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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Even though the University of Alabama would go on to win the national championship, the moment wasn 't lost on Nick Saban ...
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It's never too early to make predictions, and you'd better believe around water coolers and chat rooms across the Southeast that folks are talking about how their favorite SEC football teams are going to fare once September rolls around...
Desperate and serious Diamond Hogs head to Ole Miss
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4-Star QB Jake Bentley Enrolling Early at South Carolina a Big Win for Muschamp
The South Carolina quarterback battle just added another competitor—and it's somebody out of the class of 2017. That's not a typo. A class of 2017 quarterback could be starting for South Carolina in 2016...
Tennessee Football: Freshmen Who Will Play Significant Snaps in 2016
Tennessee football coach Butch Jones harps all the time on the idea that the Volunteers haven't yet built a program that is as stocked with depth and talent as any of their peers around the country...
Spring notebook: Peavey isn't transferring "regardless" what happens and Wallace tries out guard from tackle
FAYETTEVILLE - Prediction: The offensive line will not be on the cover of the Arkansas football media guide.
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The International Law Institute "ILI" is a leading provider of training and technical assistance in international law, international economics and other aspects of international relations. ILI is an independent, non-political, non-profit educational institute serving a global constituency. We have trained over 16,000 officials from 185 countries and conduct training both in the U.S. and abroad. ILI also provides technical expertise to developing nations in the drafting of laws and the designing of their economic and government policies, in efforts to further support and promote good and efficient governance through the rule of law.
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Familiarize students to effective research strategies, use of primary and secondary research materials, and professional legal writing by completing a writing project as a course requirement.
Kevin Fandl, Chief of Alternatives to Detention Unit at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and former Fulbright Fellow (Colombia), specializes in International Trade Law and economic development. Professor Fandl is adjunct faculty at the American University Washington College of Law since 2004, where he has been teaching Legal English and Legal Writing since 2004. Mr. Fandl has significant experience teaching Legal English in other countries, including Chile, Colombia and the Dominican Republic.
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The Advising Success Center is looking for competent, personable, and organized students interested in becoming Peer Advisors. We are looking for junior or senior standing students who are in good academic standing and in compliance with the student code of conduct.
Advising Success Center Peer Advisors assist conditionally admitted students transition to the university by assisting them with basic academic processes, reinforce student skills for success, act as a referral source, offer a complementary point of view from staff or faculty perspectives, and act as a role model for college success at BSU.
Peer Advisors are hired as student workers and their hours will work around their college schedule. Each Peer Advisor will be asked to have a minimum of 5 hours per week devoted to the responsibilities of the position.
To apply, please stop by the Advising Success Center in Sattgast Hall 207 and pick up an application.
Contact: Zak Johnson at (218) 755-2226 or Jackie Dotson at (218) 755-2224 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Job Description:
The Academic Technology Center supports audio visual technology in the classrooms and meeting spaces across campus. The position includes video recording classes and campus events, video editing and duplication, providing audio visual support for events held on campus, and responding to support calls for help with classroom equipment.
The ATC Assistant position requires excellent customer service skills and reliability along with an interest in developing technical and troubleshooting skills. You must be able to lift up to 20 pounds. Scheduling is flexible and requires some evening and weekend hours as well as daytime hours. We will train on specific technology used on campus. Preference will be given to freshmen and sophomores.
If interested contact Geri Olson at 218-755-2759.
Posted: 1/07/2016
Bucky the Beaver Tryouts: Jan 20th, BSU Gym at 7:30pm
Students interested in trying out for the Bemidji State University Mascot "Bucky", we will be having tryouts on Wednesday Jan 20th in the BSU Gym! Students who have experience with being a mascot or a willingness to perform and interact with the public during Events, Athletic Contests, Promotions, etc.. are encouraged to attend. We are also looking for potential students who are accomplished skaters as well! Requires ability to work weekends and is a Paid Position through Games Management within the BSU Athletics Department.
Position: Student Video Assistant
Job Description:
The BSU Office of Athletic Media Relations is seeking students with a passion and knowledge of sport who possess video skills to help in the coverage and publicity of the University's 15 varsity athletic programs.
The video student assistant will report to the Athletic Media Relations Director and will be responsible for video content for both the athletic department website (www.bsubeavers.com) and its web streamed events, as well as its social media entities on, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, etc.
This individual will be charged with capturing game highlights from various home events throughout the year, and then packaging them together for use on the department website, as well as social media channels. They will also be responsible for managing the department's live web stream events, including, setup, takedown, as well as monitoring and contributing to social media in game. This individual will also be responsible for a number of video projects in support of the department's end of the year banquet. Additional duties such as developing feature stories, content for video boards or other video/media needs may be assigned.
Requirements: Proficiency in the operation of video/lighting equipment including cameras and editing software, self-motivated, good written and verbal communication skills, ability to manage projects, research skills, ability to work weekend hours, experience shooting video, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other social/new media methods.
Contact: Brad Folkestad, 755-4603, PE203
Posted: 3/30/2016
Job Description:
Beaver hockey is seeking two to three student equipment managers to fulfill a variety of duties: laundry services, general cleaning such as vacuuming and mopping, preparation for practices and games, preparing the locker room, basic inventory and restocking, and assist visiting teams, officials, and game day staff. This position is ideal for a student interested in becoming a hockey equipment manager, and is a great opportunity to learn hands on what is takes to manage a hockey club.
One student equipment manager will travel to all road games with the women's hockey team; he or she will need knowledge in skate sharpening, riveting, sewing, repairing, and must be organized.
Requirements: passion for the game of hockey, self-motivated, basic knowledge of hockey equipment, good communication skills with players and staff, willingness to learn new things, available for a variety of different shifts such as afternoon practices, weekend games, and/or evening laundry.
If interested, please contact Toby Palmiscno, (218) 755-2707 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The BSU Call Center Representatives raise scholarship funds for BSU by calling alumni and asking them to make a gift to the Lakeside Fund, the general scholarship fund. The Call Center utilizes computerized calling terminals and is located in the lower level of the David Park House (BSU Foundation).
Call Center Representatives serve an important role as the primary point of contact between BSU and a large portion of our alumni, therefore it is critical that they serve as positive ambassadors of BSU.
• Work between 6 and 12 hours per week.
• Effectively communicate with alumni of BSU to encourage giving to the Lakeside Fund.
• Be a goodwill ambassador for Bemidji State University.
• Attend all mandatory-training sessions.
• Arrive promptly to all assigned calling sessions and follow all policies/procedures of the BSU Call Center.
Reports to: Director of Annual Giving
Tenure: The calling center will operate throughout the entire academic year. Calling will not be scheduled for holidays, semester breaks and for the weeks of finals.
Qualifications: Working with the Calling Team requires demonstrated excellent oral communications skills. Successful candidates will be enthusiastic about Bemidji State University and be knowledgeable about the campus and current happenings.
Calling team members should have general computer skills and be comfortable working with computers. An ability to quickly learn new skills is essential. Good command of the English language is also required
Evaluation: Calling Team members will be evaluated on their attendance, oral communication skills, and fund raising and recruitment performance.
Hours: The Bemidji State University Calling Center hours are: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 6PM – 9PM
To apply: e-mail Lisa Hofstad (755-2872) for an application.
(Beginning immediately, up to 10 hours per week during the academic year)
Work study or payroll student workers may apply. Flexible schedule.
Position: Criminal Justice student worker. Criminal Justice program at Bemidji State University, is seeking one student worker with a passion and knowledge of both print and web-based media relations support the department's web presence and marketing materials.
This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in marketing, communications, public relations while learning about the complexities of the criminal justice field. Student workers will work independently and in a team to achieve program goals.
The following is a potential list of projects and tasks that a student can expect:
Assist with the BSU Criminal Justice Department web presence.
Develop print-based marketing materials for the department.
§ Assist with various marketing research (e.g. statistics, social media platforms).
§ Coordinate and support various departmental activities and events as needed.
§ Design templates, ads, and other promotional materials.
§ Attend recruitment and advising events in support of faculty.
§ Search and post current criminal justice related job openings.
§ Maintain criminal justice hallway boards and screens.
Work is primarily directed by Dr. Elizabeth Hagensen, Chair of the Criminal Justice Department and Teresa LaFriniere. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 218-755-284 with any questions about the position. Please send resumes to email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Interviews will be scheduled immediately based upon resume and availability.
Posted: 12/4/2015
Reports to: Director, Marketing Assistance and Research Solutions (MARS)
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Rate: $10 per hour
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Multiple openings beginning August 2015 through May 2016.
Job Opening: Mass Communication will have openings for equipment checkout workers and students to work sports video and radio station jobs again this year.
Contact: Roger Paskvan, Deputy 215L, 755-3903
Position: OCM Student (2 positions available)
Fall: 2016
Date Posted: 6/20/2016
Job Description:
Everyone at Bemidji State University has a story to tell — faculty, staff or students, we all have something about our lives that is interesting and worth sharing. BSU's Office of Communications and Marketing (OCM) is seeking two student workers to help us find those stories and share them with the world.
Our students report to the associate director of communications and marketing and are responsible for a variety of different tasks, including but certainly not limited to helping manage and develop content for the university's official social media channels, writing news releases and helping us track stories that mention BSU in the media. Our students also help us build graphics for our outdoor message boards and for use on the web.
Students in our office also shoot, edit and produce video content that we use in a variety of different channels, such as the BSU website, YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter and Facebook. We also plan for our students to occasionally be assigned shoots of classes, presentations and other on-campus events or activities so our office can develop a library of video footage for use in our projects.
Students from any major or program on campus are welcome to apply for these positions. There are a few things we look for in our student workers. This isn't a comprehensive list, and if you don't fit some of these we can teach you. But this will give you a good idea of what we think you'll need to be successful in these positions.
Does this sound like something you'd want to do? Please contact us, and be prepared to share a resume and a sample of something you've written.
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Contact: Andy Bartlett, 755–2041, email@example.com , @abart01 on Twitter, Deputy Hall 325
Fall: 2016
Posted: 6/20/2016
The Department of Public Safety is currently in the process of hiring student officers to begin employment spring 2016 with the opportunity for full time hours during the summer.
This employment opportunity is a great resume builder regardless of field, offers a diverse working experience, and gives students an opportunity to help provide a safe and secure learning environment for the Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College communities.
An application can be obtained at the Department of Public Safety office located in the lower level of Walnut Hall or via the Internet at http://bemidjistate.edu/offices/safety/. Simply go to the About tab, select the Student Employment tab from below, and click the "download an application here" link that is provided on that page. The application can be submitted to the Department of Public Safety office via person, mail (The Department of Public Safety, 1500 Birchmont Dr. NE, Box #33, Bemidji, MN 56601- 2699), or e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Minimum requirements include: Enrolled for a minimum of six credits, GPA of at least 2.0 or higher, no criminal history (background checks are conducted), and a valid driver's license.
Contact: Aaron Ebbighausen – 218-755-3888
• Work between 10 and 20 hours per week.
• Effectively communicate with faculty, staff and students.
• Provide phone and hands-on technical support to faculty, staff and students on a variety of software and hardware issues with the prime emphasis on troubleshooting and problem solving.
Reports to: Student Manager
Position: Students needed at Northwest Technical College and Bemidji State University Tech Support.
Qualifications: Excellent customer service skills. General computer skills and be comfortable working with computers. An ability to quickly learn new skills is essential. Good command of the English language. Preference given to Freshmen and Sophomores.
Hours: Tech Support hours are Monday – Thursday 7:30-5:00 p.m. and Friday 7:30 to 4:30 p.m.
To apply: Pick up application at the front desk in Tech Support in Deputy 161. Return to Melissa Arneson when completed with copy of Fall schedule.
Any questions, please email Melissa at marneson@bemidjistate,edu
Posted: 6/2/2016
Job Description:
Ticket sellers needed for athletic and cultural activities on campus. Must be willing to work evenings and weekends, be punctual and accurate, and interact well with the public. This position includes selling various tickets at different prices while working at a fast pace. Math and computer skills are essential. Number of hours depends on activities held on campus, each event lasting between two to four hours.
Contact Sharon in the Cashier Office:
Deputy Hall 202, Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM
TRIO/Student Support Services is seeking students to tutor other college students in the TRIO program. Tutors are not required to know everything about a subject but must have a desire to help other students learn how to study course material and understand it. Tutoring is done on a one-on-one basis or in small groups of up to 3 students taking the same class. Training is provided.
Hours vary and work with the tutor's schedule. All tutoring is done in public spaces on the BSU campus.
Applications are available at
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Nicole was a wonderful host . She made us feel at home right away. Everything went like clockwork, she was there waiting for us when we arrived, showed us about the apartment which was really neat and clean. There was a delightful patio outside where we had our breakfast provided by Nicole. The bedroom was as described and the bed very comfortable. To top it all the location was great . I highly would recomend this charming bed and breakfast place
Our stay at Nicole's apartment was such a great experience. The location is conveniently from the subway station and with some nice restaurants, the room is bright and clean. And she gave us information about the city. Very nice and friendly person. Highly recommended! Thank you so much Nicole.
I sent my parents on a surprise vacation to Montreal - this is what they had to say: Nicole was an impeccable host. She respected our privacy and yet made herself available to answer questions and help in any way needed. She gave us information about the city - knowledge about Montreal, directing us to areas we were interested in seeing. She gave us the best recommendations to different restaurants. She was extremely friendly and welcoming. We really felt like we could not have asked for anything more in a host. Everything was perfect! Thank you so much, Nicole!
As advertised, lovely stay. The space was very clean and offered a great value/price ratio.
Our stay at Nicole's property was a very pleasant, peaceful and warm experience. Property and Room: Her place is very beautifully decorated and is very clean. Our room was very large with a big bed, dressers, closet to hang up clothes. Modern Kitchen with all the utensils, cups, plates, french press, electric kettle, bowls you would need. Plus you don't have to do your own dishes at all (as there is a dishwasher). Nicole offered us usage of her very nice living room with television and assortment of DVDs, books etc. There is also a dining room area where you can eat the breakfast you prepare in the morning. What was Included: We were provided with clean sheets, pillows,baths towels, regular towels, face towels, breakfast (which included organic fruits, multi-grain bread/ pita breads with spreads, yoghurt, milk, assortment of coffees, teas etc), shampoo, body wash, WIFI - basically everything you need for an Amazing stay. Safety: For those who are concerned about safety (which we were too as first time users of AirBNB), Nicole's place itself is very safe. The main door auto-locks by itself - so no concerns there. In fact, I left my laptop laying around in the house outside my room for a full day I was not concerned the least bit. The neighbourhood is very quiet and safe too. Lastly, I would just like to point out Nicole's warm personality and knowledge of Montreal's various neighbourhoods and places to eat were an invaluable asset to our stay. We highly recommend Nicole's place for anyone out there who is travelling as a couple for a nice retreat, a solo traveller or maybe a small family - the area is very quiet. We would definitely consider coming back next time we are in Montreal.
Nicole was such a firnedly, welcoming host who immediatly made me feel right at home. The space is beautiful, a real montreal style apartment, beautifully decorated. She even had soy milk (I can't drink regular) ready for me for coffee in the morning. Super considerate! This apartment is also so close to the orange line it was easy to get around.
We had a wonderful stay at Nicole's apartment. The space was lovely and met all our needs. One day was even nice enough for us to eat our breakfast on the terrace! We very much appreciated the muesli bread and local French press coffee in the morning. The proximity to a metro stop was convenient and we hung out at two great local coffeeshops during our stay (St. Henri and Lili & Oli). But the best part about staying here is that Nicole is an active explorer of her city and was very willing to find sites and restaurants that would excite us. We went to several of her recommended restaurants and left satisfied every time. Nicole is a fantastic host, especially for newcomers to Montreal.
Nicole's apartment is relatively easy to find, despite being nestled among many one-way streets. It's a gorgeous place and feels very cozy, and we were very warmly welcomed by Nicole. She sat us down and drew maps of the city for us to carry around with us to help us navigate the Metro and certain areas we wanted to visit. Nicole was extremely helpful and asked us what we wanted to do and knew exactly where to send us for our brief two day stay. In the few days that we spent in Montreal, we climbed to the top of Mont Royal (highly recommend), visited numerous cafes with delicious coffee and drinks, saw a few live musicians for free at cozy venues and fun bars, and ate at some amazing restaurants (try poutine!!!), most notably a small place called "Olive & Gourmando," where we had the most amazing sandwiches (on home-baked bread) that were so good that we went back the next day before we left! Nicole is extremely accommodating and her spare room was very comfortable and quiet. We had an amazing time and I would highly recommend her place to any travelers looking to explore Montreal.
Had a great time in Montréal and at Nicole's place. We came for a really spontaneous weekend trip to Montréal and got immediate confirmation on the day we arrived. Nicole was really nice and helpful. She provided us with all information and tips we needed for our stay as well as maps, metromaps and museum guide etc. The place looks exactly as shown on the picture, we felt very comfy to stay at her place. Also the locations was perfect, we had a car (free parking spaces available) and it was only about 10min to all main attractions. If required a metro station is within 5 - 10 min walk. We would def stay there again if we go back to Montréal.Thanks for the good time :)
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As Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman emerged as a franchise quarterback in 2010, a lot of people compared him to Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger.
FreemanUnderstandable. Both of them are the size of a tight end, can throw the heck out of the ball and can bounce off defenders. But one other comparison got overlooked. In some ways, you can put Freeman in the same class as Michael Vick.
The Philadelphia quarterback is known for his running ability, particularly his speed. Freeman's not nearly as fast and most of his runs aren't by design. But look back at the quarterback rushing statistics from the 2010 season and Freeman was the closest thing there was to Vick.
Vick was the league's top rushing quarterback with 100 carries for 676 yards. But Freeman was second with 364 yards on 68 carries. That put Freeman ahead of Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers and Jacksonville's David Garrard, who are known as strong runners.
Freeman also finished second in rushing first downs by quarterbacks with 29. Vick was first with 38. Freeman had one more than Garrard and seven more than Rodgers, who were third and fourth.
Freeman tied for the league lead in percentage of converting third-and-1 rushing opportunities into first downs. He was successful on all seven attempts. Eight other players also had perfect percentages, but none had as many attempts as Freeman.
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Immigrant Religion in the U.S. and Western Europe: Bridge or Barrier to Inclusion?
Version of Record online: 22 MAY 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-7379.2008.00128.x
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International Migration Review
Volume 42, Issue 2, pages 360–392, June 2008
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Foner, N. and Alba, R. (2008), Immigrant Religion in the U.S. and Western Europe: Bridge or Barrier to Inclusion?. International Migration Review, 42: 360–392. doi: 10.1111/j.1747-7379.2008.00128.x
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This article analyzes why immigrant religion is viewed as a problematic area in Western Europe in contrast to the United States, where it is seen as facilitating the adaptation process. The difference, it is argued, is anchored in whether or not religion can play a major role for immigrants and the second generation as a bridge to inclusion in the new society. Three factors are critical: the religious backgrounds of immigrants in Western Europe and the United States; the religiosity of the native population; and historically rooted relations and arrangements between the state and religious groups.


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Definition of dusky in English:
adjective (duskier, duskiest)
1Darkish in colour: dusky red a dusky complexion
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- It is similar to the outdoors Red Hot Poker but its colour, a dusky pink, is much less aggressive.
- We are standing in a spacious kitchen painted a dusky pink colour that, were it a lipstick or nail varnish, would be called Plum Beautiful or Berry Sorbet.
- This room is decorated in dusky pink colour with another sash window.
1.1 dated Used in euphemistic or poetic reference to black or other dark-skinned people: a dusky Moorish maiden
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- One of my English correspondents has recently spent a couple of months in Indonesia and mentioned with approval the dusky maidens there.
- I wandered about tripping over palm roots and bumping into dusky maidens in my fit of jet-lag and bliss, before falling asleep among the other bodies and bright cushions.
- As a small crowd gathered to watch the dusky maiden play a few hands of blackjack, I asked one of the crowd whether she was a film-star or a Kiwi pop musician.
1.2 literary Dim: dusky light came from a small window
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- Back then, the question of water quality in the Huangpu or Suzhou Creek was not an issue and one can imagine tourists bathing in the dusky light on a summer evening before returning to the Astor for an evening meal, drinks and a dance.
- The sun dips around 1am, there's a dusky twilight and then light again at 3am.
- It was just getting dark as we walked along the riverside to the Taj and the dusky light falling over the Ouse added to the romance of the outing.
1.3 [attributive] Used in names of animals with dark coloration, e.g. dusky dolphin, dusky warbler.
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- An analysis of extrapair paternity in the dusky warbler, Phylloscopus fuscatus, revealed that females choose copulation partners on the basis of the quality but not of the quantity of song.
- Researchers have identified what could be signature whistles in other dolphin species, including spotted, white-sided, and dusky dolphins.
- To be surrounded by dozens of squawking, hissing sea birds with 10 ft wingspans was one thing, but add to that a pod of 600 acrobatic dusky dolphins and you had a wildlife spectacle to rival anything on earth.
duskily adverb
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- Once again, our favorite Upper East Side social diary shows us that, yes, indeed, she had duskily complected 'best pals.'
- Then he fashions Pastis, a 'working-class' beanery so duskily stunning and Galliphilic that the current City of Light can boast no new restaurant as unabashedly evocative of its past.
- At the pot-luck, I talked to a vampirish beauty called Dafna, who paints duskily supernatural tableaux which she calls 'Art for Healing'.
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- It's darker, is the first thing I notice when I open my eyes again; the shadows cast by the network of interlocking branches seem deeper and to spread further in every direction, a duskiness has even infected the air all around me.
- We are not referring to bright occasional flashes but constant little flames that glow in the duskiness of someone's life, even a stranger's, to enrich it with loving-kindness.
- Our voices have the knowing, late-night duskiness of alto-sax jazz.
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rokushoxxx> Ha ha thanks buddy
ThabisoMhlaba> Thanks man, I will try to update.
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I really like the top two enviromental concept on top. Keep it up. cheers!
Love the portrait studies and the chow. Lookin good, Keep it up. ;-)
Nice progress. I saw the gray scale values on the mermaid. Instead of using all 10, try using just 70, 30 and 10 to make an image for a while. You will see big leap. Good luck. ;-)
@Newman01 Thanks buddy! ;-)
Couple sketches
@fossv Thanks man, I thought I would start doing some serious sketch around here again since it's been a long while.
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@WRappiii thanks man, hopefully I can do...
Extremely badass sketchbook here! Love it.
Great progression from page 1 to 18. Keep them coming. Cheers! ;)
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Nice head study, keep it up. Light and shadow is one of the best way to study painting. Cheers!
Nice work, keep it up. If you keep sketching everyday and post, you will be pretty awesome fast. Hope to see more, keep them coming. Cheers!
It's been years since my last sketch over here. I've been lazy in the past six months or possibly a year. Now it's time to get up and do some real sketches. 'Nuff said, let's...
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I wanted to take a few moments to alert you to a new publication from Trustworthy Computing entitled "The SDL Progress Report." This work has been in progress for a number of months and incorporates data and analysis from various groups in our organization. We hope you find valuable information on secure development lessons learned at Microsoft, how we've applied security science, and the correlation between holistic security processes, risk reduction, and organizational efficiency.
If we have learned one prevailing truth over the years, it's that security threats aren't static – as a result, our work developing secure software and evolving the SDL to stay ahead of complex attacks will never be done. We believe our SDL tools and processes add value and should be shared broadly with the security ecosystem – a collective effort is needed to meet the threat to computer users worldwide.
The first section of the document focuses on the history of the Microsoft SDL from its earliest days -highlighting important milestones in the development of the SDL process. As we collated material for this section of the document, it wound up being an interesting history lesson; starting with Bill Gates' original TwC memo in 2002, it pinpoints the inclusion of many of the processes and technologies over time that make up the SDL as it is practiced today.
For example, some of the theoretical underpinnings of the threat modeling process (most notably STRIDE), are based on a paper written by Praerit Garg and Loren Kohnfelder in 1999. We would be remiss if we failed to include a "tip of the hat" to the security researcher community. We noticed increased use of fuzzing techniques to find vulnerabilities starting in the late '90's. In keeping with the "use what works" philosophy here, we integrated fuzzing in the early days of the SDL – we remain aggressive advocates of fuzz testing to this day.
In the second section of the document, Matt Miller did an excellent job at illustrating our ongoing commitment to security science. In addition to going into detail on some of the mitigation techniques required by the SDL, the security science section exposes some interesting data about the adoption of these techniques by a section of the ISV community.
We surveyed 41 popular applications in use worldwide to assess the use of technologies like ASLR and DEP. In addition, we did a further analysis to look at the use of these technologies in four European countries – France, Germany, Russia and the UK. I'd encourage you blog readers to take a look – the results are eye-opening. For example, ASLR usage across the sample set of 41 apps is mixed – 34% enabled full support, 46% partially enabled support and (unfortunately) 20% did not enable ASLR support in their applications. Lots of great data, lots of insightful analysis…
As mentioned above, one of the goals in writing this paper was to illustrate the point that using a holistic development process is more than just a good idea – application of security process in a holistic fashion leads not only to risk reduction, but also leads to increased organizational efficiency. Two recent studies published by Forrester Research and the Aberdeen Group lend credence to that assertion.
The Forrester Consulting thought leadership paper (Full Disclosure: a Microsoft sponsored study) concludes that end to end approaches to security reduce risk and increase ROI; and those using SDL (or SDL-like processes) report notable ROI gains relative to those organizations who don't take a coordinated approach.
In addition, Aberdeen Group (independent research) found that the average investment in holistic security processes is $400k – while the average cost to fix a critical vulnerability after application deployment, hovers around $300k per vulnerability. It requires no great intellectual feat to conclude that a deliberate approach to finding and fixing vulns pays for itself very shortly after the first critical vulnerability in a development project is found and fixed, prior to release. Finally, the companies Aberdeen surveyed reported a 4x return on annual investment for those that take a deliberate approach to achieving application security.
Two things struck me as I worked with Matt and others on the creation of this report.
First, from a defender standpoint, I believe that the days of "easy find" vulnerabilities are over. Mind you, I am not saying that there are no easy vulns still out there – I know the security researcher community will continue to find problems based on some failure of process, tooling or human error. That said, Microsoft is seeing an uptick in the number of attacks that are unique and complex. For example, the attack against IE8 at the CanSecWest "Pwn2Own" competition required exploitation of three individual vulnerabilities – and two of those had already been fixed using the SDL for IE9. It was a very innovative approach – that helps to illustrate my point. We're seeing more complex "edge cases" – not the traditional stack overflows that we were seeing five years ago.
Second, I remain convinced that "list based" approaches to security (while initially helpful) are not a good long term bet for development orgs concerned about security. Until recently, claims about the effectiveness of holistic approaches were based on anecdotal data and gut feel. I think over time, IT orgs will be confronted with the need for something more than the typical "How do I stack up against Process X?" or the latest security popularity contest. Consequently, the adoption of dynamic end to end security processes – like the SDL – that track the threat environment and adjust process and technology accordingly, will increase.
Thanks for reading – download the report and sound off about what you think!
P.S. Stay tuned for more details on how the SDL is helping real organizations with IT security challenges.
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Portland's Hillvilla Restaurant Pumpkin Pie
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 0 mins
In Portland, Oregon there was a restaurant called the Hillvilla. It was most famous for it's pumpkin pie. When the baker Eddie Palaske died, this recipe was posted in the Oregonian in his obituary, he was so well known for it. The special seasoning for this pie is different, but makes the best pumpkin pie that I have ever eaten, and when I make it for holidays, it gets rave reviews! I have not used any other recipe for over 25 years! I am sure you will love it! The time listed to prepare does not include cooking time.
Ingredients Nutrition
For the pie
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 (16 ounce) can pumpkin
- 1⁄4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 2 1⁄2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice (using my recipe for Special Pumpkin Pie Seasoning)
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 1⁄2 cup half-and-half
- 1⁄2 cup granulated sugar
- 9 inches pastry shells
- For the pie: Mix together eggs, vanilla, pumpkin, brown sugar and seasoning mix. In saucepan, mix evaporated milk, half and half, and granulated sugar. Cook over low heat until sugar dissolves. Add to the pumpkin mixture. Pour into unbaked pie shell and bake at 425°F for 15 minutes. Lower heat to 350°F and cook 25 minutes. Store in refrigerator.
- For the seasoning: Combine all ingredients. Store in airtight container for use in other baking. Makes about 3/4 cup.
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After all the great reviews decided to try it to take to a Thanksgiving dinner - followed recipe exactly but definitely had to bake for an extra 15 mins. The spice mixture is excellent but did tone down the black pepper - unfortunately we do not like the texture of the pie. It is probably just a little too firm (or not creamy enough) for our tastes. I am afraid I will go back to my regular one "Kyle's pumpkin pie" on this site.....sorry but very disappointed. I am glad so many people found it to their liking.
I had to try this recipe given the story that comes with it. I'm glad to have tried this pumpkin pie recipe! My daughter baked pies from the Libby's label and pies from this recipe. She served both side by side and hands down, this recipe was the favored one. I toned down the Hillvilla spice though (using a teaspoon instead) since my family doesn't like alot of pepper and the recipe turned out well.
Best pumpkin pie I have ever made! I put stevia (18 packets) instead of the sugar and but still used the brown sugar. I ate the whole thing myself! (My family doesn't like pumpkin pie.) So good I was thinking about making another one!


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I was wondering if anybody has tried to use bootswatch themes with The Bootstrap, and if so, could you outline the step to make it work?
I was wondering if anybody has tried to use bootswatch themes with The Bootstrap, and if so, could you outline the step to make it work?
Hi raghos,
thank you very much for your question.
As a matter of fact, I just added support for Bootswatch today, and it will be available with the next update!
Hi Konstantin,
Thanks for your answer. Actually, I'm inclined to just modify your theme a bit using a child theme.
One thing I don't get is that I can change the font of the site using:
body {font-family: "Source Sans Pro";
color:#555555;background-color: #F7F7F7
.navbar-inner {font-size: 20px; font-weight:bold;font-family:"Josefin Sans","Helvetica",Helvetica; }
but these changes don't show when I access the site with my iPhone. Could you point me in the right direction?
Look for styles wrapped in media queries, that alter the display for phones and tablets.
Hi Konstantin,
Thanks for your answer. I can't see any font-family statements anywhere associated with a 'media'.
I think I'm missing something here. When I select a theme from the options, the new look is there on the front end but it does not behave. When resizing the page it breaks. Every theme option does this. The page title disappears and the menu icon does not show up. The nav menu is gone but not replaced. Like I said, it does it with all themes. New setup, new to bootstrap. Thanks
I'm really interested in using the Bootswatch themes as well.
I just tried overriding your bootstrap.css with one of them, which broke things a bit. Applying bootstrap-responsive.css helped, but there are still some things, such as comments forms that are a bit different, as I guess you customised your bootstrap files to work better with wordpress?
I'd like the layout to look exactly like the existing the-bootstrap, so I guess it's probably best to wait for you to add your Bootswatch support rather than spending loads of time trying to get it working myself, only to find that your update does it better anyway! :)
Any idea when you'll be releasing the new version? Or am I really being stupid and missing the option somewhere?
Hi stefwilliams,
I'm pretty busy right now, so I'm not really sure when I get around to releasing a new version. :( I'd love to ship within the year though.
Meanwhile, feel free to grab the latest nightly build with support for Bootswatch! :)
Thanks - didn't realise there was a later version available.
would this also work with wrapbootstrap?
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The Quality of Mercy (Babylon 5)
|"The Quality of Mercy"
|Babylon 5 episode
|Episode no.
|Season 1
Episode 21
|Directed by
|Lorraine Senna Ferrara
|Written by
|J. Michael Straczynski
|Production code
|Original air date
|17 August 1994
|Guest appearance(s)
June Lockhart (Dr. Laura Rosen)
"The Quality of Mercy" is an episode from the first season of the science fiction television series Babylon 5. The title is from a quote from the beginning of Portia's oration in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, Act IV, scene one.[1]
In the A-story, Dr. Franklin investigates an alien healing machine being used by a physician in Downbelow. A murderer is convicted and sentenced to the "death of personality."
The B-story has Londo being told by one of the Centauri senators to make more efforts with other species, as their support may be useful. Shortly after this he meets Lennier, and insists on showing him more details of Babylon 5.
A resident of the station, Mueller, is found guilty of three murders and is sentenced to "death of personality", an alternative to capital punishment in 2250s Earth Alliance which involves "brain wiping" the condemned's existing personality and replacing it with one programmed to serve the community for the rest of his natural life.
Ivanova finds Franklin is running an unauthorized free clinic in Downbelow. She is sympathetic to Franklin's cause. However, Franklin in turn hears of rumors of another clinic being run there and investigates. He finds Laura Rosen using an alien machine that allegedly cures humans (and possibly aliens, though this is not disclosed in the show, just implied because of its alien origin). Franklin talks to her daughter, Janice, and finds her mother was a doctor, before she made a fatal error due to a stims habit. She then went in search of alien medical technology to make amends and found this device.
Londo has taken Lennier to a club with exotic dancers, and narrowly avoids giving Lennier an alcoholic drink, which reacts badly with the Minbari physiology. Londo is rather bored of Lennier's talk, until he mentions he studied probability. Londo suggests they tests his skills with a game called "POK'ah."
Talia scans the prisoner Mueller and finds not three but dozens of murders he committed. She is overwhelmed by the events and has to break contact.
Lennier appears to be quite good at poker, but fails to grasp the subtleties of the game (such as hiding the fact that he holds a strong hand), meaning he is only winning modest amounts rather than large amounts.
Franklin investigates further and finds the machine takes life energy from one person and gives it to another. He tells her the machine is gradually killing her. Dr. Rosen says she is aware of this, but she has a highly painful and degenerative condition and has little time to live anyway. She agrees to give Franklin the machine in the event of her death.
Back at the gaming table, it appears Londo is switching cards using some parts of his anatomy, later revealed to be one of his six tentacle penises, which is clearly cheating. When discovered, this causes a fight to break out, with Lennier courageously defending Londo.
Mueller has escaped from his captors and heads for Downbelow. He is shot in the escape, and heads for Rosen's clinic, where he holes up and takes Rosen and Janice hostage. Franklin later shows up and becomes a hostage himself. Mueller forces Rosen to treat him with the alien device, but when it becomes clear he intends to kill them once healed, she reverses the device to drain his life energy. She remarks to this cold-blooded killer that he is experiencing in a few agonizing seconds the condition she bore for several years. This process kills Mueller.
Dr. Rosen is brought before a magistrate who clears her of any criminal charge due to acting in self-defense, albeit with the additional order to surrender the healing machine to station personnel. However, she feels morally unwell at having taken a life to extend her own, even if that life belonged to an irredeemable mass murderer threatening herself and her daughter.
Commander Sinclair confronts Lennier and Londo; Lennier takes the blame, and both are excused because of diplomatic immunity, although they are convinced to financially compensate for the damage caused. Lennier discovers the true nature of Londo's appendages, and Londo learns a little about Minbari culture: that honesty is valued, but that one may lie to save face for another.
Arc significance[edit]
- Introduces the Alien Healing Machine, which will appear twice more over the course of the series.
- This episode introduces an unusual quirk about male Centauri physiology, which is referenced (primarily for comedic effect) later in the series.
- The Minbari willingness to lie to save face is an almost-unknown cultural facet that causes conflict in the episode, "There All the Honor Lies", since most other races believe Minbari to be incapable of lying, but some feel that the Minbari have the annoying habit of not telling anyone the entire truth about a subject.
- Dr. Rosen's previous addiction to stims foreshadows Dr. Franklin's own addiction to stims in the future.
Production details[edit]
- "The Quality of Mercy", a title taken from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, was originally called "The Resurrectionist."
- Two stars of this episode, Bill Mumy and June Lockhart, originally starred in 1965's Lost in Space, as Will Robinson and Dr. Maureen Robinson. J. Michael Straczynski considered having their characters interact, but could not develop a satisfactory scene where this could logically occur in the episode's plot.
- Minbari count in base 11 using ten fingers and head.[2]
- Centauri males have six penises similar in appearance to a squid's tentacles.[3] Significant to the episode "Sic Transit Vir".
- While not the first time the term has been confused in English usage, "corporal punishment" is used in the episode to mean "capital punishment."
- The "memory wipe" is very similar to "demolition" in the novel The Demolished Man - written by Alfred Bester, whose name was used for the recurring antagonist psi cop played by Walter Koenig.
- Lennier and Londo visit the 'Dark Star' lounge/club. This a reference to the movie Dark Star (1974).
- Li, the Centauri Goddess of Passion, whose image was first seen in the earlier episode "Parliament of Dreams", is revealed here as a perfect synthesis of male and female Centauri.
- This episode marks the first appearance of actor Damian London as Virini, here presented as a Centauri senator, but in later episodes would become a Minister of the Royal Centauri Court, and after Emperor Cartagia's death, would be appointed Regent.


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IC foundries based in China and Taiwan are all gearing up for a huge growth in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) devices.
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Chilled carrot and mango soup
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 20 mins
Henrie Geyser's recipe adapted from the iAfrica site. Cook time includes cooking the carrots
Ingredients Nutrition
- 300 g carrots, cooked and thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon fresh ginger, grated
- 450 g fresh mango
- 300 ml water
- 60 ml fresh orange juice
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- salt
- black pepper
- Place all the ingredients except for the black pepper in a blender and process until smooth.
- Garnish with black pepper and serve well chilled.
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This was a really nice alternative to gazpacho for a summer's day. Plenty of salt and pepper (more than you'd think) really improves this recipe.
This was very refreshing. I used a pineapple orange juice mixture and it gave the soup a really great taste. Thanks for a wonderful and different recipe.
Cold soup are just so great during the summer and this a very good one, especially for the carrot AND mango AND ginger fan I am! BF didn't like it as much, though ; he thought it tasted too much like carrot juice, which he doesn't care for. I have to say that I had to add extra water (200 ml in addition to the 300 ml of the recipe) to thinner the soup a bit, as it was really too thick for a soup! Maybe it had to do with the mangoes I used, I dont't know...


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