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I have written an app that we want to distribute to a large number of customers to be used as the shell program when they log onto their server with a particular admin account.
I have figured out how to change the starting program by going to
Administrative Tools->Computer Management->System Tools->Local Users and Groups->Users, selecting the properties for the user, going to the Environment tab, and changing the program file name under "Starting program" to my new app.
But is there a way I could do this with some code that could be sent out and run on all these servers?


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- Address: Karetoto Rd
- Hours: Weekdays: 9:30am - 3:30pm; Weekends: 9am - 4:00pm. Park tours held once an hour from 10am - 3pm. Restaurant open weekdays from 10am - 3pm, weekends 9am - 4pm.
- Admission: Adult: $26; Child: $15; Student: $20.
Huka Prawn Park
The humble prawn takes center stage at the Huka Prawn Park, with a selection of fishing pools offering the chance to catch your own dinner and take it to the on-site restaurant to be prepared. Over 150,000 giant Malaysian river prawns swim in the waters at any one time, with the park growing 32 tons of prawns each year, meaning you're bound to catch enough for a good meal. Equally interesting is visiting the hatcheries, where you can learn about the lives of the tiny sea creatures on an Interactive Hatchery Tour, including tackling the jumping rocks, indulging in a geothermal foot bath and feeding wild trout.
Don't worry, there's plenty of quirky fun to be had even if you're not a fan of eating the prawns – pedal away on the water-spurting bikes; bang out a tune on the water piano fountain; try your hand at Killer Prawn Golf; or have your photo taken with the park's loveable mascot Shawn the Prawn.

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ACM SIGPLAN 2014 WORKSHOP ON PARTIAL EVALUATION AND PROGRAM MANIPULATION Mon-Tue, January 20-21, 2014 San Diego, California, USA co-located with POPL'14 Sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN http://www.program-transformation.org/PEPM14 SCOPE The PEPM Symposium/Workshop series aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners working in the areas of program manipulation, partial evaluation, and program generation. PEPM focuses on techniques, theory, tools, and applications of analysis and manipulation of programs. The 2014 PEPM workshop will be based on a broad interpretation of semantics-based program manipulation and continue last years' successful effort to expand the scope of PEPM significantly beyond the traditionally covered areas of partial evaluation and specialization and include practical applications of program transformations such as refactoring tools, and practical implementation techniques such as rule-based transformation systems. In addition, the scope of PEPM covers manipulation and transformations of program and system representations such as structural and semantic models that occur in the context of model-driven development. In order to reach out to practitioners, a separate category of tool demonstration papers will be solicited. Topics of interest for PEPM 2014 include, but are not limited to:(Continue reading)


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One of my favorite bloggers often talks about her love affair with "sunset walks." I think striving to be outside at sunset each day is a wonderful goal to have. It doesn't have to be a complicated event – a simple walk around the neighborhood will do. There's perspective and inspiration that can only be found during this golden hour. It seems that's when all the magic is revealed.
These are a few images from a recent solo sunset stroll in my neighborhood. Someone practiced a piano near an open window. The cats came out to play. Glasses clinked on an upstairs balcony. Friends set up a simple picnic with spectacular views. It was a perfect Berkeley night.


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Kessel Cobey wrote:
Just re-posting this as it would have gone off last round when the shark came into bite me. Also, the old rolls for convenience sake were 24 to hit, 5 damage.
female Tiefling 9th level Duskblade
"Oh right," Karrin says with her best dumb valley girl smile at Nari, as if the fact that elan's psychic abilities only now occurred to her, "That will work even better."
"Okay then," Karrin says to the team, "Standard tank and spank, meaties in the front, sneakies to the flank, and squishies rain down hell. Hamar we'll give you a cold count of 100 to get into position, then we come up the center? Any questions?"
female Tiefling 9th level Duskblade
"Hamar," Karrin whispers, "Check the door, I need it opened safely and quietly. If you can open it, I take the lead, I need you on point, squishes in the center and Ekuur take the rear. If things get ugly I may need you to move up, but for now I don't want the rear undefended. Hamar be ready to flank. The rest of you, rain down justice on this thing, I want it to remember that the living aren't mere fodder or food for the undead, we are things to be feared in our own right, and if it's incapable of feeling fear, then you make it feel fear. That's the plan. Any questions?"
this plan assumes that we lost our caviler already, Mark if you're still playing I'll have Rhiannon take up the rear and have everyone give you a corridor for a first round charge. Ekuur will hold the front line with Karrin
Trump is Faux new's dream come nightmare. He's saying the things they've been suggesting for years, only not in a cleaver nuanced way, often even forgoing code words and phrases. At this point he's alienated the Latino vote, the black vote, the Muslim vote, and if the Republicans couldn't bring out enough angry white guys last cycle I got bad news for you: it's been four years and some of those angry white guys from the last cycle have passed away.
Trump is entirely a monster of the media's making, he's feeding on the free coverage, and by the time there's a concerted effort to quash him it could be too late.
Here4daFreeSwag wrote:
That film reminds me of The Ultimate Showdown told exclusive from Bruce Lee's point of view.
female Tiefling 9th level Duskblade
"Oh, sure," Karrin says with an easy smile, "We're mercenaries by trade, but we're usually in the business to help people. Making money is important as well, you got to pay the bills and stuff, but mostly we try to help people. My name's Karrin, who are you?"
Karrin speaks with a valley girl inflection, kind of rambling, kind of cutesy, and she usually sports a good natured smile. She projects a friendly but dim witted persona.
Physically she's far from imposing, she's only 5'4, and slender, with a build more befitting a yoga instructor then a powerful front line fighter. She does however carry a glowing crystal great axe and swings it with ease. She has a big spiked gauntlet on her right hand and silver capped horns on her head giving her the look of a slight female Hellboy.
I only just read the news today and my first stop was over here at Paizo to read all the touching comments and farewells. If ever there was going to be a community that would understand what we've just lost I knew it would be this one. I'll miss you Sir Pratchett.
Pink Dragon wrote:
Please don't misunderstand me, I am very sympathetic to the Palestinian struggle, however Hamas is not Palestine. They are just one group amongst many.
I just clicked back one page and found the answers I was looking for with my previous question. I apologize for not keeping up with the discussion but I came into this one late.
May I just say that as of right now the discussion seems very calm and peaceful, so kudos to everyone involved.
I see that Anita has been awarded the Ambassador Award from the 2014 Game Developers Choice Awards. I thought it was interesting to hear that "the Last of Us" writer was inspired by her work. Certainly the characters in that story were well written and very well received. It sort of echoes what I was saying about the usefulness of criticism in the locked thread.
Hitdice wrote:
Y'know, for years now I'd been sniggering at the Victorians for feeling a need to invent piano skirts to hide the piano's sexually alluring curvy legs (seriously, it was a thing)
Maybe you might want to google that.
What he wanted was equality. That last article you linked, about Cyril Ramaphosa, talks about (amongst other things) the continuing mismanagement of the mining industry. Seems like that would be an industry that should help build the nation yet somehow it's seen virtually no change. We're talking about a serious void in leadership at both the local and national level. It's depressing stuff, but folks forget that the industrial revolution didn't start off so well for the workers, in fact Karl Marx (whom you're no doubt familiar with, but for others I should explain that he was the least funny member of the Marx brothers) thought for certain that the unacceptable conditions he witnessed would lead to a worker's revolt. So ya, kind of funny, but not Duck Soup funny.
Anyways I'll repeat, things are bad in Africa in general, but things were worse in South Africa, and we're only one generation into life without apartheid. Most of these non violent revolutions and movements take a long time and it seems like most of the people in that last story you linked just have no idea what to do with their new found power and money. From the workers that blew their new living allowance on hookers and booze (they said second family in the story but I like my turn of phrase better), to the union leaders that sold out their fellow workers for cushy jobs on the surface. Seems like what we're seeing is the a low point in another revolution. Keep in mind that the industrial revolution was something like eighty year, or four generations, and so I'd guess that things are going to suck in South Africa for quite some time.
India and China are still a pretty crummy places to live as well if you're born in the wrong area or to the wrong caste or class. If anyone who thought Nelson Mandela becoming president of South Africa was going to fix some 350 years of colonial rule, then they were crazy.
Actually let me add a quote from that same article: "Could it have moved quicker in 18 years?" Ramaphosa asked. "My answer is no. Our expectations were far too high. To get education to sink deep into the minds of a nation takes a generation and more."
Comrade Anklebiter wrote:
Discussion Piece #3
News flash: Governments are corrupt. Poor people are marginalized.
Later tonight, darkness.
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Why can't we compromise? Give everyone a open sky with a safety net?
Thorri Grimbeard wrote:
Which is fine because my contention is that biologically we've pretty much stayed the same but culturally we've changed. There are females in the military now because it's acceptable now, not because women of this century are more aggressive and violent.
thejeff wrote:
I'm not arguing that women warriors throughout history have been rare, but I'd maintain that this imbalance likely has cultural or physical reasons rather then purely psychological ones. What percentage of women went off to war throughout the ages? Probably less then 1%, But remember far less then 100% of men went off to war as well, as far as fighters and warriors go (before we had drafts and inscription anyways) we're probably dealing with a smaller percentage of the population with a unique mindset in the first place. Most folks probably preferred to stay at home and tend their families and property.
Culture throughout the ages has tended to place men in heroic roles, so it's hardly surprising that young men love the idea of war, and the few stories that I'm aware of about female warriors (I.E. The Amazons) usually has them cast as villains and ultimately the stories end with them being defeated. It's not surprising if women aren't interested in the stories where they always lose.
Again nurture vs nature, is it that women don't like combat and aren't interested in fighting? Or were women throughout history denied the right to learn combat and warfare? Knowing modern women and looking at the few historical reference we have I tend to believe it's the latter.
Also this 2.7% number, these are woman who see "frontline action". It's the sort of term that I object to. The problem with these modern wars is that there really isn't a frontline. It's not really a fair number to throw around. Lots of women in the military have seen action without being called frontline.
From that same article you linked:
"Women made up 67 of the nearly 3,500 Americans lost in hostile fire in Iraq and 33 of the 1,700-plus killed in combat in Afghanistan; more than 600 others in Iraq and 300 in Afghanistan were wounded."
And the vast majority of that numbers would have been racked up while women weren't allowed on the front line.
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
Slave women, I read somewhere, did most of the work on American plantations. The idea that they are physically incapable of carrying 100 lbs. of battle gear seems pretty suspect to me.
Also I should point out that women (carrying that aforementioned 100lbs of gear) have been on the "front lines" in the Canadian armed forces since '89 or so, and the Canadian military has been actively recruiting women for combat roles since '98
The 100lbs was in resonance to Wolf's comments on high tec weapons getting lighter.
Freehold DM wrote:
There was a little thing called World War 1 that is a fine argument against mutual defense pacts. However with nuclear weapons in the mix I'd like to think that super powers casually going to war with each other is a thing of the past. Now we have proxy wars or super powers invading non-super power aligned countries (the old definition of a 3rd world country I believe), which explains why many of these countries are struggling to get nuclear weapons.
Kryzbyn wrote:
Which is a perfectly reasonable opinion. The USA needs more conservatives like you Kryzbyn. Folks might never agree on certain points but I like to think that mutual respect would lead to compromise that would be good for everyone.
Caineach wrote:
I would guess that it was. Who wants to guess that they're also trying to crack down on welfare mommas?
I always thought that "flip flop" was a silly term and a poor criticism of a supposedly intelligent and educated human being. If someone can't change their opinion based on new evidence or reason how is that a good thing? Why is blindly sticking with your original opinion a good thing? I mean it's wonderful if your opinion was seen as progressive and then later accepted by the mainstream but I have a lot of respect for someone that can admit that they were wrong and then change their opinions, far more so then someone who refuses to change.
Republicans get a bad rap on this one, the crazy religious right republicans get all the press, but I'm sure there's a large number of free thinking republicans are fine with this ruling if not in open support of it.
All in all this has been a good day, you had DOMA thrown out, you had the supreme court say it could not rule on Prop 8, and now abortion rights in the state of Texas have been upheld. It makes me sad that these fights were necessary but I'm glad to see the right outcomes.
I think Bill Hicks had the best lines on the abortion debate. Warning NSFW language.
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
Yay for the death of DoMA, less excited about Kirth being driven out of the discussion. Didn't agree with him on some things but his arguments were mostly friendly.
For the record, as a man, I'd prefer to opt out of the "I can get punched in the face club" as well.
Okay so I was watching the Daily Show tonight (my only source for US news) and I see the crazy folks over at Faux are dumping on this guy . . . and when you start sounding like the crazies at Faux news it's time to walk away from the argument. So no more questioning the source of this leak for me.
Not to be too skeptical but are we sure that this guy is completely on the level? I mean I'm not surprised that the US government is monitoring people, that doesn't come as a surprise, but some of his other claims do sound a bit fishy. Supposedly he doesn't have a high school diploma but yet he's got a $200,000 salary? Maybe the guy is telling us the truth but parts of his story make me hesitant. Also I wonder why he'd wait till now to break the story?
Hitdice wrote:
I'm curious about that second Hodor spoiler. I think anyone that's read the books or seen the show probably could probably guess the first one but the second . . . man I can't wait to read about that.
Oh there's always someone to blame. Maybe the commie scum? They're always an easy target.
Don Juan de Doodlebug wrote:
I don't get the rage aimed at Angelina. Shouldn't women be raging at the medical system for making medical testing so expensive? Choosing what course to take is probably better informed by genetic testing and the fact that it's been shown that pricing for medical procedures can be pretty much arbitrary depending on what hospital you go to.
"Devil's Advocate" wrote:
Then please explain why a corporation, whose (if we can agree on this) motivation is primarily to make profit, would go out of it's way to spend substantially more money on one group of employees than on another? What rational is there, if the females are willing to do the same work and have the same qualifications and experience, but are willing to work at the same job for less pay would they ever choose men over women, (when the only different factor is that they need to pay the men more)?
But women aren't willing to work the same job for less. It's only when people compare pay stubs that we see a difference. What you're suggesting is that companies plan to be sexist and pay women less, which would be pretty callous, and if all this gender inequality came from corporate planning then you'd think it would be pretty damn easy to fix.
The problem is that people at the top don't even know they're doing it. That's why there's a struggle.
Nobody would be my guess. I think your idea of what a feminist is comes from Rush Limbaugh or some other raving lunatic. I'd guess that the average feminist would see the sorceress as just another sad typical female representation in video games, and while they might want female characters that appeal to them, I'd think they'd have bigger issues to deal with like the pay gap, the birth control debate, the abortion debate . . . you know the important stuff.
Course if every male character I had to pick from looked like Justin Bieber or Robert Pattinson because games used teen girls as their focus groups and target audience then I'd be a bit miffed at the selection as well. Course I'd be used to playing a female character by then.
I blame religion.
No, scratch that, I blame the idiots that think religion is a good substitution for education. Just because you believe you follow a religion doesn't mean that you're automatically prone to doing stupid things, but if you're using a 2000+ year old book as your source for morality and science you may want to notice that we've progressed as a people since your religion's scripture was published and it hasn't really been updated.
I'm amazed that in 2013 that abortion and birth control are still issues.
Kids are going to have sex, not because of increased sexual imagery, but because of ragging hormones. It's kind of why teens were having sex before television. This is why RPGs, video games, and other obsessive pastimes need to be introduced into schools at a very early age: to keep teens awkward and unsure of themselves, and so they can experience their first klutzy bumbling sexual encounter at university like it should be.
thejeff wrote:
It's not a simple problem. Unless you're just going to pretend that teens are going to stop having sex.
I don't think that's how conservatives think though. I believe their line of reasoning is thus: kids shouldn't have sex. So they should stop. The end.
I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong though :)
I mean you'd think Obama had been talking about changing the tax code at some point.
Personally I'd prefer to get funding without threats of death or rape, but thankfully I'm not interested in writing about edgy topics like Mario Brothers, or making controversial statements like "The damsel in distress plot is overused", I mean otherwise I'd be asking for it.
Icyshadow wrote:
Yes, constructs, not real threats, crazy people that are given increased attention because they're saying crazy things. You think folks like hearing a well reasoned argument as to why it's wrong to pay women less for the same job or why it's acceptable to believe that a woman shouldn't have the right to choose? Of course not, having a real voice of opposition would make their horrible stance make them seem like monsters, so it's best to find crazy people and pretend they in any way represent the feminist movement.
Exactly why is examining video games tropes controversial? Is it because she's female? Because she's using a feminist lens? Is it because she asked for money so she could fund her work? I really don't see what is at all controversial. Glen Beck, Anne Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, these folks have made a living saying inappropriate things, I'd expect to see them receive hate mail/death threats (though I doubt Beck or Rush have to sort through many rape threats).
What is controversial about pointing out that Double Dragon objectified and sexualized Marian by making her a damsel and by showing her panties in that brief cut scene that starts the game. As a kid playing that in the arcade it never crossed my mind how that scene might play out in the eyes of a girl my age. I was playing a male character living out a male fantasy but young women at the time wouldn't have had many female characters to identify with . . . unless they fancied themselves as powerless victims.
Personally I love good criticism. You can't get better at something if you can't see your own mistakes and insightful criticism of video games can only lead to better and more complex stories in the future. Video games designers that learn from feminist criticism will make games that appeal to female players which in turn will expand the market. For me it's win/win, but somehow people are threatened by these reviews, and for some reason we have people calling her work controversial. To me it feels like the gaming industry has retreated to their tree house and put a big "no girls allowed" sign up --- only folks have also been making death and rape threats apparently, so this attack on her is less boyish and more thuggish. More akin to something one might expect in the middle east.
Detect Magic wrote:
@ Guy Humual: Rich and powerful people aren't rich and powerful because of their gender. They're usually rich and powerful because they are "in the family", so to speak.
So why is it that most CEOs are male? Why are most governors, senators, congressmen male? I'm not even going to bring up race inequality, but being white and male does have it's privileges. I'm not suggesting that all white men have greater advantages then everyone else. I'm sure Tiger Wood's kids will have far more advantages then I or any of my kids would have, but when I was going to school I was given shop class which taught me the basics of wood working and machine working which is a far more marketable skill then home economics, which is what the girls got, which taught them sewing and cooking.
Now granted chefs probably make more money then machinists or carpenters do, but even that profession seems to have a lot of men at the top, and I'm not even sure you could find a seamstress job in North America these days.
ciretose wrote:
What's wrong with this? As I've tried to point out criticize means to examine and take apart, to try to look at things under a new light, and maybe come away with a different appreciation. Criticize isn't in this case the same as complain.
ciretose wrote:
The fact that she is right is as valid as saying that a documentary about Thomas Jefferson being a hypocrite would be "right".
I'm not super familiar with Tommy boy, but seeing as he was a real living person I'm sure he was a hypocrite on some things, but I'm thinking basing an entire documentary on that would be a bit of a stretch and probably not all that worth watching.
ciretose wrote:
The criticism, right or wrong, was about asking for "public" funding for something people disagreed with funding.
Well yes, but I'd say the complaining or bickering rather then criticism. And honestly if you're not interested in funding something just walk away. I wouldn't take the time to insult you just because you're intent on making this "Thomas Jefferson: Hypocrite!" movie. People really came out of the wood work and it mainly seemed to be "how dare a girl criticize video games! That's a guy thing!"
Which was sort of enforcing her point and reasons for wanting to examine the matter more closely.
ciretose wrote:
The vitriol came from both sides.
I'm sure it did. Vitriol is like that. It's a good reason to not get involved.
ciretose wrote:
She is not wrong. She is absolutely right. I personally felt the same way about her and Zack Braff. I'm not giving you money, because I don't care if what you produce exists or doesn't exist enough to give you money.
Which is fine, the real reason kickstarter exists. People fund projects they want to see.
ciretose wrote:
Just because someone is successful in one avenue doesn't mean they still can't be victims. I see that commenting and voting have been disabled on her YouTube videos, you want to bet that it's because she's afraid of literary criticism of her work? Or do you suppose that the mean spirited troglodytes that disapproved of her kickstarter simply followed her into her actual videos.
ciretose wrote:
Far worse was said of Bill Gates, the Koch Brothers, etc...
What did she say? I'm not a loyal follower of her work.
Detect Magic wrote:
I'm not sure feminists have singled out white men, it would seem strange for them to do so in the middle east for example, but I don't know what feminists you're listening to.
Detect Magic wrote:
White men might have different experiences than women, but that doesn't make them privileged.No, I think the fact that they are the majority power in most of the North American and European governments, businesses, and own much of the land and wealth is what classifies them as privileged.
Detect Magic wrote:
Some white men, namely rich ones, are doing particularly well,Agreed
Detect Magic wrote:
but so too are rich white women, rich black men, rich black women, rich asian men, rich asian women--you see where I'm going with this one?
That rich people do well? I don't think I was arguing against that. I would suggest that most of the richest people in the world are white males, not all of them certainly, and most of the most powerful people are male.
Detect Magic wrote:
I'm not saying that women have nothing to complain about. I'm certainly sympathetic to the plights of women, and yet, I draw a line. I'm not willing to buy into the concept that white men are to blame for all of the depleting ozone, dead baby seals, and oil spills.
Even though most of the chemical and oil companies are run by men? I would like to point out that I live on the east coast and all the seal hunters around here are white males. I mean there are a few natives in Labrador and Northern Canada but they're mostly white men around here. Not as many natural predators either. So I'd say most of the baby seals are killed by white males. The really young ones (the white baby seals) aren't hunted anymore though, you can thank animal welfare groups for that, but seeing as they're a special interest group you might not want to.
Detect Magic wrote:
Modern feminism ain't what it used to be. It's become hateful and bigoted, and in doing so has become counterproductive.
Seems to me there were some particularly hateful feminists in the 60s, I remember one suggesting that a man shouldn't be allowed to penetrate a woman until he himself had experienced also beening . . . well you get the idea. Also there were calls that women should simply give up on men altogether. These calls were mostly ignored as with any group or movement you get yahoos. Are you suggesting that modern feminists are more extreme?
Detect Magic wrote:
Edit: Some modern feminists have become hateful and bigoted. I don't want to paint all feminists with the same brush. It's the radicals I mean to suggest have corrupted the feminist movement.
Well I don't support radicals and a movement shouldn't be painted by a broad brush. I do fear that folks are getting their opinions of feminists from folks like Rush Limbaugh or Bill Maher, and while these guys are on opposite ends of the political spectrum on most issues, they're pretty unabashed anti feminist.
If there's something wrong with the system we can't really fix it until we've identified the problem and having separate groups identifying problems should be a good thing, and someone that cares about humanity really shouldn't be trying to dismiss or repress these views.
Detect Magic wrote:
White men are privileged and feminists get a pass? I guess I'll "nope" my way out of this thread, too!
So it's your contention that white men don't have privileges and feminists don't have any reason to complain? Maybe it would be best for you to leave . . .
Rynjin wrote:
I don't think I did but let's see what you think I'm missing.
Rynjin wrote:
His point was that instead of focusing on "female equality" or "black equality" or "gay equality" or "Purple people eater equality", we should just focus on human equality.
But as humans we're doing pretty darn good. We're kicking the hell out of the other animals. The white males of the human species are doing particularly well, so much so that we find it easy to ignore most of the world, including the 50% that are female.
Rynjin wrote:
That it, it encompasses all of them without pretending they're separate issues,
But they are separate issues. I've never been pulled over for driving while black, and I've never been threatened with death for wanting an education.
Rynjin wrote:
and with the added, wonderful side effect of hopefully utterly annihilating the RadFem movement until there's nothing but dust and crocodile tears where it used to stand.
That's a good thing is it? Seems to me it wasn't that long ago that people were all up in arms because women had the audacity to want to vote (the nerve) but that seems pretty silly these days. Now women have the audacity to want control over their bodies and their reproductive systems. This very thread is about a woman who has the audacity to talk about female representation in video games, and good or bad, just look at the push back she's getting. Seems to me that anyone that was really interested in human equality wouldn't mind the smaller movements to achieve these same goals. But what do I know?
Rynjin wrote:
What he's saying is that Feminism has shifted from "Let's fight for female equality!" to "Let's fight for female supremacy!, which is wholly counter-productive, as that would be trading one inequality for another.
Tell you what, when we reach that tipping point where women have equal rights and representation and then demand more, at that point I'll join your cause against the evil feminazies (a term coined by Rush Limbaugh I believe), but until then I'll give feminists a pass.
Rynjin wrote:
Whether he's correct or not I cannot say, but I do know that I have never met a "Feminist" who did not share that attitude in one way or another, whether it be the "I want Castration Day to be an international holiday!" level of crazy, or the milder but still stupid "I want to be treated equally, but I also want to be doted on by the man in my life because I'm special!".
So in conclusion I'd say no, I didn't miss his point or yours.


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Samsung Galaxy S4 Active now getting Android 4.4 KitKat outside of the US
Following in the footsteps of AT&T's version, the internationally sold Samsung Galaxy S4 Active (with the model number GT-I9295) is now in the process of receiving the update to Android 4.4 KitKat.
Interestingly, and in a twist compared to how things usually go with such rollouts, AT&T's Galaxy S4 Active was the first variation of the device to get the new software – in the world. Now though, those outside of the US who have purchased a Galaxy S4 Active can look forward to getting the new bits too.
The international rollout has started in the Netherlands, where software version I9295XXUCNE5 (with Android 4.4.2) is now heading to devices over-the-air or via Kies, Samsung's desktop PC app.
This update will bring with it faster performance, the white status bar icons, better battery life, full screen album art on the lock screen while playing music, a camera shortcut on the lock screen, support for wireless printing, and the ability to easily set default launcher and messaging apps.
KitKat should soon be making its way to Galaxy S4 Active handsets purchased from other countries too, so if you can be patient just a little while longer you'll receive the gift of having the latest version of Android on your device.
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This month keep up-to-date with all the goings on at the Cannes Film Festival via the official iOS/Android app, and indulge your foodie side by eating at the restaurants that the chefs eat at with Where Chefs Eat on iOS. Discover these and many more with this selection of some of the coolest, most interesting and downright fun recent applications for iOS and Android devices.
Eat where the professionals eat Where Chefs Eat - A Guide To Chefs' Favourite Restaurants (food & drink) A perfect app for globetrotting foodies, Where Chefs Eat catalogues the favorite eating spots of 400 of the world's top chefs. Users can browse for chefs' top choice restaurants by location, price and cusine and then see then results displayed on a map complete with in-depth information about the restaurant. $14.99 : iOS
Relive a game from your childhood, or experience it for the first time Oregon Trail : American Settler (game) After having originally been conceived as an educational game, The Oregon Trail first appeared back on computers in the early 1980s where it quickly became enormously popular. Now, after a few re-incarnations on iOS and Android, the popular game is back with the latest edition Oregon Trail: American Settler, the story line of which sees the family having now completed the Oregon Trail and now settling down in the new frontier. Free: iOS / Android
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Dallas Pets Alive, a no-kill rescue in Dallas, Texas, created a new way to showcase their dogs up for adoption.
Meet the muttbomb.
Using selfies they find on Instagram, Dallas Pets Alive photoshops in one of their available dogs. Included is a link for more information on the dog.
From Ellen to Jimmy Fallon, Kathie Lee and Hoda, adorable dogs are popping up on selfies everywhere. Dogs like Archie, Ethan and Sandy.
See more adorable muttbombs at muttbombing.com and use hashtag #muttbombing on Twitter.
More on Dallas Pets Alive from their website: "Our organization is completely run by volunteers. All of our pets are houses by dedicated foster families throughout the metroplex. We are currently focused on helping the healthy and treatable pets who are at risk of being killed in the Dallas Animal Services, by rescuing the pets that are at the greatest risk and helping owners who are having problems so great that they need to surrender their pet(s) to a shelter. In our rescue program, we do not duplicate work of other agencies. We focus primarily on the pets who have already been passed over by other groups and the Dallas Animal Services' adoption programs, and only take the healthy and treatable pets who are about to be killed and have no other options."
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Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin have joined the cast of Labor Day , EW reports.
The film (which you can watch Reitman briefly discuss in a 2009 video interview with ComingSoon.net by clicking here ) adapts Joyce Maynard's novel of the same year. The book is described on Maynard's own site as follows:
With the end of summer closing in and a steamy Labor Day weekend looming in the town of Holton Mills, New Hampshire, thirteen-year-old Henry — lonely, friendless, not too good at sports — spends most of his time watching television, reading, and daydreaming about the soft skin and budding bodies of his female classmates. For company Henry has his long-divorced mother, Adele — a onetime dancer whose summer project was to teach him how to foxtrot; his hamster, Joe; and awkward…
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America's Real Favorite Pastime? Judging Women
After the mob attack on Lara Logan, many commenters claimed she was partly to blame. Recalling her own experiences with sexual violence and public criticism, Deborah Copaken Kogan dissects the judgment game
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College Hockey:Jensen scores hat trick as St. Cloud crushes Denver
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Nick Jensen had never scored more than one goal in a collegiate game through his first season and a half at St. Cloud State.
All it took was 34 seconds for him to notch a goal Friday night against the Denver Pioneers. Midway through the first period, he set a new career best with his second goal of the night, and by the 21st second of the second period, Jensen recorded a hat trick.
"It goes to show if you get shots on net, good things will happen," Jensen said.
Jensen's career night and Ryan Faragher's 36 saves led SCSU to a 5-1 win over the No. 14 Pioneers (8-7-3 overall, 6-5-3 WCHA) Saturday night at the National Hockey Center.
It all started with Jensen early on.
Travis Novak brought the puck past four Denver defensemen and passed back to Jensen coming in from the point. Jensen's slapper made it over Juho Olkinuora's right shoulder at the 34-second mark.
Later in the period, Jensen and Andrew Prochno played catch at the blue line long enough for the crowd to grow impatient, then Prochno passed down low to Jared Festler while Jensen crept to the slot. Festler connected with a wide-open Jensen for his second goal at the 13:04 mark.
"Their defenders just kind of stood there, thinking we don't have to move," Jensen said. "We just kept passing it back and forth and even the crowd got a little irritated. As soon as you make a quick pass and break for the net, they're not ready for it.
"When you're coming down Broadway like, that you just have to rip it."
The Pioneers were able get back in the game with 1:35 left in the first period when Shawn Ostrow picked up a rebound off a Dustin Jackson backhand shot and put it past Faragher, but the momentum shifted away from Denver 21 seconds after intermission when Jensen floated a shot on Olkinuora for the hat trick.
"The way they started the first period, and then the second period the way they did, you build so much momentum," said Denver coach George Gwozdecky, whose team hosts Union in a single game December 30 and will make the trip to Colorado Springs to face Air Force the following night.
"When you [score early in a period] once a game, you give yourself a really good chance. When you do it twice, it's really tough for the other team to come back from."
Gwozdecky said Denver's top players and special teams units' struggles were big contributors to the loss. The Pioneers power play went 0-for-4, while the Huskies went 2-for-5.
"We showed the last few games that we're not a high-scoring team," Gwozdecky said. "We expect that we'd be able to, not only generate more offense, but score more goals."
Cory Thorson jammed away at a puck in the crease until it squeezed through Olkinuora's pads with a second left on a power play to make it 4-1 SCSU before the end of the second period.
Brooks Bertsch tacked on another goal with Drew Shore draped all over him in the slot with 9:43 to go in the game. Prochno, Jensen's defensive partner, assisted on three goals, and Festler finished with two assists.
SCSU (7-9-4, 5-6-3) takes on Western Michigan, December 29 and 30 at the National Hockey Center.
"It feels good, especially after last night's [3-2 overtime] loss," Jensen said. "That was a real heartbreaker. We came out with a lot of fire tonight, and I think that's why we played so well tonight."
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What the Critics Say About The Man Who Fell to Earth
"DAZZLING! TIME HAS DONE NOTHING TO REDUCE ITS COOL, CONFOUNDING STRANGENESS! Here is a sci-fi movie dedicated to the notion that no planet, anywhere else in the galaxy, would look half as freakish as our own would to the inquiring visitor."
"A MASTERPIECE! May look like a moody, mysterious sci-fi drama, but it's really a dark meditation on fame, capitalism, and temptation."
"DAVID BOWIE GIVES A COOLY UNDERSTATED PERFORMANCE as Thomas Newton, a space oddity turned King Midas... Glorious desert landscapes are juxtaposed with the chattering circuitry of modern life as the director advances his familiar sociological arguments amid hallucinogenic sequences that convey Newton's consciousness at play. The supporting cast is classic."
VILLAGE VOICE CHOICE! Released the year before Spielberg and Lucas changed the genre and thus hippie sci-fi's last hurrah, this typically fragmented Nicholas Roeg production stars David Bowie in the role he was born (or perhaps reborn) to play—a distinguished visitor from another world.
"A HYPNOTIC, TRANCE-INDUCING EXPERIENCE! Bowie's turn, in his first lead performance, is so intense as to feel pretty definitive."
"HUGELY AMBITIOUS AND IMAGINATIVE! Transforms a straightforward science fiction story into a rich kaleidoscope of contemporary America… Roeg, often using a dazzling technical skill, jettisons narrative in favour of thematic juxtapositions, exploring the clichés of social and cultural ritual. VISUALLY A TREAT THROUGHOUT!"
"Roeg employed nonlinear editing as part of an ambitious attempt to bridge space and time, cutting frames together with an eye toward enriching the interplay of associations in the viewer's mind. Thus a gesture at the center of one scene is overtly replicated in the next one, or one character seemingly responds to another, even if the two actions or people are decades or time zones apart. One rarely engages fully with the sloppy top layers of a Roeg film (the characters, the story). The real action takes place on a slightly creepy subliminal level."
Roeg shoots spectacular landscapes outside (New Mexico white sands) and in (70s interior decorating), fracturing sound and vision, space and time, and splicing in fascinated Earthlings….Though routinely seen as a mirror to America, it's more compelling for the near-classicism of its fallen-god sci-fi conceit, curdled just enough by Bowie's not yet shopworn oddity, making for a key work in a decade when the genre spanned arty deep-dish, futureshock dystopian, and Spielberg-Lucas pop-apotheosis treatments.
"ABSORBING AND AS BEAUTIFUL! Mr. Roeg has chosen the garish, translucent, androgynous-mannered rock-star, David Bowie, for his space visitor. The choice is inspired. Mr. Bowie gives an extraordinary performance. The details, the chemistry of this tall pale figure with black-rimmed eyes are clearly not human. Yet he acquires a moving, tragic force as the stranger caught and destroyed in a strange land."
"A SINGULAR, HAUNTING SCI-FI EXPERIENCE! Like Roeg's Walkabout, Man Who Fell to Earth is an exploration of an individual's grappling with an unfamiliar and unfriendly landscape, but whereas in Walkabout the landscape is the Australian outback, here it's the entirety of Earth."
"Released the year before Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Star Wars, a science fiction film without science, a terrestrial space opera minus matte shots, models, or pyrotechnics that leaves us not wondering at the stars but grieving for ourselves. Roeg delights here in 'taking away the crutch of time' (it has puzzled people whether 25 minutes or 25 years have passed in the film), eliminating transitions, cross-cutting, flashing forward and back, piling dissolve upon dissolve, letting the camera jerk and twirl and zoom — finding new ways to see familiar things, while speculating on what the world might look like to someone from Out There."
"Science fiction drama, Western, love story, metaphysical mystery, satire of modern America — the most beguiling of the films that, in a dozen years embracing the 1970s, established Roeg as a mainstreamheir to such 60s experimentalists as Resnais, Godard, and Marker… Roeg is more interested in showing how life on Earth is stranger and more disconcerting than anything in outer space…. Bowie made his exquisite film debut in a role that chimed iconographically with his androgynous, futuristic pop persona of the early seventies."
Click here to read David Fear's Time Out New York interview with Nicolas Roeg.
Mark Olsen talkes with Nic Roeg on his career and The Man Who Fell to Earth for The Los Angeles Times
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Among infamous Class A drugs, Des Moines, Iowa, was the vice capital for cocaine according to an analysis by DrugAbuse.com of words mentioned in more than 450,000 tweets that were geo-tagged in cities with a population of at least 200,000.
Whoa. Didn't see this coming.
It's a helluva drug.
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what a joke.
These are the sex, drug, and gambling capitals of America
Cities wont be adding these credits to their tourism brochures
I bet Colorado has had a record number of tourists since they legalized weed. New Orleans is the vice capitol of sex? Oh no, who's gonna want to go there now?
I'm sure it's accurate - no one lies when they are tweeting, plus, it's on the internet so you know it's true.
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Time to restore faith in police reforms is now
You know there is something very wrong with the security system when armed thugs have the confidence to rob people from as early as 5pm in a suburb that is only 10 minutes' drive from the Central Business District.
Saturday March 23 2013
You know there is something very wrong with the security system when armed thugs have the confidence to rob people from as early as 5pm in a suburb that is only 10 minutes' drive from the Central Business District.
That is what happened at the entrance of Golden Gate Estate in South B on Thursday when a gang of robbers shot and killed businessman Daniel Kyalo Mwanzia and wounded a passenger in his car.
The thugs had been robbing residents in the estate with impunity well before sunset. In many other parts of the city, residents are also living in fear.
Taxi drivers are among the most affected, and they have fallen prey to carjackers in locations ranging from Baba Dogo to Kitengela.
And the crime wave is not confined to the capital, as illustrated by the shooting of Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officers in Tranz Nzoia on Saturday.
This is a very serious situation that calls for serious action on the part of the police. No country can make any meaningful progress when criminals can operate without fear of sanction.
The confidence these robbers are displaying serves to sharply undermine any remaining trust the wananchi have in the police force.
The robbers pose a direct challenge to public order and are raising pointed questions about the entire leadership of the police service led by Inspector-General of Police David Kimaiyo.
The police must rise to the challenge. They need to examine their systems, their deployment strategies and their intelligence-gathering capacities.
Stern action must also be taken against the rotten apples within their ranks who engage in crime like the the recently uncovered case in Buru Buru Estate.
More broadly, the question of the reform of the police must receive more attention.
It is futile to reform the Judiciary and the prosecution system when the police remain stuck in their old ways. Mr Kimaiyo and company must swing into action to avoid such senseless loss of life. Criminals cannot be allowed to operate with freedom in any functional society.


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Conservatory of Dance alumna Sidra Bell '05 was one of three choreographers chosen to make and present new work for Ballet Austin. Ms. Bell participated in Ballet Austin's second biennial choreographic project New American Talent/Dance.
Fifty candidates applied and six semi-finalists were chosen by a jury of three international artists. The three winning choreographers received $20,000.
Ms. Bell is artistic director of Sidra Bell Dance New York. She received her MFA in choreography from Purchase College and her BA in history from Yale University. She was recently commissioned by the Ailey School for her work Women Apart, which was performed by Ailey/Fordham BFA students.


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Author Jacqueline Davies visited Brick Mill Elementary School this week, along with other elementary schools in the Appoquinimink School District, where students are reading her book, "The Lemonade War," as part of the One School, One Book program.
Davies talked to students about her books, her journey to becoming the author of children's books and what inspires her.
Now in its third year in Appoquinimink, One School, One Book – originally created by the national cultural literacy nonprofit Read to Them – is part of a growing array of district programs designed to encourage students of all ages to read for fun at home.
Each night, students at participating schools are given a certain number of pages to read at home with their families. The following day, they'll be asked trivia questions about the assigned reading, with correct answers making them eligible for awards and prizes.
This year's selection, "The Lemonade War," follows fourth-grader Evan Treski and his younger sister Jessie, whose epic tale of a sibling rivalry over who can sell the most lemonade includes introductions to business and marketing, math problems and a lesson in how arguments can get out of hand.
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According to an Apr. 8 report from the BBC, The Undertaker was rushed to the hospital with concussion-like symptoms, following his loss to Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 30 in New Orleans.
"Following last's night historic match with Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker was immediately taken to Ochsner Medical Center," the WWE confirmed. "After a CT scan and other medical testing, he was diagnosed with a severe concussion and was kept overnight for further evaluation."
Luckily for WWE Universe, The Undertaker was discharged from the hospital on Apr. 7, just two days following his Wrestlemania 30 bout against Lesnar.
Apparently he suffered a severe concussion during the match, although it isn't clear exactly when it occurred.
The Undertaker looked wobbly as he walked off into the backstage area following his bout against Lesnar, but most WWE fans thought he was just acting and not legitimately injured.
The Undertaker, who will be 50 years old by the time the next Wrestlemania goes down, is one of the most popular performers in WWE history.
Unfortunately for WWE Universe, there's a good chance he won't be back for next year's Wrestlemania. At Wrestlemania 30, Lesnar shocked the world by snapping The Undertaker's 21-year Wrestlemania streak.
Time will tell how the situation plays out, but no one wants to see The Undertaker wrestle longer than his body is able to.
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I'm sure everyone has read the terrible news that Michael Sporn passed away this weekend. I can't articulate how unspeakably sad I've been. I never met him, and I was hoping to, now that I'm located in New York City, but I guess it wasn't meant to be.
Michael was always a friend and supporter through the blogs, and it was flattering that such an important figure held my writing in high esteem. (I mean, one of his Splog posts started, "You gotta love Thad Komorowski." How kind can a guy get?) Only in recent years was I able to fully appreciate the man's wealth of knowledge, and the fact that his love of the art form covered all kinds of animation and he was able to regularly and cogently express why.
We didn't lose just a great filmmaker, writer, and preservationist – a big part of the art form just died. But, the invaluable animation resource he maintained daily for eight years will at least live on, as will his many wonderful films. Perusing and enjoying either for a few hours would be a great tribute.


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College Hockey:Wisconsin remains top-ranked team in women's poll
As it has been all season, Wisconsin is again the No. 1-ranked team in the USCHO.com Division I Women's Poll.
Wisconsin received 14 first-place votes, with No. 2 Cornell getting the other No. 1 vote.
Minnesota is again the third-ranked team, while Boston College is up two to No. 4 and Boston University stays at No. 5
Minnesota-Duluth drops two places to No. 6, North Dakota remains No. 7, Northeastern (No. 8) and Mercyhurst (No. 9) flip-flop from one week ago, and Harvard holds steady at No. 10.
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While the clouds and cold may have you pinned to the couch during the week, this weekend will actually be warm enough – if not exactly sunny – to get out and move around pre-Super Bowl.
From smart taxicabs to Mardi Gras, there's something free and outdoors to do.
The house smells stale. You know this.
Dress for the weather.
- 28th Annual Hoggetowne Medieval Faire Opening Day – Fri., Jan. 31 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Alachua County Fairgrounds, Gainesville, Fla. Admission: Adults $15, $7 Kids 5-17, Kids under 5 FREE. Step back in time and cheer on jousting knights, and wander through the medieval marketplace where hundreds of artisans sell their medieval wares. Enjoy olde world games and rides and food fit for a king. Eight stages of entertainment including magicians, minstrels & more. For information call 352-334-ARTS or visit gvlculturalaffairs.org.
- Jack Webb Jacksonville City Council Charity Drive – Wed., Jan. 29, 7 p.m. Hilton Garden Inn, 145 Park Ave., Orange Park, Fla. Admission: FREE & open to the public. Jack Webb of Jacksonville who has helped the city council clear the way for the newest and hottest tech trend Uber, the smart taxi service, is giving back and helping Jacksonville residents once again. For more information, please call (904) 458-1577.
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Wedding Planner, Rebecca Whyte, and coordinators at Your Life's Events plan unique weddings that project the couple's personality. Coordinators help in preliminary and last minute preparations to make the event enjoyable for both the couple and their guests. Your Life's Events helps in planning for other festivities as well and financial planning for the future. The team at the 3-year old company focuses on building close friendships with clients in helping them with the various events they host throughout their lives.
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Hurricane Katrina left tens of thousands of animals homeless, wandering the streets dying of hunger and thirst. Throughout September and October, owners of the Laurel Canyon Animal Company Skip Haynes and Dana Walden are donating profits from their CD sales to animal welfare groups like the Humane Society.
Hollywood Hills Residents Mourn Tragic Loss
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LAUREL CANYON - Leanne Goggins' life tragically ended on Friday, November 12, 2004, at 4 p.m. She is survived by her family. Memorial services will be held 2 p.m. November 19 in Hollywood.
Hollywood's Own 32-foot Guitar
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HOLLYWOOD - Local electric guitar builder Matty Baratto got the chance of a lifetime when asked to build a 30-foot guitar for the Discovery Channel's new show "BIG!" The clincher, however, was that the guitar had to be fully functional, proportional, and built in 5 days.
Susan Moss, Painter and Survivor
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LOS ANGELES - Susan Moss is a Los Angeles-based painter whose work has been shown in both the U.S. and Europe.
As an artist and an author, she has been honored with a long list of achievements – but of all her impressive titles, perhaps the most gratifying is "cancer survivor."
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Designers Fight AIDS with Hollywood Graffiti Gown
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Nicole Falzone: The Fine Etch Artist
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Kristine Coleman
There are vast individual differences in how individuals respond to stressful situations. Some individuals are sensitive to such stress, responding with an increased incidence of emotional problems or psychopathologies such as anxiety and depression, while others are resistant to the same stress. The recognition of individual differences in response to stress has sparked interest in the factors that may contribute to these differences. Biologically determined variables as well as environmental factors, have been associated with differential stress response.
Kristine Coleman and colleagues are interested in why some individuals are more prone to stress related problems than others. They have examined how early experience, biological factors (e.g., temperament and specific serotonin transporter gene polymorphisms), and environmental factors (e.g., social status) interact to modulate vulnerability or resilience to various consequences of stress using young monkeys living in a naturalistic environment as their model. Knowing how these factors interact can help identify individuals at risk for the development of stress-related problems.
Coleman and colleagues also study ways to reduce stress and improve psychological well-being for laboratory primates. For example, positive reinforcement training (PRT), a type of training in which subjects voluntarily cooperate with veterinary, husbandry and research procedures such as remaining still for blood draws or injections, reduces stress associated with these procedures. The Coleman lab found that PRT also reduces the occurrence of stereotypical behavior in rhesus macaques. However, not every animal benefits from such training, and there is a great deal of variation among individuals with respect to their ability to be trained. Temperament and environmental factors (such as the presence of a conspecific) can affect training success. This information can help us provide care for laboratory primates that is geared towards the individual, as opposed to using a one size fits all approach.
Kristine Coleman is an affiliate assistant scientist in the Divisions of Reproductive & Developmental Sciences and Neuroscience. After receiving her BS in biology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1988, she earned her Ph.D. in behavioral ecology from Binghamton University in 1995. She came to the ONPRC in 1996 as a postdoctoral fellow. She conducted behavioral endocrinology research at ONPRC and in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, and in 2001 returned to the Primate Center full time to oversee the Behavioral Services Unit in the Division of Animal Resources.
Coleman K. (2011) Caring for non-human primates in biomedical research facilities: scientific, moral and emotional considerations. Am. J. Primatol. 73, 220-225.
Coleman K, Robertson ND, Bethea CL. (2011) Long-term ovariectomy alters social and anxious behaviors in semi-free ranging Japanese macaques. Behav. Brain Res. 225, 317-327.
Coleman K, Bloomsmith MA, Crockett C, Weed JL, Schapiro SJ. (in press). Behavioral Management, Enrichment, and Psychological Well-Being of Laboratory Nonhuman Primates. Nonhuman Primates in Biomedical Research (Eds. Abee, Mansfield, Tardif, and Morris).
Coleman K. Individual differences in temperament and behavioral management practices for nonhuman primates. (In press) Appl. Anim. Beh. Sci, 2012. Moore K. Unexpected causes of aggression in socially housed rhesus macaques: It isn't always what you think. In press, TechTalk.
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Peter Rippon, who stepped aside from his role as Newsnight editor after the programme decided not to run a report on Jimmy Savile's alleged sexual abuse, refused to comment on whether the BBC programme could survive.
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The BBC was too slow to deal with the unfolding Jimmy Savile sex scandal, according to a former high ranking corporation executive.
Richard Sambrook, the former BBC Director of Global News who also served on the corporation's management board, said the BBC was "very slow to spot the toxic nature of the story".
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Mr Sambrook added that the BBC had suffered from not replacing the role of Deputy Director-General which was eliminated as part of a cost-cutting exercise last year.
Editor Rippon silent on Newsnight's survival
Peter Rippon, who stepped aside from his role as Newsnight editor after the programme decided not to run a report on Jimmy Savile's alleged sexual abuse, refused to comment on whether the BBC programme could survive.
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PM: Lord Patten should remain as BBC Trust chair
Speaking after a meeting with Mario Monti in Italy, David Cameron said George Entwistle's BBC pay-off is "hard to justify".
He added that radical and urgent changes were required - but stressed that that should happen with Lord Patten remaining as chairman of the BBC Trust.
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Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has warned that Twitter users who libel individuals on the social networking site face the same laws as newspaper editors.
Mr Grayling told MPs, "It is utterly, utterly wrong that anybody should have their name blackened, inappropriately and falsely, on any form of social media".
Speaking after a report on BBC's Newsnight led to Lord McAlpine wrongly being branded a child abuser, the Justice Secretary said he is "as concerned as anybody else about what has taken place over the last two weeks".
"The laws of libel apply equally to what you publish on your Facebook page or Twitter page as they do in a printed form," Mr Grayling said. "Those who are damaged in that way have full legal redress to try and get proper justice".
Ofcom chief '10/11 favourite' for BBC role
Ofcom Chief Executive Ed Richards is favourite to take over the role of BBC Director-General according to William Hill, which is offering odds of 10/11.
The bookmaker has caretaker boss Tim Davie in second spot with 2/1, former BBC Chief Operating Officer Caroline Thomson next with 5/2 and Tony Hall - Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House - in fourth with 5/1.
Jeremy Paxman is a rank outsider with odds of 100/1, William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said.
Jowell: Crisis must not 'undermine' case for BBC
Former Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell has stressed the crisis at the BBC should not be used as an excuse to "undermine" the case for a public broadcaster.
Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Ms Jowell said the public should be left to run the corporation, though short-term issues such as "the culture of moralistic smugness" must be "urgently addressed".
"This crisis must not be allowed to herald the slow death of the uniqueness of the BBC", Ms Jowell wrote.
"Lord Reith said that the role of the BBC was to 'inform, educate and entertain'. Only radical public ownership will continue to ensure that these values are firmly embedded at the heart of the corporation and restore the trust it needs to overcome this crisis in the longer term", she concluded.
BBC Creative Director: 'We must prove we deserve the licence fee'
Speaking on the Newsnight programme BBC Creative Director Alan Yentob has said that the corporation can not be complacent and when asked about the licence fee he said, "we have to prove that we deserve it, we have to rebuild that trust."
Report: BBC executives could face disciplinary action
Two executives involved with the Newsnight broadcast that wrongly linked a Conservative Peer to child abuse allegations could face disciplinary action, after a BBC internal inquiry concluded there had been "unacceptable" editorial failings involved in the broadcast, reports The Guardian.
BBC sources told the newspaper that Liz Gibbons, the programme's acting editor, and Adrian Van Klaveran, the supervising executive seconded from his job running Radio 5 Live, are expected to face a disciplinary process that could result in them being sacked or exonerated.
Lord Patten to 'sort out the problems that remain'
Lord Patten has told ITV News he will be retaining his position as chairman of the BBC Trust, so he "can sort out the problems that remain."
Boris: 'I'd like to see a wholesale massacre of everybody involved professionally speaking'
On ITV1's The Agenda, the Mayor of London has said the Newsnight investigation that wrongly accused a Conservative peer of child abuse was "absolutely disastrous."
He told host Tom Bradby: "I'd like to see a wholesale massacre of everybody involved professionally speaking."
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Angela Inzano is a rising third-year law student at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Angela also attended Loyola University Chicago for her undergraduate degrees in Political Science and English. She has been very active in political work in Chicago and has a strong interest in child and family law issues. While in law school, she has demonstrated her passion for these issues through her coursework, her enrollment in the Civitas Child Law Clinic, and her role as the Symposium Editor for the Children's Legal Rights Journal (CLRJ).
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Florists are happily working long hours during their busiest week of the year--that is one before Mother's day. And he best news is...this year has drawn more customers than the last.
One flower shop, Flower Gallery, in downtown, Casper, has drawn so many customers the owner brought in her own mother because she couldn't handle all the phone calls.
The Flower Gallery says they normally receive 15 to 20 orders a day. This week, they're preparing about five times their average--up to 100 orders a day. They say by Sunday night, they'll have arranged about 500 bouquets.
They say this is a 30% increase in business this Mother's Day than the last, and the orders are larger too. They thank the better economy.
Also this year, more children have come in wanting to handpick their own flowers and arrange their own bouquets for mom. Tomorrow, the Flower Gallery is holding a special event for more children who want to make their own arrangements for Mother's Day.