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If "alternatives" exists for the convenient use of users, I think that the UI needs work. Every time I need to configure a new alternative, it takes me quite a while to figure out what all the appropriate flags are (in particular, the "link" field seems to require knowledge of where "alternatives" is storing its directory of symlinks-- shouldn't this be automagic via a alternatives configuration file? The result should be that you would only need to provide name and path.)
I ask these questions sincerely hoping for answers-- I'm not trying to be difficult. At the moment, it seems like it'd be saner to NOT have alternatives, since I don't see what advantages the extra hoop-jumping yields.
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|R. C. TERRY (RCT). Professor Emeritus of English, University of Victoria, British Columbia. Since publishing Anthony Trollope: The Artist in Hiding ( 1977) he has produced two more books on Trollope, and Victorian Popular Fiction 1860-1880 ( 1983). He has edited books on Robert Louis Stevenson and (with Nelson Smith) on Wilkie Collins.
|N. JOHN HALL (NJH). Distinguished Professor of English, Bronx Community College and the Graduate School, City University of New York. Twice a Guggenheim fellow, his publications include Trollope and his Illustrators ( 1980), The Trollope Critics ( 1981), The Letters of Anthony Trollope ( 1983), Trollope: A Biography ( 1991), and four books on Max Beerbohm.
|JOHN SUTHERLAND (JS). Lord Northcliffe Professor of Modern English Literature, University College, London. Author of Victorian Novelists and Publishers ( 1976) and The Longman Companion to Victorian Fiction ( 1989). He has also edited a number of Trollope titles for the Oxford World's Classics and the Penguin Classics series.
|RUTH APROBERTS (R apR). Professor Emeritus of English, University of California, Riverside. Since publishing Trollope: Artist and Moralist (in the USA, The Moral Trollope) in 1971, she has published books on Matthew Arnold, Thomas Carlyle, and--most recently-- The Biblical Web ( 1994), studies in the influence of the Bible on anglophone culture.
|TONY BAREHAM (TB). Professor of English at the University of Ulster at Coleraine. He has published books on Crabbe, Trollope, Lever, Stoppard, and Malcolm Lowry. His articles range in subject matter from Shakespeare to T. S. Eliot. Work in progress includes a definitive bibliography of Charles Lever.
|SHEILA BURGAR (SRB). Sessional Lecturer in English at the University of Victoria. She is also working on her doctorate in Victorian literature. Her dissertation will explore Anthony Trollope's treatment of British attitudes towards imperialism, colonization, tourism, and travel.
|GEORGE BUTTE (GB). Professor of English, Colorado College. He has published scholarly articles on Austen, Trollope, Conrad, and Hitchcock, and is currently finishing a book-length manuscript on intersubjectivity and narrative. He teaches the English novel, narrative and comic theory, and film studies.
|RANDALL CRAIG (RC). Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Albany. He is the author of The Tragicomic Novel: Studies in a Fictional Mode from Meredith to Joyce ( 1989), Promising Language: Betrothal in Victorian Law and Fiction (forthcoming), and numerous articles on British fiction.
|PETER EDWARDS (PE). Professor Emeritus of English, University of Queensland. He is the author of Anthony Trollope: His Art and Scope ( 1977), Anthony Trollope Son in Australia ( 1982), and Dickens 'Young Men': George Augustus Sala and Edmund Yates ( 1997).
|MICKIE GROVER (MG). Studied at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. In addition to the Victorians she has written on science fiction and fantasy, recently completing a study of the witch in history and the novel. She is currently writing a dark fantasy with nary a witch in sight.
|MARY HAMER (MH). Taught at Cambridge before becoming a fellow of the W. E. B. DuBois Institute, Harvard University. A cultural historian, her publications include: Writing by Numbers: Trollope's Serial Fiction ( 1987); Signs of Cleopatra: History, Politics, Representation ( 1993), and Julius Caesar ( 1998). She


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This paper identifies the main trends in long-term financial intermediation focusing on the role of institutional investors in providing long-term finance for growth and development. It also highlights infrastructure as one specific sector that is facing major challenges in long-term financing.
Pension fund assets achieved high returns in almost all OECD countries in 2012, with a real return greater than 5% in 18 countries, according to the 2013 edition of Pension Markets in Focus.
The 2013 Global Forum focused on a number of critical policy, regulatory and supervisory issues affecting private and public pension provision in the Asia region.
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After showing an average negative rate of return on investment across the OECD zone in 2011, pension fund assets achieved high returns in almost all OECD countries in 2012, with a real return greater than 5% in 18 countries, according to the latest edition of Pension Markets in Focus.
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En 2012, les plans de retraite privés dans l'OCDE, qui représentaient au total 32 100 milliards USD, étaient proposés par des fonds de pension (67.9%), des banques et des sociétés d'investissement (18.5%), des sociétés d'assurance (12.8%) ou des employeurs les provisionnant au bilan (0.8%).
This paper examines how institutional investors can access green infrastructure, the extent to which this is currently happening, and the barriers to scaling up these investment flows. Based on four case studies, broader lessons are drawn for governments on the policy settings which may support investment in green infrastructure by institutional investors.
This regional seminar in Montevideo, Uruguay, focused on the monitoring and transparency of insurance markets in Latin America through the provision of sound insurance statistics and indicators, regionally and globally.
This report provides a survey of disaster risk financing practices within APEC, including implementation challenges and key priorities for future work. It constitutes the first step towards promoting effective and widespread implementation of the G20/OECD Methodological Framework in the APEC region and beyond in the area of disaster risk financing.
At their meetings on 19-20 September 2013, APEC Finance Ministers welcomed a survey report prepared by the OECD on disaster risk financing practices in the Asia Pacific region.
This seminar took place in Palembang, Indonesia, with discussions focusing on institutional investors and long-term financing and policy measures and initiatives to address constraints to infrastructure investment identified by APEC under the Indonesian presidency.


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The 35-year-old, champion in 2003 and 2008, leads Josh Brookes by nine points in the standings, with Alex Lowes a further 15 behind with 75 up for grabs from the three races at the Kent circuit.
Despite coming into the season-ending Showdown with a dislocated shoulder and third in the standings, a victory in Assen and three second-place finishes has seen the Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki ace rise to the top.
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In the U.S., 96 billion pounds of food are thrown away every year. That equals about 1,400 calories per person per day. To produce that food, we use 185 million barrels of oil, 23 times more than the amount that gushed into the Gulf of Mexico during last year's oil spill (theoretically, all the oil and natural gas extracted from U.S. offshore-drilling operations could be used to produce wasted food).
A new report from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has produced even more disturbing statistics. Globally, 1.3 billion tons (billion, with a "b"!) of food go to waste every year. That's nearly an entire ton of food for every single hungry person on this planet! The report found that citizens in the developed world are among the worst food-wasters. In Europe and North America, 209 to 253 pounds of food are wasted per person per year, while in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, it's a mere 13 to 24 pounds per year. Developed countries are also more likely to waste food on the consumption end—we throw out food after we've bought too much, let our produce spoil, or decide we don't want those leftovers from the restaurant we went to last night—whereas in the developing world, food waste is largely due to the supply side, such as difficulties in harvesting food fast enough at the farm, and storing it, and keeping it cool while in transit.
Now that farmer's market season is here, we'll all be eating more fresh produce, and with the eye-pleasing displays at markets, it's very easy to buy more than we can eat in a week.
So here are a few ways to stem the tide of wasted food in your house:
• Preserve huge bunches of herbs by turning them into pesto or herb butter, or by drying or freezing them.
• Create a root cellar. Any cool, dark empty space—a closet, an empty kitchen cabinet—can be converted to a makeshift root cellar. And while you may associate root cellars with fall and winter root vegetables, spring and summer produce like watermelons and tomatoes will last a few extra weeks in a root cellar, too.
• Accept that the "Use By" date is totally arbitrary. Though there are "use by" dates on everything from milk to meat, they don't really mean anything. The government even admits as much on the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Food Safety and Inspection Service website: "There is no uniform or universally accepted system used for food dating in the United States. Although dating of some foods is required by more than 20 states, there are areas of the country where much of the food supply has some type of open date and other areas where almost no food is dated." Use your nose. If it still smells fresh after the use-by date, don't toss it. If it's starting to smell rancid, don't toss it—find another use for it. Which leads us too…
• Turn leftover milk into yogurt or cheese, or cream into butter. Dairy products can always be used for another purpose if they're starting to go bad. In fact, homemade ricotta cheese actually tastes better if your milk has started to go a little sour. If you have a cup or two of milk that's about to turn, use it for homemade yogurt. Or if you bought too much heavy cream for a recipe and aren't going to use it all, use the rest of it to make homemade butter.
• When in doubt, freeze it. Pretty much any leftover produce, be it fruits or vegetables, can be frozen before it goes bad. Same goes for cheese and meat. Fruits can usually be frozen whole, while vegetables need to be blanched (placed in boiling water for five minutes, then plunged into cold water immediately afterwards) before freezing. Freezing can affect texture, so use your frozen goods in casseroles or soups. Use glass or metal freezer containers to avoid wasteful plastic baggies.
• Don't waste bulk foods. Buying in bulk is a good way to save money and cut down on packaging. Just be sure you store it properly once you get it home, so it doesn't go stale or rancid before you have a chance to eat it. Learn a few tricks of bulk food storage, such as storing brown rice in your fridge and flour in your freezer, to cut down on waste.
• Go dumpster-diving. In the entertaining documentary Dive!, two enterprising filmmakers went dumpster-diving at their local grocery stores and found perfectly good—sometimes even organic— meat, produce, bread, and dairy products that stores were throwing out simply because there were slight imperfections. You may not be that courageous, but find out what your grocery store does with its unsellable foods. Encourage the store to donate it to a local food bank, the way Walmart, the world's largest retailer, already does. (And spell it out! If Walmart can do it, they have no excuse!)


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Spiro Zavos Transparency is the key for the ARU in dealing with Jacques Potgieter's homophobic slur.
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Spiro Zavos Keeping the Waratahs-Wallabies coaching jobs successfully in the air is always going to be a hard juggling act for Michael Cheika.
Why Daryl Gibson should be the next NSW Waratahs coach
Spiro Zavos Michael Cheika has revolutionised Waratahs rugby, for the good. Daryl Gibson, as the backs coach, helped to create the revolution.
Why the NSW Waratahs will drown out the Reds' cry of 'Queenslander!'
Spiro Zavos The beleaguered Queensland Reds need to beat the NSW Waratahs on Saturday. They have little chance of making the 2015 Super Rugby finals.
The Wallabies need rugby forwards, not league backs
Spiro Zavos The Queensland Reds were given a hospital pass with Karmichael Hunt receiving a Notice to Appear next Thursday at the Southport Magistrates Court on cocaine charges.
Keep Michael Foley away from the Wallabies
Spiro Zavos Call me an idealist but the Foley "play-no-rugby-to-win" attitude is unacceptable for the Wallabies (and the Force, in the long run, but that is another argument).
Michael Cheika's solid foundations will result in another successful year for Waratahs
Spiro Zavos The Waratahs and Wallabies coach has NSW set-up to be a force in Super Rugby.
Wallabies can win if they focus only on the game
Spiro Zavos On New Zealand radio I surprised the interviewer by suggesting that the Wallabies could win the Test against the All Blacks at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night.
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Spiro Zavos In journalism it is called biting the hand that feeds you. But it is indicative of the corroding me-first culture of the Wallabies that James Horwill was allowed to make specific comments to the...
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Spiro Zavos This controversy within the Wallaby family is hardly the best preparation for a side that is facing a tough and united Pumas side.
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Spiro Zavos The video of NFL star Ray Rice punching his future wife, Janay Palmer, and then dragging her sprawled body out a casino elevator has raised issues about sexism in sport.
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Antonyia Parvanova (ALDE Bulgaria): "I would like to thank all my colleagues - not only for cooperating but also for contradicting because this helps us find the truth and solutions. I would also like to thank the people in my office for being able to survive what I'm doing to them - this award is for all of you that are working with me - and the man who is still next to me and loving me after not seeing me at all."
Jo Leinen (S&D Germany): "I would like to thank my assistants and the NGOs - because without them parliament would not be able to work like this. This prize is for all those people in the world who have big hopes that the European parliament can set standards for good quality of environment and for saving the atmosphere."
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We had our first scare with our DD last night. About 30-45mins after finishing eating she spit up and started choking on it. She started arching her back so bad that it was almost impossible to hold her. She couldn't breathe and actually stopped breathing and went limp a few times. It was terrifying. I just kept talking to her and rubbing her body while my DF called 911. When they got to our house she was breathing normally again and all her vitals were fine. They said they think it was probably reflux and then she choked on it. We have to bring her to the pediatrician today at 2:30p for a followup. The EMT's said the main thing they'd be concerned about is whether or not she inhaled any of the spit up into her lungs. I've never been so scared in my life! I hardly slept all night and kept her in her swing so that she wasn't laying flat incase it happened again. Thankfully it didnt. she seems to be fine today.
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I'm so sorry that happened. My little one chokes sometimes when she is BF. My letdown is really fast. I feel so bad for her and get so scared.
Wow, that is scary, glad she is ok.
My older lo choked on a piece of apple a while back, scariest 10 seconds of my life, I was screaming for Jesus, literally.
I have read that if a baby gets spit up or liquid into their lungs the first 24 hours are the crucial part, after that its ok. Your doctor will be able to put your mind at ease.
How scary!!! Glad she's doing okay now, hope you don't go through that again!
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THAT is why I wonder if I will ever sleep in my own bed again. My LO has a problem with spit up/ reflux. The doctor says it is in the normal range, but it scares me so bad I can't let her sleep alone, so I sleep next to her bassinet every night. My first DD didn't have this issue and we moved her to her crib around 2 to 3 months... don't know what to do about little one. She and I are in the spare bedroom so we don't wake DD and DH. DH takes care of DD who is 2 and gets up at 5 am... We had planned on DD and LO sharing a room, but I am scared to leave her side!
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thanks. she seems to be just fine now. the EMTs just told me to watch for a fever because that means she inhaled some and it is causing an infection. she hasnt had a fever yet and seems to be acting and breathing just fine so I dont think she inhaled any. Only a few more hours til our appt. I will update again as soon as we get home from that
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My LO did something like that a few days ago. He kind of sputtered, coughed, then was arching his back and couldn't catch his breath. He has a bit of a spit up problem, so I never lay him flat on his back (especially just after he's eaten). He either sleeps in his papisan or on my chest on his tummy.
He still spits up and chokes on it a bit, and when that happens, I lay him on his belly and pat his back so anything he's spit up goes out instead of down. I also make sure to burp him really really well after he eats. I'm actually more scared of putting him on his back and him choking than putting him on his belly and SIDS!
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Well, DW and I have just come back from seeing Disney's A Christmas Carol in digital 3D.
3D in the movies certainly has changed since my younger days! Even though you still have to wear those glasses. Or perhaps it's just the way Disney presented it this time. There was none of that "everything popping out of the screen at you" every time you took a breath. While there's still a bit of that, I didn't think it was over done at all. There is a lot of "flying over London" type of thing but it still didn't detract too much from the story in my opinion. The effect was quite good in scenes where there were a lot of people. The Christmas feast at Fezziwigs for instance. There it gave me the impression of actually being in the crowd of people.
I've got to say that I quite enjoyed the movie. Even though I'm not the world's biggest Jim Carrey fan, I thought he did a reasonable job of it in this film.
Of course, he shows best in his portrayal of Scrooge. Humbug!
All in all, an enjoyable afternoon at the movies and a delightful start to the holiday season.
Also of note. The ubiquitous "coming attractions" had the trailer for Disney's upcoming "Alice in Wonderland" (coming in March next year). This too will be in 3D. And based on what I saw in the preview, this will be a must see for me. The 3D effect they've used gave the trailer the most amazing realism. And of course, you can't go wrong with Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter.
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72 Hour Hold
by Bebe Moore Campbell
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This book is a very thinly fictionalized account of dealing with a child who, in her late teen, is stricken with bi-polar disease. The late Bebe Moore Campbell's own daughter, Maia Campbell suffers with the illness. She was arrested earlier this year in the Atlanta area for disorderly behavior consistent with manic depression and with drug use. I chose to read the book this month as a memorial of sorts to one of my dearest friends who died 5 years ago of systemic illnesses which grew out of his bi-polar disease. For what its worth the book gave me some space to remember my beloved friend, and that was a good thing.
There were other good things about 72 Hour Hold. The book discusses frankly the extra stigma placed on mental illness in the African American community. I have discussed this with friends in the past, and I am glad to see anything that takes this issue out of the closet. It also addresses the narrow space African American people have to act "crazy" without ending up dead or in prison. Last month, less than 10 minutes from my house, Atlanta police shot to death a mentally ill Black man who was running around naked (so clearly unarmed) unmistakably in the midst of a psychotic episode. I think it is true that it would not have happened had it been an adult child of one of my White neighbors. The White person would have been subdued and evaluated, not shot. Again, an important issue that Campbell handled well.
Unfortunately, the story here shot out in all sorts of direction, spent pages and chapters on things that were not central and not interesting (everything about the main character's store, her regrets about her marriage, her employees, her boyfriend and his kids.) I am not saying that aspects of the main character's life that were not related to her daughter's illness should have been excised, but they should have been treated as background, and the were not. I was also annoyed with the constant references to slavery. Overseers and plantations have nothing to do with this. I get the metaphor, I get that she was "enslaved" by the cruel disease, but the extended metaphor did not work. When my loved ones are stricken with disease, its not like I make concentration camp comparisons. It is demeaning to actual slaves to equate these things, and also it is just inapposite. It pissed me off a little. There were other less irritating metaphors, the beautiful suit with a little spot that won't come out shows up a lot. Again, a bad metaphor, but less annoying. I should also note that I thought all the characters other than Kari lacked dimension.
One final note: I read this book and got the audiobook as well to listen in the car. The audiobook is terrible. The reader, who has a beautiful voice perfectly suited to late night soul radio stations or phone sex lines, seems to have no idea what she is reading. She places emphasis on words and syllables that should not have been emphasized. She uses an almost jolly tone when talking about Trina's outbursts and dangerous behaviors, like she is telling someone about a fried who got a little too drunk at a party. It is really terrible. It is not as terrible as this weird sing-song thing she occasionally slips into or her habit of over enunciating, pronouncing each syllable as if it is a new word. Worst of all though are the voices she gave to characters. Bethany sounds like a cross between Marge Simpson's sisters, Selma and Patty, and Bette Davis in her post stroke years. Brad, a pasty khaki wearing white guy, sounds like a barrel chested, respectful but slightly dim Black man. The doctors voices are the funniest. The best is the British therapist who sounds like a 1980's American computer voice and the (Asian) Indian doctor who sounds like a crazed West Indian Voodoo Priest. Its funny for a moment, but it became unlistenable. I ended up taking the audio back to the library about half way through and just reading the book.
If you are going to check out this book do NOT get the audio. And if you just want a book about families dealing with the onset of mental illness, you many want to check out some of the other excellent books on the topic. This is not a complete waste of time, but its not nearly as good as it should be.
This is not a story about drug addiction. It is a story about bipolar disorder. The narrator is a single mother who must cope when her formerly bright and promising daughter starts showing signs of bipolar disorder as a teenager. The narrator must accept that her daughter's bright future is gone and she will be lucky simply to survive. Bipolar is a trendy diagnoses these days, and it seems "everyone" has it. However, in reality, true bipolar disorder is very rare and very debilitating. Doctors would do well to stop applying the diagnoses to anyone and everyone who gets a little naturally sad and moody because such an abuse of the diagnoses leads to ignorance about how serious real bipolar is. The best thing about this book is that it reveals a true case of bipolar disorder. When the narrator's daughter is in a manic phase, she really is manic and maniacal. At her worst, she cannot function in society and must be institutionalized on strong medications, (which is incredibly different from all the people who are misdiagnosed as bipolar in the real world yet go to work and easily find relief with a fad antidepressant.) The most valuable aspect of this book is the author's revelation of what real bipolar is like for its victims--both the patient and the family.
As a novel, this book is lacking. The writing is not that great nor is it inviting. In fact, towards the end, the story gets ridiculously unbelievable as the mother "kidnaps" her daughter and gets involved with an underground railroad style, grass roots group that claims it can help bipolar patients with intense experimental therapy.
So to summarize, this book is great for revealing a true case of bipolar disorder rather than the watered down misdiagnoses we see every day. However, the writing is blah and the outcome of the story is completely unbelievable. I wish the author had found a better way to express the horrors of bipolar disorder.
I heard this book was kind of based on her own struggles with her daughter, but not really. It was still a heartbreaking story about addiction. As someone who likes happy endings, this was a start reminder that drug addiction is a beast! This story was sad for me, but I certainly gained a healthy respect for families dealing with this issue
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Campbell tackles the tough issue of mental illness with a sense of realness and you can tell the book is written from personal experience. The heartache of dealing with a family memeber who is suffering is evident. The ups and downs of mental illness are apparent. It's well written and, as always, her voice is so entertaining.
As I work supporting individuals with varying disabilities some even having a mental illness I could relate to a lot of what was being said.
Often times a mental illness is looked at as Taboo people don't want to admit they have a mental illness never mind there child does.
I felt Bebe Moore Campbell did a great job of showing what it is truly like for a mother to fight the battle of helping her daughter get help for her mental illness, while dealing with others views of the illness and fighting her ex-husband who feels that their daughter is not sick while fighting her own battle of guilt.
Bebe Moore Campbell tells a story that pulls you and has you pulling for Keri, a mother with a mission she is going to help her daughter no matter what it takes. Keri goes as far as getting help from a group that takes any means necessary to help an individual with a mental illness even as going as far as kidnapping them.
From the beginning you root for Keri to get the help for her daughter Trinia. 72 Hour Hold definitely shows people that a mother will do anything to help her child even when her child curses her and calls her the devil and hits her. 72 Hour Hold absolutely demonstrates the saying that a mother will always love her child no matter what.
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"In this novel of family and redemption, a mother struggles to save her eighteen-year-old daughter from the devastating consequences of mental illness. Trina suffers from bipolar disorder, making her paranoid, wild, and violent. Watching her child turn into a bizarre stranger, Keri searches for assistance through normal channels. She quickly learns that a seventy-two hour hold is the only help you can get when an adult child starts to spiral out of control. After three days, Trina can sign herself out of any program." "Fed up with the bureaucracy of the mental health community and determined to save her daughter by any means necessary, Keri signs on for an illegal intervention. The Program is a group of radicals who eschew the psychiatric system and model themselves after the Underground Railroad. When Keri puts her daughter's fate in their hands, she begins a journey that has her calling on the spirit of Harriet Tubman for courage. In the upheaval that follows, she is forced to confront a past that refuses to stay buried, even as she battles to secure a future for her child."--BOOK JACKET.… (more)
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College football recruiting: SEC schools starting to make inroads with Oklahoma's top high school talent
For years, especially when Tulsa product Garrick McGee was an assistant coach there, Arkansas hit Oklahoma hard on the recruiting trail.
From 2009-2012, 14 state high school players signed with the SEC school.
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Copelin signed with Missouri in 2012.
In the last two years, though, other SEC programs have been making inroads into the state.
Earlier this year, Edmond Santa Fe's Khari Harding signed with Auburn. Two more state players from the 2014 class, Norman North's David Cornwell and LSU's Deondre Clark, are committed to SEC schools.
"Obviously they've got the talent," Cornwell said. "It's kind of like 6A and 5A here — you want to be with the best talent. You feel like that's where you get to compete. It's close to the NFL."
A quarterback, Cornwell is committed to Alabama.
Douglass defensive end Deondre Clark is committed to LSU.
For Clark, the draw of the SEC was in how the conference plays defense.
"The SEC has more of a defensive presence for the conference," Clark said, comparing the SEC to the Big 12. "For me, the SEC is the best conference because of their defense."
Harding initially committed to Arkansas before switching his commitment to Auburn amid the coaching turmoil that followed Bobby Petrino's exit.
"I didn't really think I was going to go to the SEC before Arkansas came in," Harding said. "I committed a week or two after I got the offer because I wanted to play in the SEC and be a part of the SEC. So many great players have come through the SEC and are now in the NFL and doing their thing in the league.
"I felt like I could be that same person one day."
For the 2014 class, considered one of the deepest in years in the state, 12 SEC programs have offered six different players. Only Kentucky and South Carolina haven't yet offered a player from the state.
Only one of those players, Jenks' Steven Parker, has yet to commit. Parker has offers from Alabama, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.
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Thank you for a wonderful summer! The MBL Club is now closed for the 2015 season.
Please check back next May/June 2016 for new events.
Weekly Activities 2015
Arts and Music:
- Folk Singing with Jeremy Korr and Friends, Tuesdays 7:15 PM
Jeremy Korr and an ever-evolving group of musicians continue this MBL tradition and Woods Hole favorite! Starts Tuesday, July 1 and ends August 12. Members, Free. Guests: Adults, $5; Children, $3.
- Drop-in Piano
To use the MBL Club piano, please contact the MBL Club Coordinator to sign up for a practice time in advance. Times will vary on a daily or weekly basis, depending on the availability of the Club. For Members only, Free. Contact The MBL Club Coordinator (508) 289-7623 or email@example.com
- Friday Night Movies, 8 PM
These G/PG rated movies are for everyone, but especially children and families. They are conveniently scheduled at the same time as the Friday Evening Lecture series and are screened and supervised in the Speck Auditorium located in the Rowe building. Please contact the MBL Club coordinator for this summer's schedule of movies. Members, Free. Guests, $5. Contact The MBL Club Coordinator at (508) 289-7623 or email email@example.com.
- Adult Exercise MWF, 9 AM
For more than 25 years, Ann Weissmann has led this adult exercise class at the MBL Club. This summer, Ann will have the help of Isabelle Slotine to Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 9-10AM. Members, free. Guests $5.
- Slow-Flow Yoga, MWF 12:30 PM
Join Carmina for another season of Yoga, starting June 30th. All levels will enjoy Slow Flow Yoga on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 12-1:00PM. Drop-Ins are $12/Class and a session (minimum of 5) classes is $10/Class.
- Argentine Tango, Mondays in July, 7 PM
Put on your dancing shoes to learn the rhythm of one of the fastest growing social dances around the world! Two one-hour classes are held: 7 PM – Basic Technique, 8 PM – Dancing the Basics. Single drop-in class: $15, Four-class series: $50, Eight-class series: $80
- Stoney Beach Tennis Courts:
These courts are available for MBL Club members. To reserve a court or for more information or lessons, please contact the Tennis Club Steward, Mike Dvorack, at 508-540-0732.


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Much of the attention on the new book "Game Change" has come from its revelations about Sarah Palin, the Clintons and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. But some of the most riveting portions deal with the former senator from North Carolina.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A new book paints stinging portraits of Democrat John Edwards as an "ego monster," his mistress as an eccentric flirt and his wife Elizabeth as a fiery presence whose private behavior was often at odds with her public image.
The depictions come from "Game Change," an insiders' look at the 2008 presidential campaign by journalists John Heilemann and Mark Halperin.
Much of the attention on the book has come from its revelations about Sarah Palin, the Clintons and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. But some of the most riveting portions deal with Edwards, the former senator from North Carolina.
Those are excerpted in a New York magazine cover story headlined, "The shocking, untold, you-can't-make-this-up story of the fall of John Edwards."
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"It's an ugly tale. It does not reflect well on them at all," Gary Pearce, a Democratic strategist from Raleigh, N.C., who worked on Edwards' 1998 Senate campaign, told McClatchy Newspapers Monday.
The book is the first of two books bound to further tarnish Edwards.
"The Politician," by former aide Andrew Young, will claim that Edwards, not Young, fathered the child of Edwards' mistress. It's scheduled for publication in three weeks.
"Game Change" is based on more than 200 off-the-record interviews with key players in the 2008 campaign. It describes the backstage drama as Edwards' affair with Rielle Hunter became a sore point in his campaign, straining relationships with aides as well as his wife.
Aides had begun seeing a change in Edwards years earlier, after he made Al Gore's short list of vice presidential candidates in 2000.
"Many of his friends started noticing a change — the arrival of what one of his aides referred to as "the ego monster," Heilemann and Halperin write.
They say the change grew more pronounced in 2004, when he first ran for president and later became Democratic nominee for vice president. Once considerate of staffers, they write, he became disdainful and demanding.
"You can't talk to people that way," pollster Harrison Hickman told him once, according to the book. Hickman could not be reached Monday.
In a TV interview in August 2008, Edwards acknowledged the transformation.
"In the course of several campaigns, I started to believe that I was special and became increasingly egocentric and narcissistic," he said at the time.
It was between campaigns, in February 2006, the authors write, that aide Josh Brumberger and Edwards were in the bar at New York's Regency Hotel when a woman walked over to their table.
"My friends insist you're John Edwards," said Rielle Hunter. "I tell them no way — you're way too handsome."
"No, ma'am. I'm John Edwards," he replied.
"No way!" she said, "I don't believe you!"
Hunter went to work for Edwards, shooting campaign videos and traveling with him. She was a constant if unorthodox presence.
"She spouted New Age babble, rambled on about astrology and reincarnation, and announced to people she had just met, 'I'm a witch,' " the authors write. "But mostly, she fixated on Edwards. She told him that he had 'the power to change the world,' that 'the people will follow you.' She told him that he could be as great a leader as Gandhi or Martin Luther King, Jr."
According to the book, the relationship provoked denials and even confrontations between Edwards and aides, and eventually between the candidate and his wife.
Elizabeth Edwards was diagnosed with breast cancer at the close of the 2004 election. By spring 2007, a few weeks after she said her husband told her about his affair, doctors declared it incurable.
Like much of America, the book says, aides felt sympathy and respect for her.
"And yet the romance between her and the electorate struck them as ironic nonetheless — because their own relationships with her were so unpleasant that they felt like battered spouses," the authors write.
"The nearly universal assessment among them was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing."
Heilemann and Halperin say that with her husband, Elizabeth Edwards could be "intensely affectionate or brutally dismissive."
In the fall of 2007, as the National Enquirer was about to publish its first account of Edwards' affair, the two arrived at the airport in Raleigh.
"They fought outside in the parking lot," the book says. "Elizabeth was sobbing, out of control, incoherent. As their aides tried to avert their eyes, she tore off her blouse, exposing herself. 'Look at me!' she wailed at John and then staggered, nearly falling to the ground."
Edwards persisted in the 2008 race. After finishing second in the Iowa caucuses, the authors write, he sought to cut a deal with the winner, Barack Obama, to be his running mate. On the eve of the S.C. primary, he offered to endorse Obama for a promise to be named attorney general.
After more revelations by the Enquirer in August, he confessed to the affair on national TV, even while insisting he was not the father of Hunter's child.
"In some ways the worst thing that ever happened to John Edwards was being considered for vice president in 2000," Pearce says. "I think he went too far too fast."
"Game Change," by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, is based on more than 200 interviews. Portions published in New York magazine detail stories from John Edwards' 2008 campaign. Here are excerpts.
"(In 2004) Edwards reveled in being inside the bubble: the Secret Service, the chartered jet, the press pack, the swarm of factotums catering to his every whim. And the crowds! The ovations! The adoration! He ate it up. In the old days, when his aides asked how a rally had gone, he would roll his eyes and self-mockingly say, 'Oh, they love me.' Now he would bound down from the stage beaming and exclaim, without the slightest shred of irony, 'They looooove me!' "
"(Staffers) continued slaving in the service of the illusion at the core of Edwards's political appeal: that he remained the same humble, aw-shucks son of a mill worker he'd always been. The cognitive dissonance was enormous, sure, but they were used to that. Because for years they'd been living with an even bigger lie — the lie of Saint Elizabeth …
"The nearly universal assessment among them was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing."
"With her husband, she could be intensely affectionate or brutally dismissive. At times subtly, at times blatantly, she was forever letting John know that she regarded him as her intellectual inferior. She called her spouse a 'hick' in front of other people and derided his parents as rednecks. One time, when a friend asked if John had read a certain book, Elizabeth burst out laughing. 'Oh, he doesn't read books,' she said. 'I'm the one who reads books.' "
"(After the first National Enquirer story) John and Elizabeth were scheduled to fly out of Raleigh to separate destinations. … But when the traveling staff arrived at their home, they found Elizabeth out of sorts, disconsolate, still in her bathrobe. She had drafted a blog post she wanted published, defending her husband from the accusations against him. This kind of tawdriness was something the Clintons would be involved in, she wrote, but not the Edwardses. The staff persuaded Elizabeth that posting the item would do more harm than good."
"After pulling herself together, she and John set off for the private aviation terminal at the airport — but partway there, their car pulled over, and John hopped out and jumped into the staff car, saying in an exasperated tone, 'I can't ride with her.'
"At the terminal, the couple fought in the passenger waiting area. They fought outside in the parking lot. Elizabeth was sobbing, out of control, incoherent. As their aides tried to avert their eyes, she tore off her blouse, exposing herself. 'Look at me!' she wailed at John and then staggered, nearly falling to the ground."


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Two men face charges for making meth.
The Lenoir County Sheriffs Office arrested 38-year-old Xavier Salgado of Kinston and 23-year-old Michael Strickland of Deep Run after deputies got a tip they might be running the drugs from Goldsboro to Kinston.
Sunday Deputies nabbed the two and a woman, Crystal Bell, who hasn't been charged yet. The three were on Highway 258 when deputies stopped them near the Bethel School.
Deputies found the components to make meth in the car and later found out the three had started preparations to cook meth at Bell's Burn Coat Road home in Deep Run.
Salgado and Strickland are both being held in the LC Jail under a $100,000 bond.


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Since I've already made New York Cheese, No Bake Cheesecake and Mango Cheesecake, here's to another version with pandan leaves. The cake was sampled by my friends. A few commented that they still prefer the taste of an original cheesecake whereas others were high over heels for they loved the unique pandan flavour plus the creamy texture.
If you can't resist the allure of cheese and pandan, I highly recommend you give this recipe a try!!
Crust/bottom layer
150g cream crackers or digestive biscuits
75g soften salted butter
Cheese topping
200g mascarpone cheese
150g cream cheese
1/2 cup castor sugar
1/3 cup yoghurt
3 eggs
10 pandan/screwpine leaves - process/blend with 1/4 cup water and extract juice
Crust/bottom layer
Crush cream crackers till smooth and crumble with buttter.
Press into a greased spring board pan.
Let it set in the fridge and proceed with making the cheese topping
Cheese topping
With a mixer on low speed, beat both types of cheese, yoghurt and sugar until smooth.
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Franklin is about to begin tearing up North Main Street again.
In the first phase of the project, residents and business owners experienced numerous problems. Will Phase 2 be deja vu? We certainly hope not.
Streets might not be sexy, but infrastructure is vital to the economic health of a community. Let roadways deteriorate and you quickly discourage investment and make it harder for existing companies to do business.
By rebuilding Main Street, Franklin will create an attractive and efficient route into the downtown area and make it easier for customers to reach businesses and offices. Not only will the project improve one of the city's primary connector routes, it will enhance the city's appearance and complement other beautification projects.
In the first phase, construction crews closed down part of North Main Street in Franklin for a year forcing drivers to detour. Now construction will close parts of the road again until November, but the city is taking extra steps to make sure people are informed throughout the project.
The first project didn't go as smoothly as the city would have liked. Residents complained when workers unexpectedly cut down trees on their property. Construction crews closed and ripped up all of the roadway along the entire section being worked on, forcing drivers to detour. Businesses struggled when customers couldn't easily get to their shops.
Residents still have questions as the second phase of construction is about to begin. The city is trying to alleviate concerns by communicating early and often with homeowners and businesses. City officials already have hosted meetings, and they met with property owners in an effort to avoid the complaints and questions that were frequent during the first phase.
Next, officials plan to go door-to-door to talk to residents or leave door hangers with information before construction starts at the end of the month. CrossRoad Engineers will set up a website, where people can track progress and get an early notice of when work in an area will begin. The city will send out emails with biweekly construction updates, including information about what is happening and where.
The $4.7 million project is being broken into four smaller sections instead of tearing up the nearly mile-long road at once. That means drivers will still be able to get to homes or businesses in areas that haven't been started yet or are completed.
"We learned a lot from Main Street Phase 1," Mayor Joe McGuinness said. "We've made some corrections for Main Street Phase 2."
The work will be similar to what was done last year, including tearing out and rebuilding the road, installing drains, adding new sidewalks and putting in decorative lighting and trees. New features include small gathering areas with decorative concrete at four intersections.
The information the city is giving out about what's being done and when should give people plenty of time to prepare to detour, find a new place to park or warn customers of upcoming construction. The road will be closed, but residents will be able to get to their homes.
So, as Franklin launches the second part of this important project, it appears city officials have learned valuable lessons from the first phase of the project. The result, whatever the inconvenience, will be an attractive gateway to the city's downtown.
As we said, maintaining infrastructure is an important part of a city's overall economic health. The Main Street project shows a commitment to this vital area.


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Board meetings are typically held at 1000 Washington Street, Room 1D, Boston, MA, 02118, unless otherwise noted. For directions to 1000 Washington Street, please visit DPL's Agency Office Locator page. Please call the Board office at (617) 727-3080 for updates regarding changes to the location and time of meetings.
For information about topics to be discussed at a specific meeting, please check the meeting notices posted under the News & Updates section of the Board's website. Meeting notices are posted on the Board's website at least two (2) business days prior to the meeting.
2016 Board Meeting Calendar
The Board meets the second Thursday of the month:
January 14, 2016
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March 10, 2016
April 14, 2016
May 12, 2016
June 9, 2016
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August 11, 2016
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The Anglo-Saxon name Fulford comes from when the family resided in the area referred to as Fulford in Devon, Somerset, Staffordshire, and the East Riding of Yorkshire. These place names derive from the Old English terms "fu-l," meaning "dirty," or "muddy," and "ford," meaning "a ford," a shallow place where a river could be crossed.
The surname Fulford was first found in Devon where the earliest on record was William de Fulford, who held the manor of Great Fulford, in county Devon, near Exeter, during the reign of King Richard I (1189-1199.) [1] However, "there is every reason to believe that the ancestors of the venerable family have resided at Fulford from the time of the Conquest. Three knights of the house distinguished themselves in the wars of the Holy Land. " [1] Indeed, the place name Fulford dates back to at least the Domesday Book where Fuleford spelling was listed in Yorkshire and Staffordshire at that time. The earliest listing for Somerset was found in 1327 as Fuleforde.
Before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago, spelling variations of names were a common occurrence. Elements of Latin, French and other languages became incorporated into English through the Middle Ages, and name spellings changed even among the literate. The variations of the surname Fulford include Fulford, Fullford, Fulforde, Fullforde and others.
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A great wave of immigration to the New World was the result of the enormous political and religious disarray that struck England at that time. Families left for the New World in extremely large numbers. The long journey was the end of many immigrants and many more arrived sick and starving. Still, those who made it were rewarded with an opportunity far greater than they had known at home in England. These emigrant families went on to make significant contributions to these emerging colonies in which they settled. Some of the first North American settlers carried this name or one of its variants:
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In a high-stakes situation and under a national spotlight, Port of Vancouver commissioners are expected to take action this morning on a controversial proposal to build the largest oil terminal in the Pacific Northwest.
They may delay a decision because of public safety and other concerns raised by opponents who packed the commissioners' hearing room Monday night and spilled into the lobby because there weren't enough seats. However, port managers are recommending Commissioners Jerry Oliver, Brian Wolfe and Nancy Baker approve what would amount to one of the largest financial arrangements in the history of the 100-year-old port.
For perspective: The port anticipates operating revenues of $34 million this year. A lease deal with Tesoro Corp. and Savage Companies would bring $4.5 million annually to the port, or $45 million over the first 10 years of the lease.
The companies' oil-by-rail plan would invest up to $100 million to build a 42-acre operation capable of handling as much as 380,000 barrels of crude per day. The companies say the project will generate an estimated 250 temporary construction jobs and up to 120 full-time positions, most of them hired locally.
More than 90 people jammed the port's administrative office Monday night. Judging by hands raised in opposition and claps in support of speakers, attendees overwhelmingly opposed the crude oil facility. Opponents ranged from members of a Vancouver environmental group and a man who traveled from Southern Oregon to a professor from the University of Louisville. And Vancouver and Portland members of the national group Climate Parents presented commissioners with 14,000 signatures demanding they reject the plan by Tesoro and Savage.
The commissioners' meeting started at 7 p.m., with port managers delivering a presentation that lasted past 8 p.m. Then people were invited to testify and to keep their remarks short. By 9 p.m. Monday, 15 people had urged commissioners to reject the Tesoro-Savage plan, and more were lined up to speak. Except for port staff,
no one had spoken in favor of the oil terminal. Critics hammered away at the project on several fronts, including that it will increase the risk of oil spills, release toxics into the air and exacerbate global warming.
Andy Mechling, who traveled from Southern Oregon to testify Monday night, urged commissioners to read material safety data sheets that he offered to provide them. They show that Bakken crude oil — which the Tesoro-Savage plan would haul by rail through the Columbia River Gorge to the Port of Vancouver — is "extremely flammable stuff," he said.
Lease agreement
Monday night's workshop gave the three commissioners an opportunity to review the potential elements of a lease with Tesoro and Savage. The review was broad. "Where's the lease?" one man yelled from the audience. Port managers told commissioners that public and environmental safety, accountability and social responsibility will be built into any agreement with the companies.
Curtis Shuck, director of economic development and facilities for the port, said the companies would have to agree to stringent rail and operation safety plans before the port would allow them to operate their facilities.
"But after you sign the lease," called out one attendee, interrupting Shuck. The comment underscored what many critics told commissioners Monday night: Don't rush a lease decision, and give more time for people to comment on the oil terminal plan.
Shuck said the deal would be an economic boon for the port and the community, allowing the port to re-invest $30 million in further industrial development, and creating a ripple effect of 2,700 jobs, as well as $18.8 million in state and local tax revenue annually.
Karen Axell of the Rosemere Neighborhood Association, an environmental group, questioned the port's economic numbers and said the port's $25 million in pollution legal liability is "pitifully low." Referring to the July 6 deadly oil train derailment in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, Axell told commissioners to "ask the people of Quebec what they think" of the port's liability insurance.
The calamity in Lac-Megantic vaporized a large swath of the downtown, killed 50 people, forced the evacuation of 2,000 and prompted investigations.
And it loomed large at the port Monday evening. About an hour before the commission's 7 p.m. hearing, more than 30 opponents of the oil terminal gathered outside the port's administrative building to hold a vigil honoring the victims of the catastrophe in Lac-Megantic.
State approval needed
In addition to requiring a lease deal from port commissioners, the plan by Tesoro and Savage would have to clear an examination by the state Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, which would make a recommendation to Gov. Jay Inslee, who has the final say.
The council's review could take up to a year or more. The companies hope to launch the terminal in 2014.
Tesoro and Savage would bring oil by train from the Bakken shale formation in North Dakota, where oil is extracted by hydraulic fracturing. The oil would be stored and later transferred to vessels for shipment to U.S. refineries.
The crude oil operation would initially add one to two unit trains per day. That would increase to four unit trains per day once the operation hits its peak. The oil-bearing trains would run through the Columbia River Gorge and close to downtown Vancouver.
Tesoro and Savage have said they'll implement a safe oil-handling plan, including deployment of state-of-the-art, double-hulled marine vessels and rail cars.
Investigators in Canada are examining what led to the explosion after the derailment in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, according to the Globe and Mail newspaper. Citing industry sources, the newspaper said one possibility is whether the crude, hauled from the Bakken site, contained volatile chemicals.
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