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Although I felt entertained by the Cleveland Play House production of "Yentl" now playing at the Allen Theatre at PlayhouseSquare I found elements of it that bothered me. These concerns are enough to keep me from giving a totally positive endorsement.
My first concern surfaced even before the play began. The entire cast came out on stage and interacted with the audience, joking and laughing to break the ice and break down the fourth wall. During the play it was hard to distinguish what was trying to be portrayed. At times it was a comedy and at others a drama that for me resulted in a bit of a schizophrenic feel (i.e.: dramody). Although the predominately Jewish audience seemed to appreciate the efforts on stage only a few gave a standing ovation at the end although during the show many audience members sang along with the Yiddish songs and recited the prayers along with the actors.
Being a Gentile I have only a passing knowledge of the Jewish religion and therefore not qualified enough to pass judgment on the authenticity of the dialects and religious ordinances portrayed in the show, but I did notice that some of the cast members spoke with American inflection while others had very broad Yiddish accents, since the entire cast supposedly lived in the same village this added to my confusion. The same is true whenever I see a Roman movie where everyone speaks in clipped British accents.
I also find that there is always an inherent problem when I see a play in which a movie has been made (or visa versa). No matter how hard I try to force the film from my mind it still colors my perception of what I perceive on stage. In the 1983 MGM movie that was co-written, co-produced, directed by and starring Barbara Streisand (aka: Yentle, The Barbara Streisand Show) I kept looking for similarities that were not there. There is also the issue of both the movie and play not following the original tone of Isaac Bashevis Singer's original short story "Yentl the Yeshiva Boy". From what I have been able to garner from my research, the original story was a morality tale and was not designed to be a musical movie or for that matter a play that was light hearted in any way. It was serious subject matter that Singer was far ahead of his time in portraying.
Then there is the issue of nudity. In the early part of the play, Avigdor (Yentl's study partner) and a group of other male rabbinical students go for a swim on a hot day. At first there are brief glimpses of male rears upstage (the farthest part away from the audience) and the sound of splashing. Then Avigdor strides across the stage in all his naked glory and sits downstage next to Yentl. He eventually puts on a pair of old style briefs reflective of that time period. There is also a scene when Yentl flashes her breasts to Avigdor to convince him that she is indeed a woman. I am not a prude but I always ask myself if the display of flesh is required to carry the story forward. In these cases I found both instances unnecessary and that neither one contributed to the story. I felt it would have been more effective if Avigdor came across the stage in the nearly transparent "undies" that left at least a little to the imagination and Yentle had her back to the audience and when she revealed herself to Avigdor he would deliver a line such as "Wow, you're a woman and what great breasts!".
I also felt that visually Rebecca Gibel was not very convincing as a boy. Even with the hair cut off and the male clothing she simply did not "transform" enough to the male gender. She is a lovely young lady but her face and voice betray her.
So, that is what I felt was wrong with the production, was there anything that I felt redeeming? Yes, there is. The cast (in spite of the problems) really is top notch. The acting is convincing and at times quite moving. You feel that the village is trapped by its own conventions and could not change even if given the opportunity. Everyone has their place in the hierarchy and a strict caste system is in place that will not be removed until the tragedy of World War II is forced upon them. The play strongly illustrates this when it is revealed that Avigdor is refused marriage to his beloved when it is found that his brother committed suicide which was thought to be a family trait. The costuming seemed to be quite authentic and the set was fully functional. Lighting helped immensely to carry the various themes of the play.
To my untrained eye and ear there seems to be a high degree of authenticity as far as the teachings, songs, traditions and superstitions of the people. I felt myself wondering what the reaction of the learned members of the Jewish community is concerning this play. It deals with lesbianism and transgender topics that I am sure are found in all societies and religions. Perhaps it is as Yentl's father says early on, "Sometimes Heaven makes a mistake."
Prude Alert: Adult themes of transgender and lesbianism as well as male and female frontal nudity could make this an uncomfortable evening for those not use to such displays. There is, however, no profanity of any kind (unless a Yiddish word slipped by me).
Shooting From The Lip (My Last Words): If you are willing to overlook the imperfections of dialect, the dramedy tug of war and the nudity (front row patrons beware), Yentl still makes for a fine evening of entertainment. The strength of the acting helps greatly in overcoming the weaknesses.
The cast of "Yentl" is made up of seventeen local and New York based actors and features guest artist Rebecca Gibel in the starring role. Other guest members of the cast include Bonnie Black, Samuel Cohen, Mitch Greenberg, Suzanne Grodner and Ben Mehl. Local actors appearing in this production will be Bob Abelman, Donald Carrier and Marc Moritz. Rounding out the cast are all seven members of the third-year graduate ensemble of the Case Western Reserve University/Cleveland Play House Master of Fine Arts Acting Program. These members include Therese Anderberg, Bernard Bygott, Drew Derek, TJ Gainley, Sarah Kinsey, Christa Meyers, and Stephen Michael Spencer.
Building Ensemble January 18, 2014
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Even when a play isn't set in a Polish shtetl it takes a village to bring it to life. Get on your feet with our CWRU/CPH MFA Graduate Acting Ensemble's students and leaders, and Yentl actors, to discover what it means for a "cast" to become an "ensemble," and how an ensemble becomes more than the sum of its parts. RSVP required email@example.com.
TalkBack: "Yentl"
January 19, 2014
4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
January 21, 2014
9:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
January 26, 2014
4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Pre-show Conversations - Free for all ticketholders!
These fun and interactive 25-minute conversations happen right before the show in the Allen Theatre Complex. Pull back the curtain early and connect with the play in an engaging and relaxed setting, beginning 45 minutes before every performance of Yentl.
Ticket Information
Yentl will take place through Febevruary 2, 2014 in the Allen Theatre at PlayhouseSquare. Tickets range in price from $45-$72 each. Students under the age of 25 with a valid ID will be offered a special $15 ticket price. Tickets are also just $25 for anyone under age 35, sponsored by Scene Magazine. To order single tickets please call 216-241-6000 or visit www.clevelandplayhouse.com. Groups of 10+ save up to 40% off single ticket prices; call 216-400-7027.
Founded in 1915, Cleveland Play House is America's first professional regional theatre. Throughout its rich history, Cleveland Play House has remained dedicated to its mission to inspire, stimulate and entertain diverse audiences in Northeast Ohio by producing plays and theatre education programs of the highest professional standards. It has produced more than 100 world and/or American premieres, and over its long history more than 12 million people have attended over 1,300 CPH productions. Cleveland Play House looks toward its centennial while performing in three state-of-the art venues at PlayhouseSquare in downtown Cleveland.
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund Cleveland Play House with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. We also thank the residents of Cuyahoga County for supporting Cleveland Play House through Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.


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The Wildlife and Hunting Heritage Conservation Council has scheduled a public teleconference for Friday March 14 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. (Mountain Daylight Time). The Fish & Wildlife Service, to which the council reports, announced the event on Tuesday, March 14.
The public is welcome to listen in, speak or submit written comments. But if you want to present, submit questions for the council to consider or just listen in, you must notify the council by this Thursday, March 6.
The council plans to set aside half an hour for public statements but nobody can speak for more than three minutes.
The tentative agenda include national standards for Chronic Wasting Disease, how sequestration affected the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Trust Funds, illegal wildlife trafficking and possibly other topics.
For details see http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2014-03-04/html/2014-04656.htm.l
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I wonder what you would think of fancy succulent planters? Would you always like them, like some of them, or hate them all? But wait, don't answer yet! What if I told you that they were fancy Troll succulent planters and fancy Brick succulent planters. What then?
You say you would first have to see a picture???
Here they go…
The bricks have some Echeverias and a Haworthia too. The trolls are mostly planted with Haworthias, and a Euphorbia too.
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Founder & President of Diamonds In The Rough (DITR)…Finding The Spirit In Me!
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In Bridgeport this past Saturday, January 18, 2014 friends, family, local ministers and pastoral clergy came out to celebrate the long life of Joel Joyner who turned 60 yrs old. A local elder and organist at True Vine of Holiness in Bridgeport, CT where the pastor isJoseph Greene.
There were praise dancers, singers, ministers, friends, and family who gave of themselves to show love for their friend and loved one, Joel Steven Joyner on this his birthday. Whether they had talent or not they gave their very best in expressing themselves artistically and with heart! Some with a comedy flare and some praising in the Holy Ghost in remembrance of where God has brought them from. On the bill was myself, as mistress of ceremony (emcee), and spoken Word artist; recording artist Sheila McCoy, Joel's nephew, nieces and more. DJ Aventura gave us contemporary gospel all night mixed with traditional spiritual sounds. The food was amazing. Michelle and others servers were very hospitable. Joel and his wife, Jackie put much work in making his night spect-acular, and did a fantabulous job!
Enjoy the spoken word pieces below. One was done at the event, I ministered, called "Testimony." Also, the video clip shows Sheila McCoy ministering in song, but at another event. However, show the skill level and exudes the anointing the Lord has placed on her life to minister to us in song, nevertheless.
TESTIMONY (Redemption)
Theeeere's testimonies shut up in my bones
I moan and groan over the many days I spent in court
Mad at the devil, now I laugh 'cause what he tried didn't work
Conception through belief and faith in His Word
Protecting spiritual pregnancies I refuse to let abort
My soul is RELIEVED and REDEEMED by His blood and grace
NO, I don't know karate, but I know crazy faith!
Crazy faith got me through so many times when I had fallen short
I don't have to take revenge 'cuz vengeance is MINE saith the Lord
I'm a SURVIVOR through His love and faith-can ya'll relate?
The enemy has been on my case since March 28th at the BIRTH of this race
See I didn't fight the war over seas, but I fought in the battle within my family,
Next the streets to church indecencies then uprooting the enemy inside me
So when you look at me remember this word-REDEMPTION!
'cuz my very presence is a victory untold
Refining in the fire yet to come out as pure gold
Defeating every type of abuse on the totem pole
All in the name of salvation and speaking life into someone else's soul
Jesus is gonna give back what the devil stole and mo'
So, stop playing games and act like you know
Like I said, "I GOT TESTIMONIES SHUT UP IN MY BONES!"
Written by Che'ri Humphrey of DITR...
Copyrights©2007 (2/18/07; revised 2/19/07)
This piece was done on Our Lives Talk Show, WVOF 88.5fm, WNHU, People of Excellence, What's Good Show, Make it Happen Show, Keeping it Real Show, Talk 2 Me Radio, and other radio shows such as WDJZ, etc.
Husssshhhh, Hold your peace and be still
I'ma slip you some words that are holy ghost spirit filled
Little Richard neva took God's place
God IS the Originator & Creator- that's not up for foolish debate
Cuz in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the
Word was God
A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver
So start cleanin' up the words that you say- cuz the wrong words can killa ya
Listen, he spoke creation into existence and for this I am here
Made in His image and likeness, creativity resides here
LOOOOK--- no more labels attached to me
Not bound by your impressions of what you said I should be
I'm like the woman with the issue of blood so STEP ASIDE!
I might accidentality "drip- drop" some of this fresh, anointed wine, if you don't mind!
Greater is He that is in me than he that is in the world
Don't try to bottle me up cuz' this flask might burst
He can give us peace that passes all understanding
Hold up--STOP! Am I too demanding?
You're so supposed to have faith and believe
All things are possible in Christ Jesus
So when the enemy tells you, you used to, you can't, you aren't, and you won't be
Remind him that he has no right or authority over your destiny, so FLEE !
Instead he'll be used as footstool to reach your dreams
Laugh, and smile in the face of adversity!
See, we don't need man's titles because we're born with diverse, unique, complexity
Rip off those phony labels since they really don't mean a thing
Please no blockin' passage ways or stickin' your labels on Creativity
Cuz I am her and she is me
It 's not what YOU say, but who GOD created me to be.
Written by Che'ri Humphrey, Fndr/Pres of Diamonds in the Rough...Finding the Spirit in Me! Copyrights ©2008 (2/1/08)
Revised 2/6/08
This piece won 1st place at the McDonald's Gospelfest 2008 at the Prudential in NJ.
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Is there a way to configure an application to run as administrator all the time. I tried with the compatibility administrator utility but seems to work only for windows Vista and above.
The application is crashing because of some printer drivers that need admin rights.
EDIT: The application name is Zeh Raster and it's on Windows XP I would like not to provide the password each time that I need to run the app.


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I may have to put off getting that XD. Have you guys seen this?
A VEPR K in 7.62x39 for $460?
I've been jonesin' for a quality AK type rifle for a year now, and the best I've found is either getting a SAR-1 for $350 and then having to untwist the sights :tongue: or paying $600+ for a VEPR or some custom job.
I have heard about the VEPRs developing trigger slap sometimes, but there's not a rifle on the market without a problem of some kind.
Ah decisions decisions. It seems like every time you have your mind made up on something, you stumble across a deal you'd be crazy to pass up.


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It's going to be a whole lot easier now to go out for dinner and a movie in Littleton.
The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema opened in Aspen Grove this week, marking the Austin, Texas-based company's first foray into Colorado. And the chain is bringing its unique brand of movie-going experience.
The concept of the Alamo is simple enough: dinner and a movie all rolled into one. Yet it's in the execution that Alamo distinguishes itself.
When development threatened to turn their paradise into parking lots, the people of Jefferson County decided to preserve the beautiful landscapes they treasured before open land became subdivision material.
Nov. 7, 2013, will mark the 40th anniversary of the day Jeffco voters agreed to enact a 0.05-cent sales tax to fund a program that would preserve some of the scenic peaks, outcrops, meadows and streams that define our county from the mountains to the plains.
St. Patrick's Day can evoke images of green beer, parades and "Kiss me, I'm Irish" buttons. Yet what can get lost in all the noise and revelry is the beauty and emotion of Irish culture.
And there is no better reflection of that than in the music of the Emerald Isle, which was on display Saturday at Littleton's Bemis Public Library. Tradition, Tartan and Tears, a local Celtic band, played a selection of classic Irish songs in celebration of the holiday.
Art is often the truest expression of a culture.
And just like art, culture is constantly evolving, combining the traditions of the past with new influences, ideas and ways of expression.
To truly understand a culture, you can't just look behind at its footprints. You have to look at the trail ahead as well.
When most people think of spring break and weed, this probably isn't what they have in mind.
A group of about 140 students, almost all from Michigan State University, were at South Valley Park helping Jeffco Open Space to eradicate pervasive noxious weeds.
The students were here instead of the beach as part of Students Today, Leaders Forever, an alternative spring break for college students that sends them across the country doing good deed after good deed.
With a fire in the hearth and a pot of tea at their side, three women worked stitch by stitch Saturday to help move along a five-year project at the Littleton Museum's living 1860s farm.
The kaleidoscope-patterned quilt was being created in the same way it would have been more than 150 years ago. Andrea Wilhelm, one of the women gathered around the frame holding the three layers of the quilt together, is the part-time interpreter at the museum.
Scott Stanley gently placed his left arm around wife Heather's shoulder as the minister began a sermon about the many forms that true love can take. As the sermon progressed, Heather moved closer into her husband's embrace.
Sunday's sermon held special meaning for the couple as they listened with the rest of the congregation at Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church. Heather and Scott, along with two other couples, were renewing their wedding vows.
Once a month, usually on the first Saturday, members of the Scraps to Treasure quilting club gather at WaterStone Community Church to create creative and colorful quilts that will warm the hearts of people in need.
The crowd that had been mingling and eating homemade cookies migrated to the makeshift dance floor at the beckon of the caller.
"Time to square up," yelled Jan Hormuth as she joined the new dancers, who were quickly forming groups.
Learning a language often means learning a culture as well. Language teacher Yi Ren points out that giving a person from China a clock for a gift can be tricky.
"Don't give a clock. The pronunciation of 'clock' is similar to 'bad luck,' " said Yi, who is teaching a class in Mandarin Chinese at the Bemis Public Library. "When I teach a class, I focus on the language part and the culture part."
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Free IoT and Java Training!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Mar 19, 2014
Our latest training is about Raspberry Pi, Java Embedded and IoT. This training is to help you, developers, to build a Java embedded application and submit it to the IoT Developer Challenge by May 30th. The winners will receive a trip to JavaOne 2014.
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Inventory, Property and Warehouse Department
The function of the Property/Inventory/Warehouse Program is to effectively administer a supply and inventory control program to receive, store and distribute parts, materials, supplies, and equipment to the various Facilities Maintenance and Operations Departments. The objective is to monitor the status and effectiveness of material support by identifying, analyzing, and controlling appropriate stock selection and procurement methods. This department is also responsible for managing Warehousing for the entire campus, which includes generating revenue. This Department provides maintenance worker support to other Shops or self-performs work requests.


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Take a step into the past and discover the history of the Sitwell family who have lived at Renishaw Hall and Gardens for almost 400 years. Browse the displays of letters, books and artefacts from the archives and the family's own private collection.
Meet the literary trio of Edith, Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell and discover the many poems and books the trio became famous for. The family's history played a huge part in the artistic and literary world in the early part of the last century.
Learn the history of the Italianate Gardens created by Sir George Sitwell and how they have changed over the years.
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The IDLWAVE shell is an Emacs major mode which permits running the IDL program as an inferior process of Emacs, and works closely with the IDLWAVE major mode in buffers. It can be used to work with IDL interactively, to compile and run IDL programs in Emacs buffers and to debug these programs. The IDLWAVE shell is built on `comint', an Emacs packages which handles the communication with the IDL program. Unfortunately IDL for Windows does not have command-prompt versions and thus do not allow the interaction with Emacs(5) -- so the IDLWAVE shell currently only works under Unix and MacOSX.
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The IDLWAVE shell can be started with the command M-x
idlwave-shell. In
idlwave-mode the function is bound to
C-c C-s. It creates a buffer `*idl*' which is used to
interact with the shell. If the shell is already running, C-c
C-s will simply switch to the shell buffer. The command C-c
C-l (
idlwave-shell-recenter-shell-window) displays the shell
window without selecting it. The shell can also be started
automatically when another command tries to send a command to it. To
enable auto start, set the variable
idlwave-shell-automatic-start to
In order to create a separate frame for the IDLWAVE shell buffer, call
idlwave-shell with a prefix argument: C-u C-c C-s or
C-u C-c C-l. If you always want a dedicated frame for the shell
window, configure the variable
To launch a quick IDLWAVE shell directly from a shell prompt without an IDLWAVE buffer (e.g., as a replacement for running inside an xterm), define a system alias with the following content:
emacs -geometry 80x32 -eval "(idlwave-shell 'quick)"
Replace the `-geometry 80x32' option with `-nw' if you prefer the Emacs process to run directly inside the terminal window.
To use IDLWAVE with ENVI or other custom packages which change the
`IDL> ' prompt, you must change the
idlwave-shell-prompt-pattern, which defaults to `"^ ?IDL>
"'. Normally, you can just replace the `IDL' in this expression
with the prompt you see. A suitable pattern which matches the prompt
for both ENVI and IDL simultaneously is `"^ ?\\(ENVI\\|IDL\\)> "'.
nil means attempt to invoke idlwave-shell if not already
nil means preserve command history between sessions.
nil means IDLWAVE should use a special frame to display the
shell buffer.
nil means `idlwave-shell' raises the frame showing the shell
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The IDLWAVE shell works in the same fashion as other shell modes in Emacs. It provides command history, command line editing and job control. The UP and DOWN arrows cycle through the input history just like in an X terminal(6). The history is preserved between emacs and IDL sessions. Here is a list of commonly used commands:
|UP, M-p
|Cycle backwards in input history
|DOWN, M-n
|Cycle forwards in input history
|Previous input matching a regexp
|Next input matching a regexp
|Send input or copy line to current prompt
|C-c C-a
|Beginning of line; skip prompt
|C-c C-u
|Kill input to beginning of line
|C-c C-w
|Kill word before cursor
|C-c C-c
|Send ^C
|C-c C-z
|Send ^Z
|C-c C-\
|Send ^\
|C-c C-o
|Delete last batch of process output
|C-c C-r
|Show last batch of process output
|C-c C-l
|List input history
In addition to these standard `comint' commands,
idlwave-shell-mode provides many of the same commands which
simplify writing IDL code available in IDLWAVE buffers. This includes
abbreviations, online help, and completion. See 4.2 Routine Info and
4.3 Online Help and 4.4 Completion for more information on these
| Completion of file names (between quotes and after executive
commands `.run' and `.compile'), routine names, class names,
keywords, system variables, system variable tags etc.
|Same as TAB
|C-c ?
| Routine Info display (
| IDL online help on routine (
|C-c C-i
| Update routine info from buffers and shell
|C-c C-v
| Find the source file of a routine (
|C-c =
| Compile a library routine (
nil means UP and DOWN arrows move through command
history like xterm.
IDLWAVE works in line input mode: You compose a full command line, using
all the power Emacs gives you to do this. When you press RET, the
whole line is sent to IDL. Sometimes it is necessary to send single
characters (without a newline), for example when an IDL program is
waiting for single character input with the
GET_KBRD function.
You can send a single character to IDL with the command C-c C-x
idlwave-shell-send-char). When you press C-c C-y
idlwave-shell-char-mode-loop), IDLWAVE runs a blocking loop
which accepts characters and immediately sends them to IDL. The loop
can be exited with C-g. It terminates also automatically when the
current IDL command is finished. Check the documentation of the two
variables described below for a way to make IDL programs trigger
automatic switches of the input mode.
nil means IDLWAVE should check for input mode spells in
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The IDLWAVE buffers and shell interact very closely. In addition to the
normal commands you enter at the
IDL> prompt, many other special
commands are sent to the shell, sometimes as a direct result of invoking
a key command, menu item, or toolbar button, but also automatically, as
part of the normal flow of information updates between the buffer and
The commands sent include
.step and other
debug commands (see section 5.4 Debugging IDL Programs),
.run and other
compilation statements (see section 5.4.4 Compiling Programs), examination
commands like
help (see section 5.5 Examining Variables), and other special purpose commands designed to keep
information on the running shell current.
By default, much of this background shell input and output is hidden
from the user, but this is configurable. The custom variable
idlwave-abbrev-show-commands allows you to configure which
commands sent to the shell are shown there. For a related customization
for separating the output of examine commands, see 5.5 Examining Variables.
'(run misc breakpoint))
run for
.compile and other run commands,
misc for lesser used commands like
close, etc.,
breakpoint for breakpoint
setting and clearing commands, and
debug for other debug,
stepping, and continue commands. In addition, if the variable is set to
the single symbol
'everything, all the copious shell input is
displayed (which is probably only useful for debugging purposes).
N.B. For hidden commands which produce output by side-effect, that
output remains hidden (e.g., stepping through a
print command).
As a special case, any error message in the output will be displayed
(e.g., stepping to an error).
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Programs can be compiled, run, and debugged directly from the source
buffer in Emacs, walking through arbitrarily deeply nested code,
printing expressions and skipping up and down the calling stack along
the way. IDLWAVE makes compiling and debugging IDL programs far less
cumbersome by providing a full-featured, key/menu/toolbar-driven
interface to commands like
.run, etc. It can even perform complex debug operations not
natively supported by IDL (like continuing to the line at the cursor).
The IDLWAVE shell installs key bindings both in the shell buffer and
in all IDL code buffers of the current Emacs session, so debug
commands work in both places (in the shell, commands operate on the
last file compiled). On Emacs versions which support it, a debugging
toolbar is also installed. The toolbar display can be toggled with
C-c C-d C-t (
nil means use the debugging toolbar in all IDL related
|5.4.1 A Tale of Two Modes
|5.4.2 Debug Key Bindings
|5.4.3 Breakpoints and Stepping
|5.4.4 Compiling Programs
|5.4.5 Walking the Calling Stack
|5.4.6 Electric Debug Mode
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The many debugging, compiling, and examination commands provided in IDLWAVE are available simultaneously through two different interfaces: the original, multi-key command interface, and the new Electric Debug Mode. The functionality they offer is similar, but the way you interact with them is quite different. The main difference is that, in Electric Debug Mode, the source buffers are made read-only, and single key-strokes are used to step through, examine expressions, set and remove breakpoints, etc. The same variables, prefix arguments, and settings apply to both versions, and both can be used interchangeably. By default, when breakpoints are hit, Electric Debug Mode is enabled. The traditional interface is described first. See section 5.4.6 Electric Debug Mode, for more on that mode.
Note that electric debug mode can be prevented from
activating automatically by customizing the variable
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The standard debugging key bindings are always available by default on
the prefix key C-c C-d, so, for example, setting a breakpoint is
done with C-c C-d C-b, and compiling a source file with C-c
C-d C-c. You can also easily configure IDLWAVE to use one or more
modifier keys not in use by other commands, in lieu of the prefix
C-c C-d (though these bindings will typically also be available
--- see
idlwave-shell-activate-prefix-keybindings). For
example, if you include in `.emacs':
(setq idlwave-shell-debug-modifiers '(control shift))
a breakpoint can then be set by pressing b while holding down
shift and control keys, i.e. C-S-b. Compiling a
source file will be on C-S-c, deleting a breakpoint C-S-d,
etc. In the remainder of this chapter we will assume that the
C-c C-d bindings are active, but each of these bindings will
have an equivalent shortcut if modifiers are given in the
idlwave-shell-debug-modifiers variable (see section 3.2 Lesson II: Customization). A much simpler and faster form of debugging for
running code is also available by default -- see 5.4.6 Electric Debug Mode.
nil means debug commands will be bound to the prefix
key, like C-c C-d C-b.
alt, and
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IDLWAVE helps you set breakpoints and step through code. Setting a
breakpoint in the current line of the source buffer is accomplished
with C-c C-d C-b (
idlwave-shell-break-here). With a
prefix arg of 1 (i.e. C-1 C-c C-d C-b), the breakpoint gets a
/ONCE keyword, meaning that it will be deleted after first use.
With a numeric prefix greater than one (e.g. C-4 C-c C-d C-b),
the breakpoint will only be active the
nth time it is hit.
With a single non-numeric prefix (i.e. C-u C-c C-d C-b), prompt
for a condition -- an IDL expression to be evaulated and trigger the
breakpoint only if true. To clear the breakpoint in the current line,
use C-c C-d C-d (
idlwave-clear-current-bp). When
executed from the shell window, the breakpoint where IDL is currently
stopped will be deleted. To clear all breakpoints, use C-c C-d
C-a (
idlwave-clear-all-bp). Breakpoint lines are highlighted
or indicated with an icon in the source code. Note that IDL places
breakpoints as close as possible on or after the line you specify.
IDLWAVE queries the shell for the actual breakpoint location which was
set, so the exact line you specify may not be marked. You can re-sync
the breakpoint list and display at any time (e.g., if you add or
remove some on the command line) using C-c C-d C-l
Once the program has stopped somewhere, you can step through it. The most important stepping commands are C-c C-d C-s to execute one line of IDL code ("step into"); C-c C-d C-n to step a single line, treating procedure and function calls as a single step ("step over"); C-c C-d C-h to continue execution to the line at the cursor and C-c C-d C-r to continue execution. See section 5.3 Commands Sent to the Shell, for information on displaying or hiding the breakpoint and stepping commands the shell receives. Here is a summary of the breakpoint and stepping commands:
|C-c C-d C-b
| Set breakpoint (
|C-c C-d C-i
| Set breakpoint in function named here (
|C-c C-d C-d
| Clear current breakpoint (
|C-c C-d C-a
| Clear all breakpoints (
|C-c C-d [
|Go to the previous breakpoint.
|C-c C-d ]
|Go to the next breakpoint.
|C-c C-d C-j
|Set a breakpoint at the beginning of the enclosing routine.
|C-c C-d C-s
| Step, into function calls (
|C-c C-d C-n
| Step, over function calls (
|C-c C-d C-k
| Skip one statement (
|C-c C-d C-u
| Continue to end of block (
|C-c C-d C-m
| Continue to end of function (
|C-c C-d C-o
| Continue past end of function (
|C-c C-d C-h
| Continue to line at cursor position (
|C-c C-d C-r
| Continue execution to next breakpoint, if any (
|C-c C-d C-up
| Show higher level in calling stack (
|C-c C-d C-down
| Show lower level in calling stack (
All of these commands have equivalents in Electric Debug Mode, which provides faster access (see section 5.4.6 Electric Debug Mode).
nil means mark breakpoints in the source file buffers. The
value indicates the preferred method. Legal values are
face, and
idlwave-shell-mark-breakpoints has the value
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In order to compile the current buffer under the IDLWAVE shell, press
C-c C-d C-c (
idlwave-save-and-run). This first saves the
current buffer and then sends the command `.run path/to/file' to the
shell. You can also execute C-c C-d C-c from the shell buffer, in
which case the most recently compiled buffer will be saved and
When developing or debugging a program, it is often necessary to execute
the same command line many times. A convenient way to do this is
C-c C-d C-y (
This command first resets IDL from a state of interrupted execution by
closing all files and returning to the main interpreter level. Then a
default command line is send to the shell. To edit the default command
line, call
idlwave-shell-execute-default-command-line with a
prefix argument: C-u C-c C-d C-y. If no default command line has
been set (or you give two prefix arguments), the last command on the
comint input history is sent.
nil means mark the source code line where IDL is currently
stopped. The value specifies the preferred method. Legal values are
arrow, and
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While debugging a program, it can be very useful to check the context in
which the current routine was called, for instance to help understand
the value of the arguments passed. To do so conveniently you need to
examine the calling stack. If execution is stopped somewhere deep in a
program, you can use the commands C-c C-d C-UP
idlwave-shell-stack-up) and C-c C-d C-DOWN
idlwave-shell-stack-down), or the corresponding toolbar buttons,
to move up or down through the calling stack. The mode line of the
shell window will indicate the position within the stack with a label
like `[-3:MYPRO]'. The line of IDL code at that stack position
will be highlighted. If you continue execution, IDLWAVE will
automatically return to the current level. See section 5.5 Examining Variables,
for information how to examine the value of variables and expressions on
higher calling stack levels.
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Even with a convenient debug key prefix enabled, repetitive stepping, variable examination (see section 5.5 Examining Variables), and other debugging activities can be awkward and slow using commands which require multiple keystrokes. Luckily, there's a better way, inspired by the lisp e-debug mode, and available through the Electric Debug Mode. By default, as soon as a breakpoint is hit, this minor mode is enabled. The buffer showing the line where execution has halted is switched to Electric Debug Mode. This mode is visible as `*Debugging*' in the mode line, and a different face (violet by default, where color is available) for the line stopped at point. The buffer is made read-only and single-character bindings for the most commonly used debugging commands are enabled:
| Clear all breakpoints (
| Set breakpoint, C-u b for a conditional break, C-n b for nth hit (
| Clear current breakpoint (
| Continue to the line at cursor position (
| Set breakpoint in function named here (
| Go to the previous breakpoint in the file (
| Go to the next breakpoint in the file (
| Set breakpoint at beginning of enclosing routine (
| Skip one statement (
| Continue to end of function (
| Step, over function calls (
| Continue past end of function (
| Print expression near point or in region with C-u p (
| End the debugging session and return to the Shell's main level
| Continue execution to next breakpoint, if any (
|s or SPACE
| Step, into function calls (
|Print a calling-level traceback in the shell
| Continue to end of block (
| Turn Electric Debug Mode off
|Examine expression near point (or in region with C-u x) with shortcut of examine type.
| Reset IDL (
|+ or =
| Show higher level in calling stack (
|- or _
| Show lower level in calling stack (
| Help on expression near point or in region with C-u ?
|Show help on the commands available.
Most single-character electric debug bindings use the final keystroke of the equivalent multiple key commands (which are of course also still available), but some differ (e.g. t,q,x). Some have additional convenience bindings (like SPACE for stepping). All prefix and other argument options described in this section for the commands invoked by electric debug bindings are still valid. For example, C-u b sets a conditional breakpoint, just as it did with C-u C-c C-d C-b.
You can toggle the electric debug mode at any time in a buffer using C-c C-d C-v (v to turn it off while in the mode), or from the Debug menu. Normally the mode will be enabled and disabled at the appropriate times, but occassionally you might want to edit a file while still debugging it, or switch to the mode for conveniently setting lots of breakpoints.
To quickly abandon a debugging session and return to normal editing at
the Shell's main level, use q (
This disables electric debug mode in all IDLWAVE buffers(7). Help is
available for the command shortcuts with C-?. If you find this
mode gets in your way, you can keep it from automatically activating
by setting the variable
nil, or
'breakpoint. If you'd like the convenient
electric debug shortcuts available also when run-time errors are
encountered, set to
nil for never, and
t for both breakpoints and errors, this can be
'breakpoint (the default) to enable it only at breakpoint
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Do you find yourself repeatedly typing,
print,n_elements(x), and similar statements to remind
yourself of the type/size/structure/value/etc. of variables and
expressions in your code or at the command line? IDLWAVE has a suite
of special commands to automate these types of variable or expression
examinations. They work by sending statements to the shell formatted
to include the indicated expression.
These examination commands can be used in the shell or buffer at any time (as long as the shell is running), and are very useful when execution is stopped in a buffer due to a triggered breakpoint or error, or while composing a long command in the IDLWAVE shell. In the latter case, the command is sent to the shell and its output is visible, but point remains unmoved in the command being composed -- you can inspect the contituents of a command you're building without interrupting the process of building it! You can even print arbitrary expressions from older input or output further up in the shell window -- any expression, variable, number, or function you see can be examined.
If the variable
idlwave-shell-separate-examine-output is
nil (the default), all examine output will be sent to a
special `*Examine*' buffer, rather than the shell. The output of
prior examine commands is saved. In this buffer c clears the
contents, and q hides the buffer.
The two most basic examine commands are bound to C-c C-d C-p, to print the expression at point, and C-c C-d ?, to invoke help on this expression(8). The expression at point is either an array expression or a function call, or the contents of a pair of parentheses. The selected expression is highlighted, and simultaneously the resulting output is highlighted in the shell. Calling the above commands with a prefix argument will use the current region as expression instead of using the one at point. Two prefix arguments (C-u C-u C-c C-d C-p) will prompt for an expression.
For added speed and convenience, there are mouse bindings which allow you to click on expressions and examine their values. Use S-Mouse-2 to print an expression and C-M-Mouse-2 to invoke help (i.e. you need to hold down META and CONTROL while clicking with the middle mouse button). If you simply click, the nearest expression will be selected in the same manner as described above. You can also drag the mouse in order to highlight exactly the specific expression or sub-expression you want to examine. For custom expression examination, and the powerful customizable pop-up examine selection, See section 5.6 Custom Expression Examination.
The same variable inspection commands work both in the IDL Shell and IDLWAVE buffers, and even for variables at higher levels of the calling stack. For instance, if you're stopped at a breakpoint in a routine, you can examine the values of variables and expressions inside its calling routine, and so on, all the way up through the calling stack. Simply step up the stack, and print variables as you see them (see section 5.4.5 Walking the Calling Stack, for information on stepping back through the calling stack). The following restrictions apply for all levels except the current:
which may or may not be available in future versions of IDL. Caveat
Allows you to choose the font, color and other properties for
the expression printed by IDL.
Allows to choose the font, color and other properties for the most
recent output of IDL when examining an expression."
nil, re-direct the output of examine commands to a special
`*Examine*' buffer, instead of in the shell itself.
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The variety of possible variable and expression examination commands is
endless (just look, for instance, at the keyword list to
widget_info()). Rather than attempt to include them all, IDLWAVE
provides two easy methods to customize your own commands, with a special
mouse examine command, and two macros for generating your own examine
key and mouse bindings.
The most powerful and flexible mouse examine command of all is
available on C-S-Mouse-2. Just as for all the other mouse
examine commands, it permits click or drag expression selection, but
instead of sending hard-coded commands to the shell, it pops-up a
customizable selection list of examine functions to choose among,
configured with the
variable(9). This variable is a list of key-value pairs (an
alist in Emacs parlance), where the key gives a name to be
shown for the examine command, and the value is the command strings
itself, in which the text
___ (three underscores) will be
replaced by the selected expression before being sent to the shell.
An example might be key
Structure Help with value
help,___,/STRUCTURE. In that case, you'd be prompted with
Structure Help, which might send something like
help,var,/STRUCTURE to the shell for output.
idlwave-shell-examine-alist comes configured by default with a
large list of examine commands, but you can easily customize it to add
your own.
In addition to configuring the functions available to the pop-up mouse
command, you can easily create your own customized bindings to inspect
expressions using the two convenience macros
idlwave-shell-examine and
These create keyboard or mouse-based custom inspections of variables,
sharing all the same properties of the built-in examine commands.
Both functions take a single string argument sharing the syntax of the
idlwave-shell-examine-alist values, e.g.:
(add-hook 'idlwave-shell-mode-hook (lambda () (idlwave-shell-define-key-both [s-down-mouse-2] (idlwave-shell-mouse-examine "print, size(___,/DIMENSIONS)")) (idlwave-shell-define-key-both [f9] (idlwave-shell-examine "print, size(___,/DIMENSIONS)")) (idlwave-shell-define-key-both [f10] (idlwave-shell-examine "print,size(___,/TNAME)")) (idlwave-shell-define-key-both [f11] (idlwave-shell-examine "help,___,/STRUCTURE"))))
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March 30, 2012
Eugene, Ore. - The No. 5 UCLA men's tennis team began the Pac-12 season off on the right foot, as the Bruins dispatched of Oregon, 7-0 at the Student Tennis Center in Eugene on Friday afternoon. With the win, the Bruins improve to 15-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play.
UCLA was in control from the start, claiming the doubles point with wins at court Nos. 2 and 3. Although the Ducks (14-2; 0-2 Pac-12) were able to pull off an 8-4 upset at court No. 1, the point had already been decided by that time.
The Bruins then went on to post straight-set victories at all six singles courts. Sophomore Clay Thompson picked up his third victory at the No. 1 position this year, downing Oregon's top player Alex Rovello, 6-3, 6-2. Freshman newcomer Dennis Novikov also picked up his second win in a Bruin uniform, as he downed Jeff Mullen, 6-4, 6-4 at court No. 3.
Nick Meister, Marcos Giron, Adrien Puget and Dennis Mkrtchian accounted for the other four Bruin singles wins.
UCLA rounds out its trip tomorrow in Seattle, as the Bruins will face Washington at 1:00 p.m. The Huskies suffered a 7-0 loss to USC on Friday.
#5 UCLA 7, #59 Oregon 0
Mar 30, 2012 at Eugene, OR (Student Tennis Center)
|1. Robin Cambier/Jeff Mullen (ORE) def. Alex Brigham/Adrien Puget (UCLA) 8-4
|2. Nick Meister/Dennis Novikov (UCLA) def. Jose Izquierdo/Alex Rovello (ORE) 8-3
|3. Marcos Giron/Warren Hardie (UCLA) def. Aaron Clissold/Daniel Sardu (ORE) 8-4
|1. #59 Clay Thompson (UCLA) def. Alex Rovello (ORE) 6-3, 6-2
|2. #30 Nick Meister (UCLA) def. Robin Cambier (ORE) 6-3, 6-1
|3. Dennis Novikov (UCLA) def. Jeff Mullen (ORE) 6-4, 6-4
|4. #115 Marcos Giron (UCLA) def. Daniel Sardu (ORE) 6-3, 6-2
|5. #51 Adrien Puget (UCLA) def. Jose Izquierdo (ORE) 6-2, 6-3
|6. Dennis Mkrtchian (UCLA) def. Aaron Clissold (ORE) 6-2, 6-2
|Match Notes
|UCLA 15-2; 1-0 Pac-12; National ranking #5
|Oregon 14-2; 0-1 Pac-12; National ranking #59
|Order of finish: Doubles (3,2,1); Singles (2,4,6,3,5,1)


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Hungary's Unexpected Growth Won't Stop Rate Cuts
MISKOLC, Hungary–Hungary's sharply falling consumer price inflation and stronger-than-expected first-quarter economic growth won't discourage the central bank from cutting interest rates, the bank's top executives said Thursday.
"The central bank will use all its tools to support the rebound in growth and make economic growth sustainable. It can do this because inflation is under control and the country is financially stable," central bank Governor Gyorgy Matolcsy said in a speech at Miskolc University.
The university was the first stop in a countrywide road show by the central bank showcasing its Funding for Growth program, which aims to boost lending to small and medium-sized companies.
Hungary's gross domestic product rose 0.7% in the first quarter from the previous quarter, data showed Wednesday, above analysts' expectations of 0.1% growth. The economy contracted at the rate of 1.7% in 2013.
First-quarter growth shows that Hungary "has stepped on a growth path, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel but we [still] need to get out of the tunnel," Economy Minister Mihaly Varga said Thursday at a meeting of the German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce.
Growth was "modest but healthy" in the first quarter since it originated mainly in sectors that could provide an economic "breakthrough opportunity," the central bank governor said. Mr. Matolcsy cited car exports to Germany and, through that, to Asia, tourism, and the food industry, which supports the farm sector.
Growth was also underpinned by "an export-supporting forint [rate] of about 290 forints against the euro, and low inflation, which, according to central bank experts, will remain low," he said.
Hungary's inflation eased to a 39-year low of 1.7% in April, significantly lower than the central bank's 3% target. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, remained above 3%. However, underlying inflation indicators, as calculated by the central bank, were at 1.6%-1.7%, the bank said Wednesday.
The sharp decline in headline inflation in April won't increase the Hungarian central bank's appetite for more aggressive rate cuts, National Bank of Hungary Vice Governor Adam Balog said.
Inflation is not as much lower as to significantly alter "our general stance on interest rates," Mr. Balog told reporters.
Mr. Matolcsy said that given the outlook for low inflation, "the monetary policy council may see an opportunity to lower rates further."
Analysts widely expect Hungary to continue its easing cycle, started in August last year, and to shave off a quarter of a percentage point from the already record-low policy rate of 4.75% at its meeting in May.
In the minutes of the central bank's previous meeting, published Wednesday, monetary policy council members said rates could be lowered in a "cautious" manner, which is taken to indicate future rate cuts of a quarter of a percentage point. The lowest analyst forecast for Hungarian interest rates this year is 3.75%.
Write to Margit Feher at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Justin Bieber's "Someday" Perfume Ad
Justin Bieber recently decided to launch a women's fragrance (because, well, why not?), and there's now an official commercial for his "Someday" scent.
In the video, Bieber spends a lot of time sniffing the very attractive Dree Hemingway (we expect to see the inevitable rumors about her posing a threat to Selena Gomez any minute now).
All proceeds from "Someday" will be donated to Pencils of Promise and the Make a Wish Foundation.
Check it out below!
Do you have any interest in wearing Bieber's "nice spring, light kind of smell"?
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Wake Up Call: Wanja Laiboni - Port-au-Prince, Haiti
January 11, 2012 by The IRC
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From California to Congo, women and girls face unspeakable violence and abuse. Yet each day women and men are fighting to boldly reimagine a safer world. Find out what keeps them going despite incredible obstacles.
In the wake of the devastating January 2010 earthquake, many women and girls are living in makeshift crowded camps in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. As Wanja explains, women face the threat of physical and sexual assault in these teeming and often poorly lit settlements.
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FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Seniors Maya DiRado and Stephanie Phipps won individual Pac-12 titles Thursday to put the Stanford women's swimming & diving team in first place after the second day of the conference's championship meet. The Cardinal has 507 points, ahead of USC in second with 448 and Cal with 400.5.
"We rebounded from a lackluster session this morning and had a great session tonight," said head coach Greg Meehan. "Mackenzie Stein got us started with a huge swim in the 500 free and we rolled from there. A special acknowledgement to Dr. Rick Schavone and our diving crew; they were awesome today."
Stein won the C final of the 500, one of two Cardinal to take C finals along with Grace Carlson in the 200 IM.
DiRado produced her fifth career Pac-12 first-place finish by edging Cal's Celina Li and Elizabeth Pelton in second and third in the A final of the 200 IM. The Bears' duo touched the wall in 1:54.89 and 1:55.65, respectively, while DiRado came in at 1:54.67. DiRado trailed Li heading into the final 50 but used a 26.90 final split compared to Li's 27.57 in the last 50 to pull ahead.
Phipps took the one-meter championship with 332.25 points, while Stanford divers held four of the eight finals spots. Alex Clay was in fourth (309.20), Kassidy Cook was sixth (292.75) and Lilly Hinrichs earned eighth (284.95).
"All the girls dived great," expressed Schavone. "It was nice having Stephanie win a title her senior year but still more excited all are diving so well."
Phipps will look for her second crown of the meet during tomorrow's three-meter competition, an event she won in 2013. The 400 IM, 100 fly, 200 free, 100 breast and 100 back titles will also be up for grabs with prelims starting at 11 a.m. and finals beginning at 6 p.m.
Schavone also noted that tomorrow could be more difficult for the Cardinal divers. "Kassidy Cook is not ready yet to dive three-meter so that will hurt. The rest of the girls will have to step up."
Julia Anderson was Stanford's top finisher in the 500 free (12th, 4:43.60) and Maddy Schaefer was third in the 50 free (22.10). Lia Neal also made the A final of the 50 free and finished fifth (22.25).
DiRado has previously won conference titles in the 200 Back (2011, 2012), 400 IM (2013) and 800 Free Relay (2013) … DiRado's win in the 200 IM was Stanford's first at the Pac-12 meet since Julia Smit won the event in 2010 … Stanford has won the 200 IM a total of 18 times at the Pac-12 meet, the most of any event for the Cardinal … Phipps became the fourth Stanford diver to win one- and three-meter Pac-12 titles in her career (Katie Connors, Eileen Richetelli, Cassidy Krug) … Phipps is the Cardinal's first one-meter winner since Sarah Ohr in 2008.
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200 Medley Relay – Lee, Olsen, Stafford, Schaefer (1:35.74*)
200 IM – Maya DiRado (1:54.67)
Three-meter Diving – Stephanie Phipps (332.25)
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Seniors Maya DiRado and Stephanie Phipps won individual Pac-12 titles Thursday to put the Stanford women's swimming & diving team in first place after the second day of the conference's championship meet. The Cardinal has 507 points, ahead of USC in second with 448 and Cal with 400.5.


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First of all, I wish to compliment you with your great website. I would also like to give you my opinion on the situation of atheism here in Holland.
Atheism is mainly ignored here, both by the public and the media. Especially the media concern me; I have never seen a TV program here which questions the Bible's myths with hard scientific facts, nor have I seen a program in which atheists speak freely about their disbeliefs.
I think this is dangerous, because it keeps the crowds "dumb", and the stupidities of the Christian faith and other faiths are not pointed out to them. Also, speaking to those who are (or were former) your friends, about atheism and questioning one's beliefs, is almost surely to get you into one hell of a discussion, where the theists tend to get quite verbally and/or fysically agressive...
Well, there you have it. I just needed to say this "aloud" to someone. (albeit in writing)
Is the situation here in Holland much different than in other countries?
Anyway, keep up the good work with your website!
Greetings from Holland,
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While prepackaged gluten free foods are frequently pricey and tasteless , there are items already in your kitchen that will upstage their glutenous counterparts in flavor, price and nutritional value. Here are are few suggestions.
Try chopped or shredded cabbage instead of pasta. Pasta has replaced cabbage in many modern dishes. It's time to turn back the clock! Chop or shred cabbage and simmer it in a meaty or seasoned broth until it's tender. Top with your favorite spaghetti sauces or garlic and butter. Enjoy! If you're feeling too lazy to chop, rip open a bag or two of cole slaw mix. It doesn't get easier than that.
Let eggs stand in for noodles. Fill an omelet with ricotta cheese and meaty spaghetti sauce and you'd vow you're eating lasagna. It's an instant dinner option. Dub it "Omelet Italienne". Egg drop chicken soup is a savory replacement for chicken noodle soup, and it's packed with protein!
Try gluten free oat flour instead of all purpose wheat flour. It's fine, whole grain, and not too expensive. In baking, try adding one tablespoon of unflavored gelatin or fruit pectin as a binding agent instead of xanthan gum. Pull out your "normal" recipe books again and try your favorites using oat flour. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
Choose Spuds instead of Subs. Let potatoes be your Hero instead of big buns! Anything that fits well on a submarine sandwich will stuff a potato beautifully as well. Philly Cheese Steak Spud. Tuscan Chicken Spud. Hot Ham and Cheese Spud. Pop those taters in the oven and let your imagination run wild!
Chips add all the crunch of crackers or croutons. Tortilla chips are tasty with most spreads and dips. Potato chips top a salad with crispy, crunchy ease. Try sour cream and onion or mesquite barbecue for a surprising burst of flavor!
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A Concert of Compassion in New York City
An evening of music celebrating the struggle to end chronic hunger and malnutrition in NYC and the world. Watch the trailer now!
On Saturday, April 9, 2016 at 7:00 p.m., Grammy-nominated pianist Fred Hersch, vocalist/composer Becca Stevens, percussionist Rogério Boccato, and Colombian folkloric ensemble La Cumbiamba yNeYé will headline the 5th annual Concert To Feed The Hungry. The concert will take place at Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village, Manhattan at 112 Second Avenue.
Produced by jazz saxophonist Dan Blake, The Concert To Feed The Hungry supports the projects of Buddhist Global Relief, bringing together an all-star lineup of leading jazz artists with a global mission to assist impoverished communities around the world afflicted by hunger and malnutrition.
For a limited time, we will offer tickets at a reduced price if you order before March 9, 2016! Visit http://concert.buddhistglobalrelief.org for tickets and for more information about the artists. Follow our Concert Facebook Page.
Conscientious Compassion
by Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi
The inspiration and ideal behind BGR is a quality I call conscientious compassion. Conscientious compassion differs from the type of compassion that remains content to passively bear witness to the suffering of others and send benevolent wishes for their good. It merges altruistic intentions with a deliberate and durable commitment to action – action guided by moral vision and the ideal of a more just, harmonious, and peaceful world.
Conscientious compassion springs from the recognition that in an interdependent world, the fate of each of us is tied to the fate of all. Through compassion one feels the suffering of others as one's own. Through conscience one is willing to take personal responsibility for the well-being of others and do something to transform the conditions of their lives. Conscientious compassion looks to the least and lowest: to the poor, the violated, and the most vulnerable, who are also usually the most powerless. It moves one to rescue them in the face of war, violence, poverty, and oppression. Even more, it moves one to tackle the causes responsible for these adversities, and to affirm the rights of all people to a life of material security, peace, and freedom. READ MORE>>
Bolstering a Food Budget for Hungry Kids in Haiti
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This past May BGR approved a six-month renewable grant to the Art Creation Foundation for Children in Haiti, to bolster its food program, which a budget shortfall had forced to be cut in half. The Art Creation Foundation is an arts-based non-profit organization created for the personal growth, empowerment, and education of children in need in Jacmel, Haiti. The Foundation provides art instruction, tutoring, medical care, daily food and water, and educational expenses for students in the program. Its mission is "to build a passionate community of future leaders, visionaries, and dynamic thinkers who are empowered to better their lives and their world through the arts and education." READ MORE>>
Educating Children in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
Moanoghar was founded in 1974 by a group of Buddhist monks and lay persons to provide shelter to children of the Chittagong Hill Tracts affected by conflict or living in remote areas. Moanoghar provides formal education, vocational training, health services and support for the overall socio-economic development of its students in the area and of the wider community. Currently more than 1,250 children study at Moanoghar, half of them residential. Some 40% of the students are girls. Many of the children were left homeless or orphaned as the result of a decades-long ethnic conflict. All children at Moanoghar receive free or highly subsidized education.
BGR is currently sponsoring a three-year project to establish a sustainable educational system that can generate income to maintain the institution and support the children being schooled there. The project is now in its second year, during which the aims are: (1) to establish sustainable income to support the institution and the students; and (2) to add nutrition for students with crops like papaya and bananas. To meet these goals, BGR sponsorship allows the creation of a bamboo plantation on five additional acres of land (beyond the three acres that BGR supported last year); the planting of various fruit crops; and the hiring of an additional gardener to maintain the gardens.
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This is the third year of a three-year partnership with Oxfam India on a project being implemented in 13 villages in the Tehri Gharwal district of the Uttarakhand region. The project is designed to benefit over 6500 people in 1200 households of small and marginal farmers. Its focus is on enhancing food security for women farmers by building a sustainable production system that can prove resilient in the face of a changing climate. The project strengthens integrated farming systems; increases the use of the System of Rice Intensification (SRI); and teaches non-pesticidal sustainable agriculture. During this third year of the program, village-level resource persons are being trained to enhance their capacities; further training is being given in low-input sustainable agriculture and forest, water, and soil conservation; and links are being created with the government to spread new information.
News: BGR and Amazon Smile Program
Buddhist Global Relief is now participating in the Smile program on Amazon.com! By going to the AmazonSmile website the shopper will find exactly the same products and prices as on the regular Amazon website, but 0.5% of each purchase will be donated to the charity of their choice. When you login to shop at the Smile site, you will be prompted to select a charity from a preset list, or search for another charity… MORE>


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College Hockey:Globke Gains Irish Split With Badgers
MADISON, Wis. — No. 4 Wisconsin came into the weekend looking to gain some momentum heading into the toughest stretch of their schedule.
After a 3-1 loss at the hands of Notre Dame Sunday night, they are left wondering what happened to the chances and goals that had been there in previous weeks.
"I thought we worked really hard. We had a tremendous week of practice, but the X-factor of having the pucks go in the net was one that we couldn't solve this weekend," Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves said.
On the other side, Notre Dame leaves Madison after a huge win, ready for the home stretch of the CCHA season.
"What [this win] means is that you have a great day off tomorrow, after a great bus ride, and have a great week of practice and prepare for Northern Michigan next weekend," Notre Dame coach Dave Poulin said.
Notre Dame started out the game flat, but came together when needed. Assistant captain Rob Globke tallied two goals, capping off his four-point weekend.
After solid play in net from junior Morgan Cey Saturday night, Notre Dame went with David Brown on Sunday. The freshman made 30 saves in the winning effort, but the jury is still out on the goalie situation.
"I am working with a unique situation," Poulin said. "And if you are going to ask me how it is going to play out, I don't know. I'm going to let them decide that."
Wisconsin also went with a freshman goalie. Brian Elliott got the start, but after giving up two goals in the second period, he was pulled for the final 20 minutes.
The Badgers came out ready to play on Sunday, but could not put the puck in the net when they needed it most. They did dictate play in the first period and it paid off four minutes into the game.
Saturday night's hero, John Eichelberger, hooked up with Rene Bourque in front of the Irish net. Bourque made a quick backhand shot that found its way through goalie Brown's legs.
The Badgers continued to control play, so much in fact that Notre Dame did not get its first shot on net until eight and a half minutes into the game. Wisconsin outshot the Irish 13-2 in the opening period, yet only had a 1-0 lead heading into the second.
"We were very hesitant," Poulin said. "To get out of the first period down only 1-0 was good and the rest of the game we played like we can play."
Wisconsin carried its momentum into the second period and this time it took six minutes for Notre Dame to put a shot on goal. Unfortunately for the Badgers, that shot got past Elliott.
Mike Walsh skated the puck into the zone and took on Elliott one-on-one. His shot, just the third shot that Elliott had seen all night, flew over the netminder's glove, knotting the game at one goal apiece.
The remainder of the period was played evenly between the two teams, but Notre Dame took advantage of a series of Badger penalties with five minutes to play to take a 2-1 lead.
With Ryan Suter already in the box serving a minor penalty, Tom Gilbert took a minor slashing call. Notre Dame could not capitalize on 37 seconds worth of five-on-three play, but they would go on a two-man advantage again.
When his penalty time expired, Suter headed to the bench while his team tried to muster a breakaway. With players coming down the ice, Suter tangled up with an Irish player and was called for interference.
Eaves was very upset and pleaded his case to no avail. Notre Dame was not about to be denied with yet another two-man advantage.
"On that call, Ryan has a perfect right to get to the bench," Eaves said. "We had two of those things, and [referee Marco Hunt] hesitated about putting us on the five-on-three, and there were some things that I wondered about. But those things we can't control."
With less than four minutes to play in the period, Globke got his third point of the series when he ripped a shot over the right shoulder of Elliott, giving Notre Dame the lead for good.
The two teams battled hard throughout a defensive third period. They combined for just 12 total shots and Notre Dame added an empty-netter.
Wisconsin was within inches of tying the game with less than five minutes to play. Adam Burish got the puck while streaking out of the penalty box and fired a shot that blasted off of the post, showing it was just not meant to be for the Badgers on this night.
The fact that Wisconsin went 0-for-6 on the man advantage only added to the Badgers' frustrations.
"We are in a little bit of a slump offensively, and the power play is a part of that," Eaves said. "You go through those things. We outshot and probably outchanced, but the puck just won't go in the net."
Globke added an empty net goal in the waning seconds of the game, sealing the victory for the Irish. Notre Dame now finds itself in seventh place in the CCHA standings, but just three points off the lead.
Wisconsin heads into a crucial part of their schedule. Next weekend the Badgers go on the road to Colorado College before facing Minnesota on the road. Then they face two more ranked teams with home series against North Dakota and St. Cloud State.
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The Menasha Library is now a partner of the nationwide Read Aloud 15 Minutes campaign.
This non profit organization is working to make reading aloud 15 minutes a day a new standard in childcare. When each child is read to for 15 minutes a day starting at birth, they are more prepared to learn how to read in kindergarten, and they will have more literacy skills they will need to succeed in school.
"Reading aloud is the single most important thing a parent or caregiver can do to improve a child's readiness to read and learn."
We here in the Children's Room fully support this statement and the mission of the Read Aloud 15 Minutes campaign. We will be sharing information, suggestions, and tips for making 15 minutes of reading a part of your daily routine from Read Aloud 15 Minutes throughout the year both in print and online. If you have questions, or if your organization is interested in becoming a partner with Read Aloud 15 Minutes, stop in at the Children's Info Desk or call 967-3670.
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Dec. 13, 2001
UCLA senior starting forward Matt Barnes reaggravated his left ankle during practice on Thursday and will miss at least a week, Bruin head coach Steve Lavin announced Thursday night.
Early in UCLA's practice on Thursday, during a drill, Barnes stepped on senior center Dan Gadzuric's foot and injured his left ankle (it's the same ankle that caused Barnes some discomfort earlier this season). He then went to the UCLA Medical Center for x-rays, which were negative. The diagnosis is a sprained left ankle and Barnes will be out at least seven days.
Barnes, a 6-7, 235-pounder from Citrus Heights, has started all (six) of UCLA's games this season and is averaging 24.3 minutes, 9.5 points (No. 4 on the team), 6.7 rebounds (No. 1), 1.3 assists and 1.2 steals. He's shooting 43.9 (18-41) from the field, 37.5 (3-8) from three-point range and 75.0 (18-24) from the foul line.
Lavin said he would probably wait until Saturday to determine the change in UCLA's starting lineup. The Bruins, rated No. 17 this week by AP, will host UC Irvine on Saturday (Dec. 15) at 1 p.m. in Pauley Pavilion.
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March, 2012
Raley's Refusal to Extend Contract During Bargaining Jeopardizes Northern California Jobs
UFCW Local 5 is extremely concerned about the increasingly aggressive approach Raley's is taking at the bargaining table in Northern California. Negotiations have been ongoing since October and have yet to completely resolve the very complicated issues of affordable health care, compensation and the availability of full-time employment. Raley's recently announced to the Sacramento Bee that it had no intention of signing a contract extension with Local 5 because the union "had no interest in reaching a settlement."
"Nothing could be further that the truth," said Local 5 President Ron Lind, "We understand the company's concerns about the difficult economic environment in which they operate and have proposed constructive and creative solutions that would address those concerns. Those efforts continue to be met with draconian proposals to undercut decades of progress for grocery workers while throwing thousands of them into poverty by eliminating their affordable healthcare."
"Local 5 will continue bargaining for as long as it takes to reach an agreement that protects the interests of our members Unfortunately, the recent reckless actions of the company call into question their willingness to do the same. It's disappointing to see that they are interested in confrontation instead of finding a middle ground," said Lind.
The union is preparing to schedule special meetings with workers from Raley's and Nob Hill, a company subsidiary. At those meetings, members will be updated on the progress of the talks and possibly be asked to authorize a strike, Lind said.
Grocery Workers United will continue to update you with the latest news on negotiations in Northern California.
WASHINGTON, DC—Joe Hansen, International President of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) and Chair of Change to Win, today released the following statement in response to the Inspector General's report showing that National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Member Terence Flynn engaged repeatedly in improper conduct when he was chief counsel to Member Brian Hayes.
"These are serious allegations and I urge the appropriate Congressional Committees to launch a full investigation. The NLRB must carry out its important mission of ensuring union elections are conducted freely and fairly. Regrettably, this independent agency has consistently come under political attack from Members of Congress and candidates for President who want to make it harder for workers to organize. The fact that this effort was reportedly being orchestrated by a high-profile employee of the Board is completely unacceptable. NLRB members and staff should serve as referees, striving for the fairest possible outcome and ensuring rules are followed and enforced. This Inspector General's report suggests Member Flynn used his prior position to choose sides, bolstering big business at the expense of workers and their fundamental rights. Congress should get to the bottom of this and hold all wrongdoers fully accountable."


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Chocolate popcorn
The ingredient of chocolate popcorn: digestibilities, chocolate;
Chocolate popcorn ingredients: oils, sugar;
Chocolate popcorn approach:
1, hot wok, oil, oil heat after pour digestibilities, covered with lid, keeps huanghuang wok to get digestibilities heat evenly. Soon, digestibilities burst open.
2, from the digestibilities of time needed to cook to burst into a big pot total is: 1fenzhong50miao.
3, blasting out of popcorn, take a hot chocolate sprinkle with sugar and melted into chocolate popcorn.
4, was completed.
Warm Tip:
Dark chocolate is pure chocolate and milk chocolate taste different. The difference between the two is that the black fat than cow's milk chocolate (24 grams of fat per 100 g black chocolate and milk chocolate 33 gram), and dark chocolate contains less salt (12 µg 84 μg), sugar (64 g 55 grams). Real will eat the people only like dark chocolate.
Eat healthy:
1, chocolate can ease the mood. Put the chocolate in your mouth, close your eyes and thin it's taste. Really upset things can throw to the brain not to think about. Chocolate itself has a can ease the emotional factors. Chocolate has become my life essential things.
2, chocolate is a natural guardian to prevent heart disease. Rich source of phenol compound, this complex on oxidation or accumulate in fatty substances in human arteries play considerable role in blocking. Main symptoms of coronary heart disease heart disease is usually due to LDL fatty substance (low density lipoprotein) in human blood and form a barrier and oxide induced cardiovascular blocking. Chocolate phenol compounds will not only prevent fat corruption turned the chocolate itself, better after they have been eating into a body quickly to vascular absorption, antioxidant constituents significantly increased in the blood, and soon a positive role as a powerful inhibit LDL oxidation and inhibit platelet-vascular activity of antioxidants. The part material on human vascular plays an important role to maintain blood flow.
3, Strawberry is the extremes of the fruits contain antioxidants, however, the antioxidant content of chocolate eight times higher than the strawberries.
4, all staples in the nutritional value and health function of maize is highest.
5, corn may help prevent heart disease and cancer.
6, corn contains lutein and zeaxanthin may counteract aging eyes
Food taboos:
1 can't eat-snail, corn.
2, corn cannot be eaten and jujube.
1, gastric disease patients avoid eating chocolate.
2, milk and chocolate cannot eat calcium milk rich in protein-containing a secret chocolate containing oxalic acid, mixed the two together to eat, milk of calcium oxalate in the chocolate into a water insoluble calcium oxalate, after eating not only absorbed, symptoms such as diarrhea, dry hair can also occur, affecting the growth and development, it is not appropriate with the food.


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Rod Dean Barksdale
Position: WR
Height: 6-1 Weight: 189 lbs.
Born: September 8, 1962 in Los Angeles, CA
High School: Compton
College: Arizona (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 5 (9377th overall since 1950)
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