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Thunderstorms in Kansas City, Mo. led to the delay in the start of the final round of the Kansas City Amateur Championship at Shoal Creek Golf Course. With thunderstorms moving through the area overnight and early morning, starting times were moved back one hour and 45 minutes.
In the Open Division Zac Dittmer of Kansas City, Mo. held on to his overnight lead to finish in first place at eight under par. Dittmer posted three birdies and two bogies on his way to the winners circle. Overland Park, Kan. resident Alex Higgs shot a one under par third round to post a total of six under par for the tournament and to take second place. Cameron Wiltse of Overland Park, Kan. completed the third round at one under par and posted a total of two under par for the tournament and third place.
In the Players Division Justin Howard of Overland Park, Kan. held on to his overnight lead to finish in first place at two over par for the round and eight over par for the tournament. Curt Marchand from Prairie Village, Kan. finished the tournament at 24 over par, six over par for round three. Third place honors went to Patrick Hansen of Kansas City, Mo. who posted a 13 over par third round and 28 over par for the tournament.
Steve Groom of Raytown, Mo. finished the tournament with an even par round and his seven under par score for the three days proved enough to award him first place in the Senior Division. Andy Sandy from Gladstone, Mo. shot two under par for round three and finished at three under for the tournament. Leawood, Kan. resident Don Walsworth finished the tournament at even par tied with John Samples of Kansas City, Mo. for third place.
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Scottish thistle is a biennial herb native to Eurasia. Plants can grow up to 8 ft. (2.4 m) tall and 6 ft. (1.8 m) wide. Stems are up to 4 in. (10.2 cm) wide at the base and are marked by prominent, spiny wings along the entire length. Leaves are broadly elliptic, 3.9-19.7 in. (10-50 cm) long, up to 12 in. (30.5 cm) wide with margins marked by large spines. Flowering occurs from July to September, when flowers develop in globe shaped flower heads. Flower heads are purple and up to 2 in. (5.1 cm) in diameter. Fruits are 0.2 in. (4-5 mm) long, smooth achenes. Scotch thistle occurs along roadsides, in fields, pastures, rangelands, riparian areas and other disturbed sites with high soil moisture.
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May 5, 2003
Merrick led UCLA to a 27-shot victory at the Pac-10 Men's Golf Championship for the Bruins' first men's golf conference title in 18 years. He also won Pac-10 medalist honors, becoming UCLA's first conference individual winner since 1985 and the fifth overall from UCLA.
Merrick, who also earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors last week, fired a final round, nine-under par 63, setting a course record at Oakmont CC. His round featured three eagle and three birdies, including consecutive eagles on the 17th and 18th holes. His tournament victory in the Pac-10 Championship was the first collegiate victory of his career. He shot an opening round of 74, two-over par, but played the final 54 holes in 14-under par. His score of 63 set a school record for lowest round in relation to par (-9), and it was a collegiate career best round. He finished with a 72-hole total of 276, 12-under par.
This is Merrick's first UCLA/MET-Rx Student-Athlete of the Week honor of the season and of his career.
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ANNOUNCE: haskell-docs - Given a module name and a name, it will find and display the documentation of that name.
Christopher Done <chrisdone <at> gmail.com>
Ahoy hoy, Just thought I'd announce a tool I whipped up these evening to take a module name and a name and output the installed Haddock documentation for it. Examples with my GHCi session: λ> :doc Data.List.Split split Split a list according to the given splitting strategy. This is how to "run" a Splitter that has been built using the other combinators. λ> :doc Control.Concurrent.MVar swapMVar Take a value from an MVar, put a new value into the MVar and return the value taken. This function is atomic only if there are no other producers for this MVar. λ> :doc Data.List sort Ambiguous module, belongs to more than one package: base haskell2010-22.214.171.124 Continuing anyway... Package: base The sort function implements a stable sorting algorithm. It is a special case of sortBy, which allows the programmer to supply their own comparison function. Please have a play with it, the package is at: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/haskell-docs It has installation instructions. Feel free to share any issues that you have, either here, or on the Github page: https://github.com/chrisdone/haskell-docs There are some issues to do with versioning that I'm not sure how to solve in a standard way. The obvious next step is to have a -package-conf flag so that it can(Continue reading)


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Barclays had it right with their downgrade of the stock today. Their new price target is 1 BR which is about $0.45 / share. The next few years are looking gloomy for Eletrobras. They are racking up debt, their profits are declining on top of being slashed, and after posting weak earnings it looks like the sell off is far from over. On the bright side the company is way too big to fail, and this sell off is mostly induced by the govt. so protection from failure seems to be guaranteed no matter how poor the company performs. I think we won't see a turning point for the stock until 2015 or 2016. I put a limit order for 10000 shares at $0.55/share. If the price reaches that point ill be a little weary of the company being unable to remain in compliance with NYSE regulations, but I don't think it will be under $1 for too long.
The price is around $3.20 and everyone on the message board is quiet. Give me all the "thumbs downs" as you all want, but it won't change the stock price from free falling.
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LEGO Bionicle MISTIKA
Mistika are the Toa Nuva and Makuta in the Swamp of Secrets ("Spirits of the Mist" in the Matoran language). The six Mistika are Tahu, Gali, Onua, Krika, Bitil and Gorast. Both sides carry tools known as the Nynrah Ghost Blasters, and they all have a place on their backs to put the Matoran like the Phantoka do. Takanuva is also known as one of the Mistika warriors.
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The heinous nature of rape is a crime that often leaves the victim scarred for life and so one can only imagine the frustration for those who decide to seek justice and find a brick wall instead. According to WXYZ-TV, 'Law and Order' TV star Mariska Hargitay arrived in Detroit to lend her star to an effort by Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy to highlight how 100 serial rapists were identified using rape kits.
This is crucial because without the assistance of the rape kits which have been analyzed by the Detroit Crime Lab. The 1,600 that have been processed would never have identified the serial rapists as well as ten convicted rapists, reported WXYZ. What is even more important is that there are at least 11,000 rape kits whose 11,000 victims never received justice because they had been abandoned in a Detroit Police storage facility.
It is due to this serious miscarriage of justice that came to the attention of Hargitay who came to Detroit to bring attention to this second-handed assault being done to the forgotten victims. "I was in shock. I was outraged and I just assumed kits were being tested," she said," according to WXYZ.
It is because of this shock and outrage that both the successful TV show actress registered as well as Prosecutor Worthy that the move for state legislation to speed up rape kit processing as well as setting deadlines and guidelines has been launched.
This practice in abandoning or simply placing rape kit processing on the back burner by police agencies is not unique to Detroit. According to WXYZ, nationally, an estimated 400,000 rape kits have gone unprocessed by police agencies and this has resulted in rapists free to attack more victims. In far too many cases these serial rapists have moved on to create many more victims in at least 23 other states.
Police agencies making processing rape kits is a major priority that the actress and founder of Joyful Heart Foundation which works with victims of sexual assault and child abuse emphasized, "It was mind blowing to me, and my head exploded… We have the means to do it and DNA equals justice," according to WXYZ.
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TC TO LADY ASHBURTON ; 3 April 1856; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18560403-TC-LA-01; CL 31: 56-59
Chelsea, 3 April, 1856—
You did not come on Monday, according to my weak hope; far enough from that: you are not to come "till the end of this week, or beginning of the next";—nobody knows certainly when your actual coming will be. Well, I have been quite out of sorts, decidedly below par in health and jocundity, ever since I last wrote and before; I could have got but little good of the most joyeuse entrée [joyful reception]: "two afflictions, put together, sometimes make a consolation."1 It must be owned our climate has, for most part, been very sad hitherto, grim grey east-wind and dust the main elements of it; the "young Spring" till within two days past has been an extremely tart young lady. Now however, we have western breezes copiously tempestuous, evidently laying in abundant rains for us: the health of all creatures, my own among others, is sensibly improving. I have also begun to try work again; I did nothing but read, and grope about, during those harsh temperatures, and sorrowfully survey the unspeakable boundless quagmire in which I am still sunk,—with vow ("registered" I know not where) to work a miracle upon it, with such opulence of strength as I at present boast of! Ah me, ah me!— But one must plunge on, all the same. It is only when I fall altogether idle, that I get altogether miserable. Privately I have various abstruse satisfactions otherwise; and when the eye of Pity sheds a tear over the heavy-laden sore-struggling (too much complaining) mortal, said mortal is not so ill-off as he would make generous Pity think,—foolish mortal. But when one is idle, then the question does rise, gorgon-headed, "What is the use of such a life if one get no work out of it? Would a dog have it on such terms?" &c &c Oh my Lady, my Lady, have I nothing else to help you with but the foolish story of my own foolish woes? Truly I am the poorest of all men, I often think withal; and you, are you not the best and richest of all women? Let me hold my peace once more! That, at least, is possible to the resolved mind!—
On Sunday night late the voice of cannon was heard; then soon afterwards the voice of bells. Peace come, ah yes their Peace,—with my blessing on it. We were threatened with an illumination; but that blew over. I should have grudged much to spend any tallow or composition candle on such an affair.2 Frederick's old applewoman came to my mind: an old applewoman whom the King had been used to fling a coin to, or exchange a word with at the gate of Potsdam, on his rides,—she, after the 7-years war, seeing him again, remarked "Where has your Majesty been? I have not seen you this long long while!"—"What, Leischen, did you never hear of the big war we were in?"—War, yes they talked about war, this and that; but what knew I of it? Pack schlägt sich, Pack verträgt sich (Doggery has its battlings, Doggery has its settlings)"—not worth the notice of a poor diligent body selling apples here!3
Or what are we to say to the "Child of France," and its amazing Messiah-ship?4 I declare that to be the highest flight of Playacterism yet recorded in secular affairs: a cool strength (almost unconscious strength) of human Impudence, which strikes the observer dumb. Apparent this universe is made of nothing but painted paste boards, newspaper paragraphs, theatrical draperies well adjusted, and the Infinite of human Gullibility applied to with a brow of brass?5— By working late and early6 for a long time, men do pretty much get "Barabbas the Robber"7 shuffled up for them, by authentic "Universal Suffrage"; and great Nations (one great, and still big) are found to have attained that tragical topgallant,—preparatory to plunging, we may guess, since they can soar no farther! It often strikes me the Jews were quite correct on that memorable occasion: "Barabbas is our man"; we are for Barabbas: who so like us as he?— — England too I am perpetually grieved to believe is travelling rapidly on the same road: but I always hope it will pause, and institute alarming thrice-alarming unexpected reflexions, which time yet is.— Any way I mean to write the history of Fredk, I; and that ought to be the once concern for me, amid such phenomena.
Doubtless they are babbling away in their houses of Parlt: but I hear not the least whisper of them; I in fact speak to nobody, hardly somebody once a week: the very letters I get are fewer and fewer,—and all of them rather a sorrow than otherwise,8 except only one sort (really so) of which you know the uncommon frequency of late. Allah Kereem [God is generous]. I think always cheerier days are coming. On, on, any way!— Oh my noble Lady, may all the gods bless you. I end as I began. You will say when you come?


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I went to the vet today & got my rabies shot. I am official! I am now 5lb! so the vt said to mom that I can have my "boy parts" removed. I will get a microchip then too. Mom is waiting for my insurance to be approved, so that it can count towards the deductible, but I should be going this month. I am doing better - I howled the whole way to the vet's office! Thank you so much to everyone for the balloons, and the Cat o the Day wishes. Mom wants to thank everyone individually, but it has been a bit crazy round here, so we at least wanted to say THANKS! Monday, she takes the last feral kitten Jett, to her foster momma. This lady is taking the other 2 - she is awesome! squeaks to all for an excellent weekend!
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I was little like you when I had my "boy parts" removed. Really, I don't know what they're for. Neither does any other boy cat I know.
I hope things went OK. Congrats on CotD. How is Jett doing?
Hi Felix I am new to my family too and guess what I will be getting the same surgery as you this month on the 26th...I am not sure what that means but Mom says I will be OK and I won't want to run all over the neighborhood.
I think we will have fun in our homes we are lucky boys!we are happy to hear you are doing good.
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I don't even know the correct vocabulary to use to ask this question, so I'll try to describe it as best I can.
A previous system admin set up our intranet so that you only have to type one word into the browser and it will correctly send you to the correct server.
For example, on Server 1 we have several IIS 6 sites, we'll call them Site1 and Site2. As long as I am logged into the intranet, either by being in the office or using VPN, I can just type 'dev-Site1' or 'dev-Site2' rather than the whole address.
I have now added a third site, but I don't know how to set it up so that typing 'dev-Site3' into the browser will send me to the correct server.
I know how to do this on a local machine by using the hosts file, but I don't know how to do this so everyone on the intranet can also do it.
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With only a week to go before Valentine's Day, I would like to acknowledge my appreciation for you, my readers. It is because of you that I have an audience with whom to communicate. Please take a minute to write a comment, letting me know how I am doing. I would like to turn this into a two-or-more-way conversation between as many of you that are interested and myself. After all, I enjoy sharing my ideas, but I learn from discussion even more!
On Valentine's Day, as on every day, I encourage you to share yourself with all for whom you feel love. I've always considered it a day of friendship, to celebrate relationships, and all those we hold dear. Before my husband and I were married, we considered Valentine's Day our anniversary, as it was the day he first asked me out. Since our wedding and the birth of our children, it has become a day to celebrate the family, kids and adults. We traditionally share a special meal and enjoy quality time together doing something we all love.
In schools, children exchange valentines, expressing friendship toward classmates.
At work, employers recognize their employees and vice versa.
Couples celebrate their love for one another.
Friends visit with one another or send cards to remind each other of their friendship.
People want to be remembered. Unfortunately, we tend to be so busy that we sometimes forget to stop to tell those we care about that we are thinking of them. This communication is taken for granted. At times, we know and can feel that others are thinking of us. However, other times, we all feel lonely. Please remember to reach out to those you love and express your feelings. I am passionate about people getting what they need in order to be happy, healthy, and productive. The people in your life deserve to know you care...and to constantly be reminded.
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The mailer lists its alleged recommendations for state offices and then (quite remarkably) for Menlo Park City Council. It lists Duboc, Boyle and Winkler. It also "recommends" a yes vote on Measure J, right above its recommendation for governor no less (!).
Surprise, surprise: the ONLY names on the whole mailer that have asterisks by their names are our "Honorable" councilmembers Duboc and Winkler, candidate Boyle, and Measure J. If an intrigued voter takes the trouble to look further, they will have to turn the flier around and just might notice a minuscule disclaimer that candidates or measures designated by an asterisk have paid for or authorized inclusion in the mailer.
Let's be clear that THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS ACTUALLY ENDORSED HEYWARD ROBINSON AND RICH CLINE; the mailer is a mere marketing piece and is NOT issued or condoned by the Democratic Party. The slate candidates or their handlers have evidently consented to or have paid to have their names used in a fake mailer designed to trick voters into thinking that they have been endorsed by the Democratic Party, perhaps by Dianne Feinstein herself, since her picture is prominently displayed on the mailer's front!
This misleading practice is so abhorrent and unethical that it is dispiriting to think that it can actually be legal. Will Menlo Park voters make room on the dais for people who participate in this trickery? Is this another indication of how they propose to continue running MP: by deceit and subterfuge?
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Jessie J is busy working on her second album - and it sounds like it's set to be even better than her first!
If your summer soundtrack included the David Guetta hit 'Titanium', then you'll be pleased to know that Sia, who featured on the track, is now working in the studio with Jessie J. Songwriter Diane Warren gave the game away, tweeting: "Jessie J is f*cking singing her ass off right now!!!"
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College hockey was well represented as USA Hockey on Wednesday announced its annual award winners that will be honored at the 2013 Annual Congress during the week of June 5-8 in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Quinnipiac senior goalie Eric Hartzell was named College Player of the Year, while Minnesota junior and Patty Kazmaier winner Amanda Kessel earned the Bob Allen Women's Player of the Year nod.
Incoming Minnesota forward Taylor Cammarata was tabbed the Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year after an MVP season with the Waterloo Black Hawks of the United States Hockey League and St. Cloud State recruit Charlie Lindgren grabbed Dave Peterson Goalie of the Year honors with the USHL's Sioux Falls Stampede.
In addition, Sue Ring-Jarvi, who started the Minnesota women's club team in 1974, earned Adult Ironman of the Year honors and former St. Lawrence player Al Bloomer won the Walter Yaciuk Award for commitment and contribution to the education and development of USA Hockey coaches.
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April 25-27 marked Jeffrey Sanker's 25th celebration of the word famous White Party in Palm Springs, CA. An estimated 30,000 gay men attended the event and numerous celebs like Carmen Electra and Jai Rodriguez attended and won awards for being positive representatives within the LGBT community. Kudos to them.
As a gay man (now out for 9 years) the White Party is an event. But for me...it is now not an event, as my world view of the social structure of this celebration has changed. I am no longer a twenty-something young man able to stay up till 6am. Nor am I out and about drinking, etc. So that aspect of the party has lost any, and all appeal in my eyes. Yes, do I think the eye-candy is beyond gorgeous--of course. I may always think that. But I am a 31-year-old somewhat cynical evolution of myself.
I have changed a bit in certain aspects of my life, enough to alert me when I've had enough partying, etc. This weekend I wanted to attend but first off--the prices were ridiculous to get in. Try forking out nearly $450 for an entire weekend. No thanks. I got in for free at Toucan's and Hunter's, local establishments.
I went with two buddies of mine: flamboyant, sultry, quick-witted Coco and his buddy, we'll call Mark. So the three of us went to Palm Springs, that desert Oasis and danced our night away on Saturday. The music was loud, the people were drunk, and the atmosphere was--(gasp!)--rather boring, I will admit.
Sure it was fun while we were at Hunter's but overall it was the same thing over again, but with a larger crowd. Some guys were hot, some guys were not, and most of them were snotty, myself included. It may be because I had gotten off work that night at 10pm, but overall the quality was outweighed by the quantity. I was not at all impressed. The only thing that impressed me was how quickly Coco, Mark and I left Hunter's and decided to go to our next establishment: Toucans.
Toucans was no better, I will admit. It was overcrowded by an even less array of unattractive men and women. If I would have wanted the riff raff of The Alibi or The Hook Up in Pomona...I would have gone to Pomona. I am a bitch, yes, I know.
Overall I am glad I didn't fork out $160 to attend Saturday night's White Party event, and I am also glad I was not drinking or partying till the wee hours of the morning. I'm not above dancing till around 2 or 3 am, but after that I need my 8 hours of sleep ladies and gentlemen.
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The No. 9 Princeton women's water polo team improved to 10-0 after sweeping the MAAC/CWPA Crossover in Cambridge, Mass. The Tigers closed the tournament with a 13-5 victory versus Iona Sunday to go 3-0 over the weekend.
Molly McBee led Princeton with four goals and four assists, both team highs, along with a pair of steals.
Kimi Klein, Diana Murphy and Katie Rigler netted twice, and Jessie Holechek had two steals, two steals and a goal.
Ashleigh Johnson collected nine saves and tallied three steals in the cage, as she made several leaping stops throughout the afternoon contest.
Princeton controlled the scoreboard from start to finish, but Iona remained in range and within a goal at three points in the first quarter. The Tigers managed to create a point cushion, 5-3, heading into the second and were able to hold off the Gaels for a 7-5 lead at halftime.
Johnson shutout Iona over the second half and the Tigers rattled off six more goals.
Princeton returns home to host Harvard live on ESPNU at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Mar. 2.
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Yvonne (Sociology + USP, Year 2) is a guest student writer for Highlights
Humans have always been spurred by a sense of adventure, and USP has seen flocks of students depart for foreign lands on research trips, expeditions, exchanges, and even double degree programme. But if we are interested in knowing more about the impact of our travels on the places we visit, there is no better person to approach than Associate Professor Elizabeth Chacko from the George Washington University, who is teaching at USP this semester and residing at the USP residential college. I sat down for a chat with her.
I am a geographer - a human geographer, which means that I study the interactions between people and place. My specialty is immigration, and in the past I have mostly focused on studying the effects of immigration on cities, but also to some extent, identifying the flows between countries and the impacts these migration streams have on both sending and receiving countries.
I am actually an immigrant myself [laughs]. I went to the United States from India as a student in 1990 with the intention of getting a degree and returning home, but I became quite enamoured with the American education system and so I decided to stay on for a PhD. One thing led to another, and I've been a professor at the George Washington University [GWU] for the last fifteen years or so. As an immigrant, I feel like I can relate to many of the things I study, like conflicts regarding changing identities. I live in the city of Washington D.C., and we have immigrants from over two hundred countries there. When you look closely, the impact that larger groups of immigrants have on the city is quite profound in terms of the kinds of work that they do, the spaces they occupy, and even in creating ethnic spaces that are also tourist attractions.
A colleague and I had gone for a conference in Marrakesh, Morocco, and after that we went for a trip up the Atlas Mountains. Morocco, as you know, is a Muslim country, and up in the Atlas Mountains there are mostly nomadic people who have been settled by the government. We came across an interesting field with jagged pieces of rock sticking out with no inscriptions and we didn't realise that it was a cemetery until we asked the car to stop and stepped onto it; the driver yelled at us "No, no, no, don't do that!" because you're not supposed to be walking on [laughs], you know, graves…so even with the best of intentions, you can be culturally compromised in many ways.
Well, Singapore is actually extremely familiar to me since I've been here many times. Some of my visits have been in connection with the USP actually, because GWU and USP have a longstanding programme [the GWU-USP Twin-City Dialogue] where students from both sides engage in long distance, collaborative learning and also visit each other. This programme began way back in 2004 and I was actually its first Director. I've known Professor Pang [former USP Director] and Professor Kang [former USP Deputy Director] for as long as I've known USP [laughs]. I also have a brother who is a citizen of Singapore, which is of course another reason to visit. I have had consistently fabulous experiences here at USP. I've found the students to be very engaged, very smart, and since I got a Fulbright scholarship, I thought that it would be good to have USP as my academic home to fulfill my teaching requirement. The class that I'm teaching is "UHB2208: Immigration and the City", which is a spin-off from my research, and a lot of the research that my students are doing in this class is actually Singapore-based.
I have not actually lived on college campuses since I was a student so it's a pretty novel experience for me, but it's also very comfortable and fun. What really struck me was that my students seem to be happy to engage with me out of the classroom. I didn't want to presume that my students would want to talk to me outside of class so I usually sit alone or with colleagues in the dining hall.
So I feel like I get to know the students a little more because of the residential nature of USP.
One thing that's really famous about Singapore is the food, and I have been sampling and will continue to sample many of the culinary delights. I seem to have done many of the tourist-y things, but what I really enjoy is getting to know the neighbourhoods a lot more. I had my first foray into them with USP students actually…we went into Geylang which I had never visited before. It was an eye-opener because it seems so different from the rest of Singapore. Most tourists bypass the heartlands and neighbourhoods but as a geographer, these places interest me much more than Marina Bay [laughs]. As for Geylang, it's less…less sanitised than other places in Singapore; it feels like a typical Asian city whereas most of Singapore feels like a mix between a Western and Eastern city. There're lots more of what you'd call "unsavoury" activities taking place – I don't speak Chinese so I couldn't understand the exchanges but when some of my students pointed out things, it was an "Aha!" moment for me. Even though there seem to be a lot of Chinese migrant labourers who hang out there on the weekend, what I've also noticed is that from the written signs, other low-skilled migrant workers from countries such as India or Bangladesh probably also visit because there are signs in Hindi and Bangla. So, you see, I like to walk around cities and 'decode' the landscape, which is really fun.
My sabbatical is until the end of June, 2014. I just received funding for a small project in Punjab, India, where I will be spending the month of January, doing fieldwork. The grant also provides funding for an undergraduate research assistant from GWU. I have already selected the student and both of us are looking forward to working together. Hopefully, I'll have gathered enough data and material on my Singapore project by the end of this year to start analysing. I plan to stay mostly in India after Singapore, use that as my base and start writing. My Fulbright-funded research focuses on the Singapore government's policy of getting old and new streams of migrants from India to forge a collective identity while still building an identity as Singaporeans. I will be devoting a lot of time to research and writing, but I'm also hoping for some more travel and fun.
I've had a great time here, and when NUS was declared the number one university in Asia, I posted on my Facebook page saying "Yay, NUS! Congratulations on being the top ranked university!" One of my colleagues at GWU immediately posted to my newsfeed telling me that my affiliation is changing from GWU to NUS, so you can definitely see that I've had a wonderful experience here.
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I have a few more photos for you. Yes, I have been reduced to a photo thief because of my camera problem. I do have permission to steal these, though.
This one, above, is of the Pink Fig Patterns Booth. My dear niece Chelsea Andersen is the brain power behind this awesome designer line of adorable patterns for little girls. Those pictures on the wall are her girls, too. She has great inspiration!
This one above, and the two below are from Amy Butler's fabulous booth, which is always a treat for the senses! She is just soooo amazing...who can dispute that?
This here is miss Patty Young, who you will remember created Andalucia for Michale Miller
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More of Patty'e great booth! She also has a line of modern children's patterns that are totally unique to Patty. Aren't they great??
This adorably funky doll was designed by Elinor Peace Bailey for Patty's booth. She's such an amazingly creative artist!
Speaking of "Bailey", here is Heather Bailey (I know you know her) and Laura Gunn, her sis in law, and daughter of Elinor Peace Bailey, mentioned above, and Chelsea of Pink Fig. See that cute fabric on Laura's shirt? Well...that's because she has her own line of fabric now. See below.
Here, below, are two shots of Laura's booth, showing her creativity and her artwork designs now available on fabric by Michael Miller! FABULOUS!
Below is a picture of Joel Dewberry, a fabulous designer for Free Spirit (ya'll should know him!) and a new designer for Free Spirit, Vicki Payne! I absolutely LOVE her new line! Joel has a new line out as well, called Deer Valley. It is classic Joel, with a couple of great florals thrown into the mix. You'll want some!
And here are a couple shots of Valorie Wells and her booth, displaying her awesome line of fabric and patterns!
Here is a picture of Paula Prass' booth for her new line: Summer Soire'e! (sound familiar?)
She is an interior designer gone fabric designer with Michael Miller, and I LOVE her new zebra prints in wild colors! Go Paula!
And last but not least, This is Myrinda Dixon of The Fabric Hound! She is always the life of the party at market...I think EVERYONE there knows her, and it wouldn't be the same at quilt market without her! She's just TOO MUCH FUN!
Saturday, May 30, 2009
More Market pictures I had to Steal
Hello friends,
Posted by Lila Tueller at 9:10 AM
4 comments:
- Two Pretty Little Skirts said...
Stoppin by to say howDEE. Stumbled upon your blog and I love your designs!
- June 4, 2009 at 2:51 PM
- Dorothy said...
Wow. I just love your stuff. You have a great blog. Thanks.
- June 10, 2009 at 7:30 AM
- Sew Sweet Quilt Shop said...
Love the Market pictures. We are opening (my mom and I), a quilt shop in Brunswick Missouri. We have purchased from Moda and really love your designs. You have a great blog. I look forward to seeing more inspiration.
- June 12, 2009 at 10:22 PM
- modkidboutique said...
Lila! I'm just finally making the blog rounds after Quilt Market... can you believe it? I had to pace myself because there were so many blogs I wanted to check out and so many comments I needed to leave... could be a full-time job! LOL!!!
Thanks so much for all the sweet words you said about me, my fabric and my booth. It was an absolute pleasure seeing you again. CONGRATS on your booth prize! You so deserved it!! :)
Till next time,
- June 19, 2009 at 11:22 AM


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May 15, 2000
Arizona State outfielder Mitch Jones (Orem, Utah) was named one of 12 semifinalist for the 2000 Rotary Smith Award.
Jones, who leads the nation with 25 homeruns this year, has also tied Bob Horner's 1978 school record for homeruns in a single season.
Now in its 13th year, the Rotary Smith Award is awarded each summer to the nation's top college baseball player. The Award, a national project of the Rotary Club of Houston, raises money for Rotary national charities, Texas Children's Hospital and the Karl Young League. Six previous winners of the award are currently playing major league baseball: 1988 winner Andy Benes of Evansville (St. Louis Cardinals), 1991 winner Bobby Jones of Fresno State (New York Mets), 1993 winner Darren Dreifort of Wichita State (Los Angeles Dodgers), 1994 winner Jason Varitek of Georgia Tech (Boston Red Sox), 1995 winner Mark Kotsay of Cal.-State Fullerton (Florida Marlins), 1996 winner Kris Benson of Clemson (Pittsburgh) and 1997 winner Tim Hudson of Auburn (Oakland Athletics).
SID's will now cut the list from the 12 semifinalists to 3 finalists in the next stage of balloting within the next month. The final voting stage, to pick the 2000 winner, will end following the conclusion of this year's College World Series (June 9-17). The winner will be named at a dinner at the Doubletree-Post Oak Hotel in Houston the evening of Monday, June 19.
For more information on this year's award, call Twin Spin Design at (713) 659-5251 or check out the award's website at http://www.smithaward.com. For ticketing information, please call the Rotary Club of Houston at (713) 973-9936.
2000 ROTARY SMITH AWARD SEMIFINALISTS PLAYER SCHOOL POS. YR HOMETOWN Kip Boutknight South Carolina RHP Jr. Gaston, SC Taggart Bozied San Francisco 1B Jr. Denver, CO Brad Cresse LSU C Sr. Seal Beach, CA Kyle Crowell Houston RHP Jr. Friendswood, TX Ben Diggins Arizona P/1B Jr. Prescott Valley, AZ Todd Faulkner Auburn 1B Jr. Powder Springs, GA Tyrell Godwin North Carolina OF Jr. Council, NC Gabe Gross Auburn OF So. Dothan, AL Mitch Jones Arizona State OF Sr. Orem, UT Xavier Nady California 3B Jr. Salinas, CA Mark Teixeira Georgia Tech 3B So. Severna Park , MD Justin Wayne Stanford RHP Jr. Honolulu, HI


text: Rene Ebersole writes and edits articles and books relating to science, the environment, and health. In her journalistic pursuits she has waded in swamps inhabited by alligators, witnessed a 200-pound bear getting a root canal, and donned scuba gear to wrestle with octopuses. As staff Features Editor at Audubon magazine, she oversees articles on a wide range of topics, from serious environmental issues and wildlife conservation to gardening, food, and travel. Her book, "Gorilla Mountain," a children's biography of gorilla biologist Amy Vedder was co-published by Joseph Henry Press and Scholastic. She has worked as an adjunct professor at NYU's Masters program in Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program, of which she is a graduate, and guest lectures at other universities.


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Interview with Fates-Love-Queen
What is your favorite thing to cook? My nan cooks a lot of sweet things and fortunately has passed on her recipes to me. I love to bake. Cakes, biscuits, slices, puddings... etc.
What do your friends say about you? Generally that at a glance, i'm quiet and reserved, but once I warm up i'm loud and can talk the leg off a chair.
What type of music do you enjoy? I love music, and my iPod contains the wierdest mix of music, ever. Music from the 50's all the way up to now. Rock, Pop, RnB, Classical, Jazz... I like it all.
What talent do you have? Um, i'm not sure if it's a talent, but I have a thing for accents. Put me in a room and after a few minutes i'll start talking in whatever accent is being spoken, unconsciously.
I can also speak an American, English, Irish, Scottish and South African accent at the drop of a hat :)
What do you do to relax? Listen to music or take a bubble bath.
What is the one thing that you would like to do more than anything? To sound completely cliche', i'd love to travel and see the world. Especially as I have friends all around the globe.
What was your best job? What i'm doing now, which is Nursing. I love it.
What is your earliest memory? Um, probably my pre-school teacher taking away my Humphrey B Bear toy when I was about three, as I was putting on a show with him and distracting other kids at rest time. And she never gave it back!
What is your favorite color? Pink and yellow.
What is your greatest fear? Spiders, bugs and birds... lol.
What is your guiltiest pleasure? Ice cream, hands down.
What is your happiest moment? Probably when my fiance' proposed :)
If it was your last meal, what would it be? A huge bowl of ice cream, lol.
What is the best piece of advice you have ever received? To take life one day at a time and to not obsess over things that are out of our control.
What book has influenced your life the most? Wow, this is hard, as i'm such an avid reader. But i'm going to have to say Warlock by Wilbur Smith. I received an autographed copy for my sixteenth birthday and it was the first time I had been co completely sucked into a book. I read the whole thing in two days.
Coming in a close second, as corny as it sounds, would be Twilight. Simply for the fact that it enabled me to find this amazing fandom, and I have met some amazing women and friends here.When was the first time you fell in love? High School... lol.
What one thing always brings a smile to your face? My friends on twitter :)
If you were deserted on an island, what three items would take with you? Sunscreen, food and Robert Pattinson ;)
What is the worst pick up line that you've ever heard? Okay, I was working at McDonalds when I was fifteen during high school, and this guy came up and asked me if I came with the Happy Meal... True story!
When you were a child what did you want to grow up to be? I wanted to be a singer or a journalist, like April O'Neil from the Ninja Turtles :)
Why do you enjoy writing? Honestly? It's cathartic. I'm such an emotional person and writing has become an outlet.
What do you find hardest to do in writing fanfiction? This is going to sound completely ridiculous, but lemons. I'm so nervous when I write them!
What fanfiction do you squeal over every time it is updated? There are so many! But i'd have to say Elememental by TallulahBelle. That story owns me.
Why do you love fanfiction? There are so many great authors out there who write amazing stories, and have a blast reading them :)
Why do you love Twilight? It was the love story that sucked me in and the message that I took away from it. Bella is just an average human girl who could be any one of us and she's found this wonderful love in Edward. It shows that love can find you when you least expect it and that when you find love, you have to fight for it, no matter what. Sure, we may not all face psycho vampires and extreme blood lust to contend with, but all relationships have problems and hurdles and it shows that if you work at problems as a couple, you can overcome anything.
Why did you start writing fanfiction? Probably the same reason everyone else did, I wanted more of the characters and I wanted to prove to myself that I could do it.
What do you believe a key element to writing fanfiction is? Don't write something that you aren't comfortable with and I think you really have to love it.
What is your favorite fanfiction pairing? Um, probably Bella and Edward.
Who is your favorite Twilight character? Alice or Charlie.
What is your most favorite underappreciated fanfiction? I actually have three.
Of Dreams by Beccalyse
You found Me by Kristylized
and Mine by xEdwardsBellax4everWhat is your least favorite pairing? I'm leaving myself open to flames here, but honestly? I don't really read BellaxJasper fics... :( It's just personal preference. But having said that, I have read two or three that were absolutely amazing!
What is your next story going to be? I am a complete contest hoor, so probably another one-shot. I am also working on chapters for my multi-chap stories.
What was the first fanfiction you remember reading? Wide Awake.


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There are no criminal charges currently being filed against Tony Stewart in the death of Kevin Ward, Jr., at Canandaigua Motor Sports Park in New York on Saturday. According to Fox Sports.com, on Sunday, Sheriff Phillip C. Povero of Ontario County, New York, announced that there is no evidence that suggests that Tony Stewart had criminal intent when he fatally hit Ward while driving a sprint car. Ward had gotten out of his crashed vehicle and was walking angrily toward Stewart's car while he was coming around the track. A very thorough investigation continues, however.
The videos of the tragic accident clearly show that Kevin Ward, Jr., 20, had walked into the stream of traffic and Stewart had no way of anticipating this unexpected behavior. The investigation has looked at the dim lighting of the Canandaigua dirt track, the Detroit Free Press has reported. Ward was wearing a black fire suit and a black helmet, so visibility for Stewart would have been poor at best when Ward was walking toward him on the track.
Even Ward's friend and former driver, Cory Sparks, has made a statement questioning the wisdom of getting out of the car and walking across the track during a race. The Denver Channel.com explains that Sparks was travelling a few cars behind Stewart when the fatal event happened. He discussed the adrenaline that flows when your car is knocked out of the race. Ward was bumped by Stewart before his sprint car spun out of control and crashed. The angry flare-ups that occur in all genre of racing, especially NASCAR, are one of the things that racing fans love the most about the sport.
With all the rules that govern motorsports to establish a fair and safe playing field, it appears that some additional rules are needed. There should be extremely stiff penalties for any public altercation or display of temper on the track. There are more lives at stake here than just one.
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How Do I Report Barack Obama As An Illegal Alien?
Barack Obama has been many things in his life– community activist, lawyer, politician. But one label he has yet to truthfully claim is "Citizen of the United States of America." Despite his illegal election and his mind-boggling refusal to reveal his birth certificate, there is still time to report him for violating US law. As a Kenyan-born immigrant who never received a visa or a green card let alone passed any citizenship tests, he can be considered an illegal alien. As a recipient of state and federal monies (his salaries as a government employee), he is also a felon for his grand larceny theft of American funds. This can not be tolerated and concerned citizens should know they are within their legal rights to report Mr. Barack Obama of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C. to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), United States Department of Justice (USDOJ), Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA) as a criminal, illegal immigrant and grave threat to national security.
If enough people gather behind this growing and courageous movement, we may be able to have Mr. Obama deported to whichever country his heart is secretly dedicated to. Whether he will return to corrupt and crime-ridden Kenya, or the Muslim extremist stronghold of Indonesia is an open question. But as concerned and deeply patriotic Americans who love our God and Country more than life itself, we are duty-bound to proceed cleansing this nation of its socialist interlopers bent on destroying every last scrap of freedom and morality we Christians have fought so hard to achieve.
My fellow Americans, it is crucial that these steps be taken before Obama and his community activist comrades hand over our military to the zealous gays who will turn our gallant soldiers into effeminate whores. It must be done before Obama starts giving out free abortions to his fellow illegals in violation of everything that Jesus Christ wants from us. We have an obligation to deport this man before he corrupts the Supreme Court away from our Founding Father's original Christian mission of love, charity and morality. This is an essential test for the greatest nation in the history of mankind, when the darkest forces of destruction threaten to implode our capitalist economy, turn our boys into weak-kneed homosexuals lurking in public parks for rape simulations, take away our God-given right to own a gun and sign us all up for the communist re-education camps.
This is honestly the gravest situation you and I may ever face as Americans. This is humble humanity looking squarely in the face of pure, black evil. Obama is no friend, no one-dimensional democrat party hack. He may be a simple-minded man, way over his head running a large government bureaucracy, but Obama is also at the heart of a vast organization of Liberals and Socialists who want nothing less than the complete destruction of traditional family values, Capitalism and Christianity. He is a man with no moral compass, no faith, no spiritual depth. He is crude, rude and completely out of control. For the sake of our children and America's future, we must have Obama deported. Please do your part and click on one of our links today! God bless you and God bless Governor Sarah Palin!
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Oct. 3, 2009
Final Stats
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DeKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois volleyball team picked up its first Mid-American Conference win of the season by sweeping Miami (Ohio), 25-20, 25-21, 25-19, on Saturday night at Victor E. Court during NIU's homecoming weekend as the Huskies (7-10, 1-3 MAC) out-blocked the RedHawks (8-8, 3-1) 15 to seven and stayed ahead of Miami for nearly the entire match.
"This is just a great win for the Huskies tonight," said NIU head coach Ray Gooden. "I thought we played a really nice team match."
NIU took control of the net early in the first set by taking a 5-0 lead with help from three straight blocks. Sophomore Kristin Hoffman (Batavia, Ill./Batavia) and freshman Mary Kurisch (LaCrosse, Wis./West Salem) teamed up for the first block. Then Kurisch and senior Meagan Schoenrock (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) paired up for the final two blocks.
"Miami is such a strong program and we feel like they do their best work at the net, both attacking and blocking," Gooden said. "It was nice for us to challenge one of their strengths early in the match with our blocking."
The Huskies then took an 8-1 lead after a Schoenrock kill, but Miami countered with a 10-3 run to knot the score, 11-11. Several plays later, NIU broke a 15-15 tie with a 5-0 run that helped the Huskies take the set.
In the second set, NIU opened up an 11-7 lead after a Miami attack error and that was enough of a cushion for the Huskies to maintain to go up 2-0 at the break.
With the score tied 11-11 in the third set, the Huskies broke away with a 6-1 run that included back-to-back aces by Hoffman. NIU was then able to ride the momentum to claim the victory.
"I thought Kristin, on the whole, did a really good job of leading the team tonight," Gooden said. "This was probably her best match she has played for us so far in her career here."
Hoffman had a well-rounded night with 33 assists, nine digs, three kills, three aces and two blocks, while Schoenrock led the Huskie offense with 12 kills. Additionally, senior Cassie Yates (LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte) hit .615 with eight kills on 13 swings with no errors.
"I thought Cassie did a real nice job of getting back to the level that we saw her at earlier in the season," said Gooden. "I also thought our two rookie middles, Kaitlyn Pascus and Mary Kurisch, did a really nice job today."
On defense, Kurisch and Schoenrock led the way with four blocks apiece. Sophomore Allison McGlaughlin (Morton, Ill./Morton) led the team with 15 digs, while junior Maddie Hughes (St. Charles, Ill./North) added 14.
The Huskies return to Victor E. Court next weekend for a pair of conference matches. First up will be a 7 p.m CT contest against Central Michigan on Friday and then NIU will face Eastern Michigan at 7 p.m. on Saturday.


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April 24, 2005
Ojai, Calif. -UCLA women's tennis players Tracy Lin and Elizabeth Lumpkin were beaten in the Invitational Doubles Final Sunday at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships at Ojai's Libbey Park.
Lin and Lumpkin lost to Oregon's Ester Bak/Davina Mendiburu, 9-8(6) in a tightly contested final. There were the only UCLA players to reach a final at this year's championships.
Complete draws and results from Ojai can be accessed at www.ojaitourney.org


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This stunning BHLDN ball gown is perfect for any bride who wants to look elegant on her big day. The classic A-line skirt, and beautiful bow detail, gives this dress a timeless and sophisticated look. I bought this dress online and took it to the store to try on – the compliments I received were endless! Unfortunately, our wedding plans call for a different dress, and I just missed the deadline to return my order. I know it will be the perfect show-stopping piece for another lucky bride!
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'Ridiculous' fence blocks bench at Oakleigh Park train station
Sitting down as you wait for a train at Oakleigh Park station has been made considerably more difficult by a rather intrusive fence.
Reddit user rupert9bear posted a picture of a set of white railings placed right up against a metal bench, which another user labelled 'one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen'.
Others managed to point to some positives, with PrincessNausicaa writing: "It would be great if you wanted to have a nap but was worried about falling off."
And for some perspective dan_of_steele said: "More legroom than on a London bus."
The north London station is on the East Coast Main Line between King's Cross and Edinburgh.
After the picture appeared on Imgur internetsquirrel said: "This is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen.
"Well done bureaucracy."
But others on the Reddit thread were not so upset by the railings blocking people from sitting down, with one saying the 'safety measure' was: "A good example of Network Rail spending money wisely."
I'm not sure weary passengers in Barnet will feel quite the same way.


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KIRIBAN 9000 by ViViVooVooWatch
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Edit: Oh gosh, a DD! A thanks is definitely in due, so thank you very much to you guys and all supporters so far! And have a wonderful week!
Kiriban 9000 caught by
...And now you know, ahahaha!
This is her OC, Leah Norewind. Her entire appearance is pretty much black all over, save for her face, so I decided to add a bit more flair by throwing in a moonlit sparkle glow wonderland. Ooh. Aah. ~Spurkles~
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nice :-P
This is stunning.... really...one of the most incredible things about your work is that you do so many fun things with the lighting. It always looks so incredible, I just can't even begin to understand how you do it. It's really pretty...good job.
Darkly, shimmering, and amazingly beautiful!
mmmmm thats cute
realy cute nice dun
realy cute nice dun
Sooooooooooooo awwwwwwwwwsssssssssoooooommmmmmmmmeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, very pretty. Congrats on the DD! ^w^
That looks so amazing. Congrats on making it to the Daily Deviations.
Beautifully done!
cool picture
I love this
Holy, crap. this is beautiful
Amazing work dude!~ holy crap this is outstandingly awesome!
You deserve the rating: UBERAWEPICDARY!
Keep up the amazing work!
This is gorgeous! You know, I thought it was Mikasa from SNK when I clicked on it. xD Great job!!
outstandingly beautiful
Congrats for the DD
very very very! nice
Your draw is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
Absolutely gorgeous.
Enough said.
its so beautiful!!!
Wow. Nice Job
truly beautiful~ I love the colours and the pure look and style of the picture. Definitely worth the DD~
Congrats on the DD!
Have a nice day!
Have a nice day!
Nice work! Congrats on the DD
this would make a damn fine anime
Amazimg drawing!
Woah,this looks really good!! Great job!
Congratulations on the DD!
Congrats on your DD! It's a gret drawing.
I love the details - and I like how you used the moonlight to highlight parts of the character - congrats on the DD
Honestly, this is one, but I think I could suggest many others of equal level. You deserve such praise, my friend, because you are doing a fantastic work in every single piece.
congratulations to the well deserved Daily Deviation
Like a shooting star, this character shoots her beauty before our eyes, dazzling our minds with a face the picture of calm.
Ahh so cool!!
This is AMAZING!!!
i love all of this, mainly just the tranquil mood of the whole piece.
as usual, you did an excellent job, talent deviant.
you're skills are... well, we all know the Vegeta quote.
as usual, you did an excellent job, talent deviant.
you're skills are... well, we all know the Vegeta quote.
No, my skills definitely are not over 9000. Just my pageviews. >_>
Thanks all the same though!
how adorable QvQ
Oh, looks really cool and cute
Well done
Well done
love the lightning effect and her smile XD
Just amazing shading*Q*
Great job^3^
Great job^3^
Awesome work!
Also excellent to see someone who puts their best into the "freebies".
Also excellent to see someone who puts their best into the "freebies".


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Java application servers
Application servers are programs running on some server-side backend – either a dedicated server or a virtual machine running on cloud resources – that run software services for Web apps. Java application servers meet a set of requirements set by the current version of the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE, previously J2EE). As set in in J2EE, Java app servers were based on Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), but many modern options leave off these features and concentrate on JavaServer Pages or Java servlets. Examples of common Java application servers include Apache Tomcat, Eclipse Jetty, Caucho Resin, and IBM WebSphere, among others.
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Tip - Tomcat on the server is different from Tomcat on the desktop, but too many system admins fail to optimize their production servers for performance.
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You Are Dumb, which is not a blog, posts new columns every weekday, except for most Tuesdays and the occasional fuckbotch. It is also a Twitter feed, @youaredumb, with content in a similar vein but much shorter. For a take on what a blog by me would be like, check out OLDNERD.
CPAC Run
Memo to Michele Bachmann, Scott Terry, and Sarah Palin: HOPE YOU GOT LAID AFTER WINGNUT PROM.
Ah, CPAC. Where you're not allowed if you hug Barack Obama once, but you're super-welcome if you do all the things Donald Trump has ever done. Days and days of what would be cognitive dissonance if it weren't for that pesky cognitive part. It is also a virtual barrel full of conservafish, and thus is the perfect topic for a bonus edition of IDIOTS SAY THE DAMNDEST THINGS!
""Here's the truth that the president won't tell you. Of every dollar that you hold in your hands, 70 cents of that dollar that's supposed to go to the poor doesn't. It actually goes to benefit the bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. — 70 cents on the dollar. That's how the president's caring works in practice. So $3 in food stamps for the needy, $7 in salaries and pensions for the bureaucrats who are supposed to be taking care of the poor. So with all due respect, I ask you, how does this show that our president cares about the poor?" - Michele Bachmann, doing what she does best.
And what she does best is make shit up. Remember when she said the HPV vaccine makes you retarded? It wasn't true, but who cares? Similarly, Bachmann's numbers don't have anything to do with food stamps - they're a misappropriation of a different statistic involving the full infrastructure at all levels of government around all kinds of public assistance. And the guy who came up with the statistic didn't think it was a bad thing.
And, of course, the reason we NEED that level of infrastructure is in no small part because of politicians like Bachmann, who impose elaborate and complex eligibility rules on public assistance programs to make damn sure a poor person doesn't get any more money than they need to support a miserable, subsistence lifestyle. But this is CPAC, and all the attendees and millions of others will believe that most of the food stamp money goes to rich government workers who don't deserve it, not poor slacker browns who don't deserve it.
"For giving him shelter? And food?" - Scott Terry, the most openly racist dude at CPAC, which is saying something.
Perry was snarkily retorting to the fact, presented, I cannot point out often enough, at a panel on racial outreach, that Frederick Douglass forgave his slaveholder. So that means, at a Republican panel on racial outreach, Scott Terry loudly defended slaveowners.
The event also featured audience members shouting down the black, female speaker who made the Frederick Douglass comment, one yelling at her, more truthfully than they even knew, that "You're not welcome here!"
Still, keep working on that racial outreach. I enjoy laughing.
"Oh Bloomberg is not around, our Big Gulp is safe! We're cool. Shoot, it's just pop!" - Sarah Palin, at the only place people still pay attention to her.
This is classic Republican spite-based politics at its finest. Bloomberg, who is only nominally a Republican, implemented a ban on oversized sodas as an attempt to improve public health. Public health is public and healthy, so Republicans automatically opposed it on the grounds that freedom demands individual self-murder at every opportunity, and politics demands gloating about it.
Now, I personally don't particularly support or oppose the NYC soda ban. I don't think it's helpful enough to fight for, or freedom-obstructing enough to fight against. But it does give me an idea - if Democrats could come up with a variety of issues on par with the soda ban, we could drain off a significant fraction of Republican spite into meaningless, pointless, ultimately irrelevant issues.
Now, I admit that there's a better than even chance that Republican spite is in fact a bottomless well, and it's therefore impossible to drain off enough to make a difference, but at least we'd know that for sure, and again, I do enjoy laughing. And that's why, every year, I enjoy CPAC.


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The Voice & Velopharyngeal Dysfunction Center is located on the second floor, West Wing of 9 Hope Ave.
Directions to 9 Hope Avenue, Waltham, MA 02453:
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