the course files area and change links" or "move from the course files area and change links." The result is the error message seen in the attached screenshot.
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As a workaround, as an admin you can export a question db and import it to Front Page Questions and when you move your category to the system level context, choose the 'link only' option. Not ideal - but seems to do the job for the interim.
Well, I have fixed the missing error message strings.
The error is trying to tell you that you do not have permission to create files in the place you are trying to move the questions to. I think that is a correct permissions check.
So, you need to ensure that teachers who can share questions have permission to create site files.
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OKC Craft Beer Week countdown: Day 1
As we approach the start of the inaugural Oklahoma City Craft Beer Week, I thought this would be a great time to preview the week's festivities on a day-by-day basis.
We'll start now with Day 1, Sunday, May 11.
On tap:
Homebrew class at The Brew Shop, 3624 N Pennsylvania Ave.
The free class is set for 1 p.m. Sunday and will feature brewing lessons for extract and all-grain beer. Shop owner Gail White said the extract kit, or mini mash, will be a Belgian caramel wit, and all-grain will be a barley wine.
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We have been here two weeks now and have eaten at Super Carnes on Calle 1 Sur every other day. We are hooked and plan to take the rest of our party for more than one day next week. The food is excellent and the national arrechera is the BEST.
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Melt in your mouth arrachera! Great stuff! If you are on vacation or you live here you need to get some. We pick up a kilo of chicken and a kilo of arrachera for our family of 4 to have at the house and eat off of for a few days. Grab some veggies and you can make fajitas at home when you want. Sherry is right that both the national and international are good but we love the national the best. Eat in or take it home. Either way you will want more.
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Incredible local spot, out of the tourist path. It is nothing special as far as ambiance.But you with not even notice the plastic table and chairs or the smoke coming from the grill once you get your food on the table! It is well worth the trip. Your goal is to eat Arrechera!!! There is national and international Arrechera - Both are very nice. Feel free to order off the menu BUT what I recommend for 2 people is 1/2 kilo of national arrechera meat with your choice of a baked onion, or baked potato along with salsa, crema, avacado, lime and fresh tortillas. This supplies your table with the ingredients to make the best tacos ever! The place is always full of people. It is also the place you can buy meat for a BBQ at home. It is a butcher shop and restaurant. Just fantastic! After 6 years here, it has always been consistently great food and is my favorite place in town. They are open around 11 am and close at 7pm!


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Update on LiviaThe borrower still has her business selling clothing. She sells clothing for ladies, men and children, and has been working in this business for seven years. It is going very well.
She has a stand in a shopping center, and works from 8:00am to 7:00pm. Her dream is to expand her clothes-selling business.
She is applying for the loan in order to buy pants, sweaters, jackets and T-shirts for children, ladies and men. She is happy about the loan and promises to make her installment payments.
La socia esta contenta con el credito y se compromete a cumplir los pagos de su cuota
Previous Loan DetailsThe borrower is currently engaged in buying clothes wolesale from different large stores in Lima, Bolivia and others and sells them retail in Cusco. The borrower travels to buy wholesale clothes for ladies, men and children for later resale. The borrower has a stand at a well-known commercial cen... More from Livia's previous loan »
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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The prescription drug epidemic in the United States: A perfect storm
Version of Record online: 4 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1465-3362.2011.00291.x
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Special Issue: Pharmaceuticals. Guest Editors: Suzanne Nielsen and Raimondo Bruno
Volume 30, Issue 3, pages 264–270, May 2011
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MAXWELL, J. C. (2011), The prescription drug epidemic in the United States: A perfect storm. Drug and Alcohol Review, 30: 264–270. doi: 10.1111/j.1465-3362.2011.00291.x
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- Version of Record online: 4 MAY 2011
- Received 9 March 2010; accepted for publication 23 December 2010.
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- non-medical use;
- responsible opioid prescribing;
- pain management
Introduction and Aims.Abuse of prescription analgesics in the USA is increasing. The epidemic has been driven by many factors, including marketing strategies, incorrect prescribing practices, a variety of legal and illegal drug sources, belated governmental responses and increases in the number of prescriptions written.
Design and Methods.Data sources including surveys, emergency room visits, treatment admissions, overdose deaths, toxicology laboratory findings and journal articles were examined to identify trends.
Results.The surveys and emergency department visits show use lowest among young teenagers and highest among older teenagers and young adults, with significant increases among those aged 55 and older. The length of time between initial use of an opioid other than heroin and admission to treatment is shortening. Mortality data and toxicology exhibits confirm the increases and show the variation in the prevalence of various drugs across the USA.
Discussion and Conclusions.Abuse is increasing, with varying patterns of use by high-risk groups and different geographic preferences. Prescription drug monitoring programs are being developed in each of the US states to deter 'doctor shopping'; the Food and Drug Administration has increased authority over manufacturers; and options for proper disposal of leftover medications exist. There is increased emphasis on responsible prescribing including risk assessments, prescribing agreements, treatment plans, and training for clinicians, as well as monitoring the interactions with benzodiazepines. However, unless these efforts decrease diversion, abuse and addiction, clinicians may lose the ability to use some of these opioids for effective pain management or so many barriers will be raised that pain will go undertreated or untreated.[Maxwell JC. The prescription drug epidemic in the United States: A perfect storm. Drug Alcohol Rev 2011;30:264–270]


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We were thrilled to welcome back this week singer/saxophonist Curtis Stigers. The last time Curtis visited the Jazz24/KPLU Performance Studio, he had just released his 'break up' CD. Well, time heals all wounds and this time around he touring with his 'happy' CD—Hooray For Love. In this performance interview with KPLU's Abe Beeson, Curtis and his […]
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Following The Funk To Its Shake-Your-Booty Maturity With Its Architect, James Brown
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Anton Schwartz- "Alleybird"
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Terence Blanchard- "Magnetic"
Grammy Award-winning trumpeter and New Orleans native Terence Blanchard and his sextet stopped by the KPLU Seattle studios for a performance and interview.
Cécile McLorin Salvant- "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate"
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