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SUNY State Fair tent to feature Oswego exhibit Aug. 27
In anticipation of the opening of two new science facilities at SUNY Oswego this fall, the college will showcase the sciences in its New York State Fair exhibit Tuesday, Aug. 27, in the State University's tent.
Thu Jun 20, 2013
GENIUS competitors share joy of science
SUNY Oswego graduate student Mariah Wallace, center, an adolescence education-biology major, listens to the enthusiastic explanation of Irmak Kucukay, right, and Tuana Donmez of Turkey about their project to compare the electrical-output performance of single- and double-rotor wind turbines, during judging for the finals of the 2013 GENIUS Olympiad on June 18.
Fri Apr 26, 2013
GENIUS Olympiad invites 550 finalists, advisers to SUNY Oswego
SUNY Oswego's GENIUS Olympiad has invited 550 students and advisers representing 58 countries and 36 states to the third annual finals of the global high school environmental competition June 16 to 21 on campus.
Fri Apr 05, 2013
Quest to air findings on Fallbrook dam removal's impacts
A SUNY Oswego geology student will give his research team's presentation April 17 at Quest on the Fallbrook Recreation Center dam removal project and its effect on groundwater and fish.
Thu Mar 28, 2013
County's high schools invited to local GENIUS environmental competition
SUNY Oswego has launched an Oswego County branch of the college's global GENIUS Olympiad competition for high school student projects aimed at highlighting or solving environmental issues.
Wed Jan 30, 2013
Oswego professor to build partnership with University of Delhi
SUNY Oswego physics professor Shashi Kanbur plans to travel to India this spring to open a new collaboration in Delhi for course development in astrophysics and research in realms including the evolution of stars.
Wed Jan 30, 2013
Partnership aims to boost minorities in engineering
SUNY Oswego has partnered with the National Action Council on Minorities in Engineering to award scholarships starting this fall to increase enrollment in engineering fields for students from underrepresented groups.
Tue Jan 08, 2013
Oswego biologist's study suggests return of cougars to Adirondacks
In an article published Jan. 8, SUNY Oswego biology faculty member Dr. John Laundré suggests that a forest preserve in the Adirondack Mountains can accommodate the reintroduction 150 to 350 cougars, challenging previous findings.
Mon Oct 15, 2012
SUNY Oswego to offer electrical and computer engineering degree
SUNY Oswego will offer a new bachelor's degree program in electrical and computer engineering starting next fall, coinciding with the opening of the college's $118 million science and engineering complex.
Wed Aug 29, 2012
$872,523 grant to help Oswego students stay with STEM
The National Science Foundation recently awarded SUNY Oswego a five-year, $872,523 grant to boost the retention of freshmen and sophomores in STEM majors.
Thu Jun 21, 2012
New book explores cougars' return to Midwest habitats
Dr. John Laundre, an adjunct member of SUNY Oswego's biological sciences faculty, documents the return of cougars to the Midwest in a new book that looks at their past and sees potential for an Eastern return for these large predators.
Thu Mar 29, 2012
SUNY Oswego conference to explore intersections of feminism, science
Expert speakers in the fields of feminism, science and technology will highlight a conference Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21, at SUNY Oswego.
Wed Feb 08, 2012
GENIUS Olympiad environmental competition invites worldwide entries
The GENIUS Olympiad, SUNY Oswego's global environmental competition for high school-age scientists and artists near and far, has opened applications for a 2012 edition that also invites young writers and architects to submit projects.
Mon Jan 23, 2012
Science Today offerings to focus on women in field
SUNY Oswego will present a series of lecturers this semester from universities such as Harvard and Yale, Spellman and Illinois—as well as the local campus—on women in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) professions.
Fri Oct 28, 2011
Journalist to discuss malaria's continuing global toll
Sonia Shah, investigative journalist and award-winning author will make the keynote presentation for SUNY Oswego's fifth annual Hart Hall Global Awareness Conference at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, in Room 101 of Lanigan Hall.
Fri Oct 14, 2011
Drilling completed for SUNY Oswego's 240-well geothermal field
Contractors for SUNY Oswego reached a milestone Oct. 12 when they drilled the 240th and final geothermal well to help heat and cool the new Science and Engineering Innovation Corridor.
Wed Oct 12, 2011
Philosopher's book explores nature of scientific advances
Dr. K. Brad Wray, an associate professor of philosophy, has written a new book exploring one of the 20th century's most influential and revolutionary science philosophers.
Wed Oct 12, 2011
New scanning electron microscope offers nanoscale views
SUNY Oswego recently welcomed a new scanning electron microscope, a key piece of equipment for the sciences complex rising on campus and for recruiting top students who want to learn nanotechnology skills.
Tue Jul 05, 2011
Colorful awards ceremony closes global GENIUS Olympiad
SUNY Oswego faculty member Fehmi Damkaci declared all 223 young scientists and artists from 34 countries and 31 states the winners at the closing awards ceremony June 30 of the first GENIUS Olympiad.
Wed Jun 15, 2011
High school students from around globe display science, art projects
The first GENIUS Olympiad's opening activities—an exhibition of student projects and a ceremony featuring a noted National Geographic photographer—will be open to the public Monday, June 27, at SUNY Oswego.
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I have my dns set to
184.108.40.206 and
220.127.116.11 so these are probably fine
communicator (skype/facebook chat) and all four web browsers in my system have no problem with dns resolving (and, as far as I can tell) they are using the same dns as the rest of the system
ipconfig /flushdns did nothing
also, this most probably have nothing with local network, because same thing happens in my home and in my job (same laptop)
curl google.com gives me error
curl: (6) Could not resolve host: google.com
it's very annoying, because I can't do almost anything from the cmd (curl/composer/php net functions - all are not working) and also in the e.g. FTP clients I have to set IP address instead of domain name
tracert and
ping have no problems with DNS
hosts file is empty
any ideas? I'm trying to fix this for a few days and as of now I wasn't able to find anything helpful.
nslookup google.com gives:
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Local photographer Benjamin Fredrickson talks fashion
Self portrait by Benjamin Fredrickson wearing Pleasure Principle & Boy of London, Jeremy Scott, Dr. Martins and Grey Ant glasses
Minneapolis style maven Benjamin Fredrickson is one of the city's most provocative photographers. Fredrickson's avant-garde look and serious love of fashion also make him inspirational. Recently, the photographer's work has been getting quite a bit of local, national, and global attention. We especially love his new female portrait series.
Jane Belfry: Describe your style.
Benjamin Fredrickson: My style is constantly changing. What I enjoy doing is extracting bits and pieces from different looks and mashing them together to create an entirely new one. Right now I'm into these corny, played-out Clark Kent glasses, wavy George Michael hair combined with Captain Morgan's moustache and goatee, super short cut-offs, and a slinky black tank from Anzevino & Florence. It's a fun end of summer look!
JB: And for fall?
BF: I'm really excited to start putting together my fall wardrobe. I found this black wool felt hat that I'll pair with an oversized fringed linen shirt from the British label Horace. Sort of a Spaghetti Western-goth-Stevie Nicks look. I definitely want to get a pair of black leather wedge boots inspired by the latest menswear collection from Rick Owens.
Benjamin Fredrickson in a wrestling singlet and Jeremy Scott leggings
JB: Where do you like to shop locally/globally?
BF: Thank goodness for online shopping! I know personally as a guy that it's hard to find anything locally in stores that is wearable and fashion forward at the same time. There aren't any menswear retailers in town that take chances with avant-garde or even fun fashion. That said, I love the local online store Shop Fatale. I just ordered a pair of Jeremy Scott leggings from them, and a Bernhard Willhelm piece as well. So there is hope locally. Globally, I shop at Seven New York, Oak NYC, Blackbird Seattle, and ASOS, an online retailer based in the U.K.
JB: How long have you been working as a photographer?
BF: I've been working for many years off and on, but not until recently did I realize that it is something that I am truly passionate about. It's a great way for me to express myself on my own terms. It's funny to me how uninhibited I can be when a camera is in my hands. Also, my work has been getting published nationally and internationally lately. I'm having the first major showing of my recent Polaroid diary project in Brooklyn, NY. So excited!
JB: What other photographers do you admire most?
BF: I really admire the NY based photographer Paul Mpagi Sepuya. The images he creates of his male subjects are quietly beautiful. They are simple, but the body language is so strong. I also admire the work of artist Michael Gaughan. He has such a passion for what he does, whether it's through his many music projects or his visual art projects. And often times the two intersect which makes it so successful in my opinion. I've always been in awe of his creative energy!
JB: Who and what inspires you?
BF: I get a lot of inspiration from movies. I think it would be fun to live in a Fellini movie like Satyricon or Jodorowsky's Santa Sangre. I love movie stars too, Joe Dallesandro and Udo Kier inspire me. I'm totally inspired by seeing those tabloid magazines featuring movie stars without make up on. It's divine! Everyone is flawed, even movie stars. It's all about acting and being somebody that you really aren't. It's all fantasy. Also, people who create their own path and stick to it inspire me. Not everyone might get it or understand, but as long as the person knows what they are doing, and is happy doing it, that's all that matters.
JB: How do you feel about the Minneapolis fashion scene? Do you feel that it has changed or grown over the past couple of years?
BF: Five years ago there wasn't much of a local fashion scene at all. People were having "fashion shows" every weekend at local bars and such. There were lots of people that liked to sew vintage inspired clothing from patterns or clothing reconstructed from thrift store finds, and they considered themselves fashion designers. What I've seen in the last year or so is a definite progression in the local fashion scene, and a lot more support for it. Now, we have more designers that make their own original patterns and think about quality and construction. It's definitely an exciting time.
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Gaydar: Eye-gaze as identity recognition among gay men and lesbians
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This paper examines eye-gaze associated with identity recognition among gay men and lesbians. Eye-gaze is argued to be crucial to forces that either trigger or reinforce one gay person's perception of another person's gay identity during social encounters. "Gaydar" is the folk concept used within the gay and lesbian culture to name this identity recognition device. An ethnography on Gaydar conducted over a period of three years reveals that eye-gaze in relation to Gaydar includes two different variations of visual contact, the direct and the broken stare. These types of gaze can be accentuated by the presence of other forms of nonverbal communication such as posture, gestures, and smiles. Consciousness in relation to eye-gaze is also discussed to be a distinct trigger and reinforcer of gay and lesbian identity recognition.
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- Original Air Date: May 26, 2016
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As work winds down and winter winds up, Kevin and Roger assess the exterior transformation. Erik Kaminski and Kevin build a custom closet from off-the-shelf piping. Norm and Tommy walk through the mudroom and living room to see Kristina 's designs. Richard shows Kevin the brand-new geothermal heating and cooling system. April and Kristina give Kevin a tour of the second floor. Downstairs, Norm and Tommy chat with Erik and Mike Connor about the building process. The entire team meets in the kitchen to celebrate another job well done.See Products and Services from This Episode
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Prepared as stated but I finish mine by baking in the oven and it comes out great every time. Thank you.
Good stuff Boneman! Thanks for the recipe.
Awesome flavor! We used thighs and legs (skin/bone on) and it turned out great. Next time I will cut back on the olive oil, as there was waaaay too much while browning the chicken, but otherwise, a very solid recipe! Thanks!
Yum! This was the first time I had chicken cacciatore and it was delicious and easy too. I used 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts because thats what I had (I might use thighs next time), I used Burgundy wine, subbed fresh thyme for the dried oregano, and served it with the suggested spaghetti. I think next time I might try adding everything to the crockpot after browning, or even baking it in a casserole dish. Thanks Bone Man, this was great!
A very, very delightful dish!!! Since there are just the two of us, I used only 4 chicken breasts. I did use the chicken stock mentioned towards the end of the instructions. I probably could have omitted that -- or cut it down to just a fourth of a cup. We had plenty of "sauce" -- but I would rather have too much than not enough. I served it with rice -- but next time I'll do the pasta. The chicken was so, so tender and the sauce had such a great flavor. I would recommend using the bell pepper -- it compliments all the other seasonings. I'm looking forward to making this when our daugher and her family come to visit in a few weeks -- I'll be sure and add some drumsticks for the kids. I would encourage others to give this recipe a try. It's easy to put together -- and then just sit back and let the aromas fill the air while it simmers away. You'll be more than ready to dig in when it's time to eat!!!
This lovely recipe is just great, each mouthful is just full of flavor.... and so easy to prepare.... I will definately be making it again. thanks for sharing with us
This is an excellent cacciatore with an outstanding flavor! I doubled the recipe as I wanted some to freeze for our upcoming RV trip and used about 1/2 teaspoon of red chili flakes instead of the red pepper and served it over the refrigerated "fresh" linguini for a very yummy dinner last night. A crisp salad and some crusty bread to dunk in the sauce completed our meal. Thanks for posting this- it's a keeper!
An easy and tasty meal. I "lighten up the recipe" and used 8 large thighs (without skin), only about 2 tsp. olive oil and skipped the salt. Made in my cast iron frying pan, simmered 45 minutes with the lid and final 15 minutes without the lid. Served with linguine - everyone was too busy eating to give a rating!
A very good, well balanced cacciatore! I made a couple of minor changes... I sauteed the garlic and mushrooms when the onions were at the half way point and used my own canned tomatoes. I added a Bayleaf and half of the basil in dried form at the beginning of the cooking process and a tbsp or so of fresh basil a few minutes before serving. I did add about 1 cup of chicken broth as we like things saucy. It was a perfect meal for a chilly fall night. I'm looking forward to having this in my freezer - I made the full recipe despite there only being two of us. Thanks for sharing!
Delicious! My first experience with chicken cacciatore but definitely not the last one. The chicken came out so flavorful! I used thighs and drumsticks. They were rather fatty so I used less olive oil. Thanks for a great recipe.


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Tea and wine bar to open downtown
MONTPELIER Forget about hops and coffee for a minute.
At least thats the wish of the Parker family, which is opening the North Branch, a dedicated tea and wine bar scheduled to debut April 15 in one side of the former Chittenden Bank building at 41 State St. Instead of a cup o joe or local brewski, patrons will have a chance to sip a bit of tea or taste some pretty fine wines courtesy of the Enomatic, an Italian-designed wine system that allows opened bottles to stay fresh for up to 60 days.
This is the first machine of its kind in the state, said Becky Parker, who has moved back from Northern California to help her parents, Lauren and Wes Parker, open the establishment. Its going to allow us to serve wines that we normally would be afraid to open a bottle of because of the cost.
The system permits bottles of both white and red wines to be opened and stored at correct temperature, and to measure out tastings in amounts as small as 1 ounce.
Wine wont be the only offering, said Lauren Parker, who will preside over the tea room aspect of the business.
Ive never drunk a cup of coffee in my life, she said. I love tea and am really looking forward to having a chance to share the benefits of calming down instead of ramping up.
She said the idea for the business emerged in a conversation with friends. I was initially thinking of just a tea shop, but we were talking with friends in town about how nice it would be to have a place to go for just a glass of wine before or after a movie or show. We had no idea when we started that wine and tea are two of the fastest growing categories in the food and beverage business.
The wine bar will extend across the front window of their space at 41 State St., all the better to take in the streetscape. But if wine may hold sway in the evening hours, Lauren Parker promises that tea lovers will more than receive their due. The shop will hold tea tastings and a special offering of teas from the Groove Tea Project in Warren developed to encourage younger folks to try another hot beverage besides the ubiquitous coffee.
And while the North Branch wont be heavy on food, it promises a tapas-like menu with offerings from local food purveyors, especially bakers.
Tea will be served from the morning on, with wine service starting in the afternoon on Thursday through Saturday. And should your laptop be giving you trouble, the North Branch will also feature a tech bar staffed by Wes Parker all the better to combine bits and bytes.
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Hotel Artemide
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The Artemide is set in a 19th-century building on the vibrant Via Nazionale. A free minibar and free Wi-Fi access are available in each of the elegant rooms.Guests can book a session in the Artemis Spa, offering a sauna, hot tub, Turkish bath and a variety of treatments.Rooms are air conditioned and decorated in a contemporary style. Guests can enjoy flat-screen satellite TV and tea/coffee making facilities.Breakfast at Artemide consists of a large buffet, and guests can relax in the lounge bar which has leather armchairs. From the Ambrosia Rooftop Restaurant & Bar there are panoramic views across Rome.Hotel Artemide is just 200 metres from the Repubblica Metro Station, 2 stops from the Spanish Steps. Staff can arrange a shuttle service to/from the Fiumicino and Ciampino airports. ...read more
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There is a truely fantastic restuarant fairly nearby called Osteria Quarantaquattro. This is one of the best restuarants in Rome and is simply not to be missed. Incredible food, wine, service, staff etc. Roughly 10 - 15 mins walk away. Fabulous!
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Staff was incredibly courteous. The renovated room was extremely nice. The restaurant was top notch. Location was great and the price was very reasonable. By far the best hotel experience I had during my stay in Italy.
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Excellent location. Perfect for what we wanted. Room amenities were first class.
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Overall, a great place to stay. We loved that the hotel was so close to tour bus stops and two metro stations. The staff was extremely helpful and everyone seemed to speak multiple languages so we didn't feel like we had to struggle with our attempt at Italian.
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Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)
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Greer Garson is promoted as the "unforgettable Mrs. Chips"
Spoken by Nurse Parker
Mary says that as the caricature of Robert Donat walks by
Chick says it ("goodbye, Mr. Chips") once to Buck. In the end, Buck says it "back" to Chick.
Chico says "Hello, Mr. Chips !"
Nick Lombardi has a picture of Robert Donat as Mr. Chips and says he has seen the movie 11 times
His wife mentions the film/play.
Hugo is referred to as a "local Mr. Chips"
Answer to quiz question.
title reference
Mentioned as part of Greer Garson's filmography.
Robinson says their captor sounds like Robert Donat from the movie.
Movie title used in title
Sam mentions the title character.
title reference
Tom says he'd be doing a Mr. Chips with a lot of infants.
Title and story reference.
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Hawkeye says, "Goodnight, Mr. Chip,"
Fast Freddie says, "Goodbye, Mr. Chips!"
Simon brings this up while attempting to ascertain what film Vicki has been viewing.
Academy Award nominee for best actor read by Spencer Tracy
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Mentioned that replacement director Sam Wood had directed it
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Referenced by Roger Ebert in his review of "Dead Poets Society".
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Film mentioned by Pheobe.
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the episode title is a parody of the movie title
Coach Gerber says, "Shalom, Mr. Chips."
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Mentioned by Bob as being one of his favourite films.
in detectives' discussion of Coach's personal life
Poster is shown.
title reference
"Hello, Mr. Chips."
A character says "Goodbye Professor Chips" as a threat to the main character.
title reference
Milton refers to the film.
turtle called Mr. Chips
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mentioned in dialogue
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Robert Donat walking in college garb
Arthur Chipping is #41 on the "Heroes" list.
Contains a scene from the film.
Spoofed in
Groucho shook one monkey's paw and said "Goodbye, Mr. Chimps", The group of monkeys were walking around, in circles as Groucho was thinking of an idea, all acting like Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" statue, as if it was alive.
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Nola dreams that she and Kelly as Mr. Chipping and Katherine in the classic film
Arthur says "Ah, there he is, Mr Chips" to Doug after he gets fired from his substitute teaching job.


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A Word to describe something that another person has in there possession that you also have
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also, combining Exact and Same
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the combination and contraction of the words EXACT and SAME
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Internal poll: Mourdock 42, Lugar 41 in Indiana GOP primary
posted at 7:16 pm on April 18, 2012 by Allahpundit
Whole lot of stories about the tea party having fizzled will need to be rewritten if Mourdock pulls this off. Remember, as of two months ago, he was 25 points ahead.
Indiana state treasurer Richard Mourdock leads Senator Dick Lugar by one point according to a poll commissioned by the Mourdock campaign. Conducted between April 16 and 17 by the firm McLaughlin and Associates, the poll surveyed 400 likely Republican primary voters and found Mourdock in the lead, 42–41, against Lugar. The poll had a 4.9 percent margin of error.
Since January, Lugar's favorability rating has fallen ten points, from 57 to 47 percent, while Mourdock's has risen by eleven, from 35 to 46 percent. "These results clearly demonstrate that Richard Mourdock has the momentum to win," a memo from pollsters John McLaughlin and Stuart Polk notes.
Mourdock and Lugar held a televised debate just six days ago, so if the internal poll is correct and his numbers are surging, there's one likely explanation — Indianans finally had a good look at him and liked what they saw. I'm amazed, frankly, that Lugar would do him the favor of raising his name recognition by sharing a stage with him. He's been winning walkover primaries for more than 30 years; if he ignored Mourdock entirely, it's a safe bet that some chunk of Indiana Republicans wouldn't be able to pick RM out of a lineup and would pull the lever reflexively for the incumbent on election day. In fact, according to the Indy Star, while Mourdock outraised Lugar in the last quarter, nearly three-quarters of his donations came from out of state compared to a little more than half for Lugar — an ironic counterpoint to the charge that Lugar's left Indiana behind by going native inside the Beltway.
Anyway. They had a debate and Mourdock's suddenly outraising the incumbent and even establishment conservative magazines like National Review are ready to trade Lugar in for new blood. What's a six-term incumbent who's in trouble to do? Why, call in the big guns:
Sen. Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) will roll out two heavy-hitting surrogates in his next round of ads: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.).
Daniels is one of the most popular politicians in Indiana, and is especially beloved by the Republican base. He told The Hill in September that Lugar was a "mentor," "icon" and "extraordinary public servant" — his support could help Lugar in a big way.
Hard to believe Mourdock can survive both Lugar's institutional advantage and an endorsement from Mitch the Knife, but since this is tea partiers' best shot at flexing conservative muscle this year, maybe they'll take it as a challenge. I've got nothing against Lugar, who by all accounts is a lovely man, but the careerist inertia involved in an 80-year-old fighting desperately for six more years at a job he's held since the late 1970s makes me shudder. If this sad, sclerotic spectacle doesn't make you think twice about term limits, nothing will.
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Make Ahead Souffle
|1 Tablespoon
|Shallots/1 tablespoon minced onion
|Chopped spinach/Chard / broccoli
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|6 Large, separated
|6 Tablespoon
|Whole wheat flour
|6 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Instant milk powder
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Freshly grated parmesan cheese
|2 Tablespoon
Melt butter in heavy saucepan and add minced shallots.
Cook about 3 minutes, stirring once or twice.
Add vegetables and lemon juice and cook over low heat, stirring frequently until liquid has evaporated (about 10 minutes).
Set aside.
In heavy saucepan (or over boiling water in the top part of a double boiler), melt butter and blend in flour and seasonings thoroughly.
Add milks all at once and cook, stirring constantly with a wire whisk, until mixture is smooth and thickened.
Remove from heat; beat egg yolks until thick.
Slowly stir yolks into milk mixture; stir in vegetables and set aside.
With clean, dry beaters, beat egg whites until stiff but not dry.
Gradually stir yolk mixture into whites, folding carefully with rubber scraper until well-blended.
Butter souffle dish lightly and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
At this point the souffle" can be refrigerated for up to 8 hours or even frozen, unbaked.
Preheat oven to 350°.
Bake the souffle-, uncovered, for 45 minutes, or until puffed and golden brown.
Allow longer cooking time if frozen.
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Calories 486 Calories from Fat 309
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 35 g53.7%
Saturated Fat 19.2 g96.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 391.5 mg130.5%
Sodium 766.6 mg31.9%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g8.9%
Dietary Fiber 3.2 g12.6%
Sugars 6.3 g
Protein 20 g39.9%
Vitamin A 55.9% Vitamin C 12.8%
Calcium 28.1% Iron 17.1%
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|You cleared Dragon Universe in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 with Goku
Goku is available from the start. You will need to do Goku's DU at least twice to unlock all the characters you need for the rest of the achievements. Goku's Dragon Universe is by far the longest, so to minimise the times you have to play through it to unlock all characters, make sure you unlock Broly and Omega Shenron on your first playthrough. For Broly, get to the Majin Saga (the last section), and get to the point when Goku is looking for someone to fuse with. Search the southern island chain for a "???", and you will find an SSJ4 capsule. You will need this a bit later. After the scene where Buu absorbs Gohan, search the desert for a "???", and you will see a scene with Hercule. Then head towards the lower red dot, and search for another "???" just north of it. The go back to the dot for a scene with Kabitoshin. Then defeat Buu and you will unlock Broly.
After you defeat Broly, ignore the red dot and go to West City. Here you will get a scene with Bulma. Once you have done this, go to the new red dot and defeat Gotenks. This will open up the fight with Omega Shenron. Defeat him to unlock him.
When in the final battle with Kid Buu, hit him with a successful Spirit Bomb attack to unlock Uub. To do this, when you are in your standard form, hit to go into hyper mode, then hit again when you are next to him to start this attack. To make it successful, you need to win the minigame, in which you have to hit when the bar is closer to the top. If you beat Kid Buu in this minigame, the attack will be successful and you will unlock Uub at the end. It is advisable to save before this fight so you do not have to play through to him again should you not get the Spirit Bomb right.
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I have Redhat Linux Server with Apache, Oracle and PHP. I am using this server as a production server, and I want to create a new test server with the same configurations/product versions as the production server. Is there any way to copy all the installation/configurations from production and install/copy on the other server.
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Assuming you've installed everything from packages from the official repositories the process would be:
To get the package list in step 1 under Debian or similar use
I'm not overly familiar with
It is also a good idea, though not required (the configuration should be present in the backup of
Edit, re: Oracle:
As you list Oracle as one of the things you have installed, you don't have everything installed from packages (unless Oracle is installed via a custom repo in which case add that repo to the new server's config before step 5 and it might work). You'll need to consult the Oracle documentation (or an Oracle expert) to see how to backup all the required files and configuration and restore this to the target machines.
Alternately you could just take an image the machine's hard-drive(s) (with something as simple as
You can replicate the set of installed packages like this:
This will work well as long as your development server does not already have a newer version of the package installed (because yum doesn't like to downgrade packages).
As Mr. Spillet said, if you have packages that have been installed outside of your normal list of repositories you'll have to deal with those by hand.
In general, replicating the configuration files is a manual process unless you have taken steps to record on the production server which files have been modified from their stock configuration. We often use a version control system (like git) for this purpose. Assuming that all your installed packages are well behaved, you might be able to do something like this to get a list of configuration files:
Assuming ssh access between the two systems, you could then do something like this to copy them all over to your development server:
...however, I'm not sure that I'd recommend this in process, because it's liable to overwrite something on your target system that has system-specific information (i.e., that is somehow hardware-specific). If you adopt some sort of version control this becomes less problematic (because you can identify changes and revert them as necessary).


text: The Rites and Wrongs wiki last edited by X35 on 08/13/13 07:34AM View full history Doctor Octopus plan has been revealed. He, along with the Sinister Six are going to poison and kill the entire earth. Each of the members has been ordered by Doctor Octopus to acquire the items they need for their master plan. When our hero Spidey confronts each of them, he doesn't know about the plan and doesn't even know that the Sinister Six team is back! Can he manage to stop them?


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Joakim Noah has been facing the same dilemma I faced five years ago.
If he goes to the NBA, the carefree days of college life at Florida are over. If he stays in school, he's costing himself a lot of money and a chance to be one of the top picks in this year's draft. I know the feeling.
When I was a 20-year-old sophomore at Duke, I seriously considered putting my name in the NBA draft. A lot of people were telling me I should -- they told me I could be the No. 1 pick. Michael Jordan, who held the No. 1 pick as the president of the Washington Wizards, told me later he would have picked me. That's right, a Tar Heel was going to draft a Blue Devil.
The past few weeks, Joakim probably has been hearing from a lot of people. Some of them have his best interests in mind, and some don't. He's probably hearing from his family and his coach -- and from a bunch of people who are looking to make some money off him.
He's hearing from some that he could be the No. 1 pick, and it's true -- the NBA is ready for him, whether he's ready for the NBA or not.
Fortunately, Joakim doesn't need the money. His family has enough to keep him comfortable while he stays in school.
When I talk to players in his situation, I draw on my own experiences, and think back to my decision.
At Duke, my main advisor was Coach K -- Mike Krzyzewski. I was lucky in that Coach didn't put a lot of pressure on me.
Coach said, "Son, you could be the No. 1 pick in the draft right now. But the thing that makes you special is that you have a chance to do something different, to show that you're a different kind of person."
He talked to me about Tim Duncan, who had gone to nearby Wake Forest all four years despite several opportunities to come out early.
But Coach made it clear the decision was in my hands: "Whatever decision you make, don't be scared. Whatever decision you make, go with it."
Considering what Coach had gone through just two years earlier, with Elton Brand, William Avery and Corey Maggette all leaving Duke early, the way he approached my situation showed how thoughtful he was.
I talked to my parents, and I thought about the promise I had made to my mom to graduate.
I loved being in school at Duke, even when I was getting a lot of peer pressure, with students and others around Durham telling me over and over, "I can't wait until next year. We're gonna win a national championship."
But at the same time, I was feeling a strong tug to go to the pros. Playing in the NBA was a dream of mine, and there was a lot of guaranteed money at stake. I knew I could get hurt if I stayed in college, and it could cost me a lot of money and even my entire career.
That year, my sophomore year, there were people coming out of the woodwork that I had never seen before. People talking to me, sending me Web site links and clippings showing that I had a chance to be the No. 1 pick, detailing my strengths and weaknesses, telling me all kinds of things.
In North Carolina, everybody is so nice, holding doors open, saying yes sir, no sir, and so on. But all of a sudden, everybody wanted something from me: "What you gonna do? What you gonna do?"
Ultimately, I decided to take a chance and go back to school. I realized that I already was living my dream.
Jump ahead two years, to my motorcycle accident in June 2003, right after my rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. That's when I discovered what a good decision I had made to stay in school for an additional year.
At Duke my junior year, and even after that, I was able to form a lot of connections, and that turns out to be the one of the most valuable things I got by staying in school.
When I got hurt, I automatically was able to reach out to people and find opportunities and find something to do with myself. I was able to use my degree from Duke (I had graduated after my junior year and entered the NBA) and I had so many sources of support and contacts that I don't think I would have had if I had left after my sophomore year.
I didn't know I would need those connections so soon. When you're a kid (though I'm still only 24 now), making millions of dollars, you approach life as if you're invincible. You're kind of careless. Ballplayers have to practice and play intensely, but that still leaves a lot of free time, and that empty time can get you in trouble. In my case, I ended up with even more empty time than expected, after my accident.
That's when I realized the importance of my college years.
If I were advising players now -- and I do have a lot of conversations with prospects in a variety of situations as I go around the country broadcasting games for ESPN -- I would tell them the following:
If they need to go to the NBA, they need to go. Some are ready, some are close enough, and some need the money. I understand that. College is not for everybody.
And, you know what? A lot of them make it just fine.
At the same time, I think about all the players who didn't make it, whether for physical shortcomings or other reasons. I think about the situation I'm in right now, as I try to make it back to the league.
Not everyone who has declared for the draft this year will make it. A lot of them think they're first-round picks, and that they can overcome the odds, but not all of them can. Some will wash out, some will sit on the bench, and others will do OK but not have the kind of career they expect. Some of them were big high school stars, and they think they're going to be another Kobe Bryant or another Sebastian Telfair. But for every Kobe and Telfair, there are 20 other kids.
The NBA is such an elite group to get into. I'm finding out as I try to get back just how perfectly fine-tuned you have to be, not just physically but mentally. It's a very, very difficult place to get into and thrive in.
The next level is the business world. It's cutthroat. Guys are going to do what it takes to keep you down.
It's a long way from the carefree environment of college basketball.
I know from experience that kids going to the NBA don't grasp that concept. They think, "This will be fun. I'm playing basketball." They're not approaching it like a veteran does: "I've got a wife and kids at home. I've got to come out here and put that rookie on his butt."
In my rookie year, even though I was coming in as the No. 2 pick in the draft (after Yao Ming), I found out that the NBA wasn't necessarily welcoming me with open arms. My teammates were really my competitors, fighting with me over playing time. Sometimes the guys you lived with and ate dinner with were quoted in the newspaper ripping you, and you're standing beside them in the locker room, saying to yourself, "I can't believe you're saying that about me."
Coming from college, that's not something you're used to hearing. You want to be buddy-buddy with everyone, like you were at school, but the NBA doesn't work that way. Instead, you're surrounded at least 82 games a year by guys who want to take something from you. Likewise, the media are behind you one minute and they're killing you the next, especially if their expectations are high. You have to be mature enough to understand all of that.
So for me, the decision to stay in school was the best thing I ever did, and that's what I would tell anyone who asks. You don't get a second chance at those college years. You have to take advantage of that opportunity and every single facet of it.
Even if there is an injury risk, or even if your "draft stock" might go down, my attitude is that you can't worry about those things. You have to just live life.
I understand the realities for most kids. In the end, most players jump to the NBA as soon as they can, and I understand the temptation. I just wanted to be a little different. And it sounds like Joakim Noah wants that, too.
Jay Williams, the 2002 NCAA Player of the Year, played for the Chicago Bulls and works as a college basketball analyst for ESPN.


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ANZ Hires Dresdner's Richard Huston as Foreign-Exchange Head
Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. hired Richard Huston as global head of foreign exchange based in Hong Kong.
Huston will report to Sydney-based Steve Bellotti, the bank's managing director for global markets, said Kevin Foley, a spokesman for ANZ Bank. Huston, who joined in May, previously worked at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein as co-head of macro risk and also spent 11 years at Merrill Lynch, Foley said.
ANZ Bank also said it hired Grant Turley as a foreign exchange research assistant based out of Sydney and reporting to chief economist Warren Hogan. Grant, who joined last month, was previously with the Reserve Bank of Australia, Foley said.
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How to style a List n 1.0RC?
I was able to do this quite easily in prior versions by including my own .x-list{} CSS class after the Sencha CSS class. Now that apparently does nothing. What am I missing here, how can I style the List items?
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My bad, good call. Guess the x-list-item is a new class. Thx @evant.
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Type 2 Oral Diabetes Medications (Oral)
Omudhome Ogbru, PharmD
Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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- What are oral diabetes medications?
- What are the types of oral diabetes medications?
- What are examples of oral diabetes medications available in the US?
- What are examples of combination oral diabetes medications?
- What are the side effects of oral diabetes medications?
- Side effects of thiazolidinediones
- Side effects of DPP-4 inhibitors
- Side effects of biguanides (metformin [Glucophage])
- Side effects of sulfonylureas
- Side effects of meglitinides
- Side effects of α-glucosidase
- Side effects of SGLT-2 inhibitors
- Side effects of bile acid sequestrants
- Side effects of bromocriptine mesylate (Cycloset)
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What are oral diabetes medications?
Oral diabetes are medications used to improve blood sugar (glucose) control in patients with type 2 diabetes.
What are the types of oral diabetes medications?
Currently, there are nine drug classes of oral diabetes medications approved for the treatment of type 2 diabetes.
- α-glucosidase inhibitors
- Biguanides
- Sulfonylureas
- Meglitinides
- Thiazolidinediones
- DPP-4 inhibitors
- Sodium-glucose cotransporter (SGLT)-2 inhibitors
- Dopamine agonists
- Bile acid sequestrants
These medications differ in the way they function in the body to reduce blood glucose.
Metformin (Glucophage) is the only biguanide available in the United States and is generally the first choice for oral treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus. Metformin improves
- the body's response to natural insulin,
- decreases the absorption of glucose from the intestines, and
- reduces the production of glucose by the liver.
Sulfonylureas are the oldest classes of oral diabetes medications. Sulfonylureas work primarily by stimulating the release of insulin. Insulin is the hormone responsible for regulating blood glucose by increasing the uptake of blood glucose by tissues and increasing storage of glucose in the liver.
Meglitinides and sulfonylureas have a similar mechanism of action. Meglitinides are short acting glucose lowering medications. They stimulate the secretion of insulin from the pancreas.
Thiazolidinediones enhance insulin sensitivity meaning that the effect of a given amount of insulin is greater. Thiazolidinediones also are referred to as peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor ? or PPAR-? agonists.
α-glucosidase inhibitors
α-glucosidase inhibitors delay the digestion and absorption of starch or carbohydrates by inhibiting enzymes in the small intestine which help breakdown these molecules. The starches and carbohydrates are broken down into glucose, which then is absorbed from the intestine and increases the level in the blood.
DPP-4 inhibitors
DPP-4 inhibitors help lower blood glucose by increasing the production of insulin from the pancreas and reducing the release of glucose from the liver.
SGLT2 inhibitors
SGLT2 inhibitors or sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors are the newest class of oral diabetes medications. They work by reducing absorption of glucose from the fluid that is filtered from blood by the kidney, causing more glucose to be eliminated in the urine. These medications increase urinary glucose excretion and consequently lower blood sugar levels.
Bile acid sequestrants
Currently the only bile acid sequestrant approved for the oral treatment of type 2 diabetes is colesevelam (Welchol). Bile acid sequestrants function primarily in the intestines where they bind to and decrease the reabsorption of bile acid. The exact mechanism by which these agents lower blood glucose is not known.
Dopamine agonists
Bromocriptine (Cycloset) is a dopamine agonist approved for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The exact mechanism whereby bromocriptine lowers blood glucose is not known.
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No 'One Size Fits All' Weight Loss Diet continued...
"What is newsworthy about this study is it offers a biological explanation for the observation that different people respond differently to the same diet," Fernstrom tells WebMD. "There is a subgroup of people who squirt out a lot of insulin in an exaggerated response to sugary foods -- and maybe these are people who respond much better to a low-glycemic-load diet."
Low-glycemic-load diets are often called "slow-carb" diets. The idea of these diets is to avoid starchy and/or sugary carbohydrates -- such as white potatoes or white rice -- and to eat lots of fruits, nonstarchy vegetables, legumes, and whole grains.
It's an offshoot of high-fiber diets that cut cholesterol and heart disease risk, says David J.A. Jenkins, MD, PhD, DSc, director of the clinical nutrition and risk factor modification center at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, and professor of nutritional sciences at the University of Toronto.
"Many of the things we use in our high-fiber diet -- such as barley, oats, and psyllium -- have significantly lower glycemic indices than their low-fiber counterparts," Jenkins tells WebMD. "The sticky parts of fiber keep your blood sugar down and your cholesterol down. Two birds are hit with one stone."
Studies of the low-glycemic-load diet get mixed results. The new study offers an explanation, says Stephen Cook, MD, assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Rochester, N.Y. And the findings may explain why a diet that works at one stage of life does not work later in life.
"We know insulin sensitivity changes over time," Cook tells WebMD. "People in their 20s and 30s are much more sensitive than older people. So in looking at this data, I think it is important to keep in mind the fact that adults go through different developmental stages, just as children do."
Cook says there's still no good clinical test for insulin secretion. But Fernstrom suggests that the current three-hour glucose challenge test could be adapted to a 30-minute version acceptable to most patients.
"If the prediction made in this study holds out with further study, this could be a very useful tool," Fernstrom says. "This study shows that everybody who is fat does not have problems with glucose and insulin, but some do. So maybe we can identify a subgroup of people where we can say, 'This kind of diet could work really well for you.'"


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Does the Simple 301 Redirect plugin work in the WordPress Multisite (MU) configuration?
Does the Simple 301 Redirect plugin work in the WordPress Multisite (MU) configuration?
Yup, it works just fine in Multisite installations. I'm using it on a network with several hundred sites. It will store the redirects in the options table for the individual site.
Oops! Double post!
I am not sure if I am barking up the right tree or not. I am hosting a multisite wordpress installation on a system in my department. Our central IT for the university is in charge of the main DNS Server. When our site was complete, we had them redirect our website URL to the IP address of the system we are hosting the site on. I am running wordpress on IIS8. The site works fine, but when you type any of the subsites off of the link
ex. http://www.mysite.com/subsite
it never goes to that folder or site. It just goes back to the home page of the site. Everything is fine if you use the real name of the system hosting the site. Would this be a redirect issue?
Hopefully this make sense. Thanks for any help that can be offered.
Hey Jarchual... this thread is regarding the Simple 301 Redirect plugin. Are you using that plugin? If not then technically you should start a different thread.
That said, did you try http://www.mysite.com/subsite/page_name ?
Let me know if you start another/different thread.
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Thrilled to be back racing
Coming back from an injury requires a lot of faith and trust. It's hard to be able to believe that your body will be able to handle all the forces of downhill skiing again, and will be able to withstand a fall if it happens.
So… I'm very happy to say that I'm back!
Last week I was in Panorama, British Columbia, for my first World Cup races since injuring my shoulder in June. The first downhill training run I did in Panorama was pretty rough on my shoulder -- I just couldn't keep it in the position I wanted to with all the wind resistance and the g-forces we pull on some of the turns.
But the next day during our second downhill training run I felt stronger, and every day I got out there I made progress and improvements. These were my first speed races, which is kind of a big deal when you're coming back from an injury since they're more risky. Downhill and super-G are my favorite disciplines, because usually I feel at home at high speeds and I'm "comfortable with being uncomfortable."
In the end, I was pleasantly surprised with how well I skied. I came away with two silver medals, in downhill and super-G, and a bronze in super combined. For me, though, it was just important to take that next step of getting back into racing. I didn't have huge expectations, but I outdid the ones I had.
Now I'm in Copper, Colo., for more racing. My first race in the Copper series, the giant slalom, wasn't my best. It's usually my weakest event, but I was in third after the first run, only two hundredths of a second back in a super-tight race. I made some big mistakes on the second run, though, and got bumped into fourth, which was obviously a disappointing day for me.
I haven't had the opportunity to train as much as some of my competition because of the injury, and a lot of ski racing is tempo and tactics. It takes time to get back in the groove, especially of slalom and giant slalom. I have to be turning a lot sooner than I think, and I'm still getting back into that flow.
I always try to remind myself that you win some, you learn some. I'm absolutely playing catch-up, especially in slalom. I have some competition that has really kind of figured out the slalom, and they're skiing fast, so I have a lot of ground to make up. But I'm just going to stay positive and keep making progress.
I'm not a contender for the overall World Cup points this season since I missed the first races in Australia and New Zealand, so at this point, racing is all about prepping for the Paralympics.
When I podiumed at Panorama, that sealed the deal for my qualification for Sochi and now it's all fine-tuning, really trying to pick up the little tricks of racing.
Every night I write something in my journal that I learned about each particular race. Those are the things I'll gather and take with me to Sochi to remind me of the work I've done. I want to make sure I'm not overlooking anything and I feel prepared.
The opening ceremonies for the Paralympic Games are March 7. It's the second-largest sporting event in the world after the Olympics, and every time, the organizers really go all out. Two weeks after the Olympic Games have their closing ceremonies, Russia will take down the Olympic signage and put up Paralympic signs. I like to call the Paralympics the after party for the Olympics. It's awesome, because they work out all the kinks during the Olympic Games, and the Paralympics run really smoothly as a result!
But even with all of the work preparing for the Paralympics, I'll have some fun, too. Did I mention I get to be on the Conan O'Brian show on Tuesday night? I'm a little nervous, but I've been watching a lot of Conan, and he's so witty and awesome that it will be a ton of fun regardless. I love humor about my disability, so hopefully I can work that in -- it's one thing that helps people understand that people with disabilities are just like everyone else. I think it's going to be a blast.
From there I fly straight to Tignes, France, for another World Cup at the end of the month. This is the whirlwind of a Paralympic year! There's a lot going on, and it's exciting, but it's one of those things where you really have to control your emotions so you peak at the right time and make sure you're focusing on the things that matter. It's all about discipline.
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Facebook to Offer Groupon-Inspired Discount-Deal Service
Facebook Inc. plans to test a Groupon-inspired service that will sell discount offers, an effort to use its 500 million-plus members to capitalize on the surging online-deal market.
The service will get started in San Francisco, San Diego, Dallas, Atlanta, and Austin, Texas, the company said last week in a statement. It will be part of Facebook's existing Deals program, which lets businesses offer specials to users. With the new feature, Facebook's staff will work with local businesses to spotlight deals and encourage users to share them with friends.
"Local businesses will be able to sign up to use this feature soon, and people will be able to find Deals in the coming weeks," the Palo Alto, California-based company said in the statement.
Facebook, the most visited U.S. website, is playing host to a growing array of features, such as movie rentals and location-based services, to keep users focused on its pages -- and the ads that make up most of its revenue. The foray into the deals market could put pressure on Groupon Inc. and LivingSocial, which lead the nascent industry but have a fraction of Facebook's users.
Daily-deal services, which often target local businesses, will generate $3.93 billion by 2015, up from $873 million last year, according to BIA/Kelsey, a Chantilly, Virginia-based consulting firm.
'Last Frontier'
"Local is the last frontier that the Internet has not conquered, and everyone is going after it with a vengeance," said Lou Kerner, an analyst with Wedbush Securities Inc. in New York. "This news is just kind of an evolutionary moment in Facebook's drive to be a major player in local."
In addition to offering its own deals, Facebook will let users get discount offers from partner services, including ReachLocal, Gilt City, Tippr, HomeRun.com, PopSugar City, KGB Deals, Plum District and Zozi.
Groupon makes money by selling discount deals to consumers -- say, $10 for $20 worth of pizza -- and then taking a commission on the sale. Julie Mossler, a spokeswoman for the Chicago-based company, declined to comment on Facebook's project.
The effort follows a plan by Warner Bros. last week to let Facebook members watch the studio's films. Users click a "rent" icon to see movies and pay the equivalent of $3 with Facebook Credits, the company's online currency. Facebook gets a slice of sales when credits are used.
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Facebook also is holding talks with Skype Technologies SA about offering Web video calls to its users, two people familiar with the discussions said earlier this month.
Facebook announced in January that it raised $1.5 billion from investors led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., placing a $50 billion valuation on the closely held business. Facebook has seen revenue soar as its user base grows and it attracts advertisers such as Starbucks Corp. and JetBlue Airways Corp. The company may have reached $2 billion in sales last year, three people familiar with the matter said in December.
Facebook, founded in 2004, passed Google Inc. last year to become the most visited website in the U.S., according to Experian Hitwise, an Internet-tracking firm in New York.


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Cassandra Cain? AWESOME job coloring!
wow, i love this. such an awesome idea!
Omg I love this.. Wish I could do this kinda style..
Your style is inspiring, dude. [2]
Nice I like the idea behind this picture.
THe lighting effect is nicely done.
Cool work
THe lighting effect is nicely done.
Cool work
Very loving it.
Me and my boyfriend have this fight all the time like: The Punisher or Batman? So like yeah- I always choose Batman, and he always chooses Pun and I'mma bout to link him to this to tick him off a bit lol. Love it
Love it
I don't think I need to say anything other than I dig. Wicked colouring man.
I love the colors. How you pull the different ones in makes it look like she is surrounded my neon lights or something, but it is a fantastic piece nonetheless. At first I seems too much with all of the different variations in the color, but looking at how this piece fits in with all of the rest of your gallery it fits like a dream. I love it. To death!
oh wow, the colors are AMAZING. I love how you colored her neck... It looks great
what kind of markers do you use?
what kind of markers do you use?
Well, when I do use markers (which hasn't been fo' years!) I either use Prismacolors or Chartpak ADs... But this was done in Photoshop.
Wow, no way. lol that's amazing. I didn't know you could make photoshop look so DEAD-ON like markers.
Love this! what program did you use to color it?
very nice bruh
very cool
strong collab. I dig your colors, a bit more glam than your usual bag, good stuff.
flash. i love her expression.
Really beautiful copperthistle.
Cool feel to this one. I dig it.
i know right!
i love the concept.
i love the concept.
LOL! I have that shirt on right now...hahahahha...I can't stop laughing. It's good.
love ya-Scythe
love ya-Scythe
Nice! I need to get that shirt again too. I've went through about 6-7 of them in my lifetime.
I know. I stole my brother's because he didn't want it.
I said "Bitch, who say's 'no' to Batman?"
I said "Bitch, who say's 'no' to Batman?"
Awesome work.
really amazing. sick colors
That's hot right there
Dude, the colors on this are pretty sick. Makes me wonder what's up with the.... um... Slumlords? Is that the group with Cadence and Cop in it?
They're still around. I'm pussing out when it comes to the story... I don't want it to come across as corny in any way, but at the same time, I need to put it together!
I feel you, man. I'm working on a few personal projects right now. It just takes time and that shit can be mad daunting. As long as you do it right is all that counts in the long run. I'll be watching for it.
This is fantastic. I like the way the background lights play off her silhouette. Definite fave. But you + kidnotorious is pretty much an instant winner.
i looked at the preview for this and knew i was going to fav it. i have to find somone else to watch who submits at the same rate as you, your begining to take dominance over my fav gallery.
I love the colours, and I DEFINITELY ♥love♥ the skin tone.
this is sooo fantastic. i love your colouring style and the really subtle texture. so comic bookish.
What I really dig is the way you made the colors look like markers! Seriously cool!
Really like the comic style. It fits the theme.
i like the blue and pink
good work, and nice detail!
Love it!
Congrats on your DD, by the way. (:
Congrats on your DD, by the way. (:
Looking pretty sweet thistle! I dig it!
awesome the pose, the lights and colors!!!


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Cast: Tabitha (I), Corona Riverside, Tanya (I), Ashley (I), Ayuki, Kourtney
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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This series continues to be informative and erotic as director Mancini breaks down the fourth wall, enabling the viewer to live vicariously through his lens. Expertly achieved, this style creates the illusion of being in the presence of each transsexual.
The Latin Corona Riverside, sporting a deceptively feminine physique and an exceptionally endowed member, confesses biographical and sexual tid-bits while she whacks off. Elsewhere, Ashley and Kourtney address the viewer, plaintively asking us to suck their cocks and to let them suck ours.
A couple trannies don't talk, but the method of she-male masturbation is the main attraction here. And since no two trannies stroke alike, it's consistently compelling. The highlight is Kourtney's elaborate role-play fantasy, not to mention her go-go pole strip and stroke.
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Hi, I am using WP 3.4.2 and although this plugin is only compatible up to 3.3.2 I still wanted to give it a go. But it does not show up in the network admin area. Do I have to downgrade my wp-install?
Will there be an update soon? The last one is 10 Months ago, so I wonder if it is worth waiting or not.
Thanks a lot for any hints or help.
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