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25 Ways to Be Romantic With Your Guy
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Free software (eventually) works better than proprietary software; why?
Making dramatic statements always implies a need to "back" them (or "prove" them) with facts, data, statistics. However, a statement like "Free software works better than proprietary software" is so broad, anybody can prove it and disprove it at will. It depends on which angle you take, which area, and what your comparison terms are. However, I would like to add an important keyword to that sentence: "Free software works better than proprietary software". That easily-missed word shyly hiding in brackets makes all the difference.
That extra word --eventually--implies that really, it's only a matter of time before it becomes better.
Some background information
In 1995, when I introduced GNU/Linux to the company I was working for (which was also my first employer), the company's senior system administrator (called "Peppe", believe it or not) looked at it and laughed at me. "It's got some basic stuff, but you do realise it's a toy?". Peppe was right. He was used to AIX and SCO Unix, and back then GNU/Linux really was indeed a bit of a toy. The networking stack was there, but it was rather basic. The LibC (a basic library that allows you to actually use your system) had major limitations. The Linux kernel only ran on i386 processors. It was a toy--a fabulous one, but still a toy.
Fast-forward 12 years: Linux--the kernel--is an astonishing piece of software. Its firewalling stack is "stolen" (sometimes legally, some other times maliciously) by several major hardware makers (especially routers and modems). GLibC is a state-of-the-art library which supports multithreading. The kernel runs on... well, pretty much anything--in fact, it might soon power your toaster.
While Peppe was "right" at the time, he definitely failed to consider two very important parameters: "potential" and "growth rate". Or, more simply, he missed out on that crucial word: eventually.
How did GNU/Linux "get there"? An example: Linux firewalls
I mentioned that the firewalling stack improved so drastically in Linux - how did it get there? Well, it was definitely a bit of a bumpy road.
Firewalling became possible in Linux 2.0 thanks to
ipfwadm. It was a bit of a revolution: for the first time, it was actually possible to run a firewall that was based solely on Linux. However, it was evident that
ipfwadm was very limited and people were getting more and more excited about creating firewalls with Linux. When I heard that they were going to rewrite everything in order to overcome
ipfwadm's limitations, I thought: they are crazy, they must have lost it. But, they hadn't: when Linux 2.2 came out,
ipchains greeted everybody, a new revolution started in the Linux kernel.
ipchains solved a lot of problems in terms of flexibility. However, that wasn't quite enough: there was yet another rewrite, called
netfilter/iptables, which turned the "toy" into a fully-featured firewalling system.
My own experience: Drigg
When Digg came out, I absolutely loved it. I loved Slashdot and the fact that they would be just so picky about what went on their home page. However, Sladhdot didn't seem to have enough subcategories--it was a site for geeks after all. When I saw Digg, I realised how good their idea was, and how far that could go. I was also amazed that for quite a while there was no easy way to create a Digg-like site. The first attempt to create a Digg clone was the Spanish site Mename, which was in Spanish only. Pligg sprouted from Mename (whose author was kind enough to release the source code under the GPL); phpdugg joined the army. We ran FSDaily using Pligg to start with, but while we were immensely grateful to the Pligg developers for their work, we wanted something different--something based on Drupal. So, I sat down and I developed it. I would have never been able to develop Drigg without the experience I gained using Pligg and without the solid base of Drupal (which I now more or less inside-out programming-wise). Drigg took a lot of development hours. I based it on a karma module I had written for Free Software Magazine. FSDaily ran on the first beta of Drigg--beautifully. Since then, I have more or less rewritten it (splitting it into separate modules) and release it to the broad Drupal community. The first version of Drigg I wrote at the very beginning was a bit of a disaster: it was the original Karma module on steroids and a fattening diet. I changed it, improved it, fixed the countless bugs reported through the fantastic Drupal system. The current version of Drigg probably won't win any "efficiency awards", but the code is solid--right now, there are no open bugs in Drigg.
Drigg got there.
Free software: the unstoppable revolution
People who work and live in specific markets always have a terrific insight on how big a market is going to be. In 1999, my neighbour told me that Western Australia was about to start booming like anywhere else in the world, thanks to the mining sector. He suggested I buy as many houses as I could regardless of the debts and the mortgage. I bought my house, and then witnessed the craziest boom in Australia's history. My neighbour knew what was coming because he worked in the industry. He told me that all of his mates knew it, and that to them it was so obvious, it was odd that nobody else knew. I got confirmation that if you eat and breathe mining every day, and you have intuition, you will be able to predict what the next step will be. He did, and got it right.
So many people who eat, breath, live free software today know that it's unstoppable. Microsoft's executives, locked in their corporate rooms, didn't have the means to realise free software's momentum. When they suffered from the effects (Linux was being installed where Windows NT should have been), they started fighting back--clumsily, noisily, ineffectively. They didn't have the insight to figure out what was coming from the free software world.
They were growers who were meant to predict the mining boom, but--unaware of what was coming--found themselves more or less suddenly with no workforce available (the mining sector took the lot).
Ubuntu's (and GNU Linux's) bug #1 -- Microsoft has a majority market share will get fixed.
Free software is conservative
The real reason why free software is destined to take over is that it is highly conservative. Once the community figures out how to do something, then it knows how -- forever. That's because we share the information.
An application that came out a little too early or only served a certain niche because it was missing some crucial element may very well sit unnoticed for years. But because it's available under a free license and you don't have to go asking permission or re-inventing the wheel, somebody can just pick it up and run with it. It's this enormous library of freely available material that makes that possible. With free software you really can "stand on the shoulders of giants".
The proprietary software model throws a wrench in the works by sequestering the enormous investment of labor under private ownership and secrecy. Information is lost. If someone else wants to write the next advance on the state of the art, they first have to re-invent the state of the art -- which is HARD.
So the proprietary industry is constantly being thrown back to the starting gate, while the free software world just keeps on plugging.
The only reason why there's any competition at all from the proprietary world is that the ability to earn enormous profits makes high levels of capital available, and thus it is possible to run really fast towards a solution by hiring lots of programmers and paying them enough so they can work full time on the project.
But there are hard limits on that kind of development. There are some things you can't build in a day, no matter how many people you can afford to hire. And even when it's feasible, it's wasteful. The proprietary industry literally throws away billions of dollars inventing things that are already invented.
It's kind of a hare-and-tortoise race. It's not as sexy being the tortoise, but at least you win.
Why Free Software is Better
My experience leads me to agree with you. All complex software tends to suffer from bugs either from programming errors or from unforeseen interactions. In the proprietary world, there is no real incentive to kill the bugs. I remember once working (briefly) as a technical writer in a software development firm when a programmer suggested that they do a new release that would just clear the accumulated bugs in the software rather than develop new bug-ridden features. The project manager said no way. Customers are unwilling to pay for a new release that would just eliminate the bugs - the software was supposed to be bug-free, they were only willing to pay for the new features!
Why Free Software is Better
While I would like to agree, and more importantly, hope that what you say will come to pass, somehow I must disagree. If the question were "Can Free Software be Better?" then I would say a resounding yes! Why? Because proprietary software needs to be multi-functional, i.e., it has to appeal to the widest possible market in order to make bucks for the software company writing it. Free software can be very simple and therefore efficient in that it zeros in on a specific problem (after all that is why the programmer had to write it).
However, other than ego, what is the programmer's motivation to extend or improve his program? Once he has written the program and it does what he wants, there is little reason to extend or modify it. He has made it free so he has no reason to do this. I will admit that there are people out there who might say I want to make the best operating system and make it free (Linus Torvald for example), his motivation was a realization for a need. Perhaps all programmers are that way, at least to some extent.
I am relatively new to Linux (actually I got started back in the early Red Hat days, then fell away until just recently). I have been looking for a reasonably easy video editing program for Ubuntu but have found most are limited or just plain don't work. I finally found one in Kdenlive but can I be assured that if I find limitations in it, they will be fixed?
"the" problem
"The" problem with this argument is the "the"! :-)
You state things as if there were only one programmer who can make these changes. And proprietary licenses indeed force something like this to happen (at least they make the pool of people who might work on the code very small).
But with free software, ANYONE can make those extensions. Odds are somebody needs the same feature you are missing and has the knowledge to fix it so that it works. And of course, if no one needs the feature, then it probably wasn't that important. So, you see it's not necessarily about motivating the original programmer to do something he otherwise wouldn't be interested in -- it's more about getting the people who are interested to contribute the necessary code.
Free software is user driven because it's user written.
The only cases where this gets weak are the ones where the users of the program are almsot entirely people who can't program. That has to be pretty extreme though -- surely most artists don't program, yet programs like Gimp and Inkscape are doing just fine. Because there *are* some people who are interested enough to write that kind of software.
There is, of course, one very noticeable kind of sequestering that does go on in the free software world, and that is the boundaries based on programming language and libraries (e.g. the Gnome/KDE rivalry or Python/Perl/Java, etc). So steps towards resolving these conflicts are important (e.g. cross-platform libraries, automatic translators, foreign function interfaces, etc). But this is so much less limiting than the proprietary industry, and there often are technical solutions.
I couldn't agree more!
It's all a matter of time. Proprietary software cannot compete in an open world market. What proprietary software companies need to realize too is that there is a ton of money in the open source market; look at the $800 million acquisition of MySQL by SUN. $800 million for an open source company? That's huge. Check out http://linuxhow2.com/Feature_Articles/The_Buzz_Word_Today_Is_Green.html, they talk a lot about how the Linux world is like the Japanese automaker, able to produce more for less.


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Armin E. Nelson, McPherson, will celebrate his 70th birthday with a come-and-go reception from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Wheatland Baptist Church, 1139 McKinley, McPherson.
Armin was born Dec. 26, 1942, in Salina to Paul H. and Madeline J. Nelson. He married Georgia Steiner on July 19, 1969. Their children are Rodd and Theresa Nelson of McPherson, and Ryan Nelson of Lindsborg; and two grandchildren, Daniel Paulsen and Lucas Nelson of McPherson.
They invite the public to attend this celebration. The honoree requests no gifts, please. Attendance will be enough. If unable to attend, greetings may be mailed to 1886 11th Ave., McPherson, KS 67460.
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RIO VERDE, Ariz. – The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi women's golf team had a strong bounce back in the second round of the Rio Verde Invitational on Saturday, shooting a 312 to improve five spots from their position after the first round. The Islanders (322-312—634) are in 13th through the first two rounds of action.
The 312 was the sixth-lowest round of the day at the Invitational. Krista Fenniak led the Islanders with a 75 – the fifth-lowest individual score of the day – while Lindsay Biehler was just behind with a 77. Vanessa Johnson logged a 78 for the second day in a row, while Ana Paredes rounded out the scoring with an 82.
Six players are tied for the overall lead with a 148 through the first two rounds. Montana has three golfers tied for the top spot – Tara Green, Alexa Schendelman and Barbora Bakova – while Xavier (Shane Crutchfield), Wichita State (Alejandra Arellano) and Northern Arizona (Jacquie LaMarr) have one each.
Xavier holds the top spot as a team with a two-round 601 (303-298), with Wichita State (299-304—603) and Montana (298-306—604) close at hand. Host Western Michigan (303-307—610) and Toledo (308-304—612) round out the top five.
The Islanders will take to the Quail Run course at Rio Verde Country Club on Sunday for the final round of the Invitational. The shotgun start is set for 8 a.m., with the Islanders pairing up with Missouri State and Arkansas-Little Rock. A&M-Corpus Christi will start on holes 12-14.
For live coverage of the event, visit GolfStat.com. Updates will also be provided throughout the day on the official Islanders Golf Twitter feed (@IslandersGolf).


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Ahahaha I made a dude fall with that same move.
Talk about guns...This guy has some guns in his arms..geez..props to you!Working on non dominant hand is a must. great video.
Thanks! I've paid my dues on both the court and in the weight room!
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thanks man did you make a video of you just shooting
I don't have video of me JUST shooting, but I do have more videos with me shooting in the video. Here's one my brother made for me for my birthday a couple years ago (great surprise gift!). Going way back to my middle school days. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CpVAvC0NJY
Danny McLarty, Performance Coach
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Zach Lander doubled and had two RBIs as the host Amador Valley High baseball team topped rival Foothill 2-1 on Friday to earn a share of the East Bay Athletic League title with San Ramon Valley and De La Salle.
Tyler Staniford went 51/3 strong innings to get the win and fellow senior Alex Zwingle got the save for the Dons (16-8, 9-5 EBAL), who won three of their last four league games.
Amador Valley, which concluded last season with a dog pile after winning the North Coast Section Division I title, had another dog pile on Friday.
"We're EBAL champs and it feels good. It's special," said Lander, a senior. "To come out here with a group of guys that I love so much, it's awesome to be able to win something this big with them."
Dons coach Lou Cesario said his seniors came through again.
"Great leadership from our guys," Cesario said. "All year the seniors have all stepped up and done a great job. I'm proud of them because winning EBAL is tough, even if you share it."
Amador Valley led 1-0 in the second inning on Lander's sacrifice fly to right, bringing in Steven Nice, who was 2 for 3 with two runs scored. Lander also sliced an RBI double to right in the fourth.
After Foothill (13-11, 5-9) loaded the bases with one out in the sixth, Zwingle was brought in to face Ryan Anderson, whose sacrifice fly cut the deficit to 2-1. Zwingle hit the next batter, Nick Hermes, to re-load the bases before retiring Vincent Tanisawa on a pop fly to catcher Jacob Kinney. Zwingle set the Falcons down in order in the seventh.
Amador Valley turned smooth 6-4-3 double plays in the second and third innings. The plays went from shortstop Austin Piscotty to second baseman Connor Casperson to Nice at first.
Foothill's No. 9 hitter Ruben Mercado was 2 for 2 with a run scored, and Falcons starter Jake Wilgus allowed only four hits over five innings.
Cesario's team caught a break on Wednesday when De La Salle and San Ramon Valley both lost, to go with the Dons' win over California, setting the stage for a tri-league championship.
"We battled for a couple of weeks being behind everybody," Cesario said, "and we got some breaks Wednesday and we took advantage of them today."
San Ramon Valley 2, Monte Vista 0: Pitchers Conner Loar and Conor Neumann combined to shut out the Mustangs as the Wolves clinched a share of the EBAL title and the league's automatic berth to the NCS playoffs. Ryan Weisenberg hit a solo home run in the third inning for San Ramon Valley (17-7, 9-5 EBAL), which swept both Amador Valley and De La Salle this season to win the league's tie-breaker for the automatic berth. Trevor John threw 31/3 shutout innings for Monte Vista (12-12, 5-9).
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Wilgus, Danckert (6) and Gandy; Staniford, Zwingle (6) and Kinney. W: Stanford. L: Wilgus. S: Zwingle. 2B: Lander (AV), Sheehan (AV). Highlights: F -- Anderson RBI; Mercado 2 for 2, R; Wilgus 5 IP, 5 H. AV -- Lander 1 for 1, 2 RBI; Nice 2 for 3, 2 R; Stanford 5.1 IP, 4 H, 2 K, 0 BB.
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Loar, Neumann (6) and Kanat; Carter, John (4) and Halstead. W: Loar. L: Carter. S: Neumann. HR: Weisenberg (SRV) 3rd inn., solo. Records: San Ramon Valley 17-7, 9-5 EBAL; Monte Vista 12-12, 5-9. Highlights: SRV -- Loar 5 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 2 K; Neumann 2 IP, 4 K. MV -- Ricupito 1 for 2, BB; John 3 1/3 IP, 2 H.


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Invoy is a simple and easy-to-use invoicing application for Mac
With a beautiful and easy-to-use interface, you can create several documents including Invoices, Cash Sales, Credit/Debit memos and more. Print, Preview, PDF or E-mail the documents. It has multi-currency support, address book integration and can export your data to Numbers or Excel.
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Different from Checkout, this app is perfect for small entrepreneurs, I love it!
There are so many permutations of software design, that whatever you come up with, you can be sure to find a look-alike. I like the app a lot. Thanks for developing.
This application is almost a pixel by pixel copy of the application http://www.checkoutapp.com/
Is this legally allowed?
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Safety committee recommends audit of schools
January 4, 2013
PARKERSBURG — A safety committee for Wood County Schools will bring plans to the board of education to conduct exterior safety audits to help upgrade the crisis response pla....
Here's a great GD idea.... Let's take a tour of Moundsville and Mt. Olive,and base the halls of learning after the state prison concept;if it keeps them in,it keeps them out.
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Mean people are going to find away around any security the school has in place. One, a lock on a door is little deterrent for an assault rife. Two, just showing identification and having a reason for entering a school does nothing when that person could be possibly concealing a weapon. Third, a majority of the schools have the classroom doors or gymnasium doors open do to not having central air or air conditioners installed. Forth, a majority of the schools in Wood County are open campuses with no fences around the property.
Let us see what recommendations are made from The Wood County Board of Education what extent the people of Wood County are willing to pay, yes pay to upgrade the the current safety conditions. Just locking doors is simply not enough. I know that a lot of school systems in the recent past used funds allocated for Homeland Security to improve the overall safety for their schools but I would say the time for that has come and gone.
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It's about time that there are stricter rules about letting unknown people into the schools! It has been a bad practice since the security systems have been in place.I have stood outside waiting for a grandchild of mine after school and seen people enter the school while the doors are unlocked and before school while doors are unlocked each morning to let students in.How does the school staff know,without seeing ids,that whoever is entering should be there? In my opinion nobody should enter the schools before showing id! Another thing,whenever anyone buzzes in and talks to the office,nobody knows if that person will come directly to the office!But they unlock the doors and let them in! Who's to say where that person will go and what their intentions might be? Why have a security system in place,that really isn't working? It isn't safe!
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I have a friend with the Department of Homeland Security. We discussed this very issue last week. He said that the way that PHS does firedrills/bomb drills is very UNSAFE. Staff and students ALWAYS go to the back of the school or field house, 2 places where it would be easy to hide a bomb OR to go unnoticed. The front campus would be a much safer place, where there is no place to hide anything and a person "hanging out" there IS noticeable. The fact that PHS has a police officer on duty who is a member of the Safety Committee and this unsafe practice continues is troubling.
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What are Mr. Sole's qualifications to handle such an important position?
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I had a search round and didn't see this previously requested - sorry if it's a repeat.
My idea is such that you have a special video file on the PS3 end which is actually a live (or as close to as possible) view of either a virtual second screen from the PC or a clone of a selected screen in a multiple monitor setup. So basically I can use the PS3 and TV as an extra screen or just stream stuff from the PC to screen as in like a presentation for example.
Not sure how possible it would be with buffers and all that but thought I'd get the idea out there.


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Man sells one home, then buys neighbor's
Published: Thursday, October 24, 2013 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 8:02 p.m.
BRADENTON BEACH - A Massachusetts man has bought a 1,382-square-foot cottage on the sandy shores of this island community -- just one month after he sold the home next door.
John Wendling bought the three-story house and its tenth of an acre lot at 1104 Gulf Drive North for $1.15 million. Built in 1999, the home has three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and views of the Gulf.
Kenneth Rimmer, the seller in the deal, paid $1.43 million for the property in May 2008, court records show.
The house was the second real estate deal on the same Bradenton Beach street for Wendling in the past few weeks.
In late September, Wendling sold a similar 1,366-square-foot house at 1102 Gulf Drive North for $1.3 million to Kendall Beach House LLC. Wendling paid $1.1 million for that house in February 2003.
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January 18, 2013
The Payments Council has announced plans for a new mobile payments service that will making paying a friend or business as easy as sending a text.
With the backing of eight major banks representing 90% of all UK current accounts, the new system is set to launch in Spring 2014. The eight financial institutions involved are HSBC Bank, Barclays, Cumberland Building Society, Danske Bank, Lloyds Banking Group, Metro Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland and Santander UK.
The new service will allow secure payments to be made directly to or from an account without the need to disclose the sort code and account number, by using a mobile phone number as a proxy.
While there are existing ways to pay using a mobile, this project will be the first service with the potential to link up every bank account in the country with a mobile number.
The new mobile payments service will move money directly between accounts using two well-established payment schemes: the Faster Payments service and the LINK network.
Adrian Kamellard, chief executive of the Payments Council, said: "This new service will offer a simple, secure way to split a bill for dinner, receive money from a friend or pay a tradesman without needing to remember or share account details."
Shortly before launch, participating financial institutions will invite customers to register via their online banking service, mobile app or other approved method to provide their mobile phone number and confirm which account they want to link it to.
One in three smartphone users have said they are either definitely or extremely likely to sign up to the new service at launch, according to a survey of over 5,000 consumers conducted by the Payments Council.
The research has highlighted the importance of security. The Payments Council service will ensure that, as a minimum, a passcode or similar security feature will be required to authorise payments. The service will also offer the technical capacity for financial institutions to remotely disable an account in case of suspected misuse.
The UK is actually lagging behind in this technology – in Africa, millions of people already use a mobile payments service called M-Pesa.


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One look at his career penalty minutes tells you that Dennis Polonich is a tough guy, but one look at the captain's "C" he wore as a Detroit Red Wing tells you he could also play the game.
"Polo" brings the same leadership qualities he displayed on the ice to his work as a consultant with CMG Sports where he recruits and mentors young players using the hard-won experience he gained during his playing career, and the twelve years he spent as a coach and manager.
In addition to helping young players with their careers, Dennis is also very community-minded.
"I like giving back now… and not just monetarily. I enjoy helping and passing on knowledge. Knowledge is powerful and I don't mind sharing. I do tons of charity work. I like giving back!"
Dennis lives in Calgary with his wife Angie. They have two daughters; Lauren who is a nurse here in Calgary, and Jade who lives in Arizona with her husband, former Edmonton Eskimo Ron McClendon and their two year old daughter, Jaysha.


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Entertainer of the Year
Jason Aldean
Kenny Chesney
Brad Paisley
Blake Shelton
Taylor Swift
Female Vocalist of the Year
Kelly Clarkson
Miranda Lambert
Martina McBride
Taylor Swift
Carrie Underwood
Male Vocalist of the Year
Jason Aldean
Luke Bryan
Eric Church
Blake Shelton
Keith Urban
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The Band Perry
Eli Young Band
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Little Big Town
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Love and Theft
The Civil Wars
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New Artist of the Year
Lee Brice
Brantley Gilbert
Hunter Hayes
Love and Theft
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Album of the Year (Awarded to artist and producer)
Luke Bryan, Tailgates and Tanlines – Produced by Jeff Stevens and Mark Bright
Eric Church, Chief – Produced by Jay Joyce
Miranda Lambert, Four the Record – Produced by Frank Liddell, Chuck Ainlay, and Glenn Worf
Dierks Bentley, Home – Produced by Brett Beavers, Luke Wooten, and Jon Randall Stewart
Lady Antebellum, Own the Night – Produced by Paul Worley and Lady Antebellum
Song of the Year (Awarded to songwriters)
Eli Young Band, "Even if It Breaks Your Heart" – Will Hoge and Eric Paslay
Blake Shelton, "God Gave Me You" – Dave Barnes
Dierks Bentley, "Home" – Dierks Bentley, Dan Wilson and Brett Beavers
Miranda Lambert, "Over You" – Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton
Eric Church, "Springsteen" – Eric Church, Jeff Hyde and Ryan Tyndell
Single of the Year (Awarded to artist and producer)
Jason Aldean, "Dirt Road Anthem" – Produced by Michael Knox
Blake Shelton, "God Gave Me You" – Produced by Scott Hendricks
Dierks Bentley, "Home" – Produced by Brett Beavers and Luke Wooten
Little Big Town, "Pontoon" – Produced by Jay Joyce
Eric Church, "Springsteen" – Produced by Jay Joyce
Musical Event of the Year
"Dixie Highway," Alan Jackson and Zac Brown Band
"Feel Like a Rock Star," Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw
"Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die," Willie Nelson featuring Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and Jamey Johnson
"Safe and Sound," Taylor Swift featuring the Civil Wars
"Stuck on You," Lionel Richie and Darius Rucker
Music Video of the Year (Awarded to artist and director)
Eric Church, "Springsteen" – Directed by Peter Zavadil
Kenny Chesney, "Come Over" – Directed by Shaun Silva
Miranda Lambert, "Over You" – Directed by Trey Fanjoy
Little Big Town, "Pontoon" – Directed by Declan Whitebloom
Toby Keith, "Red Solo Cup" – Directed by Michael Salomon
Musician of the Year
Sam Bush
Paul Franklin
Dann Huff
Brent Mason
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In the environmental world, it's characterized as the classic battle: Should wild areas be preserved for their intrinsic qualities or conserved for their resources? In other words, should nature be used for "the greatest good for the greatest number of people for the longest time," as nineteenth-century progressive environmentalist Gifford Pinchot put it; or should the wilderness be protected and revered without human intrusions, a view espoused by romantic environmentalist John Muir?
Today, with a burgeoning population encroaching on our remaining wild areas and economic help scarce, many would say that Pinchot's beliefs are more realistic for the modern world. In fact, there are even those, such as Peter Kareiva, The Nature Conservancy's chief scientist, who would take Pinchot's notion a step further: Natural areas must be managed to benefit humans, if they are to survive at all.


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North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger will not run for the U.S. Senate next year, saying it's not the right time to take on a statewide campaign.
Berger said Monday he wants to see through pending state policy reforms.
He says he thinks he would have been a credible U.S. Senate candidate but says he believes he still can have a positive impact in the General Assembly.
The decision by the Eden attorney means there are four announced candidates for May's Republican primary, led in prominence by House Speaker Thom Tillis. The winner is expected to take on Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan.
Berger considered the idea for months and spoke to several Republicans with Washington connections.


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shambhala wrote: and jesse when you post sometimes i imagine one of those cartoon sirens in the background, and read your posts with a dick tracy accent. you must lay off the policing, for the love of god please.
i am in Thimphu, Bhutan. the dogs are everywhere. everywhere. there are so many of these fucking dogs. they fill the void of existence and unfathomable space. but they are well behaved because people throw rocks at them when they act out. perhaps we can learn something from the people of Bhutan, and next time a dog shakes itself near your picnic table, throw a rock at its face. we will all be better off for it. but these dogs, just lay around all day, and you think, "good dogs!" but then night falls, and the town becomes West Side Story for dogs. they fight in gangs, and another dog will come tearing down the street woofing, like, "oh yeah motherfuckers its on now!" and then they bark all night and eventually i kill all of them because i cannot sleep. maybe.
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He has no arms or legs. He's a snake dog. He can bark in German.
icarus502 wrote: This is the "I don't like 'dog people'" thread so as not to derail the NFL thread.
To recap: Dogs are no more important than pigs and nobody's trying to stop Oscar Meyer from being an NFL QB. Nor are people very concerned about factory farming.
Also, quit bringing your fucking dog everywhere. Everybody doesn't want to be around your dog. They are a public nuisance.
xxdr. mad69xx wrote: Putting people on a higher level than animals is on some Old Testament shit.


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900th victory!
Our Champ certainly put us through the mill today but he came through in 2hrs 59mins 6-1, 4-6, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 against Gilles Simon.
From having one of his shots in the first set described as "defying the laws of physics" our Roger then went on to lose the next two sets. Simon came out playing attacking tennis in the second & third sets which is not his normal game. But it seemed as though Roger never really lost control of the match and patiently built his way through to the fourth set and again took control – perhaps it was the sight of Mirka with her head in her hands at one stage that spurred him on. On the way he passed yet another record completing his 900th tour win. Only Connors and Villas now hold more triumphs under their belts. It was also amazing to hear the support that Roger enjoyed from the French crowd even though he was playing a French competitor.
Our Champ is in action again next Tuesday when his opponent will be Jo Wilfried Tsonga in the 1/4 finals.
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Season 8 "American Idol" winner Kris Allen broke his right wrist in a head-on car collision Tuesday and then dropped the news that he and wife Katy are expecting a baby.
Allen's mom, Kimberly, tweeted a picture of her son in the hospital and noted that he would have surgery Wednesday. She also wrote how granddog Zorro was fine — "Very shook up, but not injured."
She left the bigger news to her son, who tweeted hours later: "Thank you, @Ford, for equipping me with a car that kept my whole family and the little one we have on the way safe ... Yes, I got in a really bad wreck tonight, and yes, I'm having a lil baby."
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Reciprocal Agreements with Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina allow holders of Georgia fishing licenses to fish the waters covered by the agreement without obtaining a fishing license from the bordering state. Regulations under these agreements may differ from Georgia's general laws and regulations. If this is the case, the laws and regulations of the reciprocal agreement explained in this section are to be followed.
Waters Covered: The banks and waters of only that portion of the Chattahoochee River forming the boundary between Georgia and Alabama and Lakes Bartletts Ferry (Harding), George W. Andrews, Goat Rock, Oliver, Seminole, Walter F. George (Eufaula) and West Point. However, this agreement does not include that portion of West Point Reservoir lying upstream (north) of the Georgia Highway 109 bridge on the Chattahoochee River arm of the reservoir. The waters covered by this agreement do not include other streams or tributaries which flow into the Chattahoochee River or its impoundments or the portion of Lake Seminole covered by the reciprocal agreement with Florida. Lake Weiss is not covered by this agreement.
Creel and Possession Limits: All creel and possession limits on waters covered by this agreement are the same as Georgia's statewide limits.
Length Limits: Largemouth bass
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District scoring leader Kayla Cunningham scored three times in the first half and No.3 Whitehall did just enough defensively to earn a 4-2 victory over second-seeded Stroudsburg in the semifinals of the District 11 Class AAA girls soccer playoffs at J. Birney Crum Stadium on Thursday.
The Zephyrs (18-2-1), the defending district champion and state runner-up in the spring, move on to play the winner of Parkland-Nazareth in the final Saturday.
The Mounties (18-3-1) sure had the chance to be there, but it wasn't to be in a game full of near misses.
Trailing 4-2 with under eight minutes to play, Bria Bittiger saw her shot stopped by a sprawling Kelsey Himmelwright and a minute later Sarah Myles hit the far post. Stroudsburg also had several shots drift just wide throughout a match and had just as many scoring chances as Whitehall.
Cunningham did that three times in the first half to give the Zephyrs a two-goal lead at the break.
District 11's all-time leading scorer, Cunningham got free in open space twice in the first 21 minutes to get her first two goals. Her third came on a penalty kick after a Whitehall player was fouled in the box to make it 3-1 with 7:58 left in the first half.
The second half started slow for both teams, but picked up in the final 10 minutes.
With Whitehall leading 4-1, Jess Hagy beat Himmelwright to a loose ball and scored into an open net to cut the deficit to two with 8:24 to play. Then came the near misses by Bittiger, who scored Stroudsburg's first goal, and Myles and the Mounties' season came to a tough end.
For more on the game, check back at PoconoRecord.com and read Friday's Pocono Record.
Whitehall 3-1 – 4
Stroudsburg 1-1 – 2
Goals – W, Kayla Cunningham 3, Taylor George; S, Bria Bittiger, Jess Hagy. Assists – W, Alex Kreeger, Kara Parvel, Madison Walker. Saves – W, Kelsey Himmelwright 5; S, Dani Bettini 7, Emily Taylor 0. Shots – W 16; S 14. Corners – W 5; S 3.
Records – Whitehall 18-2-1; Stroudsburg 18-3-1.
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And the WORD is...
This exhibition explores various approaches to the use of religious language in contemporary art, from the straightforward to the ironic. In her church signage series, conceptually-based photographer Stephanie Kirk addresses the textual declarations of religious public signage posted in the front of churches. These signs aim to alert people to the need to attend church and the significance of religion in our lives. Martin Brief makes conceptual drawings that explore language. His Amazon God series is comprised of ink prints, each containing a list of handwritten book titles with the word "God" in the title collected from a search on Amazon.com. David Stephens is a blind sculptor who creates abstract wood constructions with paraphrases from the Bible carved in Braille along their surfaces. Kirk and Brief witness the public manifestation of contemporary religious expression while Stephens' inclusion of text is more personal and private. Nicholas Kripal has designed and built a floor sculpture/installation specific to the exhibition entitled Epiphany.
-J. Susan Isaacs, PhD
Curator of Special Projects
Martin Brief • St. Louis, MO
Stephanie Kirk • West Chester, PA
Nick Kripal • Philadelphia, PA
David Stephens • Philadelphia, PA
About the Artists
Martin Brief (Chicago, Il)
Born and raised in Chicago, Martin Brief is an artist whose recent work, long-term, absurd, drawing-based tasks, explores the way that language, thought, and information relate to contemporary culture and the creation of self. Martin's work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions nationally and internationally including exhibitions in New York, Paris, Zurich, Washington, D.C. and Chicago. In addition, his work is in several public collections, including those of the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Arizona and the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts in Honolulu, Hawaii. In 2010 his solo exhibition, Amazon God, was held at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis as part of the Great Rivers Biennial. Martin currently lives and works in St. Louis and is an Assistant Professor at Saint Louis University.
Stephanie Kirk (West Chester, PA)
Artist Statement
Who writes the signs, who writes the signs?*
Church signs scare me. I wonder why we're concerned with subliminal messages advertising popcorn but not worried about signs that scare people. As a child reading signs that advertised vacation bible school filled me with dread.
A year or so ago, I realized that my fear of church signs began with my love of reading all things and the messages on church signs were often heavy-handed and punitive. Since I began photographing these signs, I have put them into three categories:
• scary
• funny
• confusing – a theme I refer to as "Huh?"
*With apologies to Barry Manilow
Nicholas Kripal (Philadelphia, PA)
Artist Statement
Over the past several years one aspect of my studio practice has been an investigation of site-related/site-specific installations. Specifically, but not exclusively, I have placed sculptural installations within sacred spaces. I am interested in the history of the site, the religious rites that take place within the site, and the architectural iconography of the site. The last is of particular interest as it operates as a signifier for the other two. Unlike traditional exhibitions in white box gallery spaces, these sculptural installations involve interface with the site's congregation, and extensive research and development for preliminary proposals that describe and negotiate the conceptual and aesthetic integration of the sculpture to the site. Consequently, all of the above affect and determine the format of the final installation. Furthermore, the research for these site-related installations inevitably generates ideas that extend other aspects of my studio practice. The sculpture, Epiphany, included in this exhibition, is one example. Epiphany is defined as: 1. sudden realization, 2. appearance of god. It is a term often used by artists to describe a critical moment in the creative process. Salt has many important uses in religion and culture and is often found in a variety of purifying rituals, and covenants in both the Old and New Testaments were often sealed with salt: the origin of the word "salvation."
David Stephens (Philadelphia, PA)
David Stephens holds a B.F.A. in printmaking from Howard University and an MFA in sculpture from Tyler. He has shown his work at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; the Corcoran Gallery of Art, D.C.; the Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University; the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, CT; and the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, among others. His work is included in the collections of the Slought Foundation, the Corcoran, Howard University and many private collections. Stephens has been blind just over ten years which changed the direction of his work.


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36. Page 31/32 extracts from Judgment (7.68/7.63/7.64).
37. In the Gray Critique (page 6) Rudolf makes the argument repeated at page 32 and the first paragraph of page 33 of his witness statement. In the Gray Critique, Rudolf gives as sources Pressac's 1989 book and a 1988 article by F.P Berg, he then refers the reader to the Van Pelt Critique.
38. Page 33 to the last paragraph of page 35 of the witness statement all appeared at page 2 of van Pelt Critique. None of the documentation referred to in the footnotes post-dated the original trial of this action. It is noted that FN 32 of the witness statement states that a paper is being prepared by an architect; this simply re-states FN 11 from the Van Pelt Critique (formally dated more than a year earlier). It should be noted that the Claimant produced at trial (but did not put into evidence) some notes for cross-examination he said he had obtained from an anonymous architectural expert; the Claimant had referred to spending a great deal of time and money on architectural consultants for the trial (see, for example, transcript Day 2 pages 114, 124 and 252 Day 8 pages 189-190).
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What everyone should know about teen and adult depression and suicide
I am haunted by Steve Blow's column about Harriet Deison, a 65-year-old woman with a lovely and loving family who seemed to have everything to live for — but nevertheless, as he wrote, "bought a pistol at a Far East Dallas gun store and killed herself in the store's parking lot."
It happened on Dec. 29. As Steve wrote: "Harriet Deison's death reminds us once again that the tragedy of suicide offers no pass to any person, family or class."
It's something I used to ponder, theoretically, after reading "Richard Cory" in high school. It's something that hit home, painfully, in my college years when I lost a friend to suicide; in an essay for Points, I called it A guilt you don't get over.
Steve writes, and I wholeheartedly concur, that the first step we can take towards saving precious lives like these is to talk openly about depression and suicide, conditions which are not as rare as some may think. As Steve writes : "About four people commit suicide every hour in this country… an additional almost 400,000 people are despairing enough to attempt suicide each year. And countless more are in such emotional pain that they battle against thoughts of suicide."
That's why I applaud people like Julie Hersh, the former president of the Dallas Children's Theater for speaking openly about her own depression and attempts at suicide to DMN special contributor Stella M. Chavez and in her book Struck by Living: From Depression to Hope.
That's why I urge parents to catch A Reason to Live, a new documentary about teen and young adult depression and suicide, by Dallas filmmakers Allen Mondell and Cynthia Salzman Mondell that will air on KERA Friday at 9 p.m. In a release, the Mondells say that they made this film after a friend's son lost his battle with depression. They write that: "The parents and we hope this film will erase the stigma of talking about depression and suicide and will make it easier for others to reach out to get help."
Listen — it's the most powerful first step you can take.
And know the resources. Again, from Steve's story: If you are in crisis or thinking of suicide, call 214-828-1000 for help at any hour. That's the Suicide & Crisis Center of North Texas. Caring listeners are also always available at Contact's Crisis Help Line, 972-233-2233. To learn more about preventing suicide, visit sccenter.org.


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Definition of push in English:
- Ryo stood to walk out of the house, but Kunshi moved toward him and pushed him back into a seat.
- He felt sunshine on his face, but it was quickly torn away from him as a sack was ruthlessly shoved onto his head and he was pushed away.
- Immediately she was pushed away and the ground would have cushion her fall except that would have hurt, but she was cushion by a warm body instead.
- A few months ago, I was walking down the main street in my home town when two women in front, pushing their children in strollers, stopped dead on the pavement and started talking.
- After a couple, you'll be ready to emulate Byron, who liked to swim across the Grand Canal pushing a candle in front of him.
- She glared and started pushing her cart in front of mine.
- Bend your elbows so that your arms are at 90 degrees to your body, then push back up to the start position.
- I pushed his nearly limp body up to a sitting position and got up from the couch.
- She used what body parts she could to push herself into sitting position.
- The size of a watch, the DRS device is activated by pushing the Panic Button or when the device senses you haven't moved around in a while.
- Then I discovered I could keep my left leg elevated, whilst pushing the sewing machine pedal with my right foot.
- Staff activate the alarms by pushing an easily accessible button.
- With more and more force, he pushed aside anyone that stood in his way, with his hands and soon with his blade.
- The security forces were aggressive, pushing forward until an elderly demonstrator suffered a heart attack.
- Mark jumped aside as Grace pushed past him and made a watch out kind of whistle.
- With our nation at war, the Army is pushing toward more rapid, immediately relevant change in the Current and Future Force.
- As the Union army pushed into the South, a young soldier from the south, but committed to the Union cause, was assigned guard duty.
- As the Elf army pushed forward, a sea of blood, bodies and gore was left behind.
- After that the car was so consistent the whole race that I was really able to push hard, until the last 15 laps.
- I made a clean start from pole and was pushing really hard until the first pitstop when I saw how big the gap actually was.
- Currently, the group is pushing hard to become highly cost efficient and has entered into processing arrangements with Gambia in order to create a highly competitive base.
- I'm pushing forty, though forty seems to be doing most of the pushing.
- I was surprised to find out, however, that the boys are actually a bit older than myself (I'm pushing fifty).
- An unnamable urge was pushing me to drive harder, and for once, I didn't struggle to put words around it.
- Gus pushes me hard to not just automatically do everything the accepted way.
- Michael's father was a military man with a strong sense of order, and he pushed his sons hard in athletics.
- Consumer campaigners have been pushing for a Europe-wide clothing size scale in a bid to make shopping easier.
- He said the campaign group was still pushing for more controls on the manufacture and sale of fireworks.
- Some union chiefs are pushing for campaigns focusing on how families will be affected.
- Public sympathy pushed the Sorbonne to promote her to her dead husband's professorship.
- Global sales have pushed Hyundai to seventh place, ahead of both Honda and Nissan.
- He's pushed the Yell sale - which has been in limbo for years.
- Police today declared war on drug dealers from London pushing cocaine, heroin and crack to children as young as 13.
- But Shadow Home Secretary Ann Widdecombe said legalising cannabis would lead drug barons to push even more hard drugs.
- They lie, rob, cheat, push hard drugs, intimidate innocent people and run protection rackets.
- The Chinese are reportedly already a slight majority but new plans indicate a big push to move more settlers in.
- The move follows a government push to recruit 3,000 matrons across the country as part of a major plan for the National Health Service.
- The move is the latest push by baseball to increase its marketing to younger fans - and make money along the way.
- And then, with a push of a single button, the drink will be concocted before his very eyes within a matter of seconds.
- This is handy, but the machine does not remove them with a push of the button - you have to do the prewash treatment yourself.
- With the push of a button, the narrow barrel of his device glowed and a beam of light issued from where blasts usually came.
- In an effort to maintain the push, Operation Impact has forged a partnership with Crimestoppers.
- Nevertheless, the triumph gave York their first double of the league campaign and it could yet prove crucial in both side's promotion pushes.
- The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority is revitalising its network of information points and is urging local shops, pubs and cafes to join in the promotion push.
- The push to downsize the military and privatize functions means government contracts are a growth industry.
- We hit the targets at night in a final push against the terrorist's stronghold near the airport.
- Despite the military push, a rocket which was fired from Gaza landed in an open area of Israel's Negev Desert overnight, causing no damage or injuries.
- These men, who 'do not let the grass grow under their feet', are clearly all push and enterprise.
at a push
- British informal If absolutely necessary; only with a certain degree of difficulty: there's room for four people, or five at a pushMore example sentences
if necessary, in case of necessity, if need be, if needs must, if forced, if all else fails, in an emergency
- In the past it was a lot simpler - you'd reach a certain age - somewhere between 22 and, at a push, 35-and you'd freeze dry your record collection, stop going to gigs and, certainly, stop reading music papers.
- Someone could say to me that Scott Brown, pictured, can play right wing and, at a push, centre-forward.
- Not making the link depend on a central server or need special software, ie hand-decodable at a push.
get (or give someone) the push (or shove) British informal
- Be dismissed (or dismiss someone) from a job: four PR people at head office are getting the push it's hard to psych yourself up to get another job after you've been given the pushMore example sentences
throw out, remove, eject, expel, turn out, turf out, fling out, force out, drive out, evict, dislodge, oust;dismiss, dischargeinformal chuck out, kick out, send packing, boot out, defenestrate, give someone the boot, give someone their marching orders, throw someone out on their ear, show someone the door, sack, fire, give someone the (old) heave-hoNorth American informal give someone the bum's rush
- John Smith, the £205,000 a year chief executive of the Post Office, is getting the push for not being ruthless enough.
- Eisner's position is not all that secure, and if his going was the difference between the renewal of the Pixar deal, or the loss of the Pixar deal, then conceivably the board might give him the shove.
- If he cannot back up such madness, and there isn't a hope in hell he will be able to, then Ladbrokes have to give him the shove.
- 2.1Be rejected in (or end) a relationship.Example sentences
- I just hoped Rebecca wouldn't give him the shove, like she does with most of the guys that showed interest in her.
- As Gloria, his fiancée of five years who gets the push, Jessica Walker is a perfect screech, with a classic mother to match in Carol Wilson.
push at (or against) an open door
- Have no difficulty in accomplishing a task: if the management were to tackle this issue, it might find that it was pushing at an open doorMore example sentences
- Collecting signatures was like pushing at an open door.
- I think you should see instead us as pushing at an open door.
- It made us realise that we could win this game, even if to be honest, I think he was pushing at an open door.
push the boat out
- see boat.
push someone's buttons
- see button.
be pushing up the daisies
- see daisy.
push one's luck
- informal Take a risk on the assumption that one will continue to be successful or in favour: he had pushed his luck too far, and his smuggling was discoveredMore example sentences
- 'You could be great, along with my help,' he continued, pushing his luck.
- Sure it was a risk to be pushing his luck so soon, but he was having a great time with Krystal and dreaded the fact that their evening would be coming to an end.
- The wild cards afford you the luxury of being able to push your luck with no risk.
when push comes to shove
- informal When one must commit oneself to an action or decision: when push came to shove, I always stood up for himMore example sentences
- While we'll work as a team, ultimately, when push comes to shove, Michael will have the final say.
- They sometimes say they are, but in fact when push comes to shove, they are no more interested in the weaker clubs than they are in clubs that are not in Victoria.
- But when push comes to shove, he sold out to preserve his place in the party, and all for a man whose campaign attacked his family to score political points only 4 years ago.
Phrasal verbs
push ahead
- Proceed with or continue a course of action: he promised to push ahead with economic reformMore example sentences
- As for the future, En Foco will continue to push ahead with more emphasis on the journal.
- Since then the Town has continued to push ahead with the project on its own.
- Coca-Cola continues to push ahead with the establishment of more local bottling plants.
push someone around (or about)
- informal Treat someone roughly or inconsiderately: he was annoyed by their arrogance in thinking they could push him around whenever they wishedMore example sentences
bully, domineer, boss about/around, ride roughshod over, trample on, tread on, bulldoze, abuse, mistreat, maltreat, kick around/about, browbeat, lean on, tyrannize, intimidate, threaten, torment, terrorize, victimize, pick on
- It appears that perhaps unconsciously you are attracting partners who push you around and treat you badly because at a deeper level you may still carry negative belief patterns from your childhood.
- Nobody is pushing us around or has ever pushed us around on West Indian wickets.
- All those years he made fun of me, bullied me, pushed me around, I think that it was his cry for help.
push in
- British Go in front of people who are already queuing: they scowled at him because they thought he was trying to push in at the head of the queueMore example sentences
- You find yourself rubbing shoulders with some household names and being a little in awe of the whole thing, but by about day three you don't care who you're pushing in front of in the canteen queue.
- Seething with suppressed fury when someone cuts you up in traffic or pushes in front of you in a shop queue is a sure way to develop a raging headache, says a US researcher.
- She then pushed in front of me in the queue, demanded a discount and got it.
push off
- He helped me into the boat, then pushed off and jumped in himself.
- Finally, it did, and though the orders that followed were to return to ship, a squall blew up and the boats could not push off.
- The water was shallow enough, and the bottom varied enough, that they often touched up against a rock of bit of sandbar, and when they did, they reacted instantly, pushing off against it to move laterally.
push on
- Continue on a journey: the light was already fading, but she pushed onMore example sentences
continue one's journey, continue on one's way, carry on, advance, press on, progress, make progress, proceed, go on, make headway, gain ground, push forward, go/forge ahead;resume one's journey, start off again
- Two gunmen were arrested and, as heavy fire could still be heard ahead, Major Hollister pushed on with just two of his men.
- It would be a lovely journey, so people kept pushing on.
- A short photo stop soon cooled us down, before we pushed on up the hill carrying the weighty bags of tackle and camera gear.
push something through
- Get a proposed measure completed or accepted quickly: the government is trying to push through a package of measures to combat organized crimeMore example sentences
- Surely a chicane system should be considered before the proposed measures are pushed through.
- If justice can be done, I have no objections - and provided the defence have got time to prepare a proper defence and the cases are not pushed through too quickly.
- She's really focussed on looking outwards rather than inward and she's prepared to push innovative measures through the Scottish parliament.
Middle English (as a verb): from Old French pousser, from Latin pulsare 'to push, beat, pulse' (see pulse1). The early sense was 'exert force on', giving rise later to 'make a strenuous effort, endeavour'.
appeal from Middle English:
Recorded first in legal contexts, appeal comes via Old French from Latin appellare 'to address, accost, call upon'. Peal (Late Middle English) is a shortening of appeal, perhaps from the call to prayers of a ringing bell. The base of appeal is Latin pellere 'to drive', found also in compel 'drive together'; dispel 'drive apart'; expel 'drive out'; impel 'drive towards'; and impulsive; propel 'drive forwards'; repel 'drive back', all Late Middle English. It is also the source of the pulse (Middle English) that you can feel on your wrist and is related to push (Middle English). The other kind of pulse, an edible seed, is a different word, which comes via Old French from Latin puls 'porridge of meal or pulse', related to the sources of both pollen and powder.
Words that rhyme with pushHindu Kush, kurus, mush, whoosh, woosh bell
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ANTIOCH -- Antioch school trustees decided this week not to renew RAAMP Academy's charter, citing its underachieving academic performance.
The school board voted 4-1 to deny the charter Wednesday, with board Vice President Gary Hack casting the lone dissenting vote.
"It's so arbitrary, because there's so much more than just if you did well on a test or not. But those are the parameters that we have to go by," trustee Claire Smith said.
RAAMP -- which stands for Raising Academic Achievement Multicultural Program -- opened in 2009 and serves 138 students. It was created to help at-risk, mainly black students, catch up academically with their peers. Parents lauded the school's program during a pair of hearings over the past two months for the one-on-one attention students receive, small class sizes, the presence of male role models and extended staff hours, including schooling on Saturday.
The school also moved three times during its five-year history.
RAAMP Executive Director Karla Branch said the school does not plan to appeal the decision with the county board of education, which means it will close at the end of the year.
"I appreciate all of you for giving RAAMP a chance," Branch told the board. "We were facing insurmountable odds. I believe in what RAAMP did and what it stood for. I will walk away knowing it did amazing things for a lot of children."
Antioch Unified Superintendent Donald Gill said that the families at the school would not be abandoned, and a transition plan for students would be created.
Branch, a couple of students who stayed for the meeting, and several parents shed tears and hugged outside the board room following the decision.
"It's devastating," said parent Angela Lacy-Roberson, whose son is now a high school freshman. RAAMP "left him a different person," she said.
The California Charter Schools Association called for RAAMP's closure in December, saying it fell below the minimum criteria for renewal based on low standardized test scores, including comparing unfavorably to schools with the same demographics and other district schools and subgroups.
RAAMP scored 623 on the API (Academic Performance Index) last spring. API scores range from a low of 200 to a high of 1,000. Its test results have fluctuated in its three years of recording, going from 649 in 2011 to 689 in 2012, before dropping last spring.
The school's action plan submitted on March 4 also did not appear adequate to address concerns, staff said.
Contact Paul Burgarino at 925-779-7164. Follow him at Twitter.com/paulburgarino.


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I know we all say this, but seriously how did time fly by so fast? How did my little newborn boy turn five. I can still remember being pregnant with him like it was yesterday.
Sitting in Shul the size of a whale watching my stomach shake like jello as my wild child never stopped movin. I shouldn't had been so surprised when he came into this world with a bang and has never stopped , not once.
My little guy walked at 9 months. Was running by a year, and climbing tall buildings by two. He keeps us laughing all night long, and running after him all day long.
Every day i look into his big blue eyes the color of the sky, and fall in love over and over again.
The little one we waited so long for, the little one we needed more than water, the little one that broke the cycle of sadness with his belly dancing.
Happy 5th Birthday my sweet angel boy, we needed you and your energy , you woke us all up!
Dovie is the Lego master just like his big brother,so when i asked him what we were doing for his Birthday it was obvious. A Lego Party!
1. Lego Cupcakes with Leggo face toppers
2. Lego candy pieces: Candy Blox - 11 Lb Case
3. Fruit Cups: Chopped up fruit in individual portions, perfect for little hands
4. Popcorn with melted chocolate on top, and multi colored lentils
5. Paper snack cups: Regency Pack of 24 Tulip Standard Baking Cups, White
6. Huge Lego head centerpiece: Blip Toys Lego Sort And Store
To make the large Lego display. I covered tissue boxes with paper and cut the bottom of a plastic disposable cup off and covered with coordinating paper to make the circles on top. So easy and cute!
We played games, including a Lego search. We hid the pieces and they searched so much fun and so simple. I gave prizes to everyone!
We played it a few times because they loved it so much.
Mazel Tov Sweet Boy!
(BTW Dovie picked out his Birthday "look" including the fake glasses and rain boots, gotta love this kid!)


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In the previous example the
$ds = ldap.myserver.com // your ldap server
should be
$ds = ldap_connect( "ldap.myserver.com" ) ; // your ldap server
ldap_read — Read an entry
, string
, string
[, array
[, int
[, int
[, int
[, int
]]]]] )
Performs the search for a specified
filter on the
directory with the scope
LDAP_SCOPE_BASE. So it is
equivalent to reading an entry from the directory.
An LDAP link identifier, returned by ldap_connect().
The base DN for the directory.
An empty filter is not allowed. If you want to retrieve absolutely all information for this entry, use a filter of objectClass=*. If you know which entry types are used on the directory server, you might use an appropriate filter such as objectClass=inetOrgPerson.
An array of the required attributes, e.g. array("mail", "sn", "cn"). Note that the "dn" is always returned irrespective of which attributes types are requested.
Using this parameter is much more efficient than the default action (which is to return all attributes and their associated values). The use of this parameter should therefore be considered good practice.
Should be set to 1 if only attribute types are wanted. If set to 0 both attributes types and attribute values are fetched which is the default behaviour.
Enables you to limit the count of entries fetched. Setting this to 0 means no limit.
This parameter can NOT override server-side preset sizelimit. You can set it lower though.
Some directory server hosts will be configured to return no more than a preset number of entries. If this occurs, the server will indicate that it has only returned a partial results set. This also occurs if you use this parameter to limit the count of fetched entries.
Sets the number of seconds how long is spend on the search. Setting this to 0 means no limit.
This parameter can NOT override server-side preset timelimit. You can set it lower though.
Specifies how aliases should be handled during the search. It can be one of the following:
LDAP_DEREF_NEVER - (default) aliases are never
LDAP_DEREF_SEARCHING - aliases should be
dereferenced during the search but not when locating the base object
of the search.
LDAP_DEREF_FINDING - aliases should be
dereferenced when locating the base object but not during the search.
LDAP_DEREF_ALWAYS - aliases should be dereferenced
Returns a search result identifier or
FALSE on error.
|Parallel searches support was added. See ldap_search() for details.
In the previous example the
$ds = ldap.myserver.com // your ldap server
should be
$ds = ldap_connect( "ldap.myserver.com" ) ; // your ldap server
Clarification of the ldap_read command syntax:
If you just want to pull certain attributes from an object and you already know it's dn, the ldap_read command can do this as illustrated below. It will be less overhead than ldap_search.
The string base_dn which is normally used to set the top context for a recursive ldap_search is used slightly differently with this command. It is used to specify the actual object with the full dn. (Hopefully this saves someone else a couple hours trying this command out.)
$ds = ldap.myserver.com // your ldap server
$dn = "cn=username,o=My Company, c=US"; //the object itself instead of the top search level as in ldap_search
$filter="(objectclass=*)"; // this command requires some filter
$justthese = array("ou", "sn", "givenname", "mail"); //the attributes to pull, which is much more efficient than pulling all attributes if you don't do this
$sr=ldap_read($ds, $dn, $filter, $justthese);
$entry = ldap_get_entries($ds, $sr);
echo $entry[0]["mail"][0] . "is the email address of the cn your requested";
echo $entry[0]["sn"][0] . "is the sn of the cn your requested";
This prints out the specified users mail and surname for example.
This differs from ldap_search() by not recursing down to sub-entries. if you know the dn of the item you're looking for and only want info on that entry, use ldap_read() and pass it the full dn of the item you want.
It also seems that you'd alway want something like objectclass=* for the filter, since you're only searching on one entry.
The array in the attributes parameter needs to be an indexed array with numeric keys in ascending order. Like this:
[0] => this
[1] => is
[2] => a
[3] => test
If there are missing keys in the array, then no result will be returned. This will not work:
[0] => this
[1] => is
[3] => test
Unfortunately, userPasswords seem to be NOT retrievable with ldap_read();


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Hinsdale bridge project may be back on the table
The Keene-based Southwest Region Planning Commission is putting the bridges on a priority list it will submit to the state Department of Transportation in April.
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