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20 Years Ago: Avs Win 1st Stanley Cup, A Dynasty BeginsThis Friday marks the 20th anniversary of when the Colorado Avalanche won their first Stanley Cup, becoming the first-ever NHL team to win the Cup following a relocation.
Avalanche, Onetime GM Greg Sherman Part WaysGreg Sherman and the Colorado Avalanche have parted ways after the onetime general manager spent two decades with the company.
Avs May Shake Up Roster After Missing Playoffs For 2nd Straight YearCoach Patrick Roy and his intense glare will be back. That's about the only certainty after another season gone sour for the Colorado Avalanche.
Avalanche GM Joe Sakic Says Coach Patrick Roy Will ReturnColorado Avalanche general manager Joe Sakic says coach Patrick Roy will be back next season despite missing the playoffs for a second straight year.
Patrick Roy: 'Eventually We Have To Admit' Core Players Lack LeadershipThe Avs turned in a lackluster performance against the Blues that has head coach Patrick Roy wondering when his core players are going to be at their best when the team needs it the most.
Avs' Duchene, MacKinnon Out 2 Games With Knee InjuriesThe Colorado Avalanche say top scorers Matt Duchene and Nathan MacKinnon will miss the next two games with knee injuries and be re-evaluated.
Landeskog Embarrassed Over Hit That Drew 3-Game SuspensionColorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog said Friday that he is embarrassed for his two-hands-on-the-stick hit to an Anaheim defenseman that drew a three-game suspension from the NHL.
Avs-Red Wings Rivalry Hits Stage In Alumni, NHL Outdoor GameThis is Joe Sakic's version of a hat trick as he returns to the ice: Don't get hurt, avoid embarrassment and quickly store his equipment back in the garage.
A Closer Look: What's Next For Peyton Manning?After the Super Bowl victory was secured and the confetti rained down, Peyton Manning effectively dodged the question everyone is still asking.
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Colorado Senate: Michael Bennet (D) Faces Serious Primary Challenge
Thus far, there have been five Senate appointees since the 2008 elections: Michael Bennet in Colorado, Ted Kaufman in Delaware, Roland Burris in Illinois, Kirsten Gillibrand in New York, and George LeMieux in Florida. All are Democrats except for LeMieux. Only Gillibrand and Bennet are running for a full term in 2010.
And now Bennet is the only one with a serious primary problem.
Former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff (D) will officially declare his candidacy on Wednesday. Romanoff, who had to leave the state legislature last year because of term limits, is, according to the Denver Post, "often credited with helping Democrats take back the majority" in the state House.
Perhaps his challenge is just pique; perhaps he's still fuming that Gov. Bill Ritter (D) chose Bennet instead of him for the Senate seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. Whatever, the 2010 primary battle is giving some Colorado Democrats fits, though most members of the state's congressional delegation — Sen. Mark Udall and Reps. Jared Polis, John Salazar and Betsy Markey — are backing Bennet. On the other hand, Reps. Ed Perlmutter and Diana DeGette have decided to stay neutral, and Romanoff has picked up endorsements from several key local party officials who were pushing Romanoff for the Senate after Salazar was named to the Cabinet.
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While the Democrats may end up in a fierce family feud, Republicans have come up with a potentially top-notch candidate: former Lt. Gov. Jane Norton, who officially announces tomorrow. Other likely GOP candidates include Weld Co. District Attorney Ken Buck and former state Sen. Tom Wiens.
2010 is a long way off, of course. But as Washington Post columnist Dan Balz wrote recently:
Although Colorado has shifted from red to almost solidly blue in its representation, it remains a purple state politically, especially given the size of the unaffiliated vote, which can shift with the tides. Some strategists say Democrats may have reached their high-water mark in 2008. What happens over the next 14 months will show whether they can consolidate and solidify those earlier victories, or whether Republicans can begin their comeback.
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The Turquoise Ledge
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Viking Adult, Hardcover, 9780670022113, 336pp.
Publication Date: October 7, 2010
Leslie Marmon Silko's new book, her first in ten years, combines memoir with family history and reflections on the creatures and beings that command her attention and inform her vision of the world, taking readers along on her daily walks through the arroyos and ledges of the Sonoran desert in Arizona. Silko weaves tales from her family's past into her observations, using the turquoise stones she finds on the walks to unite the strands of her stories, while the beauty and symbolism of the landscape around her, and of the snakes, birds, dogs, and other animals that share her life and form part of her family, figure prominently in her memories. Strongly influenced by Native American storytelling traditions, "The Turquoise Ledge" becomes a moving and deeply personal contemplation of the enormous spiritual power of the natural world-of what these creatures and landscapes can communicate to us, and how they are all linked.
The book is Silko's first extended work of nonfiction, and its ambitious scope, clear prose, and inventive structure are captivating. "The Turquoise Ledge" will delight loyal fans and new readers alike, and it marks the return of the unique voice and vision of a gifted storyteller.
Leslie Marmon Silko was born in 1948 to a family whose ancestry includes Mexican, Laguna Indian, and European forebears. She has said that her writing has at its core "the attempt to identify what it is to be a half-breed or mixed-blood person." As she grew up on the Laguna Pueblo Reservation, she learned the stories and culture of the Laguna people from her great-grandmother and other female relatives. After receiving her B. A. in English at the University of New Mexico, she enrolled in the University of New Mexico law school but completed only three semesters before deciding that writing and storytelling, not law, were the means by which she could best promote justice. She married John Silko in 1970. Prior to the writing of Ceremony, she published a series of short stories, including "The Man to Send Rain Clouds." She also authored a volume of poetry, Laguna Woman: Poems, for which she received the Pushcart Prize for Poetry.
In 1973, Silko moved to Ketchikan, Alaska, where she wrote Ceremony. Initially conceived as a comic story abut a mother's attempts to keep her son, a war veteran, away from alcohol, Ceremony gradually transformed into an intricate meditation on mental disturbance, despair, and the power of stories and traditional culture as the keys to self-awareness and, eventually, emotional healing. Having battled depression herself while composing her novel, Silko was later to call her book "a ceremony for staying sane." Silko has followed the critical success of Ceremony with a series of other novels, including Storyteller, Almanac for the Dead, and Gardens in the Dunes. Nevertheless, it was the singular achievement of Ceremony that first secured her a place among the first rank of Native American novelists. Leslie Marmon Silko now lives on a ranch near Tucson, Arizona.


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Jesús Escobar (Ph.D., 1996, Princeton; Associate Professor) teaches courses and publishes scholarship on the art, architecture, and urbanism of early modern Spain, Italy, and the larger Spanish world. His book The Plaza Mayor and the Shaping of Baroque Madrid (Cambridge University Press, 2003; paper, 2009), explored the interchange of architecture and politics in the evolution of Madrid from a secondary city of Castile to the seat of a global empire. The book won the Eleanor Tufts Award from the American Society for Hispanic Art Historical Studies and was published in a Spanish-language edition in 2008 by Editorial Nerea. He is currently at work on a follow-up project tentatively titled "Baroque Madrid: Architecture, Space, and the Spanish Habsburgs," which examines buildings and public spaces in Madrid during a time of profound political change. Forthcoming publications consider seventeenth-century architecture in Seville and Santiago de Compostela as well as early modern religious architecture in the whole of the Spanish Empire. He has also recently published an article on a 1656 map of Madrid as a representation of Spanish Habsburg political ideals that is available for download below.
Professor Escobar serves as Editor for the scholarly book series, Buildings, Landscapes, and Societies, published by Penn State University Press and is an active member in a number of professional societies. Prior to arriving at Northwestern, he taught at Fairfield University and held visiting professorships at MIT and Columbia. His research has been supported by grants from the Fulbright Program, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
In 2015-16, he will teach a survey course on Baroque art in Italy and Spain and an undergraduate seminar on the painter Diego Velázquez's career at court in Madrid. He currently holds the honorific Harold H. and Virginia Anderson Chair at Northwestern.
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Jesús Escobar, "Map as Tapestry: Science and Art in Pedro Teixeira's 1656 Representation of Madrid," Art Bulletin 96/1 (2014): 50-69.
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'Drill, Baby, Drill' Fails: Why Gasoline Prices Remain High Despite Oil Boom
On Monday, USA Today reported that the price of gasoline hit $3.60 a gallon for the first time since October — an early start in comparison to the usual price rise seen in the spring. The increase occurred despite world oil production climbing to 88.8 million barrels per day in 2012, about 2 million barrels higher than two years ago according to the Washington Post's Brad Plumer. And about half of that increased production is due to an oil boom in the United States that's driven imported oil to its lowest level since 1987.
That increased oil production will bring down gas prices is one of the most reliable Republican canards when it comes to energy, so what gives?
As Plumer points out, "The big thing to remember is that oil prices are a function of both supply and demand. If world demand for oil rises faster than producers can pump the stuff out, prices will go up." Plumer cites a piece by James Hamilton of UC San Diego, which shows China's consumption of oil is booming, and that the world economy as a whole is growing apace — and thus demanding more oil — even as fuel efficiency increases.
Technically, the world isn't even producing enough oil to keep pace with the rise in global incomes. Oil supply has risen by 2.3 percent since 2010. But the world economy has grown by 7.1 percent since then. The only reason that oil prices haven't soared to record highs, Hamilton points out, is that countries have been undertaking new conservation measures. Americans, for instance, are buying more fuel-efficient cars in droves.
Granted, oil prices would almost certainly be even higher than they are now without the drilling boom over the past two years in places like North Dakota. But at this point, the extra drilling is struggling to keep up with the pace of global economic growth.
Here are the global production and consumption numbers for the last few years from the U.S. Energy Information Agency (note the numbers to the left start at 84,000 thousand barrels per day):
And despite forecasts from BP and the International Energy Agency that domestic and global oil production will continue rising, Plumer notes that high gas prices aren't going away anytime soon:
The [IEA] recently projected that U.S. oil production would continue rising through 2020 and beyond, as companies extract more "unconventional" oil from shale rock and other sources. But global demand was also expected to rise 35 percent between now and 2035, with China on pace to become the largest oil consumer in the world in the next two decades.
And that's the optimistic scenario. Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, a geophysical sciences professor at the University of Chicago and a lead author on the third IPCC Assessment Report, recently pointed out in Slate that while going after unconventional oil remains profitable, and thus likely to continue, it requires ever greater effort to retrieve the same amounts of oil:
Technological developments have made it possible to tap into tight oil, but these are not the same kinds of technological developments that have given us ever more powerful computers and cellphones at ever declining prices. Oil production technology is giving us ever more expensive oil with ever diminishing returns for the ever increasing effort that needs to be invested. According to the statistics presented by J. David Hughes at the [American Geophysical Union] session, we are now drilling 25,000 wells per year just to bring production back to the levels of the year 2000, when we were drilling only 5,000 wells per year.
We have to keep increasing drilling just to keep production steady, and the faster you drill in a particular area the faster production peaks and drops off. That future is an economy pouring ever greater amounts of energy and money into efforts "to extract the last drop of profit through faster depletion of a resource that's guaranteed to run out." So the structural economics of continuing to pursue oil are shaky, even if further industry profit is possible.
It remains the case that the best way to avoid high gas prices and supply shocks — not to mention avoiding catastrophic damage to the global climate — is to move away from oil as an energy source.
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It is all about the equation energy in for energy out. The tar sands illustrate this equation to perfection. Sure, oil is produced and profits are made, but the ultimate cost for the oil to the economy must be high or else the production will not occur.
Everywhere you look there is news of more oil discovered. But none of it is easy and cheap to produce. Somehow our conservative friends can't process that idea. Drill baby drill ain't bringing back cheap oil. And YES, China and the Bricks are growing their energy demands faster than the oil can be pumped out. Everyone who can is now driving cars and flying. You see that all over Russia and more and more in China. Just look at traffic in major Russian cities and Chinese cities, and it is in constant growth. China especially is booming in personal car use. This demands oil, more and more oil.
Two things are certain. Oil demand will rise and the CO2 spewed into the atmosphere will escalate to death spiral levels decades before the present models predict it. We are nearly at that point now with the feed backs kicking in 50 years early!
This article does not detail the complexity of these markets. A big piece of what affects price is the local refinery output. California and Nevada are tied to a specific set of refineries – the gasoline mixes/grades used in CA are specific to CA and are not produced elsewhere. This has something to do with policy/law which mandates cleaner burning fuels. Since CA has not built a new refinery in a long time, the current refineries are run close to capacity – so if something goes out in the refinery, then there will be a local decrease in amount of gasoline product. This is ok, since we have to begin to move away from these kinds of fuels anyway – if CA wants lower gas prices and has no such concern, then CA should build more refineries.
"That increased oil production will bring down gas prices is one of the most reliable Republican canards when it comes to energy, so what gives?"
This canard is bipartisan.
True, but these complexities are beside the larger point the article makes: world demand for oil is open-ended. All new supply is additive and will be burned and consumed. New supply, from the Bakken or the Monterey formation in California or anywhere else, will just be poured into the hopper and sold where it makes the most economic sense. It will not displace one molecule of oil from any foreign country. And it won't make us "energy independent" unless we pass a law making it illegal to export it. If exporting provides a better economic return, that's where the oil will go.
This is exactly what will happen with the oil from Keystone XL: it will be refined in the Gulf, where there's some spare capacity for handling such low-grade crude, and then exported. KXL is not about energy independence. It's about making money.
The massive rate we are using enhanced extractive techniques sort of says a significant drop off is just around the corner.
Look how fast Mexico fell down the production tables. Multi lateral, multi nipple wells, says the Saudi's are sucking the oil off the top of the water they have injected. Lets not even look at the water cut of their oil production.
That we call oil, gunk that our fathers would have instantly dismissed says we are nearing the end of the line. The Dill in dillbit stands for diluted, conventional oil products are needed for tar sands oil production.
The energy return, for energy invested, continues to fall. Fall to levels that will soon not add up. Spells a problem even if there is oil left.
However there is enough oil to stuff the climate.
The price isn't entirely a factor of supply and demand, however. It's also subject to speculation pressures.
It's really to bad the conservatives fro the most part refuse to even think about alternative green energy(s) as, well an alternative to fossil fuels such as petroleum are past it's peak.I say the dems should come out against climate change and then the repubs will for it and alternative green fuels.It's the old adage "if your for it i'm against it".
It's all about making money. Why else are the oil companies breaking record after record in profits year after year? These ballon bags have always got an answer besides greed…
The lack of refineries also means when one shuts down for repairs or upgrades our supply gets smaller. But I agree, it's not the answer to our future. Hydrogen is still being tested as are other alternatives. Just not at the pace we would all like. As my dad used to drum into me , patience,it will come.
The price of gold worldwide is related to supply, to demand and to professional collectors. Most gold is hoarded. When the price of gold goes way up, hundreds of dormant gold mines open up and gradually they overwhelm the world's collectors' collective desire for more and more gold.
The price of hydrocarbon energy isn't that much different. At this time, China is buying up as much of the world's hydrocarbon energy as it can. We in the U.S. have been living off of the rest of the world's hydrocarbons for many decades, so an increase in domestic production doesn't mean any direct exporting of "our" all-American oil to China. We're just importing less.
Actually, we're exporting vast amounts of all-American coal to China. Then China burns it and we blame them for catastrophic climate change. For some reason known only to God and K Street, China is culpable because they burned it, and we're not because we only mined it.
China plunks down drilling rights money and gets the right to hoard fossil fuel energy in the ground until needed, or until they can make a profit selling their rights off. That's because the price of oil in the ground increases pretty steadily every decade, almost like a savings bond.
Also, OPEC gets the opportunity to hoard oil until the price of oil rises to a comfortable cartel price.
No, the development of what, 2% more oil fields, to feed the world's addiction won't significantly affect oil prices.
I'm not sure that I particularly liked this article.
Oil extracted from the US is our biggest natural resource. How about having enough for the people here before anyone is allowed to export it?
Gas prices are due to EssoKochs' insistence that we pay to play their version of the international spot market. It has little to do with transportation costs. It appears to be a combination of international price fixing and increasing prices due to regional holiday travel plans. This has been in operation since lead was taken out of gasoline and the price for unleaded was less for about a week.
Forget oil! Electric vehicles are very affordable now and incredibly cheap to operate. You can install enough solar PV to generate energy to drive 12,000 miles/year for around $6,000. That system will generate energy for 30-40 years.
Contrast that with the cost of buying enough gasoline to drive 12,000 miles/year for 30-40 years.
I've been driving on sunshine for over ten years. My solar PV system paid for itself years ago, so for the rest of my life, I drive for free – on sunlight.
Gas prices go up because demand exceeds supply. Speculators can't push prices in one direction for long. Other speculators will do deals in the other direction, because the fundamentals always will out.
The fundamentals are much more than today's supply and demand. They are about the market's prospects. What WILL supply and demand be next year? Markets are anticipatory mechanisms.
The oil market is far too fractured, with far too many players with divergent personal and national interests, to be manipulated for long. The Norwegians are not in a speculative conspiracy with the Saudis, and the Kochs are not plotting with Hugo Chavez. OPEC members very often disagree with each other, and when they set quotas, they often cheat.
Having been in and around the energy trading business for 30 years, speculators want to do one thing: get the trend right and follow it. There can be, for a limited time, a positive feedback loop. (Why is he market going up? Because the market is going up, so everybody want to buy.)
It's waste of time to blame speculators. The comment about electric cars is on the right track. If we want to get out from under gas prices, we have to stop using so much. It's that simple.
As you say the EROEI reality is intractable. Cheap hydrocarbons are over, forever. And making the problem worse (or better if you want to see 'demand destruction' in action, for the less well-off, at least)is the return of the financial grifters, the speculators and manipulators who were responsible for so much of the leap in prices up to July 2008. They have trillions handed out by Reserve Banks to blow new asset bubbles, and no moral compunction, whatsoever, in doing so.
Putting greed in charge of human affairs was a brilliant idea. Not only did it contradict almost all classic philosophical and religious insight, but it also made insatiability the prime driver of human affairs. The ethos of the highly malignant cancer. Then to turn it into an actual religion, with dogma, catechism and a priesthood, and call it 'neo-liberal' capitalism, was a stroke of suicidal genius.
Let's refer to the oil and coal industry by the correct economic model: pillage and plunder.
The difference between marauding raiders and oil drillers is only in the permanence of the oil drillers impoverishment of its victims.
When raiders enter a village, plunder the wealth and food, and burn it to the ground, the village might take five years to rebuild and restore their food stores.
Oil drillers will come in and plunder the oil field and pillage the land and leave a decade later, but the oil resources won't return for hundreds of millions of years, and the pollution won't fade for decades to restore the use of the land for growing food.
The crime is referring to oil and coal mining as capitalism – would anyone call the Vikings, Genghis Khan, Somali pirates as capitalists?
How you managed to write this whole article without the word "export" baffles me.
#NoKXL #NoLNG
This concept of reaching a point where our production will not be able to suffice our consumption reminds me of a documentary I just watched called, "The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil." This documentary focused on how Cuba, as a nation, managed to adapt to their impending need to decrease their consumption of oil and energy because they had reached peak oil. Peak oil implies that they had reach the apex of production and consumption of oil, in which there were destined for a gradual decline from that point forward. They, as a collective nation, recognized the immediacy of their crisis and made serious lifestyle changes to adjust. They rode their bikes everywhere, never used air-conditioning, and heated water by the sun. These citizens understood that it was their duty to act, not wait for something even more serious to happen.
Somehow, America has managed to ignore the immediacy of our environmental crisis. We fail to see the direct correlations of our increasing overconsumption with the fail to find more, cheaper oil. And, we fail to grasp that there is not an unlimited supply waiting to be exploited for us. How can we instill such urgency? Governmental regulations? Smaller, more focused education?


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I had to swap the lines 32 and 33 in direct.php:
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@cherbert: did you solve your problem? I have the same now... ;-(
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I found a problem and have a fix (which took me again a while).
If you want to use @formHandler you will keep getting errors...
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(this is the controller file at: controllers/Direct.php)
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I am going to look at both your suggestions and look for any good deals on these. Thanks again for the help.
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Updated for Codeigniter 2.0...
If anyone wants to use this under CodeIgniter 2.0, all you have to do is the following:
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class Direct extends Controller { function Direct() { parent::Controller(); $this->load->library('extdapi'); $this->load->library('extdcacheprovider', array('filePath' => 'cache/api_cache.txt')); }
class Direct extends CI_Controller { function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->load->library('ext.direct/extdapi'); $this->load->library('ext.direct/extdcacheprovider', array('filePath' => 'cache/api_cache.txt')); }
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4 Jul 2011 7:32 AM #39
Is this or any other library been updated?
I wanted to use CI + Ext.Direct and having trouble with CI 2.0.2...
Is anyone using this? Mind to share latest version? I even tried latest download from Mike's link...problems arise... (namely I got stuck trying to get ext.designer to validate the api url - i assume it is because it was returning JS instead of pure JSON)
23 Aug 2011 10:44 PM #40
I'm trying Mike's library, but I've got stuck and wonder whether anyone can help me. I see actions in provider, but when trying to use them I can't , because actions namespaces are not included in global namespace. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
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Catalogue entry
Richard Smith b. 1931
T01199 Panatella 1961
Inscribed on reverse: 'R. Smith 1961 Panatella'.
Canvas, 90 x 120 (228.5 x 305).
Purchased from Kasmin Ltd (Grant-in-Aid) 1970.
Exh: Green Gallery, New York, April 1961; Whitechapel Art Gallery, May 1966 (10, repr.).
The artist wrote (17 May 1971): ' "Panatella" was painted in New York... It was the largest painting I had made up to that time and the image base was probably the smallest being a cigar band (hence Panatella) not I think a specific cigar band, but the general format. The colour is rather tobacco and gold.
'The canvas is more horizontal than was usual at a time when most paintings were off-square, the vertical dimension 84 in. being close to the maximum possible to get through doors.
'There are several of the recurring elements in paintings between' 60–2, the spinning centre, the broken line, the central form, the regular size of brush stroke in this painting. The hexagon shape is also shared with a painting Chase Manhattan ('61) (the bank whose graphic image was updated in 1960 with a hexagon symbol designed by Ivan Chermayeff).'
Published in The Tate Gallery Report 1970–1972, London 1972.


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I am using wordpress multisite and default blog plugin. Whenever i create a new site from admin dashboard, the newly created blog is absolutely right but when i register a new site and user, content from some pages (which is copied from default blog) goes missing.
In my case, iframe and form inputs were disappeared alongwith their parent containers (used div,p,table but no use).
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Bloggers trumpet bond between Mormons and Jews
David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, once had a conversation with future LDS President Ezra Taft Benson.
"There are no people in the world who understand the Jews like the Mormons," Ben-Gurion said.
"We need to know more about the Jews, and the Jews ought to know more about the Mormons," Elder Benson responded.
Several years later, two Mormons are blogging to bring Mormons and Jews together.
Mark Paredes writes about Jews and Mormons in the Jewish Journal in Los Angeles, where there are more than 600,000 Jews. Christa Woodall does the same for J., Northern California's Jewish news weekly.
The two met recently at the Jewish Community Center in Salt Lake City, where Paredes spoke for an hour on the topic of "Mormons and Jews in the Latter Days: A Zion Relationship."
"Latter-day Saints and Jews are two peoples with a unique message chosen to spread the word," Paredes told more than 50 people in attendance.
Paredes, a Michigan native, was baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at age 11. He served an LDS mission to Italy and later graduated from BYU. Paredes currently serves on the LDS Public Affairs committee for Southern California and as a stake high councilor.
His interest in Judaism came at a young age. Friends of his family were Jewish, including his father's boss. Paredes' brother attended a Jewish nursery school. He had a Jewish pen pal, and he listened when Holocaust survivors came to his school.
After Paredes became a U.S. diplomat, he felt impressed to study Hebrew and was assigned to work as a diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv. He later became the press attaché to the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles.
Over the years, Paredes has immersed himself in the Jewish religion and culture, developing in the process a greater love and appreciation for the Jewish people. Through those experiences, he has found a level of reciprocal acceptance that is accorded to few non-Jews.
"I've emceed the Los Angeles Israel Festival for three years, and the local Israeli community chose me to emcee the bilingual Yom Hazikaron ceremony [Israeli Memorial Day] a few years ago," Paredes said. "To gain that kind of credibility, not only do you need to show that you love them, but you also need to show a desire to get to know them. It takes a long time, and there are no shortcuts."
Woodall worked as an intern for the Michael Medved Show in Seattle, during college, before taking courses on Judaism at BYU. She has worked for the Orange County Register and currently lives in Draper, Utah.
Woodall was approached by J.weekly.com after editors noticed the success Paredes was having at the Jewish Journal. A friend who worked with Woodall at the Register recommended her for the job. Having served in a LDS Church public affairs calling, the opportunity seemed too good to pass up.
"What a great bridge-building opportunity," Woodall said. "So often there are misunderstandings and misconceptions that come between different communities of faith, so it is important to open a dialogue. My goal is not to convert anybody but just to help provide a better understanding of the LDS church and clear up any misunderstandings."
Despite living in Utah, Woodall hopes to more effectively reach her audience by meeting and networking with religious leaders in Northern California.
"It takes face time," she said. "I will be going out there to meet some people and make some connections. It will pay off down the road."
We can all be bridge builders, she added.
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suggestion from sharon / customer situation where user ran cbbackup on same machine as couchbase and cbbackup consumed all disk space, thus adversely affecting the server.
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Need to do estimate and perform a check even before starting.
and monitor at runtime to check for available space left and output a WARNING message to say "Only 5% of disk is available, backup may not complete successfully".
Bin: Any update on this bug will this be fixed before code-freeze on Friday.
Move to backlog for the time being. We need to come up a cross platform approach to measure disk space.
One feedback on the "cost / benefit" side of doing something like this...
Any disk space checks we do ahead of time or even along the way become just a polite hint, but might not save the user from out-of-space situations. Imagine, for example, cbbackup check disk space at the start of the process, but in the middle, unbeknowst to cbbackup, somebody starts downloading a giant file and sucks up disk space.
A warning at startup, also, won't be seen by automated cron jobs that are kicking off cbbackup.
Moving this one out of Sherlock to feature-backlog. This is not a huge feature but it is non trivial getting it to work correctly on all platforms. At this point in Sherlock we are realistically not going to get to this one.
We won't fix this for cbbackup, but will address this issue in our enterprise backup.


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- 1/8 tsp ground red pepper
- 1 tbsp canola oil
- 1 tbsp sesame oil
- 2 tbsp fresh ginger
- 2 garlic cloves minced
- mahi mahi fillets
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Baghdad, February 16 (Rn) – The Iraqi government said on Thursday that what is handed down from the possibility of transferring the Arab summit, from Iraq to another country does not have implications requires a position of Baghdad, while confirming that the transfer of the Arab summit is not between overnight.
Revealed Egyptian press reports, citing Lebanese sources and the other Jordanian Arab telecom acknowledged the existence of intensive targeting a mini-Arab summit called for by Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the Saudi capital Riyadh in substitute for the Arab summit to be held in Baghdad at the end in March next year.
The Iraqi government has alluded to, one day after the position of Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa, who ruled out the presence of his country's Arab summit to be held in Iraq, which he considered countries issue a "evil" per day to his country, and waved to reduce the size of its relationship with States to take such negative attitudes .
Said Mary Rayes Chancellor in the Office of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki told the Kurdish news agency (Rn), that "the measures taken by the Iraqi government is currently preparing for a conference of the Arab summit next month in Baghdad is part of a decision issued by the League of Arab States," in reference of to the position in support of holding the summit in Baghdad.
Rayes explained that "all that is talked about (the transfer of the summit out of Iraq) has no consequences of that could respond to it (…) the transfer of the summit can not be done between overnight." She said.
And followed the Chancellor's office in al-Maliki said that "Iraq will take a position in the case of winning, but do not want to comment on how it is talking about it is the League of Arab States only."
"The Arab League reiterated during her visit to Baghdad, Iraq's ability to host the Arab summit." Says the President.
Baghdad is seeking to return to play a role in the Arab region and the whole world after that busy for years makes excuses based on the internal strained since the overthrow of the former regime in 2003, but internal political differences may receive Bdilalha negatively on the efforts of Baghdad.
The Arab summit in the Iraqi capital Baghdad international event larger, organized by the country since 2003, where it formed the secretariat of Baghdad, a committee to create and insurance requirements for the Conference of the Arab summit, while confirming the Iraqi Interior Ministry that it had prepared a security plan to protect the Arab summit include multiple stages.
The Baghdad summit was postponed more than once because of the exceptional circumstances experienced by a number of Arab countries since last year and known as the "Arab spring".


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Willie Nelson and former Dallas Mavericks coach Don Nelson share more than just a thing for Hawaii; seems both are willing to bet a little bank onbiodiesel fuel
, damned hippies. InThe New York Times
today is a piece aboutthe Monday grand opening
down at the Carl's Corner truck stop of one of two biodiesel production facilities in which the country singer-songwriter and his wife Annie have invested, backing up their long and loud affection for the fuel produced by mixing alchohol and animal or vegetable oil. But they aren't the only ones who've sunk a little of their hard-earned into the place. SaysThe Times
, "The Dallas Mavericks assistant coach, Del Harris, the former Dallas Mavericks head coach, Don Nelson, and Carl Cornelius's original partner at the truck stop, the Dallas stockbroker, Monk White, are a few of the other investors in the plant, which will be run by Pacific Biodiesel, the company that fuels the Nelsons' cars in Hawaii." Nelson convinced Cornelius tostart selling biodiesel
at the truck stop in October 2004, and now they're making the stuff down there as well--about 8,000 gallons of biodiesel per day, or two million gallons annually. But, says Bob King, Pacific Biodiesel's president, "we have the capacity to double production here at Carl's Corner to more than four million gallons," which would make it PB's biggest biodiesel production plant in the country. Man, I remember when all Carl's Corner used to be known for was its so-so burgers, theTango dancing frogs
and theworld's worst topless bar
in the history of nudity.--Robert Wilonsky
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2nd child and son of Kristian and Olina Quanrud Bjornstad. He grew up on several farms around the Inkster ND area, west of Grand Forks and graduated from Inkster High School in 1930. After working on his father's farm for about eight years during the Great Depression, he went out west to Washington and Oregon to look for other employment. He finally settled near Billings MT, working on a local ranch. In February 1942 he was drafted into the US Army after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and the US declared war on December 7, 1941. He married Robbie Dovie Denson on September 15, 1943 in Winona MN, while he was stationed at Camp McCoy WI , just prior to being sent overseas to Northern Ireland fur additional training with the 38th Infantry. See the spouse link below for the story of how Robbie and Gerhard met. A communications specialists who was also trained to diffuse land mines, he served in 5 major European Campaigns and was awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry and the Purple Heart for a shoulder wound received at the Battle of the Bulge. He was in the American forces that laid siege to and captured Brest, France where the German military had a major submarine base. He was stationed in Northern Ireland and England prior to participating in the Normandy Invasion on June 6, 1944. After his discharge from the Army in September 1945, he resided in Lima OH where his wife lived for a short period before his job (Montgomery Ward) transferred him to Elkhart IN in 1946. He then applied for and accepted a job with the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. (NIPSCO) in 1948, working for them 28 years before retiring in 1976. While living in Elkhart, he was active in the Osolo Junior High School PTA and the band parents group where his two sons attended. He also served as president and treasurer of the Elkhart Mineral Society. Both he and his son, William, loved to search for fossils in the local gravel pits, creek beds, and quarries throughout northern Indiana and southern Michigan, and amassed a sizable collection. In 1988 he and his wife moved to Belleville IL where their youngest son resided. There were two sons born to the union of Gerhard and Robbie Bjornstad, David Morris Bjornstad (born 7/10/1946) and William Brian Bjornstad (born 4/11/1950). There were 4 grandchildren (Joseph Michael Bjornstad (born September 1972), Erik Daniel Bjornstad (born September 1974), Kathryn Marie Bjornstad (born 11/8/88), and Matthew Aaron Bjornstad (born 11/26/90) and two great-grandchildren (Michael Joseph (born March 1994) and Christine (born 1998). He died at the Freeburg Care Center in Freeburg IL from heart failure, brought on by prostate cancer and old age. His wife, who died on April 3, 1994 is also buried next to him at Nesmith Methodist Cemetery.
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