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June 8, 2012, Las Vegas, Nevada --- (L-R) Superstar Manny Pacquiao and undefeated Jr. Welterweight champion Timothy "The Desert Storm" Bradley Jr. weigh in(Pacquiao 147 lb, Bradley 146 lb) for their upcoming World Welterweight title mega-fight. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions, Tecate, AT&T and MGM Grand, Pacquiao vs Bradley will take place, Saturday, June 9 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, live on HBO Pay Per View. --- Photo Credit : Chris Farina - Top Rank
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The paintings that Stephanie Theodore has assembled in "Three" each seem to suggest a narrative, but rather than recounting dreary visual facts, the painters opt for a more mysterious approach, ultimately veering away from storytelling toward more interesting painting propositions. Prizing foggy recollections over photographic memory, artists Damien Flood, Joy Garnett and Andrew Seto reveal their mysteriously absorbing painterly worlds in a wonderful exhibition of small-scale work.
Damien Flood, "Rainbow," 2010, oil on half oil ground, 9.8 x 13.75." Courtesy of the artist and Green On Red Gallery, Dublin. Flood is particularly interested in 19th-century research trips that explored oceans and other unknown territories. In his own work, Flood combines fact and fiction in his search for the undiscovered within the confines of his canvas.
Damien Flood, "Knot," 2010, oil on canvas, 18.125 x 14.25." Courtesy of the artist and Green On Red Gallery, Dublin
Joy Garnett, "FLIR 2," 2011, oil on canvas, 11 x 14." Courtesy of the artist and Winkleman Gallery. Garnett, who takes her images from wide-ranging news sources, references the FLIR 2, a thermal imager designed for night navigation.
Joy Garnett, "Dusk," 2006, oil on canvas, 16 x 20." Courtesy of the artist and Winkleman Gallery, NY
Andrew Seto, "Rubber Fool," 2010, oil on canvas, 11.75 x 9.8." Remarkable for the viscous brushwork and beguiling, earthy colors, Seto's lush little abstractions reference systems, processes and situations.
Andrew Seto, "Bento," 2011, oil on canvas, 9.8 x 13.75."
Andrew Seto, "Final Major Project," 2007, oil, acrylic and marker pen on canvas 25 x 20cm. This one wasn't in the show, but I found it on Seto's website. Sweet.
Andrew Seto, "Final Major Project," 2007, oil, acrylic and marker pen on canvas 25 x 20cm. This one wasn't in the show, but I found it on Seto's website. Sweet.
"Three: Damien Flood, Joy Garnett, Andrew Seto," Theodore:Art, New York, NY. Through June 19, 2011.
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UFC 156 Aftermath: Anthony Pettis vs. Jose Aldo Set for August 3rd
Anthony Pettis asked, and the UFC obliged, pairing the lightweight contender with Jose Aldo in a featherweight title fight this summer. Continue reading
UFC 156 Aftermath: Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva Punches the Heavyweight Division into Disarray
Antonio Silva earn a measure of revenge against Alistair Overeem, and turned the UFC heavyweight division on its ear in the process. Continue reading
UFC 156 Aldo vs. Edgar: 10 Things We Learned Last Night
Jose Aldo is one of the best in the business, and Alistair Overeem got his comeuppance. Find out what else went down at UFC 156 inside. Continue reading
UFC 156: Jose Aldo Defeats Frankie Edgar to Retain Featherweight Title
Keyboard Kimura delivers fight-by-fight coverage of UFC 156, culminating in a featherweight title bout between Jose Aldo and Frankie Edgar. Continue reading
UFC 156 Jose Aldo vs. Frankie Edgar: Punch Drunk Predictions
E. Spencer Kyte delivers his picks for UFC 156, headlined by featherweight champ Jose Aldo defending his title against Frankie Edgar. Continue reading
UFC 156 Jose Aldo vs. Frankie Edgar: Main Card Preview and Breakdown
Keyboard Kimura breaks down the main card from UFC 156 including the featherweight title main event between Jose Aldo and Frankie Edgar. Continue reading
UFC 156: Frankie Edgar, Chris Weidman, and The Major Draw Fallacy
Frankie Edgar wasn't a big draw when he faced off with BJ Penn. Now he's a pound-for-pound fixture, headlining his sixth straight pay-per-view, fighting in a seventh consecutive title fight. Continue reading
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Saturday night, Frankie Edgar looks to join Randy Couture and BJ Penn as fighters to hold UFC titles in two weight classes. Will it happen? Continue reading
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Three events, 12 fights, and all kinds of action. E. Spencer Kyte runs down the can't-miss contests on the UFC schedule in February. Continue reading
UFC: Jose Aldo vs. Frankie Edgar Different Than Jon Jones vs. Chael Sonnen
Frankie Edgar (R), shown here facing BJ Penn at UFC 112, could make his featherweight debut in a championship bout against Jose Aldo in January 2013 when the UFC returns to Brazil. (Photo by KARIM SAHIB/AFP/Getty Images)
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USA: Bigger is Better?Amsterdam, Fall 2010
So I've been back in the States for a little while now, and there really hasn't been any "reverse culture shock". Obviously, it felt a little weird being back at first, and I definitely miss Amsterdam so incredibly much. A lot of the other bloggers have been making lists, and I think that it's a pretty effective way of explaining some of the differences between life here and life abroad. Things I will miss about Europe/Amsterdam: -Raving in Turkish Baths in Budapest (and country hopping in general) -The swans in the Red Light District -Free Wi-Fi at McDonald's -Random carnivals in Dam Square -Buying vintage sweaters at Waterlooplein market -Meeting international people -The fashion (it seems like everyone here dresses the exact same) -My bike :( Things I'm looking forward to back at Rochester -Themed parties -Meal Plan -Tunnel System (it was COLD towards the end) -24 hour library -My Blackberry -English -Being able to walk home after a late night, as much as I do miss my bike -Seeing my friends One last thing: everything here is so BIG! My dad took me to a new supermarket in my town and I literally could not believe the size of everything. It made me miss my smaller neighborhood Albert Heijn. And the Forever 21 at my local mall took so long to navigate through; it was way bigger than the shops I used to frequent on Kalverstraat. [caption id="attachment_21150" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="seriously, look at this lettuce!!"][/caption] Anyways, it has been a great experience blogging this semester, and I hope you've learned a lot from what I have had to say. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to either Facebook me or email me at email@example.com. I really hope you consider studying abroad in Amsterdam!!
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Julie Magnus is the branch manager of the Corte Madera and Marin City Libraries.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Celebrate National Library Week and visit your local library! Find out how lives change at your library.
Every day across the country, libraries open their doors to everyone: students, parents, seniors, teachers, writers, artists, job seekers, entrepreneurs, readers, gamers, movie lovers and travel buffs. Head to your library during National Library Week to see what's new and take part in the celebration.
Best-selling author and intellectual freedom advocate Judy Blume will serve as Honorary Chair, National Library Week, 2014.
Judy Blume writes that she found her first favorite books while sitting on the floor of the children's room at the public library in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She grew up with her own characters and stories running around inside her head. Today her characters live in twenty-eight books in thirty-two languages.
Blume is a longtime advocate of intellectual freedom. She has worked closely with the National Coalition Against Censorship as well as the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom to protect the freedom to read. She is proud to be a recipient of the Margaret A. Edwards Award for Lifetime Achievement from the American Library Association. Most recently she was co-writer/producer of a film adaptation of her novel Tiger Eyes. Currently she is writing a new novel.
One way to show your support for libraries is to sign the Declaration for the Right to Libraries. Copies are available at your local branch, or you can sign online.
The Declaration for the Right to Libraries is the cornerstone document of ALA President Barbara Stripling's presidential initiative, Libraries Change Lives, which is designed to build the public will and sustained support for America's right to libraries of all types – academic, special, school, and public.
"In the spirit of the United States Declaration of Independence and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we believe that libraries are essential to a democratic society. Every day, in countless communities across our nation and the world, millions of children, students and adults use libraries to learn, grow and achieve their dreams. In addition to a vast array of books, computers and other resources, library users benefit from the expert teaching and guidance of librarians and library staff to help expand their minds and open new worlds. We declare and affirm our right to quality libraries -public, school, academic, and special – and urge you to show your support by signing your name to this Declaration for the Right to Libraries."


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Clancy Yeates reports on banking and finance and is a former Canberra business correspondent.
Don't fall victim to credit card gouging
Clancy Yeates There are quicker ways to cope with credit card debt than waiting for a government inquiry.
Pay packets feel the pinch
Clancy Yeates If you're a wage-earner hoping for a big pay rise, recent figures are hardly encouraging.
Why there's a downside to dividends
Clancy Yeates Believe it or not, the surge in dividends may also create challenges for investors.
Is fear driving us to edge of property cliff?
Clancy Yeates Key measures of valuation suggest rapid house price growth cannot continue at this pace.
Bank shares no longer in a sweet spot
Clancy Yeates The bank dividend bonanza of recent years is unlikely to be repeated.
Consumers shy away from credit
Clancy Yeates Expensive forms of personal credit are on the nose, recent figures suggest.
Ignoring fees will hit your bottom line
Clancy Yeates Small differences in administration fees can make a big difference.
Locking in a fixed rate loan might be a smart move
Clancy Yeates Even though the Reserve Bank hasn't cut official interest rates since February, the cost of borrowing with fixed-rate home loans continues to fall.
Don't ignore the signs when it comes to yield
Clancy Yeates The house price boom in Australia's two biggest cities is crunching the most immediate source of return for property investors: rental yields.
Pump up a mortgage cushion by overpaying
Clancy Yeates Low interest rates are giving borrowers the chance to get on top of their debts.
Iron ore falls off cliff but markets keep on climbing
Clancy Yeates What Australia gets paid for its most valuable export has fallen off a cliff, but you wouldn't know it from looking at the share market.
Fears around growth of payday loans
Clancy Yeates High-interest payday lending has surged despite reforms in 2013, consumer advocates say.
Sweet credit-card deals can leave a sour taste
Clancy Yeates Banks' credit-card offers might look tempting, but there are plenty of reasons to be sceptical.
Income is getting less disposable
Clancy Yeates Our steady savings are good news for households, but bad news for retailers.
Dangers in forgetting your principals
Clancy Yeates Borrowers should be aware of what they're getting themselves into with interest-only loans.
Dividends set to keep buoying the banks
Clancy Yeates Investors' love affair with our biggest lenders shows no signs of fading.
End of the line for credit card surcharges
Clancy Yeates For several years now, regulators have tacitly acknowledged that some businesses are gouging customers who pay on credit.
Soaring childcare costs eat into family budgets
Clancy Yeates How much have childcare costs really risen in recent years? And what is the government likely to do about it?
Cheaper goods not good news for all
Clancy Yeates Economists worry that overseas weakness will spread to these shores.
Companies to back in the coming year
Clancy Yeates Which shares stand to deliver the best returns when growth is soft and interest rates at record lows?


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Society Cabaret, San Francisco's premiere venue for musical talent and great food, is trying to tickle your funny bone this weekend while showing its LGBT pride.
This week's performer isn't one who will sing show tunes or jazz standards. Instead, Shann Carr, and out and proud lesbian, will make us all laugh in her comedy concert Friday and Saturday.
You may not necessarily know Carr by name but there's no way you could have avoided her if you're connected to the gay world or even a mere attendee of a Gay Pride Parade.
"I have done Pride fifteen times," she says, recalling she even was the emcee in TV-20's inaugural years and has made countless appearances at Josie's, El Rio and Amelias as well as her movie was even the closing film at at Frameline back in the day.
Never without her wit, Carr was asked why she thinks gay men just love her and she said it's due to her large penis (actually she used the word that rhymes with rock but examiner.com won't allow that.) But it might have more to do with the fact that she's also been popular on the Atlantis cruises and has started a following with her act at Cobb's Comedy Club, the Punchline, the Comedy Store and even the Marine's Memorial Theater.
While a comic at heart, Carr has felt a void in her life and has been traveling alone lately. She is usually with Gertie, her pink, sunglass-wearing, rhinestone emblazoned RV. Yes, RV! Carr has used her RV to do community work from collecting food donations for local food banks to transporting crated pets to and from adoption locations. Gertie has also proven to be an attraction of her own and the desired mode of transportation at fundraising parties and events. Sadly, Gertie brokedown not long ago on a trip to Las Vegas and temporarily isn't supporting the community that needs her.
But Carr and a bunch of friends have started an Indiegogo campaign that ends mid-July and they are almost at their goal. If you want to help Gertie get back on her "feet" make a donation at www.indiegogo.com/projects/watch-the-short-video-of-gertie-for-good-help....
To learn more about Carr, go to www.shanncarr.com.
Get tickets for her June 27 or 28 show at www.societycabaret.com. There will also be a giveaway at the SF Eagle on Wednesday night to win a pair of tickets to the show during the Eagle's Open Mic.


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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce its nominees for the 86th Academy Awards at 5:30am PST on Thursday, Jan. 16.
Until then, here are the predicted nominees for Oscars this year:
Best Visual Effects -------------
- Gravity (watch the trailer)
- The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (watch the trailer)
- Pacific Rim (watch the trailer)
- Star Trek Into Darkness (watch the trailer)
- Thor: The Dark World (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the the cut: Ten films remain in the running for this award - but only five will receive nominations. 'World War Z' would be the film that just barely misses the cut.
Thoughts: This category has previously nominated 'The Hobbit,' 'Star Trek (2009)' and many Marvel movies. 'Pacific Rim' is too big to be snubbed. But the lock for a nomination is 'Gravity.'
Best Film Editing -------------
- Captain Phillips
- Gravity
- Rush
- 12 Years a Slave
- The Wolf of Wall Street
Who doesn't make the the cut: 'American Hustle'
Thoughts: 'Gravity' and 'Rush' are the leaders of this pack -- their frantic pacing is a large component of what makes these two films work.
Best Makeup and Hairstyling -------------
- American Hustle
- Dallas Buyers Club
- The Great Gatsby (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the the cut: Seven candidates remain in the hunt for this award - and only three will be nominated. 'Catching Fire' could be the one film that just barely misses the cut.
Thoughts: If this is the field, then the award will come down to two period pieces - the crazy hair/styling of the '70s in 'American Hustle' and the elaborate costumes of the Roaring Twenties in 'The Great Gatsby.'
Best Cinematography -------------
- Inside Llewyn Davis
- Gravity
- Nebraska
- 12 Years a Slave
- All is Lost
Who doesn't make the the cut: 'Prisoners.'
Thoughts: The front runners are 'Llewyn Davis' and 'Gravity' -- but the black-and-white, stark film 'Nebraska' is just behind them.
Best Animated Feature -------------
- Frozen (watch the trailer)
- The Wind Rises (watch the trailer)
- Despicable Me 2 (watch the trailer)
- Monsters University (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the the cut: There are 19 animated features that made this category's shortlist - and only 5 will receive nominations.
Thoughts: 'Frozen' is one of the most financially successful films of 2013 - and that goes a long way in this category. 'The Wind Rises' has flat out won Best Animated film honors all Award Season and been nominated in the Foreign Language category -- but the Animated Feature award has long, sad history of going to inferior films. This has a lot to do with name recognition. 'Monsters University' and 'Despicable Me 2' will make this category just to round out a few more recognizable animated movies.
Best Documentary – Feature -------------
- The Act of Killing (watch the trailer)
- Blackfish (watch the trailer)
- The Square
- Stories We Tell (watch the trailer)
- 20 Feet from Stardom (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the cut: Fifteen films remain in the hunt for this award - but only five will be nominated. The only sure picks to receive nominations are 'Act of Killing,' 'Stories We Tell' and '20 Feet from Stardom' - the remaining two nomination slots is basically a pick'em.
Thoughts: This category will come down to 'The Act of Killing' or 'Stories We Tell.' Virtually all major Award Season wins for 'Best Documentary' have gone to either 'Killing' or 'Stories.' A win by another doc would be considered an upset -- although '20 Feet from Stardom' has received a number of Award Season nominations in this category.
Best Foreign Language Film -------------
- The Hunt (watch the trailer)
- The Grandmaster
- The Great Beauty (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the cut: The major surprise in this category is the three films that have dominated the foreign language category ('Blue is the Warmest Color,' 'The Past' and 'Wadjda') did not even make this category's shortlist of nine movies. 'Blue' was ruled ineligible because it was released too late, while 'Past' and 'Wadjda' simply did not make the semifinalist cut. 'The Hunt,' 'The Grandmaster' and 'The Great Beauty' are the three most likely to receive nominations - the remaining two nominee slots are a pick 'em.
Thoughts: 'The Great Beauty' is a lock for a nomination -- mainly due to its upset win at the Golden Globes and the fact that its main foreign language competition will not be nominated. By process of elimination, that leaves 'The Great Beauty' as the de facto/presumptive winner of this category ... however, 'The Hunt' has received a number of Award Season nominations.
Best Adapted Screenplay -------------
- 12 Years a Slave
- Before Midnight (watch the trailer)
- Captain Phillips (watch the trailer)
- Philomena (watch the trailer)
- The Wolf of Wall Street
Who doesn't make the cut: 'August: Osage County' is a Pulitzer Prize-winning stage play - but its film adaptation has received moderate to cool reviews.
Thoughts: '12 Years a Slave' would be the odd-on favorite in this field - but don't count out 'Before Midnight,' which has earned a number of Award Season wins and nominations in the screenplay categories. And the over-the-top comedy 'Wolf of Wall Street' could very well steal a win in this category.
Best Original Screenplay -------------
- American Hustle
- Blue Jasmine (watch the trailer)
- Inside Llewyn Davis
- Her
- Nebraska
Who doesn't make the cut: 'Dallas Buyers Club' and 'Enough Said.'
Thoughts: Aside from the 'main' categories (acting/directing/picture), this may be the toughest to call.
Best Supporting Actress -------------
- Sally Hawkins (Blue Jasmine)
- Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle)
- Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
- Julia Roberts (August: Osage County)
- June Squibb (Nebraska)
Who doesn't make the cut: Léa Seydoux (Blue Is the Warmest Color) and Oprah Winfrey (Lee Daniels' The Butler).
Thoughts: Hawkins, Roberts and Squibb will have front-row seats to the Lawrence-Nyong'o rematch -- these two actresses have traded off wins for Supporting Actress all Award Season. But Squibb is best positioned for a steal if either J-Law or Nyong'o lose momentum.
Best Supporting Actor -------------
- Barkhad Abdi (Captain Phillips)
- Daniel Bruhl (Rush)
- Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave)
- James Gandolfini (Enough Said)
- Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
Who doesn't make the cut: James Franco (Spring Breakers) - but just barely.
Thoughts: This is Jared Leto's award to lose - but don't count out the underdog Barkhad Abdi. And if Gandolfini does not receive a posthumous nomination, then don't be surprised if James Franco's outlandish performance in 'Spring Breakers' earns him a place on this list.
Best Actress -------------
- Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
- Amy Adams (American Hustle)
- Brie Larson (Short Term 12)
- Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks)
- Judi Dench (Philomena)
Who doesn't make the cut: Adèle Exarchopoulos (Blue Is the Warmest Color), Sandra Bullock (Gravity) and Meryl Streep (August: Osage County).
Thoughts: Cate Blanchett will win this award. That said, it would be nice to see Brie Larson receive a nomination for her incredible, emotionally raw performance in 'Short Term 12.' Adams and Thompson have earned their nominations with their numerous Award Season wins and nominations. Dench also deserves a nomination for her guilt-ridden/daft Irish woman in 'Philomena.'
Best Actor -------------
- Christian Bale (American Hustle)
- Bruce Dern (Nebraska)
- Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave)
- Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club)
- Robert Redford (All Is Lost)
Who doesn't make the cut: Golden Globe winner Leonardo Dicaprio - but it's a fairly regular occurrence for a Globe winner to be shut out of an Oscar nomination (recent examples: Kate Winslet, Colin Farrell & Paul Giamatti). The most vulnerable on this list is Redford, who will probably receive an Oscar nod for his body of work and his great performance in 'All is Lost.' But Joaquin Phoenix ('Her') and Oscar Issac ('Inside Llewyn Davis') are waiting on deck.
Thoughts: This is the toughest category in this year's Award Season. Anyone of these men has a rightful claim to the award.
Best Director -------------
- Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave)
- David O. Russell (American Hustle)
- Alfonso Cuaron (Gravity)
- Joel & Ethan Coen (Inside Llewyn Davis)
- Alexander Payne (Nebraska)
Who doesn't make the cut: Spike Jonze (Her) and Paul Greengrass (Captain Phillips).
Thoughts: This battle for Best Director would likely be a battle between Cuaron and McQueen. The Coen Brothers and Payne failed to nab Best Director nominations from the Directors Guild Awards -- this does not usually bode well for their Oscar odds.
Best Picture -------------
- 12 Years a Slave (watch the trailer)
- American Hustle (watch the trailer)
- Blue is the Warmest Color (watch the trailer)
- Dallas Buyers Club (watch the trailer)
- Gravity (watch the trailer)
- Her (watch the trailer)
- Inside Llewyn Davis (watch the trailer)
- Nebraska (watch the trailer)
- Saving Mr. Banks (watch the trailer)
- The Wolf of Wall Street (watch the trailer)
Who doesn't make the cut: This year's list could easily do without 'The Wolf of Wall Street' - but this cautionary tale of excess is among the Award Season leaders in Best Film nominations (but no wins). 'Captain Phillips' and 'Philomena' are poised to pick off nominees who may not connect with the 'old man' Academy voting block - which leaves 'Her' and 'Dallas Buyers Club' vulnerable.
Thoughts: The only reason 'Saving Mr. Banks' will likely receive a Best Picture nod is because the Academy voting block is primarily old men (many of whom probably knew Walt Disney) who love movies about Hollywood (examples: 'The Artist,' 'Hugo' & 'Argo'). But if the Academy does the right thing and goes with a Best Picture field of eight movies (and does not nominate 'Mr. Banks'), then this Best Picture field will be tough. Although the Academy's rules made 'Blue is the Warmest Color' ineligible for the Foreign Language category, this French film is still eligible for the Best Picture category and find a place on this list, much like 'Amour' did last year.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce the nominees for the 2014 Oscars at 5:30am PST on January 16.


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I can connect to my Amazon EC2 instance via the
pem file that I've been given.
I do something like this
ssh -i <mykeyname>.pem ubuntu@<myexternalip>
and it works ok.
But now I need a passwordless login to my instance, so I create a key pair as shown here
and send my
.pub file to my remote instance and put it under the
.ssh directory with the name
authorized_keys but I still can't connect!
I keep getting an error message:
Permission denied (publickey).
Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Are all other forms of logging in (apart from .pem files) disallowed by default on EC2 Instances?
thanks in advance.


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When the moon is full and love is in the air, pastry chef Amy Pierce of San Francisco's Millennium Restaurant gives romance a little stir -- with things like poached pears.
"A lot of times it's the shape, you know? I think pears have a seductive kind of shape," says Pierce.
Ingredients like the pomegranate add another romantic dimension. Pierce says, "As you'll see when we cut into it, it's a really deep red. It's really sensual."
To make the dish, first peel the pears and cut in half. Set them aside and go on to the pomegranate. Quarter it, and knock out the seeds. In a saucepan, pour a bottle of port. Add sugar, star anise, spices and the pomegranate seeds. You'll also need half of a vanilla bean.
Pierce says, "You kind of just spread it open a little bit. This time use the back of the knife to scrape all the seeds."
Heat the mixture to a boil and drop in the pears.
"It's kind of like they're steeping, like a tea, and they're going to soak up that wonderful red color," says Pierce.
Another dessert, truffles, is a traditional aphrodisiac. Start with semi-sweet or bittersweet chocolate. Then add milk, orange liquor and chili powder.
Chili powder? Pierce says it enhances the aphrodisiac qualities, which chocolate already has.
Place in a double boiler and whisk until melted. After cooling, scoop the mixture and coat it in cocoa powder.
That's all there is to making a delicious and romantic dessert!
Recipes by pastry chef Amy Pierce
Port Poached Pears
Bittersweet Chocolate Truffles
Candied Walnuts
Coconut Sorbet


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There are many special days of the year devoted to animals of all shapes and sizes. Some celebrate specific breeds or species and others help raise awareness about an important cause or issue. Animal-related holidays during the month of April include National Siamese Cat Day, National Farm Animals Day, National Pet Day, National Hairball Awareness Day, World Penguin Day, Pet Owner's Independence Day and Dog Farting Awareness Day (yes, really!)
April 14 is National Dolphin Day, an annual event that not only celebrates these amazing creatures, but also shines the spotlight on the plight of the dolphin.
Dolphins Facts
- Part of the toothed whale family, dolphins are highly intelligent marine mammals known for their playful behavior.
- There are 36 species of dolphins - most live in salt water but a few live in freshwater locations.
- Dolphins are social creatures and live, travel and hunt for fish and other prey together as a group.
- Did you know dolphins can't breathe underwater? While they eat with their mouths, they breathe through their blowholes.
- Dolphins have excellent eyesight but have no sense of smell.
- Killer whales are actually dolphins.
- Dolphins can recognize themselves and have and know their names.
- Dolphins are known to commit suicide when under duress.
Dolphin Threats
Like other species around the world, dolphins face numerous threats. From global warming, pollution and oil spills, to hunting, boat collisions, fishing nets and tuna fishing, the biggest threat to these fascinating creatures is man.
The film, The Cove, exposed the horrific slaughter of more than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises off the coast of Japan in a secluded and highly protected cove. The dolphin meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is often sold and labeled as whale meat.
The Social Action Campaign for The Cove shines the spotlight on this disturbing annual hunt. Please help stop the senseless slaughter of Japan's dolphins by signing the online petition.
April 14 is also Ex-Spouse Day and International Moment of Laughter Day.
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Fifty two dresses make up the Ronald Joyce 2010 bridal collection. Beautiful pieces that will make any bride feel special. So let's take a look at some of Ronald Joyce's creations.
Structured bodices and flowing skirts in sumptuous fabrics are a strong element of the Ronald Joyce collection. Beautiful embellishment, such as jewelled bodices and belts are also featured strongly.
You can find Ronald Joyce suppliers all over the UK, so check out the website for a list of suppliers.
We especially like Luna (6103), Liverpool (62068) and Lavinia (61019).
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Beautiful hand-sewn details on luxurious french tulle and silk. It is a stunning piece purchased in Selfridges, London at the 2010 year-end sample sale.
This dress was worn on my wedding in Singapore in May 2011, for an evening at the ballroom. Dress has received many compliments!
Have decided to let go of this gem at a steal specially for a suitable bride. However as this was a sample piece, please be realistic with signs of wear – mostly discolouration on the inside of the gown, although hardly visible in photos. This lovely gown has a touch of vintage-ness to it!
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Ode to the West Wind
by Percy Bysshe Shelley
Ode to the West Wind Transformation Quotes
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Quote #1
O Thou,
Who chariotest to their dark wintry bed
The wingèd seeds, where they lie cold and low,
Each like a corpse within its grave, until
Thine azure sister of the Spring shall blow
Her clarion o'er the dreaming earth, and fill
[. . .]
With living hues and odours plain and hill (5-10, 12)
The West Wind plants seeds in the ground in the autumn that will germinate next spring. But the seedbeds are like graves, the seeds are like corpses, and their transformation in the Spring is like the resurrection of bodies during the Apocalypse. The Spring wind even blows a "clarion" that reminds us of the Last Trumpet. So there are two kinds of transformation here: the cycle of the seasons, and the linear finality of the Apocalypse. Somehow, Shelley suggests, every spring seems like the end of the world.
Quote #2
there are spread
On the blue surface of thine airy surge,
Like the bright hair uplifted from the head
Of some fierce Mænad, even from the dim verge
Of the horizon to the zenith's height,
The locks of the approaching storm. (18-23)
Shelley introduces yet another kind of transformation into the poem – the breaking of an autumn storm. The entire world, from the sky's edge to its center, seems affected by this storm, and we know that, whatever the transformation that's coming actually is, it will be utterly complete and leave nothing unchanged.
Quote #3
For whose path the Atlantic's level powers
Cleave themselves into chasms, while far below
The sea-blooms and the oozy woods which wear
The sapless foliage of the ocean, know
Thy voice, and suddenly grow gray with fear,
And tremble and despoil themselves (36-42)
The West Wind transforms things it touches directly, like the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, but also things that it touches indirectly or that it only affects in a very distant way, like the beds of kelp, seaweed, and other marine plants on the ocean floor.


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Though Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen has stated there will be no new material after the death of guitarist Mike Scaccia, the band has one more release in the store for fans. Rumored to be their final live release "Last Tangle in Paris" will drop July 8 as a CD/DVD package. The concert will include footage from the band's 2012 show at Paris' La Cigale as part of their "DeFibriLaTour" and will also include one on one interviews, backstage footage, and tour rehearsals. The live LP will also be released as a digipak, which will include a tour retrospective double audio album featuring live tracks from 2006. The band released a trailer along with an eight minute preview of the upcoming release, which can be seen on their website.
Recently, Al Jourgensen revealed via Facebook Ministry will embark on a world tour where they will perform their last album "From Beer to Eternity" in its entirety. No further updates have been released about tour. To pre-order "Last Tangle in Paris" visit the band's website.
The full track listing for "Last Tangle In Paris" is as follows:
DVD/Blu-ray and audio CD track listing:
01. Ghouldiggers
02. No "W"
03. Senor Peligro
04. Lieslieslies
05. 99%
06. Life Is Good
07. Relapse
08. The Last Sucker
09. Psalm 69
10. New World Order
11. Just One Fix
12. Thieves
CD1 / Retrospective track listing:
01. Ghouldiggers
02. No "W"
03. Senor Peligro
04. Rio Grande Blood
05. 99%
06. Life Is Good
07. Relapse
08. The Last Sucker
CD2 / Retrospective track listing:
01. Psalm 69
02. New World Order
03. Just One Fix
04. Thieves
05. Khyber Pass
06. Fear Is Big Business
07. Let's Go
08. Watch Yourself
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Under the direction of the Behavior Science Department, the Academic Advisor - Behavioral Science will: advise new, prospective, and transfer students in all aspects of academic programs; provide developmental and career advising; help students develop an educational plan toward graduation; manage an advising caseload toward greater retention.
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Essential Functions, Major Duties, and/or Accountabilities:
- Maintain a case load of incoming and continuing undergraduate students; maintain advising records using computer applications relevant for file maintenance and organization of case load.
- Assist and facilitate students with career exploration and the development of meaningful educational plans and academic emphasis selection.
- Respond and provide accurate information to informational requests from potential students, staff, high school counselors and others interested in UVU in person, via telephone and email and on site at UVU.
- Provide information, assistance and referrals to student support services to assist advisees in managing their college experience.
- Interpret and explain UVU policies and procedures to advisees.
- Assist students with the enrollment and registration process.Review post-secondary institution unofficial transcripts and prior academic history. Interpret test scores; assist with appropriate course placement; counsel on academic difficulty, remove holds etc.
- Serve as a member of the Advisement Forum; advocate and problem solve with faculty, administration and staff on student academic problems, issues and concerns; provide accurate information concerning program changes, assessment guidelines, course and instructor information, transfer issues, scholarships and appropriate referrals by attending and participating in necessary meetings, activities, and events of the forum.
- Represent the department on any relevant University committees, departmental committees, or professional associations/organizations as needed and/or assigned.
- Organize, coordinate or assist in managing a number of undergraduate student programs or advisement related events. Examples of such events include: Majors; Fair, Parent Orientation, International Student and Parent Orientation, Career Fairs, undergraduate information sessions, regional, national, and international guidance counselor events.
- Work with Advisor Training and Development staff to learn all aspects of UVU academic advising and achieve advisor certification.
- Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
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May include evening, weekend, and off campus hours.
Graduation from an accredited institution with a bachelors degree and two years experience related to the summary of duties, with displayed experience or emphasis within the appropriate department discipline.
Knowledge of student development theory and its application to promote student retention and academic success in a college/university setting.
Knowledge of student advising techniques pertaining to content, curriculum, curriculum development, course scheduling and graduation requirements specific to the academic major, department, discipline, or college.
Knowledge of graduate schools, careers, or job markets and/or related research tools relative to the academic major, department, discipline, or college.
Skill in assisting students to develop effective academic plans in pursuit of career and life goals.
Skill in the use of media and technology, including but not limited to office software platforms and student data systems (i.e. BANNER) as applied to management of records, report preparation and related activities.
Ability to creatively and independently problem solve by prioritizing and multitasking under pressure.
Ability to serve individuals with diverse personalities through the use of effective interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work with a campus-wide community in a professional team environment.
Ability to interpret UVU's core values (serious, inclusive, engaged) as they apply to advising.
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You may wish to check out, "The Mental Cost of Cognitive Enhancement," published March 6, 2013 in the Journal of Neuroscience. The news on this enhancement is that there's a trade off when it comes to boosting brain power by electrical stimulation. See, "Boosting Brain Power Comes At A Price." That article explains that noninvasive brain stimulation provides a potential tool for affecting brain functions in the typical and atypical brain and offers in several cases an alternative to pharmaceutical intervention, notes the study's abstract. If you wonder whether brain stimulation with electricity can help you do better in math, you may wish to first read the article, "New Brain Stimulation Technique Makes You Better At Math."
The stimulation isn't electrical as in plugging your brain into a socket. What it's about consists of a process known as transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS). The stimulation has been around for a few years. It's really more like excitability. tRNS works by enhancing the excitability of the brain, and it does so by applying random electrical noise to target regions of the cortex via stimulation electrodes placed on the surface of the scalp, notes the article, "New Brain Stimulation Technique Makes You Better At Math."
Some studies have suggested that transcranial electrical stimulation (TES), a form of noninvasive brain stimulation, also can be used to enhance cognitive performance. Critically, research so far has primarily focused on optimizing protocols for effective stimulation, or assessing potential physical side effects of TES while neglecting the possibility of cognitive side effects, says the article.
What the researchers assessed in the study is the possibility of potential side effects of TES
Here's how it works as far as what's in the study's abstract: The scientists targeted the high-level cognitive abilities of learning and automaticity in the mathematical domain. Notably, learning and automaticity represent critical abilities for potential cognitive enhancement in typical and atypical populations.
Over 6 days, healthy human adults underwent cognitive training on a new numerical notation while receiving TES to the posterior parietal cortex or the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Stimulation to the the posterior parietal cortex facilitated numerical learning, whereas automaticity for the learned material was impaired.
In contrast, stimulation to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex impaired the learning process, whereas automaticity for the learned material was enhanced. The observed double dissociation indicates that cognitive enhancement through TES can occur at the expense of other cognitive functions. These findings have important implications for the future use of enhancement technologies for neurointervention and performance improvement in healthy populations.


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They say "beauty is in the eye of the beholder."
When it comes to art, beauty is very subjective. What is viewed as priceless to one can make another gaze with a tilted head muttering "I don't get it."
I recently used these words to describe a little bit about my son:
"When this joyous being came into my life, I was given the gift of a type of peace I did not know I could experience. He has always been happy, kind and giving of a sense of humor that makes me laugh, always. My son gave meaning to the word 'advocate' for I felt I was always sticking up for his curious, rambunctious ways. It was exhausting, but I never wanted him to feel his uniqueness was stifled in any way."
When I wrote that, I had a specific instance that kept playing over and over in my head. It had to do with a time in our life eight years ago when my son started Kindergarten. A time where, as a parent, I had to make sure my son felt validated and that he embraced the knowledge that he was smart, funny and that his contributions mattered no matter what the teacher said to him. I was faced with trying to teach my 6-year-old that he was enough and did not have to try to please his teacher, something I knew he was so desperately trying to do.
It all boiled down to an art project done in class around the spring break time.
Arriving home that day in April, my son was oddly quiet. No chatter about his day. He gave me a half smile and went into the other room to play with his Power Rangers. I thought maybe he was tired, so I let him be as I pulled out the mass of papers haphazardly shoved into his backpack. After looking through letter people and various pictures, I noticed a crumpled ball of paper in the very bottom of the bag. As I transformed the ball back to a flat piece of paper, I asked my son why his artwork was squished.
"My teacher told me I did it all wrong and that it wasn't as pretty as the others." I listened as he continued. "She said to make our eggs pretty…to use all the pretty colors. So I did. And then she said that it did not look like an Easter egg, that it should be blue, green or purple, but I told her that when I dip my eggs in all the colors, this is what it looks like. Then she told me that it wasn't like all the others."
I knew what happened. He followed his teacher's directions, literally. He used ALL the pretty colors, making his egg brown-ish in color. When he finished, he saw it as beautiful. What broke my heart for him was the fact she made him feel not good enough, so much so that he was ashamed of his artwork and hid it in the bottom of his bag.
I remember taking his little hands in mine and as we touched foreheads asked him if he liked his picture. He slowly nodded yes. I whispered that I liked that he used all the colors and that I thought it was pretty. I then asked if it would be okay if we hung it on the fridge. Again he nodded and we walked over and hung it with his Superman magnet. He smiled and hugged my leg, then ran off to resume his Ranger battle.
Kindergarten should be exciting and full of wonder, creating a base of empowerment to carry through the next 12 years of education. I felt horrible that this was not the experience my son was receiving at school and we worked so hard at home that year to make up for it. It is important to always advocate for your children and their feelings. When the world makes them feel less than, it is at this time they need us the most to let them know they are enough.
If allowed to be themselves, to share all their unique qualities, they will create for you a true masterpiece.
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Scrabble word: CHINCHILLA
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Definitions of CHINCHILLA in dictionaries:
- noun - the expensive silvery grey fur of the chinchilla
- noun - a thick twilled fabric of wool and cotton
- noun - small rodent with soft pearly grey fur
- A squirrellike rodent (Chinchilla laniger) native to the mountains of South America and widely raised in captivity for its soft, pale gray fur.
- The fur of this animal.
- A thick, twilled cloth of wool and cotton used for overcoats.
There are 10 letters in CHINCHILLA: A C C H H I I L L N
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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz will begin a state visit to Italy tomorrow. It is the second leg of a tour that began with a visit to Britain and will also include Germany and Turkey.
Saudi-Italian relations date back to 1932, when Italy opened a consulate in Jeddah. Today, Italy is one of Saudi Arabia's largest trading partners. In 2006, Saudi imports from Italy totaled $2.6 billion, while its exports reached $5.3 billion. In addition, a large number of Saudi students are pursuing academic studies in Italy.
King Abdullah last visited Italy in 1999 as Crown Prince. In April 2007, Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi visited Saudi Arabia for talks with King Abdullah about the Middle East peace process, the situation in Iraq and bilateral cooperation.


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Need a hand with the garbage level. I have moved through the initial area with the 4 compactors, explored the 2 side rooms, moved through the 1 compactor that does not have a garbage bin to the bottomless room stacked with boxes. I am able to get onto the catwalk, kill the annoying guy with the grenades, and force move the crate off the ledge that is on the other side that you enter in. However, here I am totally stuck. There is no other place to go that I can see. I have read several other threads about this room and they mention another room or area that can be accessed, but I cannot find any such area. There is a door in the hallway that slopes downward from the catwalk, but it does not open. Help please.


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Robert Avey, Mount Pocono, PA and White Plains, NY, a junior in the Jazz Studies program in the Purchase College School of the Arts, Conservatory of Music, received the 2006 Theodore Presser Scholarship and was the winner of the 2006 Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition in piano.
The Theodore Presser Scholarship recognizes an outstanding undergraduate music student who is selected by his/her college to receive the award. Presented by the Theodore Presser Foundation, the scholarship honors the memory of the founder of the Theodore Presser Company, the oldest music publisher in the United States, who was also a philanthropist in the cause of music education.
The Yamaha Young Performing Artists Program recognizes outstanding young musicians from the worlds of classical, jazz and contemporary music. Winners of this year's competition will be invited to an all expenses paid weekend awards ceremony at the Bands of America Summer Symposium, a taped live recital/concert by the winners and Yamaha performing artists, and other events and honors. Winners will also enjoy many of the privileges of a Yamaha artist, including services and communication with Yamaha's artist relations department.


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The Vancouver Canucks brought in rocker Tom Cochrane to help provide an emotional and touching pre-game tribute to Luc Bourdon on Thursday night.
Alex Burrows then proceeded to add one of his own.
Some things are just meant to be and Burrows scoring two goals and playing a key role in Vancouver's impressive season-opening 6-0 win over the Calgary Flames certainly falls into that category.
Burrows was Bourdon's best friend on the Canucks, a fellow Francophone who bonded with the young Canuck defenceman. When he scored Vancouver's third goal of the night early in the second period, Burrows made like his stick was a bow and aimed it toward the heavens. It was a move his late friend often used.
"He used to do this move after he scored goals in junior like he was pulling the bow and shooting," Burrows said. "It was just a little tribute to him. I thought about it right away after I scored. I remember he used to do that all the time."
Burrows also retrieved the puck after his first goal. "I think I will give it to his girlfriend or maybe his mom.".
Burrows had dinner Wednesday night with Bourdon's mother, Suzanne Boucher, and his girlfriend, Charlene Ward. He has been a comfort to both of them ever since Bourdon perished in a motorcycle accident near his New Brunswick home this past May.
"They were were wishing for me to score a goal tonight, last night at dinner," he said. "That was maybe a little gift for them."
Burrows added another gift early in the third period when he converted a Ryan Johnson pass and beat Calgary goalie Miikka Kiprusoff from the right faceoff circle to give Vancouver a 4-0 lead.
"Obviously this was a special night for everyone in this locker-room," Burrows said. "Luc was one of my best friends. A lot of teammates were also tight with him. Everyone showed up and played a good game. It was an emotional night for us."
Although he had seen the video played before the opening faceoff several times, Burrows said it was still difficult for him to watch it on the GM Place scoreboard.
"I've seen it 10 times already, but tonight it was even more special," Burrows said. "I almost cried a bit on the ice. I almost had to stop watching it."
Burrows said his first shift of the night was a difficult one as he was still thinking of his friend.
"But once I got my first shift under my belt that's when I started feeling good and my legs were going pretty good tonight," Burrows said. "Maybe Luc was out there to help me."


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I can always be found with at least one book in my purse, several strewn
about my car, and about a million on my nightstand and bookshelf at home.
My favorite authors are Judith McNaught, Diana Gabaldon, Nora Roberts,
Suzanne Brockmann, Julie Garwood and Julia Quinn. I started reading
romance with the young adult Sweet Dreams line (my favorites
are Secret Identity, Little Sister, Love Times Two,
and several I can't remember) and the Sunfire books (my favorites are
Victoria, Roxanne, Danielle, Kathleen
and Jessica). My first adult romance was Julie Garwood's
The Gift.
I live in Texas, land of heat. I'm married with no kids and a spoiled
beagle named Belle (from my favorite Disney movie, Beauty and the Beast).
My real job is in communications at a school of public health. Besides
reading, dancing is my other passion. Jazz and ballet are my favorite classes,
and I started taking them again about three years ago. Since then I've found
I like hip hop as well. :) Other hobbies include
scrapbooking (when I find the time), running, traveling and watching Alias.


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As of this morning, Jan. 20, 2014 (Philippine time), The Biggest Loser Doubles Pinoy Edition challenge master Matteo Guidicelli is still leading in a poll being conducted by starmometer.com. The poll asks "Who Do You Think Will Be Chosen as the Kapamilya Captain Barbell?" and based on the latest result, Matteo is on top of the list with his 734 votes or 17.32%.
He is followed by the newest Kapamilya actor JC De Vera who is currently working with Angel Locsin, Maja Salvador and Jericho Rosales for The Legal Wife, the newest TV series on ABS-CBN. Coco Martin, Paolo Avelino and Gerald Anderson are among the top five, but like what happened to Anne Curtis who is now learning to swim in preparation for the role of Dyesebel, the actor with the highest percentage of votes has the biggest opportunity to play the role of Captain Barbell.
Matteo is really blessed these days. Aside from Galema, Daughter of Zuma, he also has The Biggest Loser Doubles Pinoy Edition with Iza Calzado, and now, if the ABS-CBN management is considering the poll being conducted by starmometer, he can be named as Captain Barbel in the coming days. On his love life, Matteo is keeping himself off, but according to some sources, his heart is full of love. "With Sarah Geronimo, the hunk actor is in good hands," some observers said.
And speaking of Sarah, her rendition of the song Say Something with Bamboo Manalac, her fellow coach of The Voice of the Philippines, is still one of the hottest topics on Twitter this morning. According to her fans and supporters, their collaboration on ASAP 19 was really the best. "Very nice version. Their voices are blending perfectly. Hoping there's a studio recording because Sarah's fans are just too noisy while their idol is singing.," Jo Bell Alonte said.
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Stocks are set to end the week higher after economic data from around the globe and a number of strong earnings reports made investors more optimistic... MACRO NEWS: The preliminary reading of a Chinese purchasing managers' index for January came in stronger than expected and reached a two year high... Meanwhile, an index of German business confidence also beat economists' expectations and rose for the third straight month in January... Here in the U.S., a flash PMI reading, weekly jobless claims and the index of leading indicators for December were better than expected... COMPANY NEWS: Apple's (AAPL) fall continued, as the company's stock sank after it reported lower than expected Q1 revenue and iPhone sales. The tech company also provided lower than expected Q2 revenue guidance... On the other hand, Netlflix's (NFLX) shares soared after the company reported stronger than expected Q4 results and provided Q1 EPS guidance that also surpassed expectations... IBM (IBM), Google (GOOG), railroad operator CSX (CSX) and energy exploration equipment maker Halliburton (HAL) were among the other companies whose earnings beat expectations.
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Every day there are thousands of homeless pets in shelters in metro Atlanta who all have the same wish - a forever home. They are dreaming of waking up in a home where they are loved and cherished and are a member of the family.
Since February is the month we celebrate love, I will be featuring pets from local shelters and rescue groups in who want to be your furry Valentine this year. These sweethearts want nothing more than their very own human and a warm place to sleep at night.
Today's featured pet is Trina from RescueCats. Trina is a four year old female brown tabby kitty. Here is more about Trina from Bill Crockett, Assistant Adoption Coordinator for RescueCats:
Trina is a very sweet and somewhat shy girl that was born on April 5, 2010. She would love to have a quieter home with people that will love her and give her attention.
She was adopted by a military member who had her for a year or so before he was deployed. She had a great home with him and they really loved each other. Not being able to find anyone to take her, he returned her to us. Not long after that, we re-adopted her to a nice lady. All was well until her boyfriend moved in and let her out the door. She showed up at the neighbors front door crying. He took her in but, as he already had a cat, could not keep her. He took her to the vet where she was scanned and once again returned to us. She really is a sweet girl and deserves her very own forever home.
Trina's adoption fee is $110. Click here to apply for Trina.
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RescueCats is a nonprofit, state-licensed, no-kill group dedicated to rescuing owner released and homeless kittens and cats. To prevent pet overpopulation, we have all kittens and cats spayed or neutered, and we provide a safe and loving shelter until stable, loving homes can be found. We work very hard to be a role model for other groups and educate the public about the necessity of spaying and neutering and proper care of animals. More than 7,000 animals have been saved by RescueCats.
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Archaeologists Found a Viking Parliament Buried Under a Parking Lot
There's some big excitement in the sleepy town of Dingwall, Scotland, where the remnants of Viking parliamentary gathering spot was just discovered under a parking lot. This is where Norse nobleman would get together and settle their differences before swords started swinging. Now it's a Camry hangout.


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At Shabbat morning services at B'nai David-Judea Congregation (BDJ) on May 2, Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky took an extra-long pause before beginning his drash, the weekly address to the congregation. It was more than just the usual wait for the gathering to settle into silence; it was...
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The Great Recession still haunts many Michigan residents. A great many people have lost financial standing permanently.
To counter this issue and to help people learn to get by on less money in this new, lean economy, some local governments, supported with grants, are working with residents to improve their general financial stability and knowledge .This concept is called, "Financial Empowerment Centers." These centers have just opened this month.
At these centers, trained counselors can work with people on personalized budgeting, saving money, and reducing debt. One specialty is working with consumers who do not have bank or credit union accounts to avoid costly payday loans and check cashing places. The counseling sessions usually last 30 minutes, but it can be longer if needed.
The program works on the idea of having all material help in one place. Residents can also get property tax help and food assistance, for example, in the same place with financial counseling. Additionally, with concentrated help, resident can improve their overall financial health.
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There is a lot of debate lately about whether the U.S. should intervene with Syria's civil war. The problem with this is that neither side is something we could throw the "good guy" tag on to muster support. Assad has been an enemy since they chose "against us" during the "with us or against us" lead up to the Iraq war, but the rebels are made up of groups we usually call terrorists. What is the self-appointed police of the planet to do?
The U.S. condemned Assad for using chemical weapons on the insurgents, though nobody is quite sure whether the insurgents are also using chemical weapons. Now Assad is using a more U.N. approved way of committing mass murder. Good, old-fashioned explosives. Though dropping an oil-drum bomb in town from a helicopter still makes for a high civilian body count which critics point to as being like terrorism.
What makes it terrorism? Is it the crudeness of the weapon. Is firing a Hellfire missile from a remotely controlled aerial drone into town somehow better? I always thought it was the act that defined terror, not the level of sophistication. But killing people with make-shift bombs is terrorism while killing people with high-tech weapons of the future is A-OK.
The truth is that neither side is a potential ally. Assad is in bed with Russia and Iran and the rebels will be our enemies as soon as they take over, if that is the end we see.
What we should do is stay out of it. We should also stop passing moral judgments on others that we don't also hold to ourselves.


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Jump N Jax is holding it's spring/summer consignment sale from February 4th through February 7th for the public. To make it easier for Jacksonville parents, grandparents, and other shoppers to make the most out of their shopping experience, there are certain tips and secrets to know about! There are also hints for consignors and volunteers! Don't miss out on this great semi-annual sale.
Tips For Shoppers
- The first 400 shoppers through the door will receive a goody bag filled wtih offers and discounts from Jump N Jax local Jacksonville area sponsors! Sponsors of the sale include: Oh 2 Be a Kid, Pink Ivy Parties, Kidspark, Salon on the Boulevard, St John's Presbyterian Kindergarten, First Baptist Junior Academy, Jennifer Mendoza Photography and Celebration Party Rentals.
- Leave kids at home...or drop them off at Kidspark in Jacksonville! Tiffany Wheeler of Jump N Jax wants shoppers to know that children are welcome but, "You will want to focus all of your attention of all of the great bargains you can find -- and it can be crowded!"
- Bring something sturdy to put purchases in while shopping! This can include a laundry basket, reusable canvas bags, and even a stroller to make it easier to keep items with you.
- Pregnant? A new grandparent? Military with ID? Shoppers in these categories get to shop the pre-sale on Wednesday, February 3! Email firstname.lastname@example.com for a pass.
Tips For Consignors & Volunteers
- Price items to what you would be willing to spend! It may be best to start at 1/4 to 1/3 the retail price and go from there. Pricing tips can be found online.
- Ironing clothing may make items stand out because clothes, especially for babies are popular items to sell.
- Consignors who get 5 new consignors to sign up for Jump N Jax will receive 75% of their sales, instead of the regular 65%!
- Volunteers get to shop the earliest! To volunteer visit Jump N Jax's website and shop on Tuesday, February 2nd.
More information on the Jump N Jax spring/summer sale is included on Examiner.com!
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Launch & PC of 'Watching the Watchdog: Media Monitoring for GE13'
The Centre for Independent Journalism is pleased to invite members of the media, civil society and diplomatic corps to the launch of our "Watching the Watchdog: Media Monitoring for 13th General Election" project. This media monitoring project is the biggest exercise of its kind ever undertaken by civil society in Malaysia, monitoring elections news in 29 media platforms across Malaysia's four main languages during the upcoming 13th General Elections. This project is being conducted in collaboration with the School of Modern Languages and Cultures, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus. Please join us to learn more about this ground-breaking exercise:
Date: 12 June 2012 (Tue)
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm
Venue: Utara 2, Level 2, Crystal Crown Hotel, 12, Lorong Utara A, Off Jalan Utara, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
10.30am: Welcome Address
10.35am: Masjaliza Hamzah, Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ)
10:45am: Prof. Zaharom Nain, Director, Centre for the Study of Communications & culture, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
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Spy programs have been around for hundreds of years. The traditional, cold-war-style way of spying was implanting people into another government posing as members of their own party and relaying information back to the home country.
Later came the advent of technology; wire taps were planted and short-wave radio transmissions were intercepted. Covert espionage was used against foreign nations or parties only. Now, with modern technology, things have changed slightly.
The current debate that is raging globally is whether or not any government has the right to collect information on its own citizens as a means to help 'protect them.' This debate is currently being played out in Canada, as well as the United States, with Edward Snowden as the face of the battle, and other developed countries. With the technology to track people via cell phones and intercept electronic communications, even going so far as to intercept physical packages in route, alter them, and resend them without anyone the wiser, espionage has come a long way in the last few decades.
Currently, with legislation playing out on all fronts, the actual legality of the issue appears to be quite murky. In mid-December, a US Federal Judge ruled that the spying program may be unconstitutional. That, however, is certainly not stopping the Obama Administration's efforts to keep the programs live and functioning as per the status quo.
In an article by Fox News that broke a few days ago, they reported that the Obama Administration is trying to defend their right to spy on US citizens. It has taken steps to continue it's program, including '…appealing a major ruling against the agency while winning permission from a secretive court to continue collecting Americans' phone records.'
What secretive court this is, it certainly isn't transparent. While a secret ruling from a secretive court may not be of great consolation to anyone, it really underscores the whole issue: Privacy. Classified and top secret information cannot be litigated in the public sphere where the electorate can actually weigh in and have some say in what happens. It's almost a catch 22. The only option citizens of these countries have is to vote with their actual vote on Election Day based on less-than-perfect information.
Regardless of an individual's stance on this issue, it appears as though in the United States, as well as in Canada, these programs are here to stay; at least for a while. A person unhappy with this aspect of life in the developed world might want to start brushing up on their Spanish and looking at some interesting facts about Mexico, because that is probably the best option in order to avoid these types of programs; they are quite prolific throughout the world. Apparently.


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A Message from Chief Residents
Hello and welcome to the UTHSCSA psychiatry residency program! We are excited that you are taking the opportunity to consider this program and would like to share with you why this program is unique and how that will lead you to become an excellent psychiatrist.
Diverse Clinical Sites
Here at UTHSCSA, our residents rotate through three inpatient psychiatry hospitals. At the VA hospital, residents work with veterans of all ages. The VA has a plethora of outpatient resources to assist veterans; residents rotate through these sites and have an appreciation for developing outpatient clinical skills. Residents also work with ER psychiatrists at the VA and have the opportunity to learn about psychiatry triage.
Residents also rotate at University Hospital, which is San Antonio's county hospital. You will work with both insured and noninsured patients. The length of stay varies from a couple of days or approximately a month for the severely ill. Residents learn how to manage acute conditions as well as the potentially complex medication regimens. Frequently patients here are hospitalized under orders of protective custody and even have to be legally compelled to take medications. These situations allow residents to learn about the Texas legal system and how it pertains to psychiatric patients.
Finally, one of the most unique training sites at UTHSCSA is the San Antonio Military Medical Center (SAMMC). Since we are a combined civilian/military residency program with the US Air Force, civilian residents rotate at this hospital. Here, residents work with patients who are active duty members in various service branches in the military. SAMMC provides a once in a lifetime experience to manage a unique population with diverse pathology.
Electives in PGY2-4
We understand the importance of electives as they provide opportunities to familiarize oneself with different research, academic, fellowship, and career interests. At our program, you will have 3 months of electives in your second year of residency. Time for electives continues into your third year as you will have half a day a week devoted to it. Additionally, you will have 4 months of elective time as a fourth year as well as half a day during mandatory rotations. Having elective opportunities early in your residency career allows you explore interests in advance before applying for fellowships. If one opts to choose a research project, then there is plenty of time to conduct thorough research, which can lead to publications, poster presentations, etc. Many residents in our program do electives in research, education with medical students, private practice clinics, and state hospitals, to name a few.
Large Program, Strong Camaraderie
With respect to the number of residents, the psychiatry residency program at UTHSCSA is the largest in Texas. However, there is strong comradeship amongst the residents. For instance, the residents all congregate together on Tuesday afternoons for conferences and didactics, which allows us to get to know and learn with each other. The camaraderie doesn't end after business hours; for instance, our program participates in various intramural sports. Residents also organize other social activities throughout the month. Finally, there is a 2 day retreat held in the fall where residents are excused from clinical responsibilities to discuss issues and changes in the program and socialize amongst each other. We appreciate the combination of working hard but also having an enriched personal life.
Overall, we have enjoyed our time in the program and believe you will, too. We thank you for your time and interest in learning about the UTHSCSA psychiatry residency program and look forward to meeting you during the residency application process.
The 2014-2015 chief residents:
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