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Extremely versatile and flattering, this A-line skirt is perfect for travel. The bias cut with elastic waist is comfortable enough to sightsee in all day, but dressy enough for dinner in town. A hidden pocket in the waistband is large enough for a hotel key, credit card, or emergency cash.
Women's sizes S (4-6, 34"L), M (8-10, 34 1/4"L), L (12-14, 34 1/2"L), XL (16-18, 34 3/4"L).
Crafted in Kathmandu, Nepal. 100% cotton.
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Casual comfort, great with tee-shirts, sandals for everyday use and travel.Skirt a little long for me, though easily shortened to desired length.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I ordered this in a tan to wear when the weather warms up. It seems to be a very nice skirt, good quality.
This was much better than I expected.
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Very comfortable. Enjoy wearing it.
So comfortable and flattering
By Nancy_B
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I washed this skirt and I don't think it shrank much, although it is 100% cotton. It only needs a little touch up ironing and it will "comfortably wrinkle" but not look bad because the fabric is nubby and soft. I plan to wear it on the plane. I know it will wrinkle a little, but it will be so comfortable. The bias cut 4-gore style is very figure flattering. The elastic waist band is very comfortable. The black is out of stock, but I would love to have that version. I purchased the beige version. This will be one of my favorite skirts.
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This was purchased as a gift for my wife. She needed another black skirt and found this perfect for her needs. She was pleased with the fit and the length and the feel of the fabric
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Great skirt
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This is a wonderful Skirt! I've worn it to a play, to a movie, to Church. It is the perfect stylish skirt that can be dress up with a smart top or sweater. It is the type of skirt you never have to worry about being under or overdressed for an occasion. I liked it so much I picked it in the beige color too. If there were other colors I'd buy them too.

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ZF-9107: _detectMimeType() called from Zend_File_Transfer_Http::__construct() throws Warning on finfo() when magicFile is set as an option
When calling Zend_File_Transfer_Http::__construct(), finfo() warning errors will be thrown in Zend_File_Transfer_Abstract::_detectMimeType() if finfo() cannot automatically detect the location of the magic database file.
The problems are two-fold:
1) Zend_File_Transfer_Abstract::_detectMimeType() does a check on $magicFile but the variable is never declared so it will always fail. This should implement a more valid check on a method like getMagicFile() or something.
2) Zend_File_Transfer_Http::__construct() calls Zend_File_Transfer::_prepareFiles() which is the method that actually calls _detectMimeType() before it calls Zend_File_Transfer_Abstract::setOptions() so the file can never be set prior to the _detectMimeType() method being called the first time.
Reported in ZF-9068. Fixed by @thomas in r20911.


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May 13, 2014
It's difficult enough to separate your professional life from family time when you work at home. But trying to strike the balance between function and style when you decorate your home office adds another challenge. If you have beautiful hardwood floors like those in Anderson's Urban Loft collection, you've already taken a step in the right direction.
Wood floors give any space natural warmth and class, so they provide a good basis for a room design that needs to get beyond the limits of utilitarian filing cabinets and work stations. For instance, for desk space you might consider using the filing cabinets to hold up a tabletop that's painted or stained to match your floors.
Place this new work area against a wall and you can fill the space with shelving that holds supplies and small office equipment. There's still going to be room for spreading out papers while you work on your laptop. At one end, situate a small all-in-one printer/scanner/copier to have all your office machinery in one place.
The shelves don't have to be strictly for work-related items. Use this space to display collectibles and hang small artworks to brighten up the desk and provide wall art at the same time.
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If your home office is a room of its own and not just a section of another living space, set up a seating area where you can read reports, browse online or take an occasional break. All it needs is a loveseat or some cushioned, upholstered chairs. A coffee table is another surface where you can continue your work projects or use it to set up an informal lunch with friends or meet with clients.
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And so begins the last month of 2011. And of course that means holiday parties, Christmas Eve dinners, and yes, even preparation for New Year's Eve. The hard part, however, is the eternal dilemma of "what am I going to wear?" While the little black dress is a go-to, it may seem a bit bland for such festive events. That's where sequins come in. There's no better time to rock the sequins than during the holidays, and the perfect pieces can be dressed up for a night out or down for an evening with the family. Read More


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ZF-2880: Security issue in Zend_Cache_Core
The method validateIdOrTag() should only allow [a-zA-Z0-9]. However, the preg_match() call misses the D-modifier and therefore also trailing newlines are allowed. This might not be the biggest problem on earth as I couldn't find any real attack scenario but this should be fixed anyway.
Fixes the newline injection by adding the D-modifier.
fixed in SVN trunk and in 1.5 branch
probably no real attack scenario possible
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ran it today with .078 on the port and it cycles perfectly now, even ran some very low pressure tula 55gr no problems.
ran the thermelt 20s i got from CNDD last year for $4.64 -- no jams or miss feeds but the thermelts would not work the bolt hold open .
with the troys or the 30 rd c-products the BHO works fine so it has got to be a mag thing.
accuracy seems pretty good , i am going to put some kind of optic on it , i'll try to find something that don't look too out of place on a early 1960s commando 605--
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MOSCOW, Idaho – The Idaho men's basketball team is looking to get back on track Saturday against Chicago State after dropping its last three games, two of which by two possessions or less. Saturday's game, which tips off at 7 p.m. in the Cowan Spectrum, will be the first ever Western Athletic Conference game for the Cougars, who are new to the league this season.
Idaho sits at 6-9 on the season and 0-1 in WAC play after an 80-74 loss to UMKC on Jan. 2 in a game that Idaho trailed by just two with 16 seconds to play. The Vandals are led by three-time WAC Player of the Week Stephen Madison, who grabbed his 500th career rebound on Thursday and is averaging 22.3 points and 8.8 rebounds and 3.0 assists on 57.1 percent shooting and 50.0 percent 3-point shooting in his last four games.
Idaho junior Connor Hill will spend the final season and a half of his career adding to his career 3-pointers made record, which he broke on Thursday with three 3-pointers to give him 169 for his career. Orlando Lightfoot previously held the record since 1994. He averages 13.3 points per game, which is tied with senior Glen Dean for the second-best average on the team.
Chicago State is 5-8 on the season and has dropped two straight games, and three of its last four. The Cougars average 71.2 points per game but give up 79.5. Four Chicago State players average double-figures in scoring, led by Quinton Pippen's 14.6 points per game to go with 3.0 assists per game. Clarke Rosenberg averages 14.2 points and 3.5 rebounds and Matt Ross and Nate Duhon each add 10.8 points per game. Ross' 6.8 rebounds per game are a team best.
The Cougars hold a 1-0 lead in the all-time series against Idaho, winning 68-65 on a neutral court in December of 1979.
After a pair of road games at Texas-Pan American and New Mexico State on Jan. 9 and 11, the Vandals will be back in the Cowan Spectrum for five out of six games, beginning Jan. 16 against Utah Valley.


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Dunedin, the main town in Otago, gets its industrious nature and interest in culture from its Scottish founders. The gold rush left it with an architectural legacy unrivalled in the country. You can see it in Olveston House, an Edwardian gem, and the magnificent Flemish-style station.
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The wonders of the Otago Peninsula loom into view on the loop formed by Highcliff Road and Portobello Road. You may catch a glimpse of the extremely rare royal albatross while driving along this unparalleled coastline. Lovely Larnach Castle is also w..
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Senior Christine Bestland collected five points over the weekend, and recorded the 200th point of her career, in a sweep of Penn State. On Friday, Bestland figured into four of the seven goals scored, recording her second collegiate hat trick and adding an assist. The four point outing was a season-high for the Lakers' captain. On Saturday, Bestland assisted on a first period goal to reach the career milestone. Bestland is the fifth player in program history to reach the achievement and the 25th player in NCAA Division I women's hockey. She attempted 14 shots on net and had a +5 rating. Bestland also extended her point streak to five games. She is tied for the league-lead in points with 28 (10G, 18A) and is seventh in the nation in points per game (1.47). This is the fourth player of the week award for the reigning CHA Player of the Year.
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Jessica Dodds – Robert Morris
Freshman; London, Ontario
Dodds added two more wins to her resume this weekend, stopping 45 shots and allowing just three goals in two games to remain unbeaten in her collegiate career. At 13-0-1 she is tied for the second-most wins in the nation, and has the best winning percentage in the country among qualified goaltenders. She leads CHA in goals against average at 1.49, also good for seventh in the nation, and carries a .932 save percentage and three shutouts. This is her fourth weekly award, and second goaltender of the week award, of the season.
CHA Rookie of the Week
Larissa Martyniuk – Syracuse
Defenseman; Winnipeg, Manitoba
Martyniuk had three points this week, tied for the most on the team. She assisted on three goals, all against Lindenwood. She had two assists in the 4-1 victory, including one on the game-winner. After this week, Martyniuk has seven points on the season, the second-most among Syracuse rookies and fourth-most among all Orange skaters. She now ranks eighth in CHA in defenseman scoring and fifth in rookie scoring. This is Martyniuk's first CHA weekly award.
Lindenwood – The Lindenwood women's hockey team split a weekend series in Syracuse this weekend. The Lady Lions earned a 2-1 victory on Friday thanks to Katie Erickson's first career goal with six seconds remaining in the third period. Kendra Broad scored the other Lindenwood goal, her fourth of the season. Broad leads the team with nine points. Nicole Hensley made 46 saves in the win. Lindenwood fell in a 3-0 hole on Saturday in Syracuse, N.Y. and lost to the Orange by a 4-1 margin. Syracuse jumped out to a big lead thanks to special teams play. In the first period, the Orange got on the board at the 11:28 mark with a shorthanded goal. Syracuse would add two more goals in the second period, including a power-play score. Lindenwood cracked the scoreboard midway through the third period with a power-play goal by Alyssa West. Katie Erickson assisted on that goal, giving the rookie her second point of the weekend. Syracuse would score the final goal on an empty-net in the final minute of the game. Syracuse had a 48-21 advantage in shots. Both teams had one power-play goal, with Lindenwood having four chances and the Orange having just three. Lindenwood returns home next week to face defending CHA Champion Mercyhurst for a two-game series on Saturday and Sunday.
Penn State – The Nittany Lions lost two tough games at Mercyhurst by scores of 7-0 and 8-0...Penn State tallied 35 shots in Friday's 7-0 loss which matched the most MU has allowed all season and the most PSU has ever had against the Lakers...Celine Whitlinger made 34 saves in Friday's loss, while Nicole Paniccia had 45 stops in Saturday's loss...Shannon Yoxheimer fired nine shots on Friday, which was the most by a Nittany Lion since she shot eight against Lindenwood on Feb. 8, 2013...Penn State is off for the rest of the semester and will return to action Jan. 3-4 at Ohio State.
Mercyhurst – The Mercyhurst University women's hockey team collected career and season highs in the weekend shutout of Penn State University. The Lakers collected 16 goals from eight different Lakers in the team effort. Mercyhurst also had 17 of the 18 players collect at least one point in the efforts. On Friday, senior Christine Bestland collected her second career hat trick, including one short-handed goal and an assist. Senior Kaleigh Chippy scored two goals while sophomores Jenna Dingeldein scored one. Freshman Paige Horton scored her first collegiate goal to make the score 7-0. Sophomore Emily Janiga collected a career-high four assists in a contest, while freshman Jillian Skinner added a season-high two assists. Junior goaltender Amanda Makela stopped 35 shots on net in the shutout to mark a career-high of her own. On Saturday, Bestland collected her 200th point to become the fifth player in program history and the 25th player in NCAA Division I women's hockey to do so. Senior Christie Cicero matched her career-high three assists in the 8-0 victory while senior Kaleigh Chippy collected two goals for a four-point weekend. Sophomore Julia DiTondo recorded her second win of the season and first collegiate shutout after stopping a career-high 19 shots on net. As a team, Mercyhurst improved to seventh in the nation in scoring margin (1.58). They are seventh in their scoring offense (3.26) and eighth in goals against, now averaging 1.68 goals per game. The Lakers also rank eighth in their penalty kill (88.8). Mercyhurst travels to Lindenwood University before the holiday break for a two game series on Saturday, December 14 and Sunday, December 15.
Robert Morris – Robert Morris extended its unbeaten streak to nine games with a sweep of RIT at 84 Lumber Arena this past weekend. The sweep also gave the Colonials their sixth-straight home win and kept RMU undefeated on Saturdays (8-0-0) this season ... The Colonials' streak of not allowing a power play goal game to an end in Saturday's 4-2 victory over the Tigers. RMU stopped 28 straight power play opportunities dating back to Nov. 15 vs. Lindenwood before giving up a goal on the penalty kill. The Colonials' penalty kill percentage of .897 leads CHA and ranks sixth overall in the nation ... After a three-point weekend, Brittany Howard leads CHA in goals (12), is tied for first in points (28), and is ranked second in assists (16). All of those marks lead first-year players and her total of five game-winning goals is the nation's best ... Howard's start compares favorably to RMU's last two CHA Rookie of the Year winners, Rebecca Vint (2011-12) and Thea Imbrogno (2010-11). Imbrogno had 13 points (5 goals, 8 assists) and a game-winning goal in her first 19 games before January, while Vint notched 27 points (15 goals, 12 assists) and two game-winning goals in 17 games before the new year ... Jessica Dodds was in goal for both victories this past weekend and improved her unbeaten record to 13-0-1. Dodds' winning percentage of .964 leads the nation and her 1.49 goals-against-average tops CHA. Both of those marks, along with her .932 save percentage and three shutouts lead all freshmen goaltenders ... The Colonials enter the winter break with a record of 16-3-1, easily shattering their previous best first-half mark. The 16 wins have already topped last season's total of 15 and are three shy of the school record 19, which was set in 2011-12. RMU also will enter 2014 on top of CHA with a conference record of 8-1-1 (17 points). The Colonials are one victory from tying a school record in that department, as last year's team won nine CHA games.
RIT – The Tigers (9-9-1, 4-3-1 CHA) dropped a pair of tough contests to No. 10 Robert Morris last weekend, losing 2-1 on Friday and 4-2 on Saturday. Celeste Brown scored RIT's lone goal on Friday, while Jess Paton and Carly Payerl tallied goals on Saturday. Ali Binnington stopped 73-of-78 shots in the weekend series. Despite the two losses, RIT is third in the CHA standings. The Tigers are 24-9-6 when allowing two or less goals in their brief Division I history. Kourtney Kunichika needs just one goal to reach the 50-goal plateau in her collegiate career. She recorded her 125th career point on Friday. RIT is wrapping up its toughest stetch of the season, with six out of seven games against a nationally ranked opponent. On Saturday, the Tigers close out the 2013 calendar year by playing its first-ever outdoor game on Saturday, Dec. 14 vs. No. 6 Clarkson at Frontier Field, home of the Rochester Red Wings at 12:05 p.m. The game is part of the "Frozen Frontier", a 10-day hockey festival to celebrate hockey in the Greater Rochester area (www.frozenfrontier2013.com). Tickets are still available at www.rithockey.com. The Tigers will look to avenge a season-opening loss to the nationally ranked Golden Knights, who enter with a 13-4-2 record.
Syracuse – Syracuse ice hockey used a dominant overall performance to beat Lindenwood, 4-1 at the Tennity Ice Pavillion on Saturday afternoon. Four Orange provided two-point games to spearhead the offense as Nicole Ferrara and Margot Scharfe totaled a goal and assist each while Larissa Martyniuk and Caitlin Roach secured a pair of assists apiece. On Friday, a last-second goal was to blame for the loss against Lindenwood. The teams were tied after the second period but the Lady Lions notched the game-winner with six seconds left to take their second victory of the season. The Orange took an early 2-0 lead over Cornell on Tuesday but the Big Red came back in the second period to take the victory.


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I was really surprised to find these in Rite Aid the other day. I was on my lunch break and my friend needed to run into the store for some batteries. I killed my time pursuing the candy aisle, feeling pretty confident I've found most everything that needed finding this year. I then laid eyes on this bag, which really looks like another other normal, Easter themed 3 Musketeers bag, and saw the words "Limited Edition" written on the top. This caused me to take a second look, and I saw that under the 3 Musketeers logo, the word "Marshmallow" was written. O ho, something new here? Needless to say I brought a bag home with me.
Marshmallow has always been a "big" candy theme for Easter. Marshmallow eggs, rabbits and of course the infamous Peeps began with Easter. So it doesn't surprised me terribly that 3 Musketeers would jump on the bandwagon.
The candy pieces inside come in little squares like the normal minis. The look the same, the smell is very sweet, buttery and a hint of chocolate. Each are individually wrapped so they're easy to bring a few to work or nibble some with coffee.
Biting one in half, you see a pristine white interior of fluffy nougat. Notice, the interior isn't marshmallow, but marshmallow flavored nougat. The texture is light, airy and very rich feeling in the mouth. I get a very strong and sweet vanilla flavor, which gives it that "marshmallow" quality. In fact, the vanilla brings out the chocolate flavors more, so it's a very flavorful combination. This is still very sweet like all 3 Musketeers, so be sure to have a drink handy.
Overall, this candy is really just a 3 Musketeers with a vanilla nougat interior. Get some normal 3 musketeer minis and the some of those fall released strawberry ones together and you have a Neapolitan 3 Musketeers much like the original candy bar! Cool!
Rating: Will Eat Again
Links 3 Musketeers Website


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Virtualizing Exchange with VMware
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Microsoft officially supports Windows Server and Server products running on VMware ESX. This includes Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later, and Windows Server 2008 and specialty roles provided by the operating system such as Active Directory or File Services. Major applications that are supported include Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server and SharePoint Server. Microsoft has published a complete list of supported applications, and continues to update it. Supported ESX configurations are also listed.
VMware ESX was the first hypervisor to be validated under the Microsoft Virtualization Validation Program (SVVP), providing customers who run Windows Server and Microsoft applications with cooperative support from Microsoft and VMware. Customers can now run Exchange on VMware with the peace of mind that they will receive the support they need.
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- VMware Technical Community for Virtualizing Exchange, Domino, and BlackBerry
Microsoft Adopts vMotion-Friendly Licensing
Microsoft licensing has recently been modified to allow customers to reassign licenses between physical servers as frequently as desired. In the past, licenses could only be reassigned once every 90 days, limiting the benefits of vMotion. The new licensing flexibility enables efficient use of vMotion for Windows Server and major applications including Exchange, SQL Server and SharePoint Server.
Non SVVP-Validated Configurations
What happens if you are running a non SVVP-validated configuration of ESX and Microsoft products? Customers routinely tell us they still receive the Microsoft support benefits. Support options vary, however, depending on how customers purchase VMware and Microsoft products.
The following scenarios are common:
Scenario 1: VMware software was originally purchased through a server OEM
Server resellers including Dell, Fujitsu, Fujitsu-Siemens, HP, IBM and Unisys offer end-to-end support for Microsoft software running on their servers and VMware if VMware products are purchased with the server hardware and are covered by a valid support agreement with the server reseller. This provides customers one-stop support via the server reseller if an issue arises. See Support for Microsoft Software in VMware Virtual Machines for more details.
Scenario 2: VMware software was originally purchased direct from VMware or a VMware authorized reseller and the customer has a valid Microsoft Premier-level support agreement
Microsoft states that it will use "commercially reasonable efforts" to support its products running on VMware virtual machines. Customers regularly tell us that Microsoft's commercially reasonable efforts are effective and appropriate to maintain operations as planned. There may be confusion within Microsoft's field and channel organizations regarding the scope of support that can be provided, and in some cases, customers may perceive that "commercially reasonable efforts" will not meet their expectations. In general, Microsoft offers its large customers excellent support for their products running on VMware. Microsoft's policy states that after such efforts are exhausted, Microsoft support specialists may request that customers replicate the issue on a physical machine in order to proceed with the investigation. See Microsoft KB 897615 for more details.
Scenario 3: VMware software was originally purchased direct from VMware or a VMware authorized reseller and the customer does not have a Microsoft Premier-level support agreement
Microsoft's level of support for these customers can be more restrictive. Before providing support, Microsoft specialists may request that customers first replicate the issue on a physical machine per Microsoft KB 897615.
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ZF-2934: CLONE -Zend_View_Interface sample causes Warning
In Zend_View_Smarty, when using an array append operation (eg. $view->myArray[] = 'foo';) the __get overload function produces this notice: Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property ...
To fix this you have to pass by reference - but the Zend_View_Interface/Zend_View_Abstract __get method doesn't pass by reference so I fixed it like this:
public function __get($key)
return $this->_smarty->get_template_vars($key);
public function __get($key)
return is_array($this->_smarty->get_template_vars($key)) ? new ArrayObject($this->_smarty->get_template_vars($key)) : $this->_smarty->get_template_vars($key);
I'm sure there's some way to make this more pretty by using a temp var or something, but I wanted it to be fast and simple.
OK, this get's rid of the notice but it still doesn't work (it doesn't append to the array still). Any ideas how to make this work right?
This should work: First, make sure that Zend_View_Smarty doesn't extend Zend_View_Abstract and then change:
public function __get($key)
public function &__get($key)
By passing by reference you no longer have the issues with appending to array's etc. The ArrayObject method i tested above didn't work because Smarty wouldn't iterate over the ArrayObject like an array in my testing.
Fixing obviously incorrect fix for version (fix version < affects version).
Scheduling for next minor release.
Now, Zend_View_Interface has no __get() function.
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Solved in SVN 12965
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Well, well isn't this article from CNET just lovely! Apparently every agency in our government is competing to be the America Stasi.
The information collection is part of the FBI's controversial effort, known internally as "Going Dark," aimed in part at convincing Congress to rewrite federal wiretapping law to require Internet companies including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo to build in back doors for government surveillance. CNET reported in May that the FBI has asked tech companies not to oppose the plan.
The Homeland Security report, made public this afternoon, was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is enmeshed in a lawsuit against the FBI after many of the documents it requested were withheld. CNET reported last week that a federal judge ruled that the government did not adequately respond to EFF's request.
In an unusual twist, Homeland Security provided the partially redacted report (PDF) to the EFF under open government laws — but then turned around and demanded the document's return, which the EFF refused to do.
A spokesman for the FBI declined to comment on the documents.
In other news, most Americans are more concerned about what Justin Bieber ate for dinner last night.
Full CNET article here.
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We gotta give the hosts of The Talk some serious credit: They dared to bare their faces in front of a national audience in the name of a makeup make-under.
Sharon Osbourne, Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Aisha Tyler and Sheryl Underwood, along with guest Jamie Lee Curtis, wore white towels and robes—and no makeup—on the daytime show's third-season premiere earlier this week, TV Guide reports.
Underwood, who compared her nonmakeup look to that of the Reverend Al Sharpton, made us laugh. "I'm glad you're applauding," she said, "but I'm more worried about scaring the children."
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US sending 20 more F-16s to Egypt, despite turmoil in Cairo | Fox News
and if the administration admits to sending 20 how many f16s did we really just give the brotherhood in egypt?
and 200 more m1s--at least
yep lets cut the US armed forces to the bone and lets help a islamic radical government led by the brother hood that has links to hammas, al-quaida and other terrorist outfits --by sending them the most expensive weapons in the inventory on our $$$--
on top of all those billions we propping up their crooked government with--
you all remember that general saying we don't need any tanks?--LOL guess where they went?--
all this to a shadow government that supports terrorism and is an iranian puppet ???
you got to question the logic of the big "O" and crew --this is just plain nutz--or treason--
PS the "brotherhood" is also going to get training and spare parts in the deal--
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THIS IS A CORRECTED VERSION. The photo caption misspelled the name of Waterford beekeeper John Baum.
Don't bother the bees and the bees won't bother you, as the saying goes.
That's especially hard to do for Waterford resident Eddie Cohen, who has only to look out his window to see two hobby beekeepers and about 20,000 bees.
He has complained numerous times to Leland officials, prompting town officials to review whether town ordinances prohibit beekeeping. A change in ordinances could lead to backlash from the beekeeping community because they say any risk from bees in residential areas is minimal and a ban would limit efforts to curb the invasion of Africanized bees.
As it stands, the town ordinance doesn't directly address the issue of keeping bees. It says tame or domestic fowl or livestock and other animals typically kept for productive purposes rather than pets are prohibited. Yet, if a problem persists, Town Manager David Hollis said, the town could address the issue.
"If it becomes an issue, we have to put something in front of council," Hollis said. "I'm waiting for planning and code to come back to me, but it doesn't look like we have anything to control the issue."
Barry Harris, a master beekeeper in the Wilmington area, said ordinances aren't necessary. "It's better off for the people and bees to resolve those conflicts between neighbors," he said.
In Southeastern North Carolina, only Burgaw has a strict ordinance against bees, he said.
Much of Harris' reason to see more bee hobbyists is to slow the threat of Africanized bees in the region. They are a blend of African and European bees noted for aggressive tendencies such as mass swarming and frequent stinging.
"With more European bees in the community, when Africanized bees get here, it will take longer for them to gain a foothold," he said.
John Baum and Bill Sacco, who keep the bees in Waterford, say the bees have posed few problems for neighbors other than some concern.
They both notified neighbors and landscapers about the hives placed in their side yards. No stings have occurred.
For the two, it's become a fun hobby that they hope will benefit the community. Both started their hives in the spring.
"We told them at the time we'd share some honey with all of them," Baum said.
Cohen could not be reached for comment after initially contacting the StarNews about his concerns.
But another neighbor, Les Christensen, , said he isn't worried about the hives.
"You don't even notice they are there," he said.
Harris said there are some dangers, however, because bees are like any wild animal.
A hive should not be approached after about 4 p.m. because of the increased danger of swarms, he said.
Both Baum and Sacco said they are aware of that.
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I'm the co-author of a new book about Def Jam Recordings whose subtitle – The First 25 Years of the Last Great Record Label – seems to have provoked some misunderstandings. I didn't concoct it as a way of bragging about Def Jam. Rather, it is a way of noting, 11 years into the 21st century, that the days of the great record labels are numbered. It is not a cry of victory, but a lament for what's been lost.
Def Jam was lucky. When the first Def Jam titles were released in 1984, records and record labels were still facts of life. Music lovers depended on these labels to find and develop wonderful new artists, and to record, distribute and market their music. The labels were so important that outfits such as Blue Note, Atlantic, King, Stax, Impulse, Island and dozens of others became gleaming American brands on a par with Coca-Cola, Ford, Kodak, Kellogg's, MGM and the New York Yankees. But that was a long time ago.
The best time in human history to be a music lover is right now. Who needs a record label when iTunes has put 20 million recordings at everyone's fingertips? The best time in history to be a musician is also right now – at least when it comes to making and distributing recordings. That's what computers and the Internet are for.
Still, let's spare a thought for the services a label like Def Jam provided (and still provides) its artists. Its founders were Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons. Rubin turned out to be a world-class record producer, renowned for his ability to bring out the best in artists ranging from LL Cool J to Johnny Cash. Simmons turned out to be a world-class marketer, a one-of-a-kind visionary who has done for hip-hop what Steve Jobs did for personal computing. Also on board from the label's earliest years was Lyor Cohen. Today, he is the chairman and CEO of the Warner Music Group, but back then, working as an artist manager for Simmons, Cohen did such a righteous job on behalf of Def Jam's largely African-American roster that the rapper Alonzo "Mr. Hyde" Brown began thinking of Cohen as "the white Martin Luther King." Naturally, the label also employed a team of designers, publicists, promoters and salesmen – each working for the good of the artist.
However, these "behind-the-scenes" folks needed to be paid. With record labels' revenues decimated by the falling price of recordings, there's nowhere near enough money to employ such teams anymore. One after another, the labels have been slashing their staffs in an effort to hang on in the face of a very uncertain future. None of this is any problem for a musician content to do no more or less than make music and post it on the web. But a musician looking to earn a living and build a career out of his talent is poorer today for the lack of brains and muscle that used to be provided by a record label. (pictured, l-r: Bill Adler and Cey Adams / photo by Scott Rudd)
This is true throughout the arts.
Indeed, the digital world has been spanking the physical world in medium after medium. Records are long gone, but it's only a matter of time before books, magazines and newspapers follow them out the door. This "migration of text" has certainly been a boon to readers, as there's more to read than ever before, and it's cheaper, too. But it's also harder than ever to make a living as a writer, editor or publisher.
Professional photographers, videographers, and filmmakers face a similar plight. Nearly everybody in the digital age has access to cellphone cameras, basic photo- and video-editing software, and the ability to share all that content on the Internet. And movies? Many people feel there's little reason to go to the theater today when you can download nearly any title at home just months after the original release, and for much less than you'd pay for a night at the cinema.
Again, some things are being lost. One of the reviewers of Def Jam Recordings: The First 25 Years of the Last Great Record Label was frustrated by its stubborn bookishness. He found it hard to read "continuous passages," because he kept getting distracted by the "amazing artwork." The book would be much better, he suggests, if it were made for a tablet, which would allow "the eye candy to be interactive." In short, it would be better if it weren't a book at all.
I disagree. If any kind of book deserves to survive in book form, it is a coffee table art book – which Def Jam Recordings is. There isn't a tablet in the world that can compete with the sheer impact of Def Jam's 12-inch by 12-inch pages, a format in which a two-page spread – words and images side-by-side – spans two feet.
I'm not arguing that any of us should be forced to choose between the digital and the physical. I'd be happiest if both could survive – in fact, Def Jam Recordings should be available as a book and an app. But you don't need to be a weatherman to know which way the wind's blowing. I'm just glad to have lived long enough to see records evolve from discards destined for history's scrapheap to collectibles preserved by museums… or at least the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, which opens a stand-alone library and archives in the new year. Whatever the future of the record business, its past is looking pretty secure.
About Bill Adler
Bill Adler has devoted the last 30 years to a career in hip-hop. He's worked as a journalist, critic, publicist, biographer, archivist, label executive, curator, editor, documentary filmmaker, and teacher. He met Cey Adams when the two of them began working at Def Jam in 1984. Over the next six years, Bill was the director of publicity for Russell Simmons' Rush Artist Management, working closely with Kurtis Blow, Whodini, Run-DMC, Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde, the Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Public Enemy, Eric B & Rakim, Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, Big Daddy Kane, EPMD, Stetsasonic, De La Soul, the Jungle Brothers, 3rd Bass and others.
Between 2003 and 2007, Adler ran the Eyejammie Fine Arts Gallery, a pioneering art space devoted mostly to hip-hop photography. In 2004, Bill teamed up with Perry Films to write and produce "And You Don't Stop: 30 Years of Hip-Hop," a five-part documentary history of hip-hop, for VH1. Adler is the director of the Adler Archive, a unique research library of hip-hop–oriented books, photographs, newspaper and magazine stories, audio and video recordings, and advertisements and flyers. He is the co-author of Def Jam Recordings: The First 25 Years of the Last Great Record Label.


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One post in over three months--and that was removed by the blog administrator. What happened to all the trash-talkers who used this forum to run their mouths about which second-rate teams were awesome and which clubs were just money-hungry losers (after little Mia got cut from the A team, of course)? Funny how the noise died away as the best teams proved their dominance year after year.
Midway through the girls' final year, there are only three truly elite USYS teams in the region, and probably no more than that on the ECNL side.
Sometimes I miss the old days of reading this forum; it was always good for a laugh as the jealousies shone through the rants of the "concerned" posters. Oh well, just a few months remain as college looms on the horizon (or has arrived already fo those who bailed HS early), so best of luck to everyone as the girls close out their club careers. See you on the pitch--maybe.
- February 20, 2016 at 8:05 PM
Nobody at this age cares about youth soccer anymore. Serious players are looking forward to playing in college. The rest are just getting on with life.
- April 15, 2016 at 11:01 AM


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Recently i found out this uber strange article about nuclear decay rates being somehow showing seasonal variations with a high correlation with sun activity. Two very precise questions:
1) has this been experimentally confirmed/disproved? an experiment using neutrinos from a fission reactor would be awesome, although probably a couple orders of magnitude below the required luminosity (at least to be comparable with solar sources)
2) could the standard model possibly allow neutrinos to modulate decay rates in this way? or do we need new physics?
link to the public version of the paper
EDIT brief explanation why i tag this question as
cavity-qed; because it is the only other known mechanism we are aware that you can use to shift decay rates of energy levels, it might be interesting to see if there are deeper relationships between both mechanisms involved
EDIT 27/01/2013 Another paper about this, but now the SuperKamiokande data is compared with data from Brookhaven: http://arxiv.org/abs/1301.3754 They also propose a model of the effect called neutrino "resonant spin-flavor precesion", and i'll be damned if i knew what that is.