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I have been struggling with this issue now for a week. Here's the basics behind things... First of all, the main firewall/DHCP Server/et al for my workplace is a SnapGear SG850. Until recently, everything's been working fine and dandy.
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Do you feel the agony of leftover holiday blues? You know. ... You gave the holidays your full emotional and financial attention, but somehow, you feel ripped off in the deal.
Hurtful in-laws? Credit card bills hitting the mailbox? Asyou try to clean up your slightly chaotic house, you vow to hold onto your sanity. Tips to regain your balance:
Go over your blessings in detail. Paying attention to whats right is a good way to feel better. Make a list.
Dont allow others to spoil your happiness. We all have a relative who loves to flaunt his success or demean us in some way. Send them out of your brain. Refuse to dwell on them.
Use humor to curb stress. Haul out some old movies that provide you with a few laughs. Or share some crazy holiday stories with friends.
The brain needs healthy thoughts to feel harmonious, says a businessman well call Tom. When I first opened my store ... a few years ago, I rode an emotional roller coaster that nearly killed me. Id toss and turn all night worrying.
Tom says he began to focus on a single day at a time. You are really channeling your energies to get more done this way. Worrying is like draining your own batteries while youre trying to put one foot in front of the other.
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Visit Serans: highlights and tourist information
Serans is situated in the Orne (Normandy region) in the north of France at 36 km from Alencon, the department capital. (General information: Serans is 182 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Falaise at 20 km and Sees at 26 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Serans, France: places to visit and attractions
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend when sightseeing close to Serans. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Planning a trip to Serans and the Normandy region? France This Way can help!
Map of places to visit near Serans
More information about Serans & region
Markets in and near Serans
Local markets
- Argentan: market Tuesday & Friday (8km)
- Briouze: market Monday (18km)
- Trun: market Thursday (18km)
- Falaise: market Saturday (20km)
- La Ferte-Mace: market Thursday (22km)
- Sees: market Saturday (26km)
- Bagnoles-de-l'Orne: market Wednesday & Tuesday & Saturday & Friday (28km)
- Flers: market Wednesday & Saturday (32km)
- Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives: market Monday (34km)
- Conde-sur-Noireau: market Thursday (34km)
Tourist attractions to visit near Serans, France
Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Serans and wondering what to do next!
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Saint-Ceneri-le-Gerei (38km)
National Monuments Carrouges Chateau (18km)
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Argentan (8km); Domfront (41km)
Regional Natural Parcs Normandie-Maine (27km)
Remarkable gardens Sassy (12km); Jardins du château de Vendeuvre (30km)
Sites of natural beauty Signal d'Écouves (22km); Forêt d'Écouves (24km); Rochers des Parcs (32km); Mont du Haut-Fourché (41km); Forêt de Perseigne (45km)
Towns of Art and history Orbec (51km)
Listed as villages d'etape - (recommended place to break a long journey) Villers-Bocage (55km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Saint-Fraimbault (49km); Saint-Loup-du-Gast (50km)
Geography and distances
Distance to Serans
from Alencon (prefecture): 36 km
from Paris: 182 km
from Calais: 286 km
from Nice: 796 km
from Bordeaux: 433 km
from Strasbourg: 579 km
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Serans is in the north of France. Most visitors arrive in one of the cross-challen ferry ports with Caen being especially close, typically within an hours drive. For driving distances to Serans from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 17 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Serans): Avoine, Batilly, Ecouche, Fleure, Fontenai-sur-Orne, Giel-Courteilles, Goulet, Joue-du-Plain, La Courbe, Louce, Montgaroult, Moulins-sur-Orne, Saint-Brice-sous-Ranes, Saint-Ouen-sur-Maire, Sentilly, Sevrai and Tanques.
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Small branding statements can bring some interest to potential employers if you put the time in.
Right now, go to this article and read Pete Leibman's (@PeteLeibman) article, "Is Your LinkedIn Headline Killing Your Personal Brand"on Dan Schwabel's Personal Branding Blog. Pete, like other career experts, have made it clear that this is a key part of a functional LinkedIn profile, and makes your profile more attractive to lurking employers and recruiters. If his name sounds familiar, I reviewed his book last March and published his interview with me last April. Your LinkedIn headline is the first thing people use to decide to read on. That's why it must be eye-catching and interesting. It's critical.
In short, Pete offers this formula for a great LinkedIn headline:
"Step 1: Say WHAT you are.
Step 2: Say WHO you help.
Step 3: Say HOW you make their life/work better.
Step 4: Give PROOF that you are credible. "
"Public Relations Specialist…" is BORING and says nothing! Leibman's suggestion is much more functional. I would suggest to Jane Jobseeker this:
Public Relations Specialist increased media visibility for the Acme Company from 20,000 to 40,000 newsletter subscribers
This fits perfectly into the 120 character limit requirement with spaces!
There are a few other philosophies out there, but this is an interesting approach that would help you stand out. You are accomplishing several things:
1) You are stating your purpose. When potential business partners/employers look at your profile they understand your career direction.
2) You don't have to say that you are a "problem-solver." Instead a direct approach is professional and impressive.
3) Your accomplishments are featured. Awards, recognition, expertise, and the results highlighted inspire others to read more of your profile.
People often use the space just to say who he or she is professionally. Do just that if you want to be like everyone else. Again, approach this space as a way to sell yourself, and stand out. It will take some time to tweak and re-write but your profile will get a few more looks if you take the time to create an effective profile.
Keep in mind that you have 120 characters in that space. How does your headline look now? Comment below.
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Cathy Whims is the chef/owner of Nostrana, an acclaimed Italian restaurant in Portland, Oregon. "I'm not Italian, but I feel like I've chosen a great cuisine," says Whims, who is a six-time nominee for best chef in the Northwest by the James Beard Foundation. "It's very healthy and seasonal and rewarding."
When she's not at Nostrana or her other restaurant, Oven and Shaker, Whims is cooking up easy yet delicious meals at home.
"I love baked asparagus with a poached egg and Parmesan cheese on top," she says. "In Italy, especially southern Italy, they call this type of cooking cucina povera, or the cooking of the poor. It's very economical -- a lot of vegetables and leftovers, and staples like grains and greens, with just a little meat."
Her favorite comfort food: "Spaghettini with a simple clam sauce. More than the sum of its parts, it reminds me of being on the seaside in Italy."
What she eats when she wants to lose 5 pounds: "One or two appetizer-size salads for dinner, and the next day I feel thinner."
Where she gets her best menu ideas: "A lot of things inspire me, primarily the seasons and what's available from the farmers markets that supply the restaurant."
The one lesson every home cook should learn: "Don't be afraid of a little salt. Add salt to the pasta water. If you add a perfectly seasoned sauce to unseasoned pasta, you will lose so much of the flavor you've worked for."
Her Go-To Recipe: Autumn Ragout With Poached Eggs
Makes 4 servings
3 Tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
1 red onion, sliced
4 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
1 Japanese eggplant, cut into half-inch cubes
1 small zucchini, cut into half-inch cubes
1 red or yellow bell pepper, cubed
2 heirloom tomatoes, peeled, seeded, diced
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8 fresh basil leaves, torn
4 fresh eggs
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The Stumptown I've had in Portland is some of the best I've ever had. Lighthouse is close though, and I could probably go either way on a good/bad day.
How do you chow coffee?
In the manner of there not being a category for drinks. Or maybe this should be filed under drugs?
Drugs. And, all is forgiven.
Eric rested a cup of this coffee on my desk, and the smell alone was entrancing.
Did your dick implode?
Lemongrass? Ewww.
I went in there for the first time 13 days ago, and have taken every possible opportunity to return. I just now borrowed a coworker's car (I'm a foot commuter) to go there during work to get my afternoon fix.
My first drink, on that fateful day, literally stopped me in my tracks and got me to call my friends to instruct them to make haste to the Stumptown door.
I'd say that Valhalla Coffee is better than either Lighthouse or Stumptown. You can get it at the Blackwater Cafe at 9th and Fawcett in Tacoma.
Holy fuck - it's $99 for HALF a pound. How much does a cup of this stuff brewed cost?
A buck or two.
You get what you pay for. Unless it's 2-buck Chuck. Then you just wasted 2 bucks.
Is this deliciousness restricted to only their drip coffee?
You get what you pay for?
You do realize most of the fancy imported wines you pay $60 for are usually selling for $8 where they're made, right?
People go broke paying for table wine.
And fancy coffee.
Spend more on making sure the people who grow it for you get a decent wage ... that might work better.
World's best? Not a chance. That title belongs to kopi luwak.
Sorry, but if it ain't been shit out by a civet cat, then how do they expect it to taste any good?
I don't drink wine, Will.
But I do drink coffee, and yes, you get what you pay for.
And being married to a whino for two years has lead me to believe that you don't know what you're talking about. In both areas.
And yes, he loves 2-buck chuck.
@13 i've had americanos and a latte at presse ... both were incredibly delicious. haven't tried the drip, but will this weekend. god, i fucking am in love with presse ... and yes, i'd marry it if i could.
How do they do "drip" there? Is it through a cone, or French press? I usually prefer drip, since I'm approaching an age where I think about stupid shit like cafestol.
You should try vacuum brewing. Once you try vac, you'll never go back...
Goddammit, Eric. You need to keep this stuff to yourself.
Uhhh... coffee should taste like coffee, and not like lemongrass, which tastes vaguely citrusy, oddly enough.
I'm just sayin'
I feel so guilty because I have been cheating on Vivace with stumptown. I can't help it! I can get an americano that is sometimes better than Vivace and I don't have to adhere to the FASCIST CUP SIZING! sometimes I wan't 16 oz! And I admit sometimes I am pissed off when I wake up. And I grumble past, saying, "Fuck you Vivace. I want a BIG cup of fucking coffee." You always hurt the ones you love.
If I tasted my coffee and it tasted like lemongrass, I would spit it out.
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Numbers disappoint
The 2010 U.S. Census numbers for New Albany and Union County are disappointing.
The numbers made public Friday put New Albany's population at 8,034, up only 5.6 percent from the 7,607 people counted in the 2000 Census. Union County grew 7 percent to 27,134 compared to 25,362.
Several local business and government officials had estimated the Census would show about 8,500 people live in New Albany, but the official numbers show that estimate was optimistic.
New Albany Mayor Tim Kent is one of those disappointed with the numbers:
"It's surprising because we think we have about 3,300 households, which we thought we put our population nearer 8,500," he said.
Others, including Phil Nanney of the Union County Development Association, were not surprised:
"If Toyota had opened two years ago, our numbers would have been different," he said. "But we haven't had much new employment and our housing industry has been in a slump."
Why should we care? There are several reasons, we think.
First, the federal government distributes more than $400 billion of our tax money to state and local governments each year based on the Census data. Second, Census data influences where money goes for new services, including roads and the like. It also is a factor in determining the location of retail businesses, restaurants and manufacturing plants.
The fact is a growth rate of only about one-half percent a year is not an attractive number to attract much development. We only can hope the numbers will trend up as Toyota and its supplier plants get rolling.
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Christopher Gair is a Senior Lecturer in American and Canadian Studies at the University of Birmingham. He is author of "Complicity and Resistance in Jack London's Novels: From Naturalism to Nature" (1997), and editor of" C.L.R. James and Postnational Studies" (2006).
Tony Horwitz is a native of Washington, D.C., and a graduate of Brown University and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. He worked for many years as a reporter, first in Indiana and then during a decade overseas in Australia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, mostly covering wars and conflicts as a foreign correspondent for "The" "Wall Street Journal". After returning to the States, he won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting and worked as a staff writer for "The" "New Yorker" before becoming a full-time author.
His books include "Midnight Rising", "A Voyage Long and Strange", "Blue Latitudes", a national and "New York Times "bestseller about the Pacific voyages of Captain James Cook, "Baghdad Without a Map", a national bestseller about the Middle East, and "Confederates in the Attic", a national and "New York Times "bestseller about the Civil War.
Horwitz has been a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University and a visiting scholar at the John Carter Brown Library at Brown University. He lives with his wife, Geraldine Brooks, and their son, Nathaniel, on the island of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.
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u Henderson County Board of Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors and Employees meets at noon today at the USDA Service Center.
u Hendersonville Planning Board meets at 4 p.m. today in the City Operations Center.
u Blue Ridge Community College Board of Trustees meets at 5 p.m. today in the Technology Education and Development Center, Room 337, Flat Rock.
u Joint public hearing with Polk County Commissioners, Tryon, Columbus and Saluda city councils is 5 p.m. today at R. J. Foster Hall of Justice, Womack Building, Columbus.
u Henderson County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board holds a special-called session at 5:30 p.m. today at the Administration Office, Jackson Park.
u Henderson County Board of Public Education meets at 6 p.m. today at 414 Fourth Ave. W.
u Polk County Board of Education meets at 6:30 p.m. today in the Stearns Education Center Boardroom.
u Transylvania County Board of Education meets at 6:30 p.m. today in the Brevard Elementary School Media Center, 601 Greenville Highway, Brevard.
u Saluda Board of Commissioners meets at 7 p.m. today in the Saluda Public Library.
u Polk County Commissioners meets at 7 p.m. today at R. J. Foster Hall of Justice, Womack Building, Columbus.
u Laurel Park Parks and Greenways Board will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Laurel Park Town Hall.
u Henderson County Board of Commissioners and the Blue Ridge Community College Facility Committee will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Historic Courthouse, Commissioners' Meeting Room.
u Laurel Park Planning Board will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Laurel Park Town Hall.
u Mills River Finance Committee meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Mills River Town Hall.
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u Henderson County Gem & Mineral Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18, at the Salvation Army Building, corner of Third and Fourth avenues. All welcome.
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u The Tenth Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Breakfast will begin at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 18, in the cafeteria in the Killian Building, Blue Ridge Community College. Main program in Bo Thomas Auditorium. Tickets: $5, children; $10, adults. Tickets: 692-6338 and at the door. Information: 693-3465.
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Marcus Theatres revives kid-friendly discount matinees
Marcus Theatres is bringing back its "Kids Dream" winter movie series in February, with a string of family-friendly - and wallet-friendly - weekend morning movies designed to take off the chill.
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Mexican Fiesta honors culture and history
Celebrating Mexican culture means good food, tequila tastings, music and soccer. You'll find all of them, in generous portions, at Mexican Fiesta, which runs Friday through Sunday at Maier Festival Park.
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Paxfest honors newborn whose life was cut short by cancer
Paxton Andrews' parents thought their newborn had a cold when they took him to the pediatrician. Sadly, it turned out that he had cancer. He died just shy of 5 months old.
His parents, John and Danna, who live in Bay View, decided to honor his memory last year with the inaugural Paxfest, which featured local bands including Fever Marlene and Maritime and food from Maxie's Southern Comfort and Blue's Egg. The event raised more than $15,000 for the Pablove Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to funding pediatric cancer research co-founded by Milwaukee native and Elektra Records president Jeff Castelaz, and named after his late son Pablo. »Read Full Article
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Victoria Beckham may have been enjoying some family time in the US, but she's had to leave David and co. to check that her first London store was coming on nicely.
The 40-year-old star teetered in her stilettos, which she wore with black loose-fitting cropped trousers and a black sleeveless rollneck, beneath which she wore a crisp white shirt.
But there was no hard hat for Victoria. The star looked super-glam for her meeting.
Earlier this week, the mother-of-four shared a picture from the site revealing that the builders were close to finishing up their work.
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I have been fiddling with various parts of my code for a while now to get the page title (the <title> tags) to work, but so far I've not succeeded. I have my blog title set, and as far as I know, the page title is supposed to pull from that, but it's not.
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2004 Chevrolet Tahoe LS Rwd 4dr SUV (4.8L 8cyl 4A)
This GM vehicle has suffered from some of the "known defects" by GM. The instrument cluster has been replaced under warranty, fuel pump became weak and been replaced, the actuators that control the airflow into the cabin become flaky and will start blowing hot air out (you have turn off the car and restart-I've gotten good at doing this while going down the road). The final straw with this vehicle - excessive porosity in the cylinder heads (again, a known issue with GM supplier's CasTech heads) allows steady leaks into the valve train and gets mixed in with the oil. It has gotten bad (1 gal/month) and now at 105,000 miles, this vehicle has to go unless GM steps up. TBD.
I needed a SUV to help me out with my every day life I was thinking more along the lines of a trailblazer but I am so happy that I did not get it and got the Tahoe instead this is by far the most impressive vehicle I have ever had the pleasure of owning we recently took a trip to the beach and the roominess of the truck far exceeded my expectations and the gas mileage isn't really that bad Im averaging 22-23 hwy and 18-19 cty plus if I was concerned about gas I would bout a yaris but me and my family really enjoy the size looks and comfort plus with a a K and N air filter new plugs and wires and TB spacers I'm hoping to up my mileage around 26-27 before exhaust changes
leather seats, sunroof, big console, third row seats, heated seats, big engine with plenty of power the aggressive look and a strong since of security while driving.
can't complain
Bought this Tahoe new 4 1/2 years ago and it has been the best vehicle I have ever owned.
Fold-flat back seats turns it into a panel van. 5.3l engine provides a little more power than standard motor.
This is my first Chevy vehicle ever! The previous owners bought it new and had all the service records for it.The truck had 52K miles when I purchased it and has 59K now. No major problems yet, my local chevy dealer said though I needed a new a/c belt, and something in my steering column needed to be replaced, cost was about $250 with labor to repair both. My rear brake light went out, now that was expensive... the part itself was $250, and you can't buy it at any part store cause its a LED light. Great smooth ride and great pick-up. Love the space. The truck is not to big nor to small for a single guy with no kids
Auto climate, heated & memory seats, 10 way power seats, driver information center, Onstar, XM, & 6disc. Sunroof and dvd player, stabil trac system, 17 inch alloys also, like the look better over the 16 inch alloys. Love the dark blue exterior. This one has tan in it, think I will get grey next time.
Better fuel economy in the city, hwy is great though. Better leather, cooled seats, gets pretty hot in the south. Although I noticed for 09 cooled seats are available on the LTZ model. Oh and second row buckets being able to lay back farther for napping.
Love this truck, very reliable, only had 2 warranty issues and I have 96k miles on it. Need to stay away from Delco batteries, had to finally get an interstate as Delco kept dying in less than a year. Now teaching daughter to drive it. She loves it also. Still drives like new, even with high miles. Good seating, kids like DVD player, great AC, really keeps inside cool on over 100 degree days.
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WW2 technology? Wait a minute, weren't you just whining about how we murder innocent people? Yes warfare in general would be downright easy if we did it the way it was done back then. We cannot. We can't DESTROY ENTIRE CITIES, eliminating our targets in the process. The way we do things today is inherently more risky against a technologically inferior enemy, but it minimizes collateral damage effects (e.g. the innocent civilians you were talking about).
Yes there is a lot of waste, like the tanks, high-payload bombers, blue-water ships and subs that we not only don't use, but would have a surplus if they were used, and we're still building 'em, but by advocating the use of WW2 technology and decrying the "murder" of innocents in the same argument, you have exposed yourself as someone I regret having wasted so much time trying to educate already.
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The Big Ten picks recap is back by popular demand!
Actually, one of my readers living in Kenya politely asked last week. And when you're craving more Big Ten coverage in Kenya, you deserve it, so here goes.
Not a bad week for the picks, as I went 4-2. I had a feeling Michigan State would prevail but just couldn't pull the trigger. Oh, well.
Michigan at Michigan State
The pick: Michigan 38, Michigan State 37
Actual score: Michigan State 26, Michigan 20 (OT)
20-20 hindsight: Both defenses played better than expected, and Michigan State totally shut down Michigan's run game, which produced just 28 yards. Tate Forcier made a few plays against the Spartans secondary down the stretch, but Danny Fortener and Chris L. Rucker got the last laugh in overtime.
Wisconsin at Minnesota
The pick: Wisconsin 28, Minnesota 26
Actual score: Wisconsin 31, Minnesota 28
20-20 hindsight: Pretty close on this one, though it was running back John Clay, not quarterback Scott Tolzien, who gave the Gophers fits. Minnesota star Eric Decker had another big day, as predicted, and the Gophers committed three second-half turnovers, not two. Still, I'll take this prediction overall.
Northwestern at Purdue
The pick: Purdue 37, Northwestern 33
Actual score: Northwestern 27, Purdue 21
20-20 hindsight: Two struggling defenses met the challenge, and Northwestern held Boilers running back Ralph Bolden in check for most of the game. I also swung and missed on Wildcats quarterback Mike Kafka, who came through in the clutch to lead the game-winning touchdown drive after committing late turnovers in each of his last two games.
Arkansas State at Iowa
The pick: Iowa 30, Arkansas State 10
Actual score: Iowa 24, Arkansas State 21
20-20 hindsight: My prediction looked pretty good when Iowa scored to open the second half and went ahead 21-7. Quarterback Ricky Stanzi nearly backed me up with a "steady and complete performance," but his interception returned for a touchdown put a damper on his day. Stanzi ended up finding Marvin McNutt for two touchdowns, not Derrell Johnson-Koulianos.
Penn State at Illinois
The pick: Penn State 26, Illinois 17
Actual score: Penn State 35, Illinois 17
20-20 hindsight: I pegged Illinois' score right on the number, but I thought the Illini would be competitive throughout the game, not just in the first half. Penn State running back Evan Royster got on track (105 rush yards, touchdown), just as I predicted, but so did Stephfon Green and Daryll Clark as the Lions' running game finally caught fire.
Ohio State at Indiana
The pick: Ohio State 27, Indiana 14
Actual score: Ohio State 33, Indiana 14
20-20 hindsight: I ended up pretty close on the score, though it should have been more lopsided. Ohio State still struggles to put together complete 60-minute games. I was right about quarterback Terrelle Pryor and running back Brandon Saine having a big night on the ground against the Hoosiers defense.
Week 5 record: 4-2
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Ten years ago, at the age of twenty-four, the African-American artist Kara Walker became the youngest person to win a MacArthur Fellowship (the so-called genius grant). She had burst on the scene three years before with a major wall piece at the Drawing Center in New York. Then something strange occurred. An older black artist, Betye Saar, who twenty-five years earlier had produced avant-garde assemblage art such as The Liberation of Aunt Jemima, began a letter-writing campaign to protest the collection and display of Walker's work. "I am writing you," said Saar, "seeking your help to spread awareness about the negative images produced by the young African-American artist Kara Walker."
Saar questioned "the validity of a black person's attempt to reclaim and reverse racist imagery through irony," and described the art establishment's embrace of Walker as "closet racism." Another black artist, Thom Shaw, joined the protest, adding that Walker's "works are obviously targeted at whites." The controversy was generational but also had to do with the politics of post-civil-rights-era art by African Americans. It led to the 1998 public symposium, "Change the Joke and Slip the Yoke: A Harvard University Conference on Racist Imagery." The controversy is not likely to be quelled by Walker's fierce, shocking, but essential retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, "My Complement, My Enemy, My...
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Manchester United's Guillermo Varela joins Eintracht Frankfurt on loan
Manchester United have confirmed Guillermo Varela has joined Frankfurt on a season-long loan.
Varela, 23, came on as a substitute during Jose Mourinho's first game in charge, a 2-0 win against Wigan, but did not travel to China for United's preseason tour.
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Hi I'm a bit new at this and trying to get my head around it.
I'm going to add a wordpress blog to my site and want to intigrate the
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What I want to do however is have seperate feeds for the different
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Waihola School shared waiata, haka, Maori tikanga, customs
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Kapa haka dates back to pre-European times where it developed
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rakau (Maori weaponry), poi, and moteatea (traditional Maori
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to showcase what they had learnt from their study of Maori
culture, as well as practise their performance for the 2014
Otago Polyfest in September.
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The Scotland international winger missed Tuesday's thrilling Capital One Cup tie against Stoke due to a hamstring strain.
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Warrenton, the county seat of Warren County, was incorporated as a town in 1810. The town is listed on the Register of Historic Districts with many historic structures, including the entire downtown district and homes along Main Street. The town square is filled with various antique shops, lawn and garden, gift shops and restaurants. Warrenton is home to the Annual Sportsman's Festival and other special events held throughout the year.
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A group of crayfish was just one of the problems encountered by workmen repairing a stretch of flood-damaged road in Cumbria.
A culvert under the road at Scarrowmanwick, near Carlisle, collapsed leaving a large deep hole, following torrential rain on 28 June.
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I'd like to build the most energy efficient NAS possible but still be able to run FreeNAS with ZFS.
I've been looking at Atom processors, but haven't found any that could support more than 4gb of ram. Is ATOM fastest enough to handle a 3-5 harddrive ~10TB NAS (mostly for drop storage movies, photos, etc.)? I've read you should have ~1gb or ram per tb of disk (ZFS). Is an Atom powered (4GB Ram) NAS unrealistic?
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Endogenous licensing in cumulative innovation
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Arthritis Health Center
Devices for Living Easier with Arthritis
From the kitchen to the bedroom, here is WebMD's room-by-room guide to easier living with arthritis.
Your Bathroom
Several simple innovations can make a world of difference in the bathroom.
- Faucet turners. These levered handles make turning on faucets in the bathroom sink much easier.
- Bathtub bar. Install a bathtub bar to hold on to as you get in and out of the tub.
- Shower seat. These simple seats fit in your tub or shower stall. They can help you conserve energy while bathing and avoid falls.
- Elevated toilet seats. An elevated toilet seat can reduce the strain created by getting on and off traditional low toilet seats.
Also while you are bathing or showering, a long-handled bath brush or sponge can help you wash hard-to-reach places.
Your Living Room or Den
Relax with less stress using these helpful aids in your living room.
- One-touch, or voice- and motion-activated lamps. Depending on your preferences, get lamps that turn on with a simple touch to the base, or when you walk in the room or talk.
- A cervical pillow. Keep a cervical pillow on the couch with the rest of your throw pillows so you can keep your neck comfortable while watching television.
- Grip-and-turn door knobs. Replace small rotating door knobs with door levers or form-fitting rubber knob covers that are easy to grip and turn.
- Bookholders. If you enjoy reading on the couch, purchase a bookholder for hands-free reading.
Remember, don't watch television while lying on your back because this can cause neck discomfort and back pain. And if changing channels on the remote control is challenging, consider purchasing a universal remote control with larger buttons.
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Assistive devices such as canes, crutches, or walkers can help with walking around the home. Here are a few other helpful devices.
- Key turners. Simple key turners can make coming and going much less of hassle. They typically have large plastic handles, which provide leverage for turning keys.
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Reinventing Liberal Christianity
Theo Hobson
Eerdmans, $30, 327 pp.
Theo Hobson believes that liberal theology disintegrated decades ago and needs to be reinvented. The last liberal theologians worth mentioning, in his telling, were Reinhold Niebuhr and Paul Tillich, both of whom did their major work over half a century ago. Every noteworthy theologian since their time has "dismissively" rejected the liberal tradition—and even Niebuhr and Tillich attacked liberal theology for its idealism, rationalism, and sentimentality. Hobson, a Cambridge-trained theologian who has written extensively about reform in the Anglican Church, allows that there are still a few liberal theologians out there, but they are either "dispersed among single-issue theologies" or reduced to "low profile" invisibility. In the academy and the church, he says, "identity politics has conquered all." This judgment covers both Britain, where Hobson grew up and was educated, and the United States, where he now lives.
According to Hobson, three theologians have broken the stranglehold of identity politics to win recognition and influence the field of theology: the U.S. American theological ethicist Stanley Hauerwas, who is loosely connected to Yale School "postliberal" theology, and British theologians John Milbank and Rowan Williams, who are leaders of the Radical Orthodoxy movement. (Williams was also...
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A portlandstuck uploading something 15 seconds ago on the front page, that's neat. QT
Hrm? As is you uploading something to the front page 15 seconds before that or someone else did around the same time as me?
Oh no, I thought you were the cosplayer in the picture and that I saw someone I knew on the front page
Nah I'm the cosplayers partner and the photographer. She is also a pretty well known Homestucker so that might be why you recognize her.
Oh I meant the cosplayer, sorry ;3;