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Edwin Davis: "The way our nation handles criminal justice wounds victims and offenders alike."
Three archbishops respond to an address by Bishop Graham Kings, mission theologian in the Anglican Communion.
The Rev. Juan M. Cabrero-Oliver was appointed by the presiding bishop and approved by General Convention.
Bishops Edward Konieczny, William Love, and Gregory Brewer discuss General Convention's decisions.
Bavarian Lutherans and Anglicans discussed current joint ministries July 14-16 at the Episcopal Church Center.
Owen Chadwick's death, honors for cricket-playing missionary brothers, and responses to same-sex marriage
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Dear Abby: I am writing about the letter from "Holding My Tongue" (Nov. 8), the woman who was upset because many children were playing with electronic devices during her grandchildren's school concerts and recitals. While I agree that most children should pay attention to the event at hand, as the mother of two children on the autism spectrum, I have a different perspective.
There are apps and games designed to keep these children occupied and help them deal with the stress and anxiety of being in a large group of people. — Laura in Pennsylvania
Dear Laura: Your point is well-stated, and was one made by a number of parents of children with special needs. Readers had interesting comments on this topic, so I'm sharing a few:
Dear Abby: If there's a possibility young children could be unruly during a performance, I think they should use something to keep them occupied.
Sometimes it's hard to find a sitter or afford one. When children get dragged to programs they have no interest in, they lose patience and become fidgety. If given something to occupy their attention, as long as it has headphones, then I don't see a problem. — Understanding in Louisiana
Dear Abby: In this digital age, we have lost touch with basic common decency and respect for others. I not only notice this in children, but adults as well. I have seen people check their emails while they are in church, or couples sitting together at a restaurant, both fixated on their electronic devices and not speaking a word to each other.
It's sad to imagine what the next generation will be like if we don't start putting the devices down and interacting with each other again like human beings. — Maintaining Human Contact
Dear Abby: When my mother passed away last summer, my sister-in-law brought two handheld games to the funeral. My niece and nephew played while the pastor spoke about my mother.
It was the last straw for me in a series of incredibly rude actions over the years. My children were also appalled. When respect is no longer taught at home, we sink to the lowest level as a society. — Debra on the East Coast
Dear Abby: I have stopped attending my friends' grandchildren's recitals because I, too, cannot tolerate rudeness. If there is a toy that can keep them busy, their parents "enable" them to grow up as idiots who can't appreciate the world and its beauty because their world is lived entirely on an electronic screen. — George In South Carolina
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The same thing as fuck, but in the U.K they say shag.
Last night was great, i shagged her doggystyle.
بواسطة Anonymous مارس/آذَار 20, 2003
In North-western Ontario Canada it is a fund raising party thrown for a couple about to be married.
Hey Bubbles, did you pick up those tickets to Dave and Lynns shag?
بواسطة neak أغسطس/آب 25, 2004
A word to decline anything embarrassing or something impossible or something that will never happen your friend says to you; Similar to the word psyche or not( as seen in Borat)
Bryan: Hey dude, I heard you slept with Michelle.
Sammy: SHAGS! That will never happen!
Sammy: SHAGS! That will never happen!
بواسطة AJ aka MR.Meatloaf نوفمبر/تشرين الثّاني 23, 2009
the blackest white man ever seen
how you do'en shags?
بواسطة crummy0 أكتوبر/تشرين الأوّل 31, 2005
A British slang term for sexual intercourse. Used by people who think the term "making love" is too innocent and "fuck" is too coarse.
I know she was my school teacher, but I still wanted to shag her.
بواسطة DCI Gene Genie Hunt مارس/آذَار 12, 2011
A Herefordian greeting or term for 'mate'. Can be used for aquaintences and mates alike. Similiar to the Liverpudlian 'La' or Welsh 'Butt'.
Bob: Can you pass me that spanner Bill?
(upon receiving spanner): Cheers, shag.
"Alright shag"
"How goes shag?"
"Have a good holiday, shag?"
"Got the time on you shag?"
(upon receiving spanner): Cheers, shag.
"Alright shag"
"How goes shag?"
"Have a good holiday, shag?"
"Got the time on you shag?"


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I've been looking for a good WordPress compatible blogging client (for Windows) that would let me edit posts WYSIWYG style with images and handle all the image uploading and resizing for me. Is there a maintained list of compatible clients? I've been looking around and haven't found one.
So far I've found Blogjet which is okay (the image uploading/resizing works great) but it has weird markup issues. And w.bloggar which seems to work but doesn't handle images at all.
Ecto says it works with WordpPress but the Windows build lags way behind the Mac and I haven't given it a fair try yet.
This seems like it'd be a good page for the WordPress wiki. I'd add it but I'm frightened. What are some other WordPress compatible blogging clients?


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Throughout the NBA Finals, one of the most talked-about topics (other than the Heat's penchant for instant, unexpected meltdowns and LeBron's pattern of offensive disengagement and disappearances) has been, "Who for the Mavs is going to step up and help Dirk?"
Who will be Robin to Nowitzki's Dark Knight? The Phife to his Q-Tip? The LeBron to his Dwyane Wade?
Names have been thrown around like GOP presidential candidates.
Jason Terry shows up for a game (or two).
Jason Kidd might have at least one big game in him.
Tyson Chandler shows up in Game 4.
J.J. Barea maybe has one big performance in him.
DeShawn Stevenson has a one-game Wizards/Cavaliers flashback to 2008; Peja Stojakovic has a Kings/Lakers 2002 flashback; Caron Butler is pushing for a 2011 comeback.
And all the while, the one player who has been there to complement Nowitzki in almost every game is being overlooked like a terrace.
Code name: Matrix. Government name: Marion, Shawn.
For four games in this series, Shawn Marion has been the only player outside of Nowitzki who has shown he can consistently produce against Miami's defense. He's proven the Heat don't have an answer for him. They haven't figured out how to stop him. Or even contain him. He's become Miami coach Eric Spoelstra's real matchup nightmare.
"I'm just attacking them," Marion said after the Game 4 win. "At the same time, I'm just being aggressive and my teammates are looking for me. I'm doing what I do, and I get buckets if I get the opportunity to."
And at that, the 15.5 points per game he's averaging in the series (ahead of Thursday night's Game 5) is deceptive. It's a fact that doesn't tell the full story. The Mavs lost Game 1 despite Marion's 16 points and 10 rebounds. In Game 2, his 20 points were neglected amid the drama that was "The Comeback," while Dirk and JT were handed all the credit. Game 3 was his bad game; he scored only 10 on 4-of-12 shooting. But in Game 4, through three quarters, he carved his way through Miami's D like Kemba Walker in the Big East tournament.
Yet somehow, Marion's 16 points in three quarters Tuesday night got lost just like his performances in the other games thus far. Lost next to the eight points Terry dropped in the fourth, to Nowitzki finally being able to break a sweat and break through offensively, to Chandler's nine offensive rebounds and save-the-day performance during "The Comeback II."
Because after single-handedly keeping the Mavs in Game 4 in the third quarter (he scored 10 points in that quarter), Marion sat the bench in the fourth. Playing Eric B. to Dirk's Rakim, Teller to Terry's Penn.
Some say he had a minor calf injury. Others speculate it was an unexplained DNP, coach's decision. In Rick Carlisle's postgame presser late Tuesday evening, the coach said, "Marion can't play 43 minutes." The next day, Carlisle said he was "pleased that [he] could get Shawn some rest."
How Carlisle does this, I don't know. How -- in the middle of a Finals series, while desperately looking for a Kato for his team's Green Hornet -- has he not realized the answer is right there in plain view.
Are his eyes wide shut? Are we missing something?
Now Marion knows how Scottie Pippen must have felt all those years. Must still feel now.
About the supposed calf injury, Marion made it a nonissue. "I'm walking; I'm good," is all he had to say.
Of all the players the Mavs are going to need to depend upon to win two of the next three games, Marion is the one who can save them. They need to realize that.
He's the one Mav (outside of Dirk) who has shown he isn't the least bit affected by any/everything the Heat can throw at him defensively.
So Dallas: Stop searching. The player who is going to "help Dirk carry the load" for the remainder of the series is there among you. Been there. Just waiting for someone to call his name. He can't win it for you by himself, but he can be the reason you do.
"We can rest in the summertime," Marion said the other day in response to a question about his Carlisle-imposed "rest" time in the fourth quarter of Game 4. "If I cough up blood, it is what it is. It's that time of the year. The season is that much shorter. Within the next few days, the season will be over with. We can rest then."
Yes. But will the Mavs rest in peace?
Scoop Jackson is a columnist for ESPN.com.


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Amarillo police swarmed a motel in northwest Amarillo on Saturday as they searched for two men wanted on felony warrants.
Police received a tip about 11:30 a.m. advising Nikko Nathan, 24, and Cedar Chavarria, 22, both of New Mexico, were staying in a room at the Astro Motel, 5703 W. Amarillo Blvd.
When police arrived, two people were seen leaving the room and entering a blue Chevy Tahoe. After being detained, police found the two had been in contact with the men.
A 16-year-old was released to his parents, and Jesus Mendoza, 17, was arrested on a charge of possession of marijuana after the drug was found in the room and vehicle.
Police said it appeared the fugitives fled through a small window in the back of the room.
Nathan is 5 feet, 7 inches tall, 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, and is wanted in Quay County, N.M., on felony warrants on aggravated assault and felon in possession of a firearm charges.
Chavarria is 6 feet, 2 inches tall, 190 pounds and is wanted by the New Mexico State Police in Albuquerque on a harboring an escapee/fugitive warrant.


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Queens's Napa Valley
Merlot grown in New York City? Yes, and it's for sale
Last spring I called Gary Mitchell, hoping to make a date to sample his debut batch of wines. "I'm on the tractor," he shouted over a motor's rumble, adding that a storm was on the way. Then he clicked off his phone. By rights, the vineyard manager should have been in wine country. In fact, he was afield in New York City.
I was curious to taste Mr. Mitchell's wines because of their improbable source: a 1½-acre vineyard set in the midst of a 47-acre farm in Floral Park, in the borough of Queens. This agricultural throwback, the Queens Farm Museum, has endured as a working farm more than 200 years, even as garden apartments, a pair of enormous residential towers and commercial strips sprouted all around.
Urban wineries have popped up nationwide, including City Winery in the Tribeca section of Manhattan, Henke Winery in Cincinnati and San Pasqual Winery in San Diego. In most cases, these wineries import grapes to the city to make their wine, sometimes from thousands of miles away. But Queens Farm Museum does the inverse, making its wines outside the city partly from grapes grown within city limits. "When we're able to expand the size of the vineyard, we'll use more of our own grapes," said Mr. Mitchell.
The farm museum owes its survival to Creedmoor, a nearby state psychiatric hospital that bought the farm in 1926 as a place where patients could do farm labor as therapy. Ownership transferred to the New York City Parks Department in 1975. The museum is where many city kids get up close to their first farm animals and crops. They can even go on autumn hayrides.
It takes about an hour via subway and city bus to get from Times Square to the farm, which includes a tiny shop in the corner of a greenhouse that will begin selling its home-grown wines over Memorial Day weekend. You'll know you're there when you see the sign announcing "farm fresh eggs for sale." In season, you can also buy veggies, pumpkins, apples and pears, and honey from the farm's beehives. (Tel: 718-347-3276;
With plenty of programming for kids already set up, the vineyard was "an experiment" for adults, said Amy Fischetti-Boncardo, director of the farm. After two years of planning, planting began in 2004, with classic Bordeaux varieties—Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc—as well as Chardonnay. The farm hired a consultant, but Ms. Fischetti-Boncardo knew wine grapes wouldn't grow as easily as the corn and tomatoes in nearby plots. She said: "It takes generations of knowledge to properly plant and run a vineyard, and we didn't have that."
Enter Mr. Mitchell, an unlikely choice to nurse 1,000 finicky vines to fruition. Then a drama teacher at Bard College, he'd directed Shakespeare and written screenplays. In the summer of 2004, Mr. Mitchell was helping to create a three-acre corn maze on the farm. Ms. Fischetti-Boncardo asked him to take over the vineyard. Mr. Mitchell agreed—if he could take a short course at the University of California at Davis, one of the premier winemaker schools.
Big Apple Labels
A look at more New York wineries. Some of these wines can be found at stores or online.
City Winery
Music impresario Michael Dorf opened this ambitious winery, restaurant, wine bar and performance space in a 19th-century building in Tribeca just over a year ago. 155 Varick St.
Citywinery.com .
- Recommended: City Winery Rosé of Pinot Noir 2009: Made with grapes from Oregon's Willamette Valley and piped up from the cellar to the wine bar. A whiff of spring with just a hint of spritz. $11 per glass only.
- Van Dam Zin 2008 ($25 a bottle): With grapes from California's Lake County, a rush of crushed raspberry fruit with a background sprinkle of cinnamon.
Brooklyn Oenology
Ex-manufacturing engineer Alie Shaper uses grapes from Long Island's North Fork. She'll open a tasting room in Williamsburg this spring.
- Recommended: Chardonnay 2007 ($17 a bottle): Buttery color, but lean to the taste, with suggestions of mandarin and fig.
- Motley Cru Red 2006($16): A blend of Syrah, Malbec and Petit Verdot: aromatic and earthy, with a kick of black pepper.
Red Hook Wine Co.
California cult winemakers Robert Foley and Abe Schoener, in partnership with Mark Snyder, a sound man for the likes of Billy Joel, are focusing on North Fork grape-intensity levels. 177 Dwight St., Brooklyn. No tasting room, but visits can be arranged by phoning 347-689-2432.
- Recommended: Sauvignon Blanc 2008 ($48.99 at Union Square Wines, unionsquarewines.com): An almondy, slightly oxydized wine. Low alcohol, despite being hugely full and persistent.
"Some things," he said, "you can only learn by doing, like how to string wire for a trellis." And then there's pruning the dormant vines in late winter in order to manage their fruit load in the summer; to improve his pruning skills, Mr. Mitchell brought photos of his vines to the consultant.
After harvest, the farm trucks the ripe grapes 70 miles east to Premium Wine Group, in Mattituck on the North Fork of Long Island. Federal law requires that a wine must be labeled according to where it's made, so Queens Farm Museum wines carry a Mattituck address. "Basically, we have a file cabinet out there," said Mr. Mitchell—who, in his fedora, looks a lot like Indiana Jones.
Queens Farm Museum's first release of wines, 830 cases in all, includes a Merlot 2006 and 2007, a premium red wine called Adriance 2006 (named for the Dutch family who first farmed here) and a Chardonnay 2006. They will be priced between $20 and $25. The wine labels bear a simple line drawing of a vineyard with the Manhattan skyline in the background.
Mr. Mitchell finally allowed me to sample the wines recently. "You're the first civilian to taste them," he said. "We wanted to create modest wines that wouldn't stretch the boundaries of what the fruit can give." Indeed, the 2006 Merlot, from a so-so vintage, is an easygoing wine, fruity in a strawberry kind of way, and just right for pizza night.
Adriance 2006—a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc—was a step up in complexity, with its layering of leather, cherry and olivey notes and fuller body than the Merlot 2006.
My favorite wine was the Merlot 2007, from a much better vintage than the previous year. Its darkly fruity core and real intensity came with a kick of spiciness due at least in part to a small infusion of Petit Verdot, a Bordeaux blending grape grown at North Fork vineyards, not at the farm. (For now, all Queens Farm Museum wines include an addition of North Fork grapes, according to Mr. Mitchell. The percentage of offsite grapes differs in each wine, he said, but he wouldn't reveal exact proportions.)
The only wine that disappointed me was the lackluster Chardonnay 2006. Perhaps this wine was showing the effect of the fungal disease that forced Mr. Mitchell to pull out the Chardonnay vines last spring.
So vigorous is this urban vineyard that its heavy fruit loads are harvested two weeks ahead of North Fork vines. But there are threats: "spider mites, all different kinds of fungi, including powdery and downy mildew, botrytis, and Japanese beetles," Mr. Mitchell said. The museum's policy of minimal use of chemical treatments makes the battle harder.
I asked Mr. Mitchell if he had plans to expand the vineyard. "Do you see how our terrain slopes up there?" he said. "That's the terminal moraine, where a glacier pushed debris in front of it. Lots of gravel up there means good drainage for vines. And the leaner soil should make the vines work harder." At this vineyard, the best wines may be yet to come.
—Peter Hellman contributes to the Wine Spectator.


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text: earthquake Vashon Island Prepares For The Big One With 'Cascadia Rising' Earthquake Drill By Bellamy Pailthorp • Jun 9, 2016 Listen Listening... / 5:30 Imagine being on a rural island when a major earthquake hits off the coast. After five minutes of shaking that registers 9.0 on the Richter scale, devastation is all around. Food, water, medicine and fuel are in short supply. Along with power and phone service outages, all bridges and ferry connections are down. Rescue Crews In Ecuador Face Ticking Clock In Quest To Find Survivors By Camila Domonoske • Apr 19, 2016 Hundreds of search and rescue experts from 13 countries are joining Ecuadorian rescue teams, the nation's foreign minister says, to try to save the lives of anyone who survived a magnitude 7.8 earthquake on Saturday and remains trapped beneath the rubble. But hour by hour, the odds dwindle that anyone has survived this long. After Powerful Quakes, An Even Stronger Temblor Strikes Southern Japan By Camila Domonoske • Apr 15, 2016 Just more than 24 hours after powerful earthquakes struck a large island in southwest Japan, an even stronger quake has hit the same area. The Associated Press quotes a Japanese official as saying 19 people were killed, bringing the total for the two big quakes to 29. Tacoma Quake Survivor Remains Grateful To The Boy Who Died Saving His Life 66 Years Ago By Ashley Gross • Mar 19, 2016 Ashley Gross / KPLU Listen Listening... / 7:42 To live in the Northwest is, to some extent, to roll the dice. If you lived through the 1965 Seattle earthquake, or the Nisqually quake in 2001, or if you just read the New Yorker article about the "really big one" destined to hit our region, you know this well: There are forces under our feet that could just shrug our cities off into the abyss. The push and pull of continental plates is so huge compared with a puny little human. And yet, for a man named Kelcy Allen, the act of a child shielded him from the seismic forces. He's spent decades feeling grateful to the boy who died saving his life. Developers Arrested Over Building That Collapsed In Taiwan's Earthquake By Bill Chappell • Feb 9, 2016 The company that built a 17-story apartment building that collapsed during Saturday's earthquake in Taiwan no longer exists, but three of its former executives have been arrested as prosecutors look into allegations of shoddy building practices. Day After Deadly Quake In Taiwan, Survivors Still Emerging From Rubble By Camila Domonoske • Feb 7, 2016 More than 24 hours after a deadly magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck Taiwan, rescuers are still pulling survivors out of the rubble. The earthquake hit at roughly 4 a.m. local time on Saturday (Friday afternoon in U.S. time zones), just two days before the Lunar New Year celebrations. The city of Tainan was the hardest hit — and a single building, a 17-story apartment building that toppled like a folding accordion, caused most of the casualties. At least 26 people are confirmed dead from the quake, 24 of them from the building collapse, The Associated Press reports. Earthquake Early Warning System Coming Say Speakers At White House Summit By Tom Banse • Feb 2, 2016 Listen Listening... / Federal agencies and university scientists are making progress on the deployment of an earthquake early warning system for the West Coast. That was one of the messages from a half-day earthquake preparedness summit hosted by the White House Tuesday. After Earthquake In Afghanistan, A Complicated Rescue Mission By Dana Farrington • Oct 27, 2015 More than 300 people are dead the day after an earthquake hit Afghanistan and shook surrounding countries. At least 2,000 people are injured, NPR's Philip Reeves reports on Morning Edition. 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(Hint: No) By KPLU News Staff • Jul 15, 2015 AP Images Listen Listening... / 0:48 A recent story in the New Yorker, which draws from the latest geological science, says that within 50 years there's a good chance a massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami will destroy a sizable portion of the Pacific Northwest and potentially kill 13,000 people in the process. And according to, "The Really Big One," the odds of this Cascadia quake within five decades are one in three for a large quake and one in ten for a more massive one. So KPLU asked people on the streets of Seattle if they're concerned about an earthquake and what, if anything, they've done to prepare for it. Click on the audio link (above) to hear their comments. Nepal Quake: Temblors Shook Seattle's Climbing Community By Bellamy Pailthorp & Mike Lewis • Apr 27, 2015 AP Images Listen Listening... / 5:48 One member of a Seattle-based climbing group's Everest team died Saturday as a result of an avalanche that hit the mountain following the Nepal earthquake. But several other local climbing organizations reported that their teams were safe. Among those is Alpine Ascents, the climbing and expedition company that has called Seattle its home for 27 years. The company had six clients and three guides on Mount Everest at the time of the 7.8 magnitude quake. Giant Washington Quake: It's Entiat's Fault By Gabriel Spitzer • Apr 27, 2015 Listen Listening... / 1:55 In December of 1872, an earthquake shook the Pacific Northwest so hard that a Seattle resident described watching near-tidal waves roil Lake Union. And it wasn't just Seattle; the quake shook from Eugene, Oregon to Canada. It triggered a landslide near Wenatchee that briefly dammed the Columbia River. For years, geologists couldn't pin down the quake's source. But now they think they've found it: A previously unknown fault near Entiat on the east side of the Cascades. "So we had this big earthquake but no one could put their finger on where's the fault that's responsible," said Brian Sherrod, a paleoseismologist with the US Geological Survey. A paleoseismologist studies ancient earthquakes. Sherrod said the source of the massive quake has baffled scientists for decades. Guesses placed the epicenter everywhere from Sedro-Woolley to Lake Chelan to British Columbia. Magnitude-4.3 Earthquake Jolts Central Washington By The Associated Press • Feb 18, 2015 A magnitude-4.3 earthquake rumbled under Washington state's Cascade Range, but no injuries or damage have been reported. The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network says the quake struck at 1:04 a.m. Wednesday and was centered about 20 miles north of Ellensburg and 10 miles northeast of Cle Elum in central Washington. Magnitude 6.7 Quake Hits Off Coast Of Vancouver Island, No Tsunami Threat By Associated Press • Apr 23, 2014 USGS The U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center says a magnitude 6.7 quake has been recorded in the Pacific Ocean off the northwest corner of British Columbia's Vancouver Island. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center in Palmer, Alaska, says there is no danger of a tsunami from the Wednesday night quake. Researchers See Evidence Of Earthquake Fault In Spokane By Steve Jackson • Jan 3, 2014 Scientists who have been studying a swarm of small earthquakes that shook Spokane in 2001 say they may have evidence of a new fault in the area. On Friday, scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey announced an airborne survey of the Spokane area revealed clues that look to be connected to a so-called swarm of small earthquakes that struck in 2001. The swarm was actually several small quakes, the largest of which registered a 4.0-magnitude quake on Nov. 11 of that year. Statewide Earthquake Drill Planned for 10:17 on Oct. 17 By Ed Ronco • Oct 16, 2013 Damian Dovarganes / AP Photo State officials are hoping people across Washington will drop to the floor and take cover on Thursday morning. It's part of a massive earthquake drill that organizers say has attracted more than 800,000 people so far. Go to the website for the Great Washington ShakeOut, and you're met with video showing a major earthquake violently shaking the ground. The video, and the website it's on, are a project of the Washington state Department of Emergency Management. Listen Listening... / Earthquake drill set for Thursday 3.6-Magnitude Quake Hits Near Gig Harbor, Shakes Buildings By Martha Kang • Aug 20, 2013 Pacific Northwest Seismic Network Did you feel it? A 3.6-magnitude quake hit Key Center, Wash., located across Henderson Bay from Gig Harbor, at 11:40 a.m. Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. Rubble from New Zealand quake shows Seattle what to expect By Keith Seinfeld • Feb 13, 2013 Rob Griffith / AP The Northwest hasn't had a killer earthquake since 1965 – and it's been three centuries since anything massive shook this region. That's how New Zealanders felt, until two years ago, when a quake knocked their third largest city to its knees. Lessons from Christchurch, NZ, and other Pacific Rim cities, are resonating at a meeting of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, in Seattle this week. Magnitude 6.3 quake off Canada's west coast By The Associated Press • Nov 7, 2012 VANCOUVER, British Columbia – A magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck off the west coast of Canada but no damages have been reported and no tsunami warning has been issued. Update: Tsunami waves smaller than expected in Hawaii after quake By The Associated Press & Jake Ellison • Oct 27, 2012 HONOLULU – A geologist tracking a tsunami in Hawaii says the first waves hitting shore are smaller than expected. Gerard Fryer of the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said Saturday night the largest wave was measured at 5 feet in Maui in the first 45 minutes. Warning changes The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center had issued a tsunami warning for all Hawaiian islands Saturday night, hours after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake rocked an island off Canada's west coast. Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie proclaimed an emergency, mobilizing extra safety measures. Southern Calif. shakes from another earthquake By The Associated Press • Aug 8, 2012 YORBA LINDA, Calif. — Another moderate earthquake has shaken a wide area of Southern California. The U.S. Geological Survey says the 9:33 a.m. Wednesday quake was centered two miles northeast of the Orange County city of Yorba Linda. The quake was initially measured at magnitude-4.5 but seismologists have since lowered the magnitude to 4.1. A magnitude 4.4 quake centered in the same area struck late Tuesday night. No damage was reported. Yorba Linda is about 35 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles. Quake triggers warning in Aleutian Islands but no tsunami By Alexandra Gutierrez • Sep 2, 2011 Brian Hoffman / Flickr "This is not a drill! Get out of here!" UNALASKA, Alaska – Residents of southern Alaska awoke this morning to a major earthquake. It triggered a tsunami warning near the Aleutian Islands. But no damage has been reported and there was no tsunami. Scientists propose earthquake warning system By Keith Seinfeld • Apr 5, 2011 AP Listen Listening... / Earthquake scientists are hoping to build an early-warning system for Washington, Oregon and California. It would give typically about five to 30 seconds of notice that a big quake was starting. The scientists have been meeting this week to craft a proposal. There's no way to predict earthquakes. But once a big one starts, it sends out different kinds of shock waves that move at different speeds. One type is fast-moving, but barely perceptible. These are called P-waves. They arrive before the slow traveling but damaging shock waves (called S-waves). So, if you have precise sensors, they can detect the fast-moving waves and send out alarms. 4.3 and 2.5 magnitude quakes shake Mount Saint Helens By The Associated Press • Feb 14, 2011 A magnitude 4.3 quake at 10:35 a.m. Monday at Mount St. Helens was felt in southwest Washington and the Portland area. Small quake rattles South Sound By Gary Davis • Nov 16, 2010 Google Maps A 4.2 earthquake gave a shake to Lewis and Thurston counties just before 8 am this morning. The US Geological Survey reports the small temblor was centered between the town of Morton and Mossyrock. No injuries or damages have been reported. Update: As Haiti Cholera Outbreak Spreads, Local Relief Expanded By Gary Davis • Oct 25, 2010 CBC News Northwest-based relief agencies World Vision, World Concern and MercyCorps are rapidly expanding relief efforts in Haiti as a cholera outbreak there spreads. Dozens have been killed, and thousands are infected.


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Germany Offers U.K. Limited Support on EU Treaty Negotiation
German foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier offered the U.K. limited support on renegotiating the treaties of the European Union, days after French President Francois Hollande said it wasn't a priority.
At a joint press conference in London with his British counterpart William Hague, Steinmeier, speaking through a translator, said Germany wanted to see Britain's influence in the "midst" of the EU, not on "the sidelines."
Steinmeier said Germany was "not against discussing an adaptation of the treaties." Still, he added, "it would be exaggerating to say that the U.K. and Germany are pulling in exactly the same direction. That is obviously not the case."
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to hold a referendum on EU membership by the end of 2017, to placate euro-skeptics in his Conservative Party who fear losing votes to U.K. Independence Party, which wants Britain to withdraw from the bloc. Steinmeier said there had been a growth of euro-skeptic political parties across Europe that "doesn't make our work any easier."
Cameron and Hollande clashed over Europe at a meeting near Oxford last week. France says allowing changes for one country could lead to others making demands.
"We want Britain to stay in Europe," Hollande said. "But that doesn't mean that Europe can't be made more efficient. France wants a euro zone that is better coordinated, better integrated. As for changing the treaties, there's no urgency for now. That's not the priority."


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Combine sugar, syrup, salt and water. In a 2 quart sauce pan cook over med heat until sugar dissolves stirring all the time. Heat until it reaches 260 degrees without stirring using a candy therometer. Remove from heat and mix in remaining ingredients. Pour into lightly buttered 15x10 jelly roll pan. Cool just until it can be handled. Butter hands and gather taffy into a ball and pull. Continue to pull until light in color and hard to pull. Divide into fourths. Roll into long ropes and cut into pieces 1/2 in long using buttered scissors. Wrap individually in wax paper and twist the ends slightly. Makes 1 1/2 lbs.
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Vanua Levu is a wild tangle of verdant rainforest, cool highlands and coconut plantations fringed by idyllic white beaches and spectacular coral reef ideal for snorkelling and diving. The secluded, private slice of paradise makes a dreamy wedding venue for die-hard romantics looking for a different way to celebrate their special day.
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We enjoyed this very much! It was reminiscent of Greek Pastitsio. I used orzo pasta, and it came out great! Thanks for sharing!
It was just ok. I did not change anything. My husband did not like either. We will not make this again.
I thought this was good. My 3 young kids liked it, as did my husband. Personally, I thought the white sauce was a little bland (could be a problem with pregnancy and tastebuds). Overall, it was good, I'd make it again, and the cinnamon does make it different from the typical pasta sauce.
Excellent recipe, reminds of moussaka, very easy to make, filling & delicious dish, now in my favorite recipes.
I am surprised that there are not more reviews for this tasty dish. I was on the hunt one day when I had a lb of ground beef in the fridge. I was getting sick of the usual meatballs or meatloaf or sloppy joes so I decided to look for some sort of casserole dish. Most of the recipes I found needed a soup of cream of mushroom soup. I didn't have any on hand and wasn't too thrilled about adding a ton of sodium to my dinner and then I stumbled across this recipe. Wow...I was a bit scared that the cinnamon might be too overpowering, but it is not. It is perfect and subtle. My husband also loved this recipe. Thanks so much for posting it!
I can't believe I forgot to review this. It is currently saved under OUR FAVORITES in my cookbook. It is a pleasant change/twist to the normal ground beef cassarole. It even tastes okay with Ground turkey. I used wheat rotini noodles in mine too. Thanks for a crowd pleaser!
This has a wonderful taste to it.I did not have the tomato sauce and use rotel instead and use grated cheese instead of the parmesan on of it.I use lasagna noodles.I will make this again. It is that good. chef#220151
This was a very pleasant dish. The cinnamon added a wonderful flavor to the sauce. I want to share this with all my friends. :)


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would not visit a GP, nor would GPs notify every case.
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measure of the problem, Dr Poore said.
Southern's rates were low compared with other parts of the
The South's flu season was also summarised yesterday, with
rates higher this winter than in 2011, a report to the
committee said.
Some primary schools closed for periods during the six-week
season, while there were high rates in some rest-homes.
The number of the board staff getting the flu jab was also up
this year - 46% compared with 39% last time. Dr Poore pointed
out that that might not be the real number, as some staff got
their vaccination from their GP, rather than at work.
The predominant strain this year, influenza A (H3N2), was
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Words cannot express how much I freaking LOVE this song!!!!!!
FT Island is always nice. :3
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hongki looks more cute with that hair~~~
I like the rhythm and beat of this song
the main reason i love this mv it's because all the members appear
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F.T. Island is cool as always. I also like their ballads. ^_^
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As an Intermark intern, you won't be making coffee or manning the mailroom. What you will be doing is working on real briefs, for real clients. Clients like St. Vincent's Health System, Toyota, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Sound good? Thought so. Apply today.
As a summer intern at Intermark Group, you'll be thrown headfirst into the agency life. The first couple weeks of the summer, you'll work within your assigned department to learn more about the ins and outs of advertising. You will have the opportunity to sit in on brainstorming meetings, assist on real accounts, and explore the work we produce. All interns will also help plan our annual company picnic, monthly birthday celebrations and other fun events.
At the end of the summer, the interns will collaboratively create and present a pitch to a real-life client. If you want to learn more about how the advertising business really is and experience a better opportunity to confidently prepare you for the workforce, we highly suggest you apply for an exciting summer as an intern at Intermark.
Assists with the day-to-day interaction and communication with our clients. Works with various departments, including but not limited to, public relations, strategy, media, etc., to ensure all aspects of our clients' work is completed and executed with a focus on print, radio and broadcast.
I thoroughly enjoyed every day of this internship. Creating a campaign with my fellow interns was a challenging but rewarding experience. Not only did I learn the ins and outs of an advertising agency, but I also made some incredible friends. I am happy to say that I chose the right major, because this is definitely what I want to do with my life!
Teams up with the copywriter to concept and execute big, brilliant ideas on time and on brief. A love of art and an eye for design are both necessary, but you'll also need to be a great thinker who picks apart briefs. And once a concept is approved, you'll have to bring it to life. Your mom will want to put your work on the fridge, even if she doesn't understand it.
Working at Intermark this summer has been one of the most fulfilling things I have done thus far in my career. There was never a time when I didn't want to come to work, and I never felt like my time was being wasted. I love to be busy, and the work I was doing wasn't just time filler; the creative briefs were unique, interesting and a chance to make a splash. I am so thankful to have worked with the creative individuals who pushed me to go bigger and never wanted me to cut down my ideas. Seeing the creative process from start to finish is so satisfying, and an experience I never could have gotten in school. I feel like I have truly grown into my "art direction" shoes and I can't wait to see what the future holds.
Teams up with the art director to concept and execute big, brilliant ideas on time and on brief. You'll need to love the written word, because after a concept is approved, you'll be writing, writing, writing across print, radio/ television, online and other cool stuff. And if you make your mentor jealous, you've done it right.
Being a part of the Intermark Group internship program has been an amazing experience. I got to work with great mentors who really invested their time in my success. I learned so much and was able to be a part of so many client projects. From commercial shoots and voice talent casting to working on challenging and exciting briefs, Intermark allowed me to experience so many aspects of life at an advertising agency. It was a great learning opportunity, and definitely never a dull moment. Accepting this internship was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
Reviews, analyzes, documents and evaluates business systems, workflows, procedures and data structures. Assists with day-to-day interaction and communication by working with various departments, including but not limited to engineering, digital strategy, analytics, and user experience, etc., to ensure all aspects of our clients' work is completed and executed with a focus on mobile applications, website development and other digital assets.
As an Intermark intern I was able to work in a collaborative environment and I learned so much more about advertising in the 11 weeks than I ever thought possible. Being able to relate concepts I learned while in school to the real work I was doing over the summer was truly fulfilling.
Works with the Media Department to assist in buying local advertising on TV, radio, outdoors and digital. Works on a team to create a full media plan for a client, as well as using research tools to better understand target audience's media consumption habits and create strategic plans to reach them.
The Intermark intern program was everything I could imagine and more. As a media intern I was able to gain valuable experience that surpassed anything I could learn in classes. I would recommend the program to anyone who wants to gain hands-on experience while having fun doing it.
Learns the basics of PR including writing press releases, planning events, pitching to key media contacts and developing strategic plans. Helps generate ideas for social media content, campaigns and contests while monitoring online mentions and reviews.
If you are looking for real-world PR experience, this internship is the way to go. Your skills will improve throughout the summer—from writing releases, planning events, creating social content, monitoring sites and much more. By the end of the summer, you will have learned far more than you could have ever imagined from a talented group of PR professionals!
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Heat the stock to lukewarm. Melt the butter in it, then add the potato flour 1 tablespoon at a time, whisking it in carefully to avoid lumps.
Turn the mixture into a large mixing bowl; add the rest of the ingredients in the order given EXCEPT for 5 cups of the whole wheat flour. Beat the mixture 100 strokes, set it aside in a warm place and let it rise. The "sponge" will get quite massive in about an hour.
Stir the sponge down, add the remaining 5 cups of whole wheat flour, plus any more you might need to make a kneadable dough.
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Total Fat 132 g203.6%
Saturated Fat 53.8 g269.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 206.6 mg68.9%
Sodium 7913.1 mg329.7%
Total Carbohydrates 1065 g354.9%
Dietary Fiber 209.1 g836.2%
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Protein 277 g554.5%
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I don't think there is nearly the deliberate system like "moneyball" that exists within the 49er structure. That being said, especially over the last two years of free agency, (one of which is only a few days old), there have only been a handful of players worth (if anyone is) the insane money the top tier FAs get. Some other players have gotten huge paydays because it is sometimes necessary to ensure you land someone, but that doesn't mean they are worth it.
Our FO does seem to have an philosophy that keeping your own talent, which you can evaluate far better than you can evaluate other FAs and/or draft picks is a better investment and that the drop off between most big name FAs and the next level isn't nearly as big as their price tag if you get the right guy to fit your system. And/or that if it is, at least it doesn't hurt you as much if you make a mistake. The upside is a limited improvement, the downside is a limited loss, but the expense and potential long term limitation can be crippling if you overpay for someone who doesn't pan out at all.
Case in point someone like Braylon Edwards. Didn't really help, but didn't really hurt. However, committing a long term contract to someone like Albert Haynesworth (worst case scenario) can really hurt your franchise and FAs rarely live up to those huge contracts even under the best case scenarios. Those that do, are usually the ones who are retained by their teams, "franchise players", so to speak. Ones who switch teams rarely (not never) live up to the huge payday.
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After reading this paragraph in the CouchDB Definitive Guide (here):
If you have multiple design documents, each with a validate_doc_update function, all of those functions are called upon each incoming write request. Only if all of them pass does the write succeed. The order of the validation execution is not defined. Each validation function must act on its own.
I'm wondering if there is any good practice to deal with multiple validate_doc_update function ?
I mean: Is it better to create only one design document with a validate_doc_update field or having several smaller ones?
In the first case, one can be sure that none of the validation functions will interfere with another, but the function may become very large if a lot of controls are needed.
On the other side, several smaller functions may be easier for reading purposes and evolutions, but one have to be sure of the purpose of each function and not mess with other ones.
Plus, what's the point of letting each design document hold a validate function? Storing one in a view document seems a bit dirty for instance, but creating several design documents just for the intent of holding one small validation function doesn't seems very clever to me either.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan C350 4MATIC Luxury 4dr Sedan AWD (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
Bought it used 22K Miles (Paid 17.5K - yeah rubbing it in) Car is fun to drive, perfect for the Driver who wants a sports car which can also drive like a luxury car when you need it. I have always been a Lexus owner, the one thing that stands up when I get into the C350 is the Plastic. Even my 8 yr old RX doesn't look this cheap inside.
Good Drive Characteristics, Handling. Quiet interior
For 40K, I think MB can do a bit better in the interior. Accessories cost an arm and two legs
This car is truly a joy to drive! This is my fourth Mercedes (previous ones were 450SL,C240, and SLK230), and I've also driven BMW's (including an 850ci). And this car, although certainly not the largest or most powerful of the Mercedes, compares most favorably to all of my past vehicles. The handling is smooth as silk, the acceleration quick, and the braking sure and steady. As in all of the Mercedes, I feel safe and secure with a very solid car beneath me. Oh, and dare I say that it's a "beauty" too!
4-Matic AWD, smooth steering wheel action, responsive acceleration, and automatic headlights.
The menu in center of control panel, when operated by the buttons on the steering wheel is distracting to operate because of having to scroll through various choices. Needless to say, this should only be done when sitting still, and never while driving I guess.
Good balance of luxury and performance at entry and compete well againt other euro cars. I was looking for cool car after driving a Toyota Corolla for 12 years without any problem and got bored. I ended up here after starting with 2007 Camry XLE V6. I am very happy and looking forward to enjoy this car for long time.
Memory seats with easy entry, Auto climate control and heated seats.
MP3 CD should be standard (Single CD player will not play MP3 songs even though catlog says it is capable. You need to pay extra for ipod integration kit or CD changer)
I have purchased a new sport C 230 with a navigation package. The car is fun to drive but a few mistakes can really cost you a lot. The front end is low to the ground and easily bumps into things like parking blocks or low curbs. The wheels are beautiful but very expensive along with the high performance tires. When parking the car care must be taken not to hit the curb or else you will hear $ signs scraping away...The navigation system is not user friendly but once programed is very accurate and fun to follow. My truth in a reccomendation would be to take a longer look at the competion.. I now wish I had..
The best feature for me is the memory side control of the seats. My wife is small and I am large. The door has a swith with 3 positions on it. One for me and one for the little one and then again one for others who might drive the car. It even moves the head rest to the memory position.
The new key is very large and encumbersome. The tires are far too expensive and are different size from front to back so rotation is not possible to save tire life. I think a more user friendly navigation system would be more helpful.
Overall the vehicle is nice. There does need to be some changes as with any vehicle. It has a nice smooth quiet ride...I am coming from a Nissan 350Z which was LOUD and bumpy. The car feels to me a little stuffy for my age group late 20's. but I think it has more to do with the interior tan anything else. The cars stereo system is a bit weak.
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Retail banks across New Zealand have stepped in to help
school staff financially affected by the Novopay debacle.
They are offering school staff interest-free overdrafts in
the wake of continuing problems with the Ministry of
Education's new payroll system, which has left many employees
without pay for up to four months.
New Zealand Bankers' Association chief executive Kirk Hope
said the issue "affects the largest single payroll in the
"It's about helping ensure affected teachers and staff
continue to have access to funds over the holiday period," he
Banks participating in the offer are ANZ New Zealand, ASB
Bank, Bank of New Zealand, the Co-operative Bank, Kiwibank,
SBS Bank, TSB Bank and Westpac New Zealand.
The overdrafts will be valid until January 15, 2013, and
limited to the value of the total amount of payments which
have been delayed.
"I encourage affected school staff to get in touch with their
bank so they know they're covered and can have some peace of
mind over the holidays," Mr Hope said.
One who will not be taking up the offer is Purakaunui School
secretary Jacque Ruston.
Financial relief arrived for her this week when she was
finally paid under the Novopay system.
The single mother of two went unpaid for nearly four months
and relied on bank loans and interest-free loans from friends
to pay her mortgage and other living expenses.
However, the banks' offers could take the pressure off other
frustrated school staff around the region who continue to
have problems.
Andrew Pearce, a relief teacher working in Dunedin schools,
said he had not been paid for work he did at George Street
Normal School on October 25, October 30 and November 1.
Instead, he was paid for a day's work on November 13 - a day
he did not work there.
"Well, here we are at Pay 18 now, and I still have not been
paid for these days. I guess it's two out of the three that I
am waiting for because November 13 must have been one of
"So once again, I am going to be waiting well over a month to
get paid for days that should have been, and were apparently,
dealt with some time ago.
"I don't think the problems are going away any time soon."
Ministry of Education group manager Rebecca Elvy said the
latest pay round for school staff went smoothly with more
than 92,000 staff paid this week. She believed it was
encouraging to see the steady progress being made with
Ms Elvy said the ministry and Talent2 were working to ensure
all staff were paid as expected for the Christmas period.
"It's great that nearly 90% of schools have now completed the
end-of-year pay process and we are working to support those
who have yet to supply their information through both direct
calls and visits from expert advisers."
She said anyone whose pay was incorrect leading up to
Christmas would be able to contact the ministry to make sure
they received their correct pay "promptly".
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