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In the wake of last week's election, once again Americans are reminded in what a great country they reside. Voting took place peacefully, and incumbents who lost will willingly give up their seats to the victor. No one took up arms as a result of the outcome, despite bitter disappointment in some quarters.
Democracy once again showed it can handle citizens with diverse viewpoints. But those whose candidate lost, especially in the presidential election, now must decide how they will handle their feelings. Some resort to pronouncements of doom and gloom and predict woe for the nation. Others find comfort in wild conspiracy theories with no basis in fact as "evidence" of a rigged election. The best approach is to acknowledge the desire for a different outcome but now to support the nation's elected leaders.
That doesn't mean everyone will agree with the course charted by the winners. The nation has a two-party system for a reason (with plenty of other parties for those who seek an alternate path from the Democrats or Republicans). Checks and balances put into place by the Founding Fathers also come into play, as President Obama governs with a Democratic Senate but a Republican House. But all Americans should agree they want their elected leaders to work together and find compromises to address the nation's problems.
One option that shouldn't be seriously considered by those unhappy with the election's outcome is to seek drastic action on a state level. The Obama Administration welcomes petitions from citizens on specific issues, but one gaining some traction now involves those that ask the federal government to allow certain states to secede from the union. Some Davidson County residents have signed the petition asking that North Carolina be allowed to take such action.
It might make one temporarily feel better to sign off on such a petition, but in reality such action is not going to happen. And if somehow it could, signers would very quickly discover the many services the federal government provides that would disappear. It can be easy to rail against big government, but almost everyone takes advantage of government programs in some form or fashion. A better debate would be about the size of government and the taxation levels as opposed to the drastic option of pulling out altogether.
Any group grows stronger when it can take diverse viewpoints on opposite ends of the spectrum and find a position in the middle that works for the majority. Not everyone will be happy, but government shouldn't take place on the extremes. Conditions today certainly don't warrant forming a new government, as was necessary back in 1776.
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In December, a study revealed trucks transporting chickens along highways leave behind a trail of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, setting up a health risk for people traveling these routes and individuals living nearby. Then last month Japanese researchers determined 20% of their poultry is contaminated with salmonella. Other countries only post 4% to 9%.
In the U.S. we eat sick or injured animals all the time. Warning! This video is graphic, but you'll see how cattle ranchers and slaughterhouses feed us cows with infected tumors, chickens living in feces and pigs pumped with antibiotics. No, no human health risks there!
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One of the reasons I became an English teacher, and probably one of the reasons that I tended to 'buck the system', is because of the movie that was released in 1989 called, Dead Poets Society. Robin Williams stars as John Keating who goes back to teach English at his alma mater and in the process, opens the eyes of several young men trying to figure out their priorities and their futures.
This week, Apple released its latest advertisement for its iPad Air which uses a voiceover of Robin Williams' English teacher John Keating from the film Dead Poets Society:
We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering — these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love — these are what we stay alive for.
To quote from Whitman: "O me, O life of the questions of these recurring. Of the endless trains of the faithless. Of cities filled with the foolish. What good amid these, O me, O life? Answer: That you are here. That life exists and identity. That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse."
"That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse."
What will your verse be?
Oh, the second that commercial began with the quote from Keating's character which included the quote from Whitman, I lost my breath. Everything stopped, and in my head I quoted along with Professor Keating, challenging my kids, explaining the beauty of words and how powerful they can be, but also knowing because of the power of words, how hurtful and painful they can be.
The passage is meant to inspire, and it does, but as adults, especially if we work with teens, we need to inspire our teens to use their words for good and positive, uplifting reasons. We, ourselves, need to use our own words for positive and uplifting reasons.
We also need to realize, in the midst of how powerful words are, that if we use them to hurt other people, if we use them to demean, ridicule, or create pain for other people, we are misusing our power. We've all heard the 'sing-song' fairy tale about sticks and stones. Here is the REALITY of the POWER of words: "Sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will break our spirit." Thank you to James Howe, the author of, The Misfits, and the inspiration for No Name Calling Week. It's coming up this January 20-24, so this is an opportune time to remind your teens the power of the words they use and to choose wisely when answering the question: "What will your verse be?"
"Apple debuts new iPad Air 'Your Verse Anthem' TV ad (with video)." January 12, 2014. http://macdailynews.com


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When I last wrote, I had just toured Buenos Aires and was en route to Montevideo, Uruguay. Another beautiful city but, with such constant touring, exhaustion had set in. The thought of climbing aboard a bus and touring was more than this intrepid, but pooped, traveler could stand. However, I knew I might never get here again.
The next stop was Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands. The day was devoted to King, Magellanic and Gentoo penguins. We dropped anchor outside the sound and passengers wanting to visit the island were tendered ashore.
I visited Volunteer Point, accessible only through a stunning and bump-filled ride in a sturdy four-by-four vehicle. This private farm is known to be the largest King penguin colony in the Falklands; the King is the tall, slender bird with the bright gold on the beak and breast. It is estimated that there are more than 1,000 breeding adults at the colony, with 400 to 500 chicks raised annually.
An estimated 1,000 pairs of Gentoo penguins also live at Volunteer Point, with their population in the Falklands at more than 120,000. Magellanic penguins are all over the Falklands, but only from September through April. They migrate a considerable distance to warmer climates in winter months.
The White Continent
Next came three days of cruising near and around the White Continent of Antarctica. It was awesome, thrilling, amazing and striking. We saw hundreds of icebergs of all shapes and sizes: Some bigger than aircraft carriers with flat tops, called tabular icebergs, others small as a bucket with amazing azures. Some were covered with penguins, others crystal blue with snow lines.
Looking out the windows, you would swear that the ship would swipe the underwater portion of the berg, but standing on deck it was possible to see how far away they really were. I spent the day walking from one side to the other and the only thing I could say was "wow," then "wow" again. Photos cannot do the scenery justice.
Fifty-five mile-per-hour crosswinds made landing our chartered craft on Antarctica impossible. Instead, 47 disappointed passengers began a nice, but discouraging, alternate excursion to the Period Moreno Glacier. It is the most important of the 13 glaciers in Los Glaciers National Park, Argentina. It's a world-renowned attraction that, despite its fame, is relatively undiscovered due to its remote location.
Easter Island Statues
After several days, we stopped at Easter Island. The island is known in the native language as Rapa Nui (Big Rapa). It is called Easter Island because it was discovered on Easter Sunday, 1722. It is 2,200 miles west of Chile, and it is also in the same time zone as Maryland.
When we got to land, we boarded a small bus or large van (depending on your perspective) and started our adventure on dirt roads. Our first stop was a 656-foot platform with 15 restored Maoi statues. The original statues were knocked down by a tsunami in 1966 and, through a grant, were restored to their original appearance.
Each one was a full torso and one had a headdress. The statues have elongated ears and big bellies to show that they were very successful. Their hands were folded in front of their bellies with long fingertips to indicate that they did not have to work with their hands to make their success.
We also stopped by the quarry, where it is thought that the statues were made. Some were as large as 20 meters and were in all forms and all states of construction or destruction.
The third stop seemed to be in the middle of a neighborhood. Six statues stood (as most of the statues do) with their backs to the ocean. There was one that the natives call the "Maoi with its own passport" because it has been on loan to so many museums around the world.
Water From a Basket
After five days at sea, we stopped at Papeete (pronounced "Pa-pee-a-tee" with an accent on the "a"). Papeete means "water from a basket" and is the capital of French Polynesia in a subdivision of the Windward Islands of the Society Islands. It is the hub of government and tourism for French Polynesia.
It was first settled by the British Missionary William Crook, of the London Missionary Society. In the 1800s, France took control somewhere along the way and made the Tahitian Islands a protectorate in 1842. Herman Melville (author of Moby Dick) was imprisoned here in 1842 ,and Paul Gauguin painted there for many years.
A smaller island, Morea, about 50 minutes away by ferry, was the location of the filming of Bali Hai in "South Pacific."
Tahiti is known for black pearls and for its black sand beaches. It is made up of two islands, Tahiti Nui (the main or big island) and Tahiti-iti (the little island). In 1958, in a democratic election, the islanders voted to stay under French rule.
We stopped at the home of James Norman Hall, the author of Mutiny on the Bounty with Charles Bernard Nordhoff. The second stop was Point Venus, which was a lovely beach with the only lighthouse on the island. It was named Point Venus because that was where the planet Venus eclipsed the sun in 1769, as it is slated to again in 2014, and then again in 2117.
Island of Ones
Then it was on to America Samoa. The excursion buses were repurposed old school buses made of wood with virtually no shock absorbers (and less padding) in the seats. They were painted brightly in yellow or green with fresh flowers on the sides outside of the vehicle. The windows were plastic and the interior wood was stained and highly decorated with flowered cloth and lots of Chinese lanterns.
We docked in Pago Pago (pronounced "pango pango") on the Island of Tutuila — the largest and main island of American Samoa in the archipelago of Samoan Islands. Tutuila is a fairly small, narrow island measuring about 25 miles across and a little more than three miles from north to south at the widest point. Our guide said American Samoa was an island of ones: one Burger King, one hospital, one community college, one jail (but two McDonalds).
We first stopped at a flower pot island. They are rocks in the ocean that look like cylinders rising out of the sea with a crop of trees on top — just like a flower pot.
We ended up at The Village, a privately-owned native Samoan village that reminded me of the Polynesian Cultural Center in Hawaii without the Disney-fication. We were entertained with native music and coconut tossing, slicing, grating and tasting. The family had built four little huts where members of the family demonstrated various crafts from native Samoans, including weaving with coconut fronds and bowl making, as well as mat and wreath making.
Then there was a pavilion where they provided banana leaves and samples of cooked tuna in coconut milk (fabulous), spinach, chicken, poi (paste) and bananas that were cooked in their peel.
Missing a Day
We went to sleep on Sunday night and woke up Tuesday morning as we passed the International Date Line. On top of that, it was Shrove Tuesday and Mardi Gras was all around. The entire pool area was converted to a New Orleans street scene and the party began with a Mardi Gras parade.
I guess the crew prepared the party on the Monday that didn't exist.
You can read more about Mimi's travels on her blog, www.mimiod.wordpress.com.


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Milo is an idealistic young computer genius with an artist girlfriend and a golden future. He's about to launch a start-up company with his friend Teddy, when heÂ's recruited by NURV, a multi-billion dollar corporation, run by his professional hero, Gary Winston. For Milo it's a dream come true, a chance to become a legend in his own right. It's hard to disappoint Teddy, but their offer is too good to refuse. Milo is soon caught up in the exciting challenge of realizing Winston's vision. However, tragedy strikes when Milo begins to doubt the company's source, and realizes that Winston and the company will stop at nothing to win. Milo investigates and the consequences become more and more unnerving, until there is no one left to trust and this twenty-first century David stands alone against Goliath.
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If you're a Telus customer, you should know that the Canadian carrier will soon release some pretty cool smartphones.
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Park Gallery (1340 E. 100 South, 801-596-5000) — Paintings by Susette Billedeaux Gertsch, through Nov. 18.
Phillips Gallery (444 E. 200 South, 801-364-8284) — New work by Connie Borup, through Nov. 11.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre Loge Gallery (300 S. 1400 East, 801-581-6961) — Art by Victoria Goro-Rapoport and David Smith-Harrison, through Nov. 5.
Q Street Fine Crafts (82 Q St., 801-359-1899) — Crafts by various artists
Rio Gallery (300 S. Rio Grande St., 801-533-3582) — "Rio Gallery: 2011: Painting & Sculpture," through Novs. 23
Ruth Vine Tyler Library (8041 S. Wood St., Midvale, 801-943-4636) — Art by Bonnie Harps and Ellen Trickler, through Oct. 31.
Salt Lake Art Center* (20 S. West Temple, 801-328-4201) — Art by Jared Lindsay Clark and "Looped: Enduring," by Jamie McMurray and Nikolaj Larsen, through Nov. 3. "Doublespeak," by contemporary female artists, through Jan. 7. Also, "Final Light: V. Douglas Snow in Retrospect." The show is part of a co-located exhibit that is also on display at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, through Jan. 8.
Sprague Library (2131 S. 1100 East, 801-594-8640) — 'Imagine the Possibilities," mixed media collage by Liza Julien, through Nov. 23.
Stolen & Escaped Gallery (177 E. Broadway, 415-624-9093) — "Autogenus Automatus," by Shilo Jackson, through Nov. 12.
Sweet Library (455 North F St., 801-594-8651) — "Twisted Trees," by David Manchester and "Recent Portraits," by Nick Bontorno, through Nov. 12.
Twiggs & Moore Gallery (797 E. 6400 South, 801-747-3520) — Art by James C. Christensen and Greg Olsen.
Utah Artist Hands (61 W. 100 South, 801-355-0206) — "Autumnal," by various artists.
Utah Arts Festival Gallery (230 S. 500 West, 801-322-2428) — "Portraits of Temple Grandin," by Rosalie Winard and photographs by Troy Hunter, through Nov. 11.
Utah Cultural Celebration Center (1355 W. 3100 South, 801-965-5100) — Day of the Dead altar, through Nov. 3.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts (University of Utah, South Campus Drive, 801-581-7332) — Depression Era Art by LeConte Stewart, through Nov. 27. Also, "Final Light: V. Douglas Snow in Retrospect." The show is part of a co-located exhibit that is also on display at the Salt Lake Art Center, through Jan. 8. "Color," by various artists, through Jan. 8. "Too Close," by David Burnett, through Jan. 29.
Williams Fine Art (200 E. South Temple, 801-534-0331) — Juried Student Show, through Nov. 11.
Bountiful/Davis Art Center (745 S. Main, Bountiful, 801-292-0367) — "Illustrators Utah!" and art by Lester B. Lee and Aaron Bushnell, through Nov. 4.
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College Hockey:Denver Recapture Wells Fargo Cup
Pioneers Edge River Hawks, 2-1
DENVER — The Denver Pioneers set out this season to recapture the Wells Fargo Denver Cup. In the process of accomplishing that goal, the Pioneers also showed why they are one of the teams to beat in the WCHA this year.
One night after Peter Mannino shutout the Mercyhurst Lakers, Glenn Fisher came within 4.3 seconds of matching the feat as he led the Pioneers to a 2-1 victory in the championship game tonight at Magness Arena.
"You see the other guy do well, and you just want to notch it up," said Fisher.
The Pioneers looked sloppy in the first period, and the River Hawks used their speed well, generating several good scoring chances and aggressively forechecking to clog the neutral zone and prevent the Pioneers from using their speed to attack. Todd Fletcher got a great wrist shot off that handcuffed Fisher, almost backing him into the net. Kory Falite had a couple of chances down low, but Fisher came up big.
"The River Hawks came at us fast and hard, and it was a struggle for us to come out of our zone with any type of momentum," said Pioneers coach George Gwozdecky. "Some of the time, all we were trying to do was relieve the pressure and get it out, forget about trying to go on the attack, forget about transition."
When the Pioneers did manage to get into the River Hawks' end, they often were shooting from the perimeter. J.P. Testwuide had a great deflection of Chris Butler's slap shot go just wide, and Brock Trotter stepped out from the goal line and got a good shot off, but River Hawks' netminder Carter Hutton got the pads down.
In the second period, the River Hawks had excellent chances, but were unable to capitalize. The Pioneers counterpunched well, and at 6:18 got the first goal of the night when Tom May took a pass at center ice from Tyler Ruegsegger and streaked down the middle with Nick Schaus harassing him from behind. As May neared the top of the circle, he stepped to his right and shot a laser of a wrist shot high glove side past Hutton.
The River Hawks quickly went back on the attack, and only Fisher's brilliance in net kept the Pioneers ahead. Fisher stoned Paul Worthington alone in front of the net as a power play ended.
When Fisher needed it, he got lucky as well. After a poor turnover by Pioneers' defenseman Chris Butler in the defensive zone, Jeremy Hall was on the right doorstep with Fisher sprawled on his back, reaching with his glove, but Hall's shot went over the crossbar into the netting behind the boards.
"There was one point at 9:22 of the second period when we were outshooting them 22-9," said River Hawks' coach Blaise MacDonald. "I thought a lot of our chances were around the crease, and we had an open net we kind of threw it over. I give them credit; they played tenacious defense, as good teams do."
In the third period, the Pioneers made some adjustments and started to get more sustained pressure on Hutton. Junior Geoff Paukovich, who has shaken off his early season malaise, gave the Pioneers a cushion, notching his second goal of the tournament. Coming across the blue line, tournament MVP Rhett Rakhshani intercepted an errant clear out of the air with his glove, put the puck down and fired a shot from the high slot that Paukovich, coming through the crease, deflected.
"I think I just came in really focused to make a change," said Paukovich. "We made an adjustment on our forecheck so Rhett kind of slid over the middle of the ice and it worked out perfectly. Once I saw him get the puck, my first instinct was to go the net, and I was able to get my stick on it."
"I think I came off the bench and saw the defenseman turning up and he had his head down, so I was waiting in the slot only hoping he could send it to me," said Rakhshani. "It went in the air so I was forced to make a catch; half the time I miss that but it hit my hand perfectly and I spun around and just fired it and Pauko deflected it."
"Our margin for error is very slim, so we can't be beating ourselves with a real bad turnover in our zone that puts them up 2-0," said MacDonald.
After the goal, the Pioneers clamped down defensively, aggressively blocking shots and clearing lose pucks from in front of the net.
"I think our guys are proud of what they can accomplish by blocking shots," said Gwozdecky.
The River Hawks pulled Hutton for the extra attacker at 18:26 and had several flurries. With 4.3 seconds left, Jeremy Dehner fired a shot from the left point that Frank Stegnar deflected in front just past Fisher's outstretched glove, ending Fisher's shutout bid.
"I was very proud of how hard we played," said MacDonald. "We never quit, and I'm not so sure we didn't deserve better. I think all the experiences we have with a young team, they mean something, and for Dehner, he's had a lot of weekends like this."
The all-tournament team included Mercyhurst goaltender Jordan Wakefield, Dehner, Butler, Trotter, Paukovich and Rakhshani.
"Selfishly, I'm really glad they decided not to take him on the World Junior team," said Gwozdecky of Rakhshani. "He continues to be one of our freshman leaders, and I'm proud of what he's been able to accomplish. He's gotten so much better over the last three months. He is a threat every time he gets the puck, and he's learning to read the ice better."
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NEW Oracle Solaris Hands-On-Labs Available!
By uwes on Dec 20, 2013
Announcing Oracle Solaris 11 NEW Hands-on-Labs!
Oracle Solaris is pleased to announce the following NEW additions to the Oracle Solaris Hands-on-labs:
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Announcing Oracle Solaris 11 NEW Hands-on-Labs!
Oracle Solaris is pleased to announce the following NEW additions to the Oracle Solaris Hands-on-labs:
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On December 17th a new product update bulletin for Oracle Solaris Cluster was announced.
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We recently announced Appliance Manager release 2.8 to support new server hardware (X4-2) and some minor enhancements. As promised we added new features with every new release of the Appliance Manager. The following table give a quick overview of the main enhancements which every release brings to the table.
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On December 3, 2013, all of the RoHS 2013 non-compliant HBAs and CNAs listed below reached EOL. Due to inventory consumption, most reached LOD on December 3, 2013 as well.
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Monday, February 11, 2013
I am so hungry. I have been losing weight the past 2 weeks and am liking that part of it. But I AM hungry. I have all my calories laid out every day and make sure I have a snack calculated for my binge prevention bed time snack. Sounds counter production, but for me the trick is knowing that no matter what...it will happen. And if I plan for it then I am am prepared and have it measured out. But I digress. I am tired of hearing about Valentines Day. Ya I am alone, so what. But DANG I would love me some white chocolate Lindtdorf truffle balls! And how about Red Lobster.....Coconut fried jumbo shrimp....fish tacos! OMG YUM! Their cheddar biscuits!
I know i spelled the chocolate name wrong, but with chocolate balls like that, who cares?!?
And then of course because I have to be careful of what I eat because of the open hole in my mouth I now want EVERYTHING!!!
And I am so lonely. I always say I can't wait to lose weight. Then I will feel good about myself and start going out. But go where?. Since I quit drinking and smoking, I made the choice to give up that circle of friends too. I don't want anything to jeopardize my sobriety from drinking and smoking. So I have no one to hang out with except for the drinkers I used to go out with. So maybe I should start drinking again so I won't be so lonely. But then I will just be a lonely sobbing drunk instead of just a lonely sober person. No one likes sobbing drunks...lol
Seems I digressed again.
As much as I want to cheat on EVERYTHING, I know I can't. I know that whatever cheat I did, I would regret it after.
So I will sit here and continue to be a sober quiet angry person.
Where is all this coming from? Lonely...yeah, duh. Angry, yeah. No money, yeah. And my son's 21st birthday is tomorrow. My first birthday of his I will not be with him.
I think the biggest hurt of all is that no one misses me. It turns out I was not and am not well liked even by family. All these years I thought they were laughing with me, they were laughing at me.
I think the biggest hurt of all is that no one misses me.
I think of everyone and how I miss them. But I have all the time in the world to think about it.
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Suing A Goodfriend in Budapest
The Head of the Hungarian Tax authority, Ildiko Vida, is suing the Charge d'Affaires at the United States embassy in Budapest, M. André Goodfriend, for defamation after it emerged that Ms Vida was one of six Hungarian officials banned from entering the United States over alleged corruption. This followed the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, saying that Ms Vida sould be relieved of her role if she did not undertake legal proceedings. US-Hungary relations have been strained for some time over the banning and were recently exacerbated by Senator John McCain's description of Hungary as "a nation that's on the verge of ceding its sovereignty to a neo-fascist dictator". While Budapest awaits the arrival of the recently confirmed US Ambassador, Colleen Bell,(former producer of the The Bold and the Beautiful and fund raiser for President Obama) FIDESZ's popularity has fallen dramatically in recent months. A large protest march is planned (link in Hungarian) for this Sunday. . This follows large scale protests in October when the Hungarian government announced an Internet tax.
Sins of The Past
The Association of Hungarian Jewish Congregations (MAZSIHISZ), has announced that it is boycotting government-sponsored events to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Holocaust. This decision follows recent controversies over how the government of Viktor Orbán is choosing to mark the anniversary. [more inside]
90 years from the streets of Budapest
Fortepan is a collection of 4973 found amateur photos sourced mainly in Budapest. Pick a year and browse - photos are organized in chronological order from 1900 to 1990, accessible via a slider. "Users are encouraged to use, copy, send to friends, clip or paste the photos, which are free for they are not our property." (via Szanalmas, sometimes nsfw)
After Stalin in Poland and Hungary
Learn the Truth is an excellent (Flash) presentation on the years after Stalin's death in Poland and Hungary. There's also a plain HTML version.
It's Raining Forints, Henderson!
How do you say, "I have a gub" in Hungarian? (registration or video viewing required) Attila Ambrus, the handsome, courtly Whiskey Robber of Budapest, shares his tale with Salon, and what a yarn it is! After fleeing his native Romania beneath a train, Ambrus was variously a pelt-smuggler, Zamboni-wrangler, world-class hockey failure, gravedigger, and dog-walker, until he found his true calling in 1993: relieving banks of their cash. Then the story gets interesting, involving bad disguises, flowers for the bank tellers, a nervous stomach, a prison break via knotted bedclothes, and pursuit by his own Lieut. Columbo. It all added up to folk heroism for "Chicky Panther," until they put him away in Hungary's maximum security slammer, where he languishes today. Now he's talking, and Hollywood's listening.
60 Andrássy
Terrorháza [Flash]. Having survived two terror regimes, it was felt that the time had come for Hungary to erect a fitting memorial to the victims, and at the same time to present a picture of what life was like for Hungarians in those times. A tour of the Terror Musuem at 60 Andrássy út in Budapest. After the introduction, proceed to the Exhibition link.
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THURSDAY: Pancakes sausage wraps w/syrup or cereal, yogurt, fruit, juice choices, choice of milk.
Area students have been named to the winter/spring dean's list at Centre College, an honor reserved for students who maintain at least a 3.60 grade point average.
Hayley Morgan-Sanders is the daughter of Jill Morgan and Ray Sanders of Cynthiana, KY and is a graduate of Harrison County High School.
Alex Cope is the son of William and Sharleen Cope of Sadieville and is a graduate of Scott County High School.
Brooke Razor recently completed a seven-week summer internship in the Washington, D.C., office of United States Congressman Ben Chandler.
As an intern in Chandler's office. Razor had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the operations of Congress and its role in the nation's government. She was responsible for conducting tours of the Capitol, responding to constituent concerns, researching legislative issues, writing letters and working with staff on issues that affect the nation and Kentucky.
(ARA) - When school starts, kids' schedules fill up fast, and that means they need the right fuel to keep their growing bodies and minds satisfied. After a long day of learning, kids require a snack that will get them through homework, after-school sports and other activities until dinner is served. Before you reach for the default bag of chips, consider these healthier alternatives that are just as easy and convenient.
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(ARA) - Bag it or buy it? What's healthier and what will they eat? It's a question faced by parents each school year. The good news is, both the tray and the tote can be winning meals.
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The KFC Colonel's Employee Scholarship was founded to honor the memory of Colonel Harland Sanders. To continue to honor the Colonel's passion for education, KFC announced the first group of KFC Colonel's Employee Scholarship winners.
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Sound Assembly: Slide Therapy
Slide Therapy
Sound Assembly
Edge of the Mind (Beauport Jazz BJ3806)
JC Sanford (conductor),
Bud Burridge, John Hines, John Bailey, David Smith (trumpets), Mark Patterson, Alan Ferber, Lolly Bienenfeld, Chris Olness (trombones), Dan Willis, Eric Rasmussen, Chris Bacas, Ben Kono, Dave Riekenberg (reeds), Deanna Witkowski (piano), Andrew Green (guitar), David Ambrosio (bass), John Hollenbeck (drums).
Composed by JC Sanford.
Recorded: Brooklyn, NY, August 18-19, 2005
Rating: 92/100 (learn more)
So … I happened to spend a major portion of the past two days listening to a band that was formerly on my "Eh, Whatever" list. Many years ago, a friend tried to turn me on to the Icelandic group Sigur Ros, and I would have none of it. The vocals alone put me on edge with their falsetto whine and "lyrics" sung in the nonexistent language of "Hopelandic." Yeesh. But then I had to contradict myself after seeing the band on TV, playing a show at the Museum of Modern Art. I don't know what my former self was thinking, but I just love this stuff!
Uh … where was I? Oh, yeah. So with my headspace crammed full of the weird rock band thing, I put on this Sound Assembly track and it takes me a second or two to realize that I'm not listening to Sigur Ros. The slippery trombone bends and similar sliding guitar notes combine to surreal effect. The tension builds as more and more horns join the cascade of flowing notes (now moving in both directions). The suspense is finally broken by a groove that slowly takes shape. From there on in, the horns build to a frenzy that's sliced up by some snarling guitar and a few start-&-stop passages that lead us into a pensive fadeout. I can guarantee your reaction to this music will not be "Eh, Whatever."
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Game of the Day: Blackburn 0 SAFC 3
by Ashley Houghton
Quinn nets Boxing Day double.
Blackburn 0 Sunderland 3
26 December 2001
Sunderland ended a run of four consecutive away defeats with a sensational win at Ewood Park on Boxing Day in 2001.
The win in Lancashire followed up a victory over Everton at the Stadium of Light, resulting in Peter Reid's side moving into the top half of the Premiership for the first time in two months.
Niall Quinn was the match-winner, just as he was in the reverse fixture on Wearside earlier in the campaign.
The Irishman scored twice in the opening half-hour to give the Black Cats a half-time lead before fellow Irishman Kevin Kilbane added a third in stoppage time.
Craig Short was sent off for Rovers 20 minutes from time, but the dismissal was irrelevant as Sunderland produced one of their most incisive performances of the season.
Quinn's first of the game came on 17 minutes and ended a run of six hours without an away goal for the Black Cats as the frontman side-footed home a Bernt Haas cross from six yards.
And, Sunderland did not have to wait long for a second with Quinn heading a Julio Arca free kick past Friedel shortly after the half-hour mark.
Short's dismissal for raising his arm in a challenge on Sunderland substitute Kevin Kyle effectively ended any hopes of a late rally from Rovers and summed up a miserable afternoon for the East Lancastrians.
Kilbane set the seal on Sunderland's victory with a last-minute goal to move Reid's side into ninth place in the top flight.
Sunderland: Sorensen, Haas, Williams, Thome, Gray, McAteer, McCann, Reyna, Arca (Kilbane, 77), Quinn (Kyle, 67), Phillips.
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Fall Academic All-Ivy Selections Announced
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The Ivy League released its list of student-athletes selected for 2012-13 Academic All-Ivy honors in its spring sports today. The 80 men and women selected were starters or key reserves on an officially recognized varsity team with 3.0 or better cumulative grade point averages. Each institution nominated five men and women from its eligible student-athletes.
Princeton's selections for fall 2013 are:Alejandro Arroyo Yamin, Sr., Men's Cross Country, Architecture (Leon, Mexico)
Named to All-Ivy second team after placing 12th at Ivy League Heptagonal Championships; earned USTFCCCA All-Region honors thanks to a seventh-place finish at NCAA Regionals; finished 73rd at NCAA Championship.
Philip Bhaya, Sr., Football, History (Haddonfield, N.J.)
Second-team All-Ivy; served as co-captain; finished second on the team with 65 tackles; returned an interception for a touchdown in the home victory over Yale.
Emily de La Bruyere, Jr., Women's Cross Country, Woodrow Wilson School (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
Earned second-team All-Ivy honors after placing 10th at Ivy League Heptagonal Championship; took 13th at NCAA Regionals en route to USTFCCCA All-Region accolades; competed in NCAA Championship.
Allison Evans, Jr., Field Hockey, Psychology (Macungie, Pa.)
Second-team All-Ivy; third All-Ivy selection of her career; team's second-leading scorer with nine goals; also tallied five assists for 23 points in 17 starts.
A.J. Galainena, Sr., Water Polo, Economics (Burr Ridge, Ill.)
Tigers were regular-season Southern Division champions; three-time CWPA Scholar Athlete Team; three-time AWPCA All-Academic Team.
Darcy Hargadon, Jr., Women's Soccer, Politics (Oak Park, Ill.)
Started 12 games in goal and played a team-high 1,140:59 minutes; finished 4-4-4 on the year; recorded a career-high 29 saves and posted a personal-best five shutouts.
Nicole Kincade, Jr., Volleyball, Psychology (Franklin Lakes, N.J.)
Ranked third in the Ivy League with a .328 hitting percentage; recorded 145 kills, fourth-best on the team; also tallied 18 assists and 20 aces.
Josh Miller, So., Men's Soccer, Undeclared (Portland, Ore.)
First-team All-Ivy; started all 17 games at center back; helped to hold teams to just 9.9 shots per game and 4.1 shots on goal per game.
Cameron Porter, Jr., Men's Soccer, Computer Science (Dayton, Ohio)
Unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection; led the League in points (21) and goals (nine); also tallied one assist; earned Ivy League Player of the Week twice, the only Ivy player to do so.
Julia Reinprecht, Sr., Field Hockey, Politics (North Wales, Pa.)
Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year; unanimous selection for All-Ivy first team; Longstreth/NFHCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region first team and NFHCA All-America first team; team tri captain; helped lead Tigers to NCAA Tournament quarterfinals.
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Modernity meets tranquility. Trend-setting restaurants and vibrant nightclubs next to idyllic archipelago. Welcome to a city where it is easy to breathe – and to feel your pulse.
Since many of the other clubs on Stureplan close at three, Hell's Kitchen is often seen as the obvious choice for keeping the party going. The music is mainly mainstream house and the latest dance music. Spirits are always high and it's very crowded. Worth mentioning is the high door charge. Hell's Kitchen is not for cheapskates. Age limit: 23
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Milan may have been the host of the 2015 Expo focused on food, but there are other Italian destinations with more of a reputation for great cuisine. Luckily for visitors to Milan, many of them are in the Emilia-Romagna region right next door.
Category: Top Attractions
Emilia-Romagna Food Tour from Milan
March 28, 2016
Be a Model in Milan with a Private Photo Shoot
August 4, 2015
Milan is well-known as a global fashion capital. Many Italian designers have their headquarters and flagship stores in Milan, and it's not uncommon to see a fashion photo shoot taking place as you're sightseeing. So, when in Milan, why not get in on the photo shoot fun yourself?
Take Viator With You — Download Our Insider's Guide to Milan
July 2, 2015
In this guide, we've handpicked the very best of what makes Milan so special — both on and off the beaten path — so you can travel like an insider in Milan!
27 Things to Do in Milan During Expo 2015
March 30, 2015
Milan has been gearing up to play host to Expo 2015 for years, and all that hard work is about to pay off. The city has more than 7,000 events planned during the Expo, which runs from May 1 through October 31, both on the Expo grounds and elsewhere in the city. And this is, of course, in addition to the countless things to do and see in Milan that have nothing whatsoever to do with the Expo.
Visiting the Swiss Alps by Rail from Milan
December 10, 2014
You could count me in the moment I saw the photo of the bright red train chugging along through Switzerland. On the Swiss Alps Bernina Express Rail Tour from Milan, the train ride is only part of the package – it's so much more than a rail tour. Before stepping on the train, you first venture up north by bus, through the Lake District to the northern Italian town of Tirano, nestled amongst the Alps. From there, it's all aboard the Bernina Express, a UNESCO world heritage route that travels through the Alps to the town of St. Moritz. Two countries and a handful of different towns all in one day? Right up my alley!
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Milan's Historic Shopping Mall
August 26, 2014
Milan is famous for its shopping opportunities. Many of Italy's best-known designers have their flagship stores in Milan, if not their headquarters, and the pedestrian-only Quadrilatero d'Oro makes for excellent window shopping even if you can't afford the goods inside. But you can't visit Milan, even if you're not planning to do much shopping, without going to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – one of the world's oldest shopping malls.
With a 15-Minute Time Limit, It's Still Worth Seeing "The Last Supper"
April 29, 2014
One of the main things on nearly every must-see list for visitors to Milan is Leonardo da Vinci's famous fresco, "The Last Supper." What many don't realize before they get to Milan, however, is that the painting can be tough to see if you're not planning ahead. It's only possible to see the fragile fresco for 15 minutes before your timed entry is up and you're ushered out, so tickets are booked up well in advance. With a 15-minute time limit, however, it's still completely worth it to see "The Last Supper."
Taking in the View from Milan's Duomo
May 28, 2013
Milan's Duomo sits at the center of the city, and no visit to Italy's fashion capital is complete without seeing the enormous white cathedral with its countless rooftop spires. But after a tour through the interior, the real treat is to go up on the Duomo roof and take in the view.
Lake Maggiore
April 9, 2013
The busy city of Milan may not be on everyone's must-see list, but if you're flying in or out of Milan's Malpensa Airport, give yourself enough time for a day trip so you'll be able to go visit the lovely Lake Maggiore. Especially if your itinerary has been all about cities, museums, galleries, and churches, getting to spend even a day soaking in the natural beauty of one of Italy's most famous lakes is a real treat.
Seeing the Last Supper in Milan
March 19, 2013
"The Last Supper," called "Il Cenacolo" in Italian (pronounced che-NAH-ko-lo), rests on one wall of a former dining hall attached to the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The nature of da Vinci's work on the fresco – he was experimenting with a new method at the time – meant that it degraded much more quickly than other frescoes painted at the same time. As a result, the environment of the room is now strictly monitored to keep the masterpiece from being damaged even more rapidly.


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This info manual describes pcl-cvs which is a GNU Emacs front-end to CVS. It works with CVS version 1.9 and newer. This manual is updated to release 2.5 of pcl-cvs.
|1. Installation
|How to install pcl-cvs on your system.
|2. About pcl-cvs
|Authors and ftp sites.
|3. Getting started
|An introduction with a walk-through example.
|4. Buffer contents
|An explanation of the buffer contents.
|5. Commands
|All commands, grouped by type.
|6. Customization
|How you can tailor pcl-cvs to suit your needs.
|7. XEmacs Customization
|Additional tailoring under XEmacs.
|8. Future enhancements
|Future enhancements of pcl-cvs.
|9. Bugs (known and unknown)
|GNU General Public License
|Function and Variable Index
|List of functions and variables.
|Concept Index
|List of concepts.
|Key Index
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|-- The Detailed Node Listing ---
|1.1 Installation of the pcl-cvs program
|How to install pcl-cvs on your system.
|1.2 Installation of the on-line manual.
|How to install the on-line manual.
|1.3 How to make typeset documentation from pcl-cvs.texi
|How to create typeset documentation about pcl-cvs.
|About pcl-cvs
|2.1 Contributors to pcl-cvs
|2.2 Where can I get pcl-cvs?
|Where can I get a copy of Pcl-Cvs?
|Buffer contents
|4.1 File status
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|5.1 Setting flags for CVS commands
|5.3 Updating the `*cvs*' buffer
|Commands to update the local directory
|5.4 Movement Commands
|How to move up and down in the buffer
|5.5 Marking files
|How to mark files that other commands will later operate on.
|5.6 Committing changes
|Checking in your modifications to the CVS repository.
|5.7 Editing files
|Loading files into Emacs.
|5.8 Getting info about files
|Display the log and status of files.
|5.9 Adding and removing files
|5.10 Undoing changes
|5.11 Removing handled entries
|Uninteresting lines can easily be removed.
|5.12 Ignoring files
|Telling CVS to ignore generated files.
|5.13 Viewing differences
|Commands to `diff' different versions.
|5.14 Running ediff
|Running `ediff' from `*cvs*' buffer.
|5.17 Miscellaneous commands


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It's not too late to vote for Robin Thicke's Lil Wayne-assisted single "Pretty Lil Heart" in our Pop-Off click-off. Nor is it too late–because it will never be too late–to recap his performance of the slow jam on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Your day will be more soulful for it.
Wayne doesn't show up, which should never be surprising if you've got any inkling of his schedule; it's just Thicke, his piano and his hair, and his band–no Roots this go-round; no verse by anyone. None of this really detracts from the performance, though–both Thicke and his hair get very much into it. (Seriously–watch for the flips. Once you've started, it's impossible not to.)