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Just a few tips for some fun summer entertaining...
"Instead of place cards, I might buy a stack of Lotto tickets and put one at every place with people's names on them in magic marker. I'll often tie the napkins with long, skinny licorice. Dinner is a single dish -- maybe a fabulous paella -- with the simplest green salad. For dessert, I bring out a platter of ice cream sandwiches, and everyone is so happy!" - PENNY DRUE BAIRD
"I recently did a Mediterranean buffet for a party. I toasted my own pita chips with olive oil, cumin, and fennel seeds. Then I brought my bowl over to a restaurant around the block and they filled it for me with their wonderful hummus. Add a bowl of pistachio nuts, another bowl of olives, and you're done." -MARK EPSTEIN
"Have everything prepared before guests start to arrive. Start with wonderful salted nuts and plenty of chilled Prosecco. Often I'll do a Salade Nicoise. For dessert there's nothing better than fresh summer berries with triple cream poured over them. You can put this menu together in about an hour." -THOMAS BURAK
"Think volume. In summer, I usually take my long fancy dining table, push it against the wall, and stack up all my vintage plates, bamboo silverware, and cotton napkins by the forty. I make tons of food and serve it up in black iron skillets. People feel like they can come back for seconds or bring their friends. I even love it when they bring their wet dogs." -STEVEN GAMBREL
"I like room-temperature food arranged on long skinny platters. Striped dish towels make great napkins -- and if they're pique or waffle-weave, you don't have to iron them. we also have two white enamel drink dispensers with spouts. I fill them with water, lemons, limes, and oranges and keep them outside with glasses next to them -- one by the pool and one in the courtyard."
"For killer ambience, head to the nursery and buy out the potted hydrangeas -- or whatever the flowering plant special of the week is. Set the plastic pots in cheap clay ones, and you're done. Put them everywhere - on the dining table, on your patio steps, on a landing and around the pool."-ELAINE GRIFFIN
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An Irish passport cannot be used as a Get Out of Jail card
Published 23/08/2013 | 17:00
So, some Irish citizens find themselves trapped in a mosque in Cairo as bullets, rubber and otherwise, fly through the air.
They have accidentally, as you do, found themselves in the middle of a pro-Muslim Brotherhood march while they were in Egypt on holidays when they were on a march that became a riot. Again, as you do.
It's easily done, of course.
In fact, I'm pretty bloody sick of going on my holliers every summer and then ending up cowering in a mosque after being part of a protest that turns violent. Every bloody time ...
But as we watch the case of the four Halawa siblings and see the impassioned pleas to Eamon Gilmore to do, in the words of their sister Nosayba Halawa, "what you would do for your children if they were in this situation, just please do the same for my brother and sisters."
A case like this has been a long time coming and it raises a profoundly uncomfortable question for the Government.
Because what does being an Irish passport-holder really mean or entitle you to?
Sure, they are citizens of this country.
But even so, should we really care about the situation they now find themselves in?
After all, anyone who goes on holiday to Cairo as the country descends into sectarian chaos and ethnic cleansing can be reasonably accused of having walked into a situation with their eyes wide open.
In fact, one of the things that has been particularly noticeable is the lack of patience and sympathy many Irish people feel towards the Halawa family.
This can be traced back to a cluster of obvious factors and the fact that they aren't indigenous Irish has absolutely nothing to do with the lack of public sympathy, despite what the Left would have us believe.
After all, the pair of idiots who found themselves on the wrong side of the Gaza border after the Egyptians shut down their side of their fence a few years ago were indigenous Irish.
Plenty of people were equally happy to see them rot in Gaza rather than having our Government jump through hoops to get them out, so racism can hardly be a reason for this public apathy.
Perhaps one of the most notable irritants in all of this is undoubtedly the insistent, presumptuous tone of the Halawa family supporters who have been equally busy denouncing the Egyptian authorities while demanding that our diplomats get their act in gear.
Indeed, the family of the four detained (whose father, lest we forget, runs the biggest mosque in Ireland, in Clonskeagh) was quick to protest to the Egyptians that they had Irish passports and therefore should have been immediately freed – something which the Egyptians were commendably loath to do.
They may well have been innocent, naïve waifs who were caught up in the protests.
When you remove the bluff, the bluster and the political sloganeering from both sides, one incontrovertible fact remains – our Government is now being dragged into a foreign domestic drama that is none of our business and we should have absolutely no part in.
I've long argued that we have an unfortunate reputation for picking the wrong horse when it comes to the Middle East. We are suckers for a sob story and tend to confuse emotion with analysis – you only had to look at the scenes of Irish gay rights activists joining forces with Palestinian members of Hamas to protest together outside the Israeli embassy to see just how utterly, hopelessly, embarrassingly clueless so many of us are when it comes to the most volatile region in the world.
Earlier this week, one reader got in touch from Galway (not a place where this column is particularly popular, I must admit) to comment: "Isn't it amazing the help that a little country like ours can give to our Muslim friends? If we're not flag-waving for Palestinian solidarity we're helping out our new friends in the Muslim Brotherhood."
That was a perfect summation of many of the letters and emails that I've been receiving in the last few weeks – Irish people who are sick of being told that they're meant to care about a conflict which has no good guys, only varying degrees of bad.
In fact, when you look at the mass protests against the military you might even be fooled into thinking that it's a sign of a movement of national liberation – unless you're a Christian, gay, a secularist or a democrat, that is. Then you're likely to be murdered by offshoots of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood. How very liberating, indeed.
Because let's be perfectly clear: as difficult as a military junta may be to stomach, Morsi's reign saw a huge spike in anti-Christian murders and attacks – I particularly liked the story of the Catholic nuns who were taken as 'prisoners of war' in rural Egypt before being released last week.
I once had a row with an official from the Department of Foreign Affairs who was sick of Irish consulates providing support for people who were too stupid to keep themselves out of situations they didn't understand.
I thought, at the time, that this was a rather mean- spirited approach until he outlined the cause of his frustration – people who are quick to walk into trouble on foreign lands under the erroneous assumption that an Irish passport can be used, quite literally, as a Get Out Of Jail card.
Well, with time I've come to see that diplomat's position and that's why so many people are apathetic, at best, towards the Halawas.
Because they chose to get themselves into this mess and no amount of screaming about being Irish citizens is going to change that fact.
This isn't an Irish problem.
And the Halawas and their supporters shouldn't be allowed to make it one.
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Censuses Highlight Hardship and Change in Scottish Fortunes
Ancestry.com.au launches Scotland Censuses - 11 million searchable names
Ancestry.com.au today completed the launch of its mid-Victorian Scotland Censuses collection – now available are 11 million searchable names for the full 1841, 1851 and 1861 Scotland Censuses.
With more than 2 million Australians claiming Scottish ancestry, including Princess Mary of Denmark, Rupert Murdoch, Heath Ledger and Magda Szubanski, this new collection will prove an invaluable resource for both professional genealogists and amateur family historians keen to research their Scottish heritage.
Some famous Scots listed in the censuses who immigrated to Australia include Queensland's only bushranger, James McPherson, Sir James Graham, founder of the Women's Hospital in Sydney, William Arnott, the baker who founded the now iconic 'Arnotts Biscuits' brand, and Victorian Premiers James Munro and Duncan Gillies.
The Ancestry Scotland Censuses collection is the first online collection of Scotland censuses that can be searched by occupation, allowing family history researchers to gain a unique insight into societal trends that would have directly affected the lives of their ancestors.
nalysis of the three Ancestry Scotland Censuses indicates that although desperately poor compared to England, this was a period of changing fortunes for Scotland, particularly for the working classes, due to the longer-term impact of the Industrial Revolution.
In 1841, the top three forms of employment were agricultural labourer (#1), female servant (#2) and independent worker (#3). In both the 1851 and 1861 censuses, this had shifted to scholar (#1) and domestic servant (#2). Agricultural labourer now sat in third position. (Complete Top Ten Table included at end of release)
For the young, this shift from the land was the direct result of a post-Industrial Revolution investment in education, while for the older generations, the continuing Highland Clearances accounted for the significant number of former agricultural workers taking 'in service' roles as domestic staff.
The shift from the land also resulted in serious overcrowding in Scottish cities - for most of the 19th Century, one third of Scotland's population lived in one room dwellings - which is clearly evident in many census entries that list large numbers of people at single addresses.
These factors explain why so many Scots immigrated to Australia during the mid 19th Century - driven off the land into the cities, many former agricultural labourers decided they were better off trying their luck in the new country.
Interestingly, upon arrival in Australia, most Scots returned to the land, although for most there would have been little difference or improvement in their living conditions for many years.
Ancestry.com.au Managing Director Simon Harper comments: 'As one in ten Australians will have ancestors listed in the Ancestry Scotland Censuses collection, it represents a significant new resource for family history researchers. By understanding the 'bigger picture' story that the censuses tell, it is easy to u nderstand why so many Scots may have came to Australia - whether forcibly or by choice.
'The censuses paint an important, though often bleak picture of the lives of millions of Scots during times that were terribly poor, with most living in appallingly overcrowded conditions.'
Other famous Scots included are Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries, and Sir Thomas Lipton, founder of Lipton Teas. Englishman Joseph Lister, the 'father of antiseptic surgery', appears in the 1861 Census while Professor of Surgery at Glasgow University.
1) Agricultural Labourer
2) Female Servant
3) Independent
4) Farmer
5) Labourer
6) Male Servant
7) Cotton Hand Loom Weaver
8) Linen Hand Loom Weaver
9) Coal Miner
10) Hand Loom Weaver
1) Scholar
2) House Servant
3) Agricultural Labourer
4) At Home
5) Labourer
6) Farm Servant
7) Coal Miner
8) Farm Labourer
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10) Servant
1) Scholar
2) Domestic Servant
3) Ploughman
4) Agricultural Labourer
5) Labourer
6) Coal Miner
7) Cotton Weaver
8) Fisherman
9) Dressmaker
10) Housekeeper
James McPherson – 'The Wild Scotchman' (1842 – 1895)
Born in Inverness-shire, McPherson is famed as Queensland's only bushranger. He immigrated with his family, arriving at Moreton Bay on 19 January 1855. His first recorded law-breaking activity was in early 1865 near Bowen where at gunpoint he held up a publican who owed him wages. In March 1866 he was captured near Gin Gin and sentenced to twenty-five years on St Helena Island but was released in 1874. McPherson died in Burketown, North Queensland, aged 53.
Listed in the 1851 Census
James Munro – Victorian Premier (1832 – 1908)
Born in Sutherlandshire, Munro immigrated with his wife and three children to Melbourne, arriving in November 1858. After many decades as a businessman and financier, Munro became premier and treasurer of Victoria in 1890. He died in 1908.
Listed in the 1841/51 Census
Duncan Gillies – Victorian Premier (1834 – 1903)
Born near Glasgow, Gillies migrated to Victoria in December 1852 and went directly to the Ballarat goldfields. Starting his political career as a Member for Ballarat West in 1860, he rose to become joint premier of Victoria as the Conservative wing with Alfred Deakin head of the Liberals in 1886. He died in 1903.
Listed in the 1841/51 Census
Sir James Graham – Physician and Politician (1856 – 1913)
Born in Edinburgh, Graham migrated to Sydney in 1884 and became resident medical officer at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. By 1896, he had become director on the board of the RPA and it was under his guidance that the RPA Hospital became an excellent training ground for the medical profession. During the same period, Graham was elected as a free trader and Liberal for Sydney-Belmore to the Legislative Assembly. He was also elected mayor and knighted by the Duke of York in Sydney in 1901. However, it is for his contribution to medicine he is most acclaimed, founding the Women's Hospital in 1895 and becoming first president of the University of Sydney Medical Society in 1886.
Listed in the 1851 Census
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child of kurt cobain and courtney love
save frances bean?
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the daughter of deceased Kurt Cobain, one of the most influential people in rock history, and Courtney Love, another rock icon.
frances looks just like her daddy.
frances looks just like her daddy.
dont you wish you were the spawn of something so perfect and inspirational as Kurt Cobain?
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Daughter of two grunge legends: Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain.
Frances Bean looks just like her father.
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beautiful little frances bean cobain. the daughter of an astounding rock artist, icon, and legend kurt cobain...also daughter of cheap trashy tramp courtney love. somebody save her from that insane bitch or she'll kill frances too!
I love you Kurt Cobain! RIP!
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The course takes a look at the hardware and software issues behind field shooting: assessing storage and backup needs, evaluating GPS geotagging options, surveying power and charging issues, and more. After discussing each of the components, Ben shows how they fit together in different field setups, ranging from an extravagant laptop-based system to a no-computer setup that backs up photos to a compact digital wallet device. The course also spotlights some workflow strategies to consider when you get home, from transferring photos to merging them with a larger photo library.
- Selecting the right gear, from cameras to bags
- Bringing the right battery and storage equipment
- Packing your camera bag
- Getting to the destination with heavy equipment
- Unpacking and setting up the gear
- Geotagging photos on location
- Downloading manuals for convenient access in the field
- Wrapping up a shoot
- Unpacking and transferring images to an editing workstation
Skill Level Intermediate
Sometimes you want to be prepared for any shooting eventuality, or maybe you know that you are going to be traveling through a lot of different shooting situations that will require a varied assortment of gear. In those cases, you'll probably want to consider stepping up a bag that sit more in the luggage category than in the simpler back categories that we've been looking at so far. You could start by considering a larger backpack, like this massive Tenba pack, which lets me fit a tremendous amount of camera stuff as well as a large laptop. This is a really well-made pack with a lot of great features, and you can certainly fit a large varied array of gear.
If you are an outdoors person, if you're going backpack and you are back packing and you've already got a pack that you are going to use, this is kind of a midsized pack that I use more for just trekking sort of things where I know I don't need to have tent. But I still might want to get some camera into it. This is a variation on something we saw in the last movie. This is made by Mountainsmith. It's a really nice little bag that just gives me camera compartments that I can stuff in here and stick in another bag. I really like these. They are also great for sticking in motorcycle bags and things like that.
They allow me to convert any larger bag into something that can carry a camera. The problem with these backpacks is that as you go to larger and larger backpacks, they are going to get heavier and heavier. So you may want to think about just how much load you really want to have on your back. If you've got more that you need to carry then you feel like you can comfortably schlep on your shoulders, then you might want to consider a roller bag. This is the Lowepro roller light, and it has some very cool features. It's nice little roller bag. If I open it up here, you'll see that it's got inside pretty much what you've come to expect from those backpacks: Rearrangeable compartments that I can customize however I want.
We got a sleeve here for holding a computer and some other nice pockets for carrying accessories and things like that. If you look on the back of the bag, you'll find just what you would expect from a nice roller bag. I have got a handle here and as we have already seen, there are some other types of camera bags that have sleeves on them that fit right over this. So that's a way of packing even more camera gear onto it. A cool feature about this bag is also tucked in back here is a little raincoat. This is a raincoat for the bag, not me. This is similar to some of the backpacks we looked at earlier, have this feature also: a nice little rain jacket that I can pick out if the weather turns foul.
This is good if I know I am going to go somewhere where it might be rainy or don't forget, sand can be a real problem. If you are a desert traveler and you might get caught in a sandstorm, having some weather proofing like that can be really handy. Here's a larger variation of that bag. This is the Lowepro Roller x100, and it's got a lot of really cool features. I know that sounds far too excited to get about a bag, but I am that way. If I open it up, I have got, again, the rearrageable compartment here. I have got all the normal things out here.
Some of the cool things about this bag. I can load it up with gear and actually use it while I'm shooting pretty effectively, because here on the back, I can pop this thing out and tilt the bag back like this. When it's weighted down, it's really sturdy. Now if I zip it open, all my stuff doesn't fall out. I can actually position it like this and have working access to the gear that's inside, which is very nice. Let me put that back. I've got my handle right here that pops up just as you would expect.
But it's got an extra kind of cool feature in it. I am going to open this back up and inside you'll find that I have got this little ditty bag which is velcroed in here. I can stick cables and all sorts of other stuff in there. But if I look inside it, I find this little contraption. Now you may think, that sure looks a lot like a tripod screw there, and you would be right, because here in the top of the handle is a little socket that I can screw this into and turn the handle of the bag into a tripod.
I can mount my camera right on top of there and actually have a sturdy platform for shooting. So it's really nice if I am going somewhere where I know I am going to have the bag and I think I might need some stability but I'm not sure that I want to invest in the extra hassle of carrying a tripod, I can just actually use the handle on the bag. If I do know that I'm going to carry a tripod though, the bag helps facilitate that also. It comes with this little thing, which velcros in right here and gives me a place to plant my tripod. It can lay up here and be lashed down.
So that's a very easy way of carrying a larger piece of gear like that. Two other really cool features of this bag. I have got a lock over here. Now you probably already know that the authorities don't like you locking zippers on your back because they want to be able to get into your bag if they need to inspect it, especially if it's got gear on it. So you are not supposed to put a padlock on there, because they will cut it off. So this bag has got this gizmo here. It's actually got a combination lock on it and I can pull out this little table here and when all the zippers are up, I can thread it through the handles of all the zippers and then put it back in there and lock it and now I can't get any of the zippers open.
But when I am handing it to the security people, I can take the cable out, and then it just retracts back into there. So this is a really versatile, useful lock, because I can undo it if I need to and know they are not going to cut my bag apart. Another very cool feature here. There are times when rolling the bag is great. There are other times when rolling the bag might not be so practical. So this bag is actually kind of a convertible. I can undo this one big master zipper here and then the whole real meat of the bag, the part that actually carry stuff, lifts out and it's got backpack straps on the back.
So now I've turned my camera-carrying stuff into a backpack. Meanwhile the roller part over here, I just zip this up and I have got a place to stash all my souvenirs. So this is a really versatile bag. It gives me a couple of ways of carrying it and a lot of different options. There are some other things you need to consider though, when you're trying to decide between a large backpack and a roller bag, and one of them is something that this bag addresses which is, are you traveling somewhere where you can actually roll a bag? If you're facing locations that lack pavements or you're going to be traveling through any kind of environment where rolling isn't going to be possible then a backpack might be a better choice.
Something else to consider: Are you taking a rolling suitcase with you also? If you are, then trying to manage rolling two bags could be difficult. If you are talking long international trip with lots of connections then you might want to consider ditching the rolling suitcase in favor of a shoulder-carried bag or a backpack. Then you only have to hassle with that second bag when you're going to the airport and from the airport to wherever you are staying. You check that bag and then for the rest of your journey you just roll your camera gear. Now of course if you have a lot of travel on the other end of your flight, that may not be practical.
So here's a quick way to think about it. If your trip will involve a lot of walking and your camera gear is heavier than the rest of your luggage, put the rest of your luggage in a backpack and check that. Put your camera gear in a roller bag and carry it onto the plane. Then you're rolling the heavy camera gear. You're carrying a lighter clothes and stuff on your back. Weight is an important consideration when you're traveling internationally. Some airlines are very picky about the weight limits for carry-on bags. Check your airline before you go and make sure that you carry-on fits those specifications.
If it doesn't, when you get there, they may ask you to take something out of your bag, and that gets very complicated with fragile camera gear, because you might take out your expensive lens and suddenly you have got this lens to carry around. So if you're at all unsure about whether your carry-on comes in underweight, just take along the cloth shopping bag. Keep it in your suitcase. If you're asked to take something out, you can just pull out the cloth bag, stick the extra thing in that, and use that bag as a second carry-on. So these are the last of the options that we are going to look at, and you have got a lot of choices here.
As I said, we can't look at every bag and there are other bags that also have nice features. I really like the features of the bags that we have looked at. I consider them. I think about the actual usability of the bag when I am in the field before I commit to one. These are all things that you want to balance and consider.


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Zero-Sum Game Where Everyone Loses
How do you make everyone a winner in a zero-sum game?
That is the intractable problem confronting the world's finance ministers and central bankers at this weekend's series of G7, IMF and World Bank meetings.
In a nutshell, everyone seems to think that growing net exports is the only way to economic health.
For some countries, like China, Japan and Germany, the enthusiasm for exports comes from long experience. For others, like the U.S. and the U.K., it's because they have hit the limits of debt-driven domestic consumption.
And the easiest way to boost these exports is through currency devaluation. The Bank of England managed to knock about a quarter off the value of sterling, the Federal Reserve has been doing everything it can to depreciate the dollar and, more recently, the Bank of Japan and others have been intervening directly in the foreign exchange markets to prevent their currencies from appreciating even more.
Some economists figure that even though not every country can depreciate its currency against everyone else's, at least the pumping of massive amounts of liquidity into the system will stymie the global deflationary trend and thus help to reflate all boats, so to speak.
Paul Krugman, the Princeton economist, doubts this will be enough. In a world of zero interest rates, monetary policy, including sequential devaluations, has little traction.
More crucially, the currency adjustment that most matters won't happen. There's a consensus among Western economists that the Chinese need to revalue the yuan against the dollar (and everything else) in order to stop pernicious global imbalances from building again. But the Chinese don't want to play. China's premier, Wen Jiabao, has gone so far as to say a Chinese revaluation would be a "disaster for the world."
His reasoning was that Chinese exporters operate on such thin margins that any negative shock to them, such as a revaluation or tariffs, would cause mass corporate failures and thereafter "social and economic turbulence" in the country.
This, though, might not wash in Washington, which is confronting the U.S.'s own social and economic turbulence, caused, in part, by China's exchange rate policy.
But even were the Chinese to revalue, the outcome might not be the desired one.
If, for instance, China's revaluation is mitigated by official interest rate cuts, Chinese imbalances could get even worse, argued Michael Pettis, of Peking University, in a recent posting on his China Financial blog. That's because the source of China's export imbalances is excessively low Chinese consumption. Although a yuan revaluation would increase Chinese incomes, and therefore consumption, an interest rate cut, or a fall in real Chinese interest rates, essentially confiscates household incomes, which acts to reduce consumption. Get the mix wrong and the imbalances grow rather than shrink.
Imagine Washington's response if a yuan appreciation were to increase the U.S.'s current account deficit with China.
Unfortunately, a resolution to the U.S.-China trade problem has dragged on so long that patience on the east side of the Pacific has all but evaporated. The U.S. is already looking at unilateral solutions, and this boils down to trade war. And while a trade war would be uncomfortable for U.S. consumers who have grown accustomed to cheap Chinese goods, it would be deadly for the Chinese who have found they can't live without U.S. custom. A trade war could well then ignite exactly the sort of social meltdown Wen warned about. And it would be a brave forecaster who'd believe that a Chinese catastrophe could be kept within the country's borders.
Not everyone can win a zero-sum game. But the way this one is being played out, it's possible for everyone to lose.


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Google Plus is completely based upon Circles. These Circles are like lists of the people whom you want to follow. As in twitter we follow people in order to learn about their updates, in Google+ we add them to our circles. Adding people to circle not only helps in getting their updates but it also allows a person to share updates with them called Incoming Streams.
In Google Plus there are various ways to create a new circle. Here we will be writing a tutorial on one of the most easiest and preferred way. First you will need to go to the Circles Section of Google Plus by clicking Circles icon in the top menu.
In the Circles Section you can create 2 types of circles:
- Empty Circle – A Circle that does not have any members into it.
- Filled Circle – A Circle with at least one member.
In order to create an empty circle – just click the section shown below in the image. You will find this icon at the bottom of your screen.
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But if you want to create a filled circle – first you will need to add people to the section shown above before clicking it. You must add at least one contact into the new circle in you want to make a filled circle. Here is – How to add people to circles in Google+
After clicking that section – Click "Create Circle with [number] person". If you are creating an empty circle then you will get a link "Create Empty Circle"
Don't forget to provide a circle name in the description field.
NOTE: Filled Circle and Empty Circles are just our way of describing different types of circles that can exist.


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'The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra': The First Trailer
Nickelodeon has released the trailer for its much-anticipated cartoon series "The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra." The new show, due out in 2012, is the follow-up to the critically-acclaimed program "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
You can see the trailer here. What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments.


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Last week, it was announced that Oscar-winning actress, human rights activist and
The Lovely Bones tells the story of 14-year-old Susie, who, after being murdered by her neighbor, watches from heaven as her family deals with her death. Newcomer Saoirse Ronan will play Susie, with
The Lovely Bones will be directed by Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings trilogy), who
Back to Susan. I don't necessarily have a thing for older women, but if I did, Susan Sarandon would be my dream girl, er, woman. While others were all abuzz about
And then came The Hunger. Oh my. No wonder she made
Catherine Deneuve in the seduction scene is timeless.
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A Collinsville family is without its house after an overnight fire.
Members of the Trussell family on Wilsondale Road say they were awoken shortly after midnight. The fire is believed to have started in a utility room.
The Lauderdale County Fire Service says it appears an electrical malfunction started the fire, but an investigation is being conducted.
The Trussell family is grateful to be alive.
"Everything that we lost can be replaced," said Cecelia Trussell. "I just thank the lord that my husband and son that were here are still with us today."
"We don't suspect any sort of foul play. It's just us getting back out there to dig through the scene," said Allan Dover, Lauderdale County fire coordinator.
You may recall that Warren Trussell was involved in a serious car accident at the intersection of Hamerick Road and West Lauderdale Road in March 2012.


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As I continue to get closer to the 5 year anniversary of my travels, I'm continuing to highlight your stories. You know my story but I wanted to hear from others about their travels – from why we left, to the ups, the downs, and the wisdom learned on the road. We started off with why people started traveling. Today, travel lovers from around the world take a moment to share with us their greatest travel memory:
"After a challenging full-day hike up Volcan Fuego just outside Antigua, I was rewarded with the most amazing sunset I have ever seen. Our small group sipped boxed red wine and watched the sky turn all shades of orange from above the clouds, the tops of volcanoes peaking through the clouds showing the path of the fault line in the distance." – Stephanie
"I spent a month in 2009 on a boat travelling around the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula. Needless to say, I saw many spectacular things over those weeks, but on our very last day, under a blazing warm sun, we had the best sight of all. Just as the boat was turning to begin the journey back to Argentina, the bridge spotted a pod of about 200 orca whales up ahead. As I was running down to the bow to get a better look, one of the crew grabbed me and pulled me to the port side of the boat, where, leaning over the railings, we could see a huge Antarctic Orca a few feet below us, right next to the hull. Looking around, we saw dozens more. I ran along the side of the boat for a few minutes, following them as they swam lazily alongside, until I reached the stern, where I ran into some friends. We grabbed each other and screeched excitedly. I had left my camera upstairs, so I didn't get a single picture of them, but in some ways, I wouldn't change that – instead of looking at them through a lens, I was watching them with my own eyes, and every second is emblazoned on my memory. It was the perfect end to the most amazing month of my life." – Susan
"Teaching a group of Kalahari Bushmen how to play Frisbee. I was co-guiding a travel writing safari at the time. We spent the day in the desert with a tribe of bushmen who still live as their ancestors have for centuries – sleeping in the sand, dressing in kudu hides, storing water for the dry season in ostrich egg shells buried in the ground. They're incredible people who spent the day teaching us how they survive in the desert, and sharing some of their games and dances with us. I stood there wishing we could give something back to them. Then I remembered I had a Frisbee in my backpack. They had never seen one before, but were instant experts. (I'm sad to say I did not display the same level of expertise when they tried to teach me a spear throwing game.)" – David
"The most exciting was skydiving out of a helicopter while in Switzerland. It was a totally spur of the moment thing and I'm so glad I did it." – James
"One of the greatest memories I have is when I snuck into the pyramids after hours. I had met an Irish man named Fred in a hostel in Egypt. He was a little eccentric but the most saintly man I have ever met. He began teaching me about eastern religion, Atlantis and the prophecies of Edgar Cayce. He believed that I would help him open a secret hall of records under the Sphinx. Long story short, we didn't discover the records of Atlantis but we did discover many ancient hieroglyphs and a complex network of catacombs, which at times led us 30 feet beneath the sand. I never felt more like my idol, Indiana Jones." – Lief
"Being pulled into a nude male protest in the main square of Mexico city!" – Oneika
"Sitting at a cafe perched at the top of Santorini island in Greece with my sister. It overlooked the ocean and volcanic islands from the cliffs above. Behind us were rows of white-washed buildings with blue domes. It's the most beautiful place I've ever been to–I never wanted to leave. It was also the first time I had ever traveled alone with my sister. I just remember sitting there on that sunny day and being in awe of the beauty and history." – Emily
"One time, I met the sailors on the Queen of Denmark's private yacht in a bar in Copenhagen's Vesterbro district. We talked until 4 am and they invited me to come and tour the yacht the next afternoon. No big deal." – Allie (Editor's Note: While doing a canal tour a few days ago in Copenhagen, I saw the Queen getting ready to leave this yacht in the harbor.)
"Hand feeding a sea turtle while scuba diving the Great Barrier Reef." – Mike
"Swimming across a lake in the bush of Australia, overcoming fears of the poisonous creatures that might be swimming with me, to participate in my first-ever triathlon with my husband and two kids as my teammates. The four of us running and cheering together in that crazy event captured the degree to which traveling and spending 24/7 together made us a team." – Sarah
"Getting the idea to do it." – Jen
Skydiving in Kaikoura, New Zealand… my early 30th birthday gift to myself. Took every ounce of courage I had and I did it without a tour group or friend! Scariest and coolest thing I've ever pushed myself into doing!" – Crystal
"Getting engaged while houseboating on Lake Powell." – Kara
"My first ever solo trip which was to the Fijian Islands. I was nervous, but ended up meeting so many great people with whom I partied, drank and snorkelled with for 10 days, and after I got home I felt like the world really was my playground, and that I could do anything from there on in and be OK. " – Nicole
Editor's Note: If you want to share your story for the upcoming posts, come over to my my original blog and submit your answers. Tell us your story. We want to hear it. I want to hear it.
I asked my readers a series of 6 questions about travel. Read their answers to the other 5 intriguing questions:
Why did you start traveling?
What's the one item you can't travel without?
What's the worst thing that has happened to you?
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Course Description:
Text: Longwood Athletic Training Internship Manual.
Course Objectives: During the internship the student will:
2. Describe a broader concept of the deliverance of athletic health care.
3. Develop a further understanding and appreciation of professionalism and the athletic training profession.
4. Develop a better understanding of their personal and professional strengths.
5. Gain experience in application of the competencies for certification within an athletic health care agency or organization under the supervision of a certified athletic trainer.
2. Assist with interpretation of injury evaluations and re-evaluations.
3. Suggest a recommended individualized treatment and/or rehabilitation program based on past history and evaluation results.
4. Conduct and supervise patient treatment and rehabilitation.
5. Develop and utilize individual rehabilitation programs.
6. Assist in the promotion and public relations of existing programs.
7. Serve as a resource for clients.
Internship Requirements
When the student becomes a member of the facility staff during the internship experience, they are expected to conduct themselves in the same professional manner as the full time staff. Both the on-site supervisor and the student should agree to, prior to beginning the internship, duties which will be assigned to the student intern, and the evaluation procedure. The student is expected to remain at the internship site for at least 12 weeks, and is expected to complete a minimum of 40 hours per week.
Student Requirements
2. Abide by the policies and procedures of the internship facility.
3. Dress appropriately. It is the responsibility of the student intern to discuss the appropriate attire with the on-site supervisor prior to beginning the internship.
4. Complete journal entries and self-evaluation forms. All forms must be submitted to the internship coordinator in a timely manner.
5. Meet with the on-site supervisor at regular intervals to discuss the performance evaluation.
6. In conjunction with the on-site supervisor, determine an appropriate internship project (in-service presentation, development of policy manual, etc). Complete the project at the appropriate time and submit a brief project report to the internship supervisor.
7. Meet with the program director/internship coordinator at the conclusion of the internship.
8. Prepare and present a program to other athletic training students about the internship and the host facility.
9. Prepare and submit a written report of the internship experience.
10. Observe the behavior of the supervisor who is experienced in the subject matter of athletic health care.
11. Assist the supervisor with his/her daily duties. Be an active participant!
12. Translate the theoretical knowledge and practical experience gained into sharpened skills applicable to the internship setting.
If at any time during the internship experience the supervisor believes that the intern is not capable of handling assignments, they should contact the internship coordinator immediately. The on-site supervisor should also discuss the evaluations with the student prior to submitting them to the internship coordinator.
Should the internship be terminated at any time, prior to the agreed upon date, the student and on-site supervisor should contact the coordinator prior to the termination. The rationale and recommendation for this action should be in writing and should contain the specific reason(s) for requesting termination. Any supporting documentation deemed necessary should accompany this request.
The final grade for the internship (12 semester hours) is determined,
using the following:
2. The on-site supervisor's periodic and final evaluations of the student. These are to be returned to the internship coordinator at the conclusion of the internship.
3. The recommendation of the on-site supervisor.
4. The written report and evaluation of the internship project submitted by the student.
5. The presentation made by the student at the conclusion of the internship.
6. The student's final written report on the internship experience.
|Student journal/self-evaluations
|On-site supervisor evaluations
|Project written report/evaluation
|Oral presentation
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Attendance Policy:
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Melvin C. Anderson, 90, of Cottonwood, passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 as the result of injuries he suffered while burning ditches on his farm.
A Memorial Service was held on Thursday, May 16, at St. Lucas Lutheran Church, officiated by Pastor David Wall, with burial at St. Lucas Lutheran Ceme-tery, Normania Township.
Melvin was born to Carl and Minnie (Brenden) Anderson on July 12, 1922. He married Erma Olson on February 4, 1961. He spent his entire life on the same farm. Melvin loved to fish, hunt, golf and play cards. He was very involved in and supportive of local community activities. He was inquisitive, quiet, full of common sense and truly knew what was important in life. He lived simply and was content with himself, his life style and his many friends. He was loved by many.
Melvin was preceded in death by his wife, Erma; brothers: Harold and Arvid Anderson; sister: Bernice Sanders; and niece: JoAnn Sanders.
He is survived by brother-in-law Larry Sanders and eight nieces and nephews.
Arrangements by J. H. Lynner Co, of Clarkfield jhlynner.com
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The 32-year-old Li, who won her second grand slam title at this year's Australian Open, was knocked out in the first round of the French Open and in the third round at Wimbledon.
"Since March, I have been struggling with my knee and it is just not where I need it to be in order to play at the highest level," Li said on Facebook.
"My medical team has advised me that I need to take some time off to rest my knee so it heals," the 2011 French Open champion added.
Li hopes to return to action by late September.
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Submitted by Brandon Smith of Alt-Market blog, Torture, or what our government calls "enhanced interrogation", is not a tactic so much as a darkly artistic process. The subject of this process has something that the torturer wants; it might be information, or a forced confession to a crime the subject did not commit, but most often, torture is designed to gain nothing more than psychological compliance. The goal is to manipulate the subject into believing that submission is the only possible future, and that such submission is inevitable regardless of the
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- After making the cut on Friday, 51 golfers are hoping to make it all the way and get their hands on a green jacket this year.
While walking to each hole at Augusta National, there are guards set up at each cross way.
Sometimes the traffic stops.
Why, you ask?
I've seen a lot of patrons dressed alike this week. See the Red Boys below:
There are only two men at the Masters today with red jackets. You may hear them announcing who's coming up next on the 9th and 18th holes.
By the 18th hole, caddies, like Brandt Snedeker's, are ready to shed their coveralls.


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2Less high: the lower levels of the building managers lower down the hierarchy
More example sentences
- The proposal for a new building had a more plausible scale and circulation pattern in a somewhat lower structure.
- Resuscitation may have dislodged it and allowed minute food particles to pass into the lower respiratory tract.
bottom, bottommost, nether, under;
underneath, further down, beneath
2.1(Of an animal or plant) showing relatively primitive or simple characteristics.
2.2 (often Lower) Geology & Archaeology Denoting an older (and hence usually deeper) part of a stratigraphic division or archaeological deposit or the period in which it was formed or deposited: Lower Cretaceous Lower Paleolithic
3(In place names) situated on less high land or to the south or toward the sea: the sweatshops of the Lower East Side
- Example sentences
- Also, there is a need to provide a positive signal when the user steps on the lowermost rung of the ladder to prevent the possible injury described above.
- The other method is to apply coats of special waterproof cement on the inside surfaces of the walls and lowermost floor, using pressure adhesion.
Words that rhyme with lowerbower, cower, devour, dower, embower, empower, endower, flour, flower, gaur, Glendower, glower, hour, lour, our, plougher (US plower), power, scour, shower, sour, Stour, sweet-and-sour, tower anoa, Balboa, blower, boa, foregoer, goer, grower, hoer, jerboa, knower, Krakatoa, Lebowa, moa, mower, Mururoa, Noah, o'er, proa, protozoa, rower, Samoa, sewer, Shenandoah, shower, sower, spermatozoa, Stour, thrower, tower
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Syllabification: low·er
lower 2
verb[with object]
1Move (someone or something) in a downward direction: he watched the coffin being lowered into the ground
More example sentences
- Upon the third ring, my other hand released his and I lowered my fist, moving away from the elder man and back to my laptop.
- He lowered his hand, moving his focus to the paints and pencils and brushes that had been forgotten for so long.
- He stood by as baskets of mutton and fish were lowered in together like coffins in a communal grave.
1.1Make or become less in amount, intensity, or degree: [with object]: traffic speeds must be lowered she lowered her voice to a whisper [no object]: temperatures lowered
reduce, decrease, lessen, bring down, mark down, cut, slash, ax, diminish, curtail, prune, pare (down)
1.2 (lower oneself) Behave in a way that is perceived as unworthy or debased.
Example sentences
- He lowers himself and the book by covering these topics.
- It makes perfect sense for supermodels to love me, but there's really no reason for them to be lowering themselves to fools like Pete.
- I think my greatest disappointment was really the commissioners' behavior with regard to lowering themselves to partisan politics.
lower the boom on
- informal Treat or reprimand (someone) severely.Example sentences
- He came in and lowered the boom on a lot of people, and he didn't let people off the hook just because they were friendly or nice.
- He says he simply forgot about memos in his own hand in 1981 and 1984 that show him lowering the boom on two previously undisclosed priests accused of molestation.
- They lowered the boom on him, for no particular reason, after a snap decision that only took a few months.
- 1.1Put a stop to (an activity): let's lower the boom on high-level corruptionMore example sentences
- He can scarce contain his glee as he is lauded him for lowering the boom on government troughing.
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I was indecently assaulted yesterday, walking home from a yoga class, 3.45pm, in daylight, on a main road.
I'm determined not to let this experience beat me, although it has left me shaken and angry. Mumtopia is supposed to be a blog about positive things, I know. I'm writing about it because the police have been very supportive and have taken me seriously, and I absolutely know that, just a generation ago, I wouldn't have been listened to. I'm grateful that I had the opportunity to swear and shout at my attacker, and that it was not a prolonged or more serious assault. It was also a chance to show my children that I can be strong, and the North Yorkshire police are there to help us.
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An Old Favorite: In Ways Familiar ...And New
The front panel is blue, yellow, and white with a box of Beardsley's Shredded Codfish with a red stripe down the middle. The back panel has a promo for Beardsley's Shredded Codfish.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Brand Name: Beardsley Shredded Codfish
Publisher: J.W. Beardsley's Sons (Newark, N.J. ; Eastport, Me.)
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15.2 x 7.6 cm
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Citation: An Old Favorite: In Ways Familiar ...And New. The Alan and Shirley Brocker Sliker Collection, MSS 314, Special Collections, Michigan State University Libraries. Available at http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=3846


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Rated 5 out of 5 by WendyV Solid Foosball Table The Foosball Table was delivered on time. The delivery men were friendly and careful. The table arrived without any damage. After many hours of work, it was finally assembled. It's definitely a quality item! Worth the cost and assembly hassle. December 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by DLJO Beautiful, sturdy table This foosball table is even nicer in person than in the photo. Took us about 3 hours to assemble, works great- only a few tiny spots where the ball cannot be reached but not a big deal. If we wanted a tournament quality table, we would have bought one. For family and friends, it is perfect. Loved that the delivery brought it into our lower level, otherwise it would have been very difficult for us as it is pretty heavy. Worth the extra delivery charge for sure! May 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by fawnisland Great value I had my eye on this table for a year before I purchased it and am glad I bought it. It looks more like a piece of furniture than a game. Solid construction and the table top is beautiful. Only con is they provide you angled pieces to stick on the table top corners to keep the ball in play (so it doesn't stick against a dead wall); the pieces have a 2-way tape on them and they pop off. December 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KanKan AWESOME TABLE This table is of excellent workmanship. My husband put it together this past weekend by himself. It is sturdy and very well made. The rods slide very easily and there is a piece of clear plexi glass over the playing fied to protect the field markings. Most tables do not have this feature and the playing field markings eventually fade or get scuffed up over a period of time. The mahogany color is absolutely beauiful and looks great in our new game room. You won't be disappointed in this table. Worth every penny we paid and we are definitely enjoying every minute of it. December 20, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Datl Great Table We are very happy with our purchase of the Classic Foosball table. It has made for quite a few very fun family nights. It was pretty easy to put together, except for the plastic edges that go around the playing field. Ours were a bit warped and just wouldn't lie flat. We ended up using a hair dryer to soften them a bit along with some gorilla super glue instead of using the adhesive that was already on the back of them. It took some time to manually remove all of the original adhesive so the glue would work, but now it looks great and they lie flat. I would still highly recommend, but be prepared to possibly tweak the install of those pieces. It is still the best looking foosball table I've seen for our game room and no regrets. The kids love it and I love that it fits in with the rest of the decor. Removed a star due to the extra time required to put together. January 30, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Brian11 Quality Foosball table Quality craftsmanship and great looks. However, one leg had a small scratch and above the wood trim on one side, there wasn't matching stain which left a.small strip of different color wood. September 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JuleS0464 Happy with purchase but... The table seems very well made and looks really nice with our other furniture. I am happy that we bought it. The price is right. The only con so far is that the instructions are terrible. It took us 3 hours to assemble but could have gone much faster with some written instructions. May 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Strongarn Football table, Solid table. Found some dead spots. One of the per-threaded leg holds on the base of the table was missing so I could not fasten one of the screws through one of the legs to the table... December 3, 2012
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Answer:We appreciate your interest in this item. The dimensions of this table are: 30.5"W x 62"D x 34"H and weighs 154 lb.
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Answer:34 inches tall, 32 inches wide, 62 inches long. Handles stick out 12 inches on each side past the 32 inches. Allow 3 feet on each side for room to move while playing
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description mentions that the handles are made of wood, but does not specify the material the table itself is made of.
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Answer:Pretty much a laminate over a dense partical board. It is very heavy. The legs are metal over partical board. Sounds cheap but it seems very well built. Have had it for six months with no problem. As long as kids don't stand on it it should last a long time. It doesn't flex or move when you play it. The unit looks a lot more expensive than it costs.
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Answer:We appreciate your interest in this item. The table portion of this Foosball game is also made of wood.
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Wednesday, 16 February 2005
Subject: First partnership call to help create an emergency program to show World Cities how to become "Kyoto Compliant"
Eric Britton
The New Mobility Agenda
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I am trying to get ssl working on our rp7410 server runing 11i. The
admin prior to me setup that server and then left the company, so I'm
now in charge and trying to figure what was done.
I know the bundle hpuxwsApache A.2.0.52.00 HP-UX Apache-based Web
Server was installed and that apache (2.0.52) has been running fine.
But the prior admin left before getting a certificate and getting ssl
That is my job. :-)
I used /opt/hpws/apache/bin/openssl to generate the key and the csr to
get the certificate. So I know openssl is installed and at least the
program openssl works.
What I have done:
1 - generated key and csr
2 - get certificate from provider
3 - install per cert provide and 3rd party software we are running
4 - add https 443 to /etc/services
5 - configure ssl.conf
6 - reboot server
I'm getting a connection refused when I try:
openssl s_client -connect localhost:443 -state -debug
I get:
warning, not much extra random data, consider using the -rand option
connect: Connection refused
To me it seems like port 443 is not setup correctly or port 443 has
nothing listening on it. If I had to guess it's the latter, but not
sure what I need to do to get things to work.
Anyone have any ideas?


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Definition of vena cava in English:
vena cava
noun (plural venae cavae /ˌviːniː ˈkeɪviː/)
A large vein carrying deoxygenated blood into the heart. There are two in humans, the inferior vena cava (carrying blood from the lower body) and the superior vena cava (carrying blood from the head, arms, and upper body).
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- The liver lesion, 4 cm in diameter, was deemed unresectable at that time as it was too close to the vena cava.
- The right superior vena cava is also draining into the left atrium as well as the pulmonary veins.
- Oxygenated blood flows through the arterial system to the organs, and deoxygenated blood returns to the right atrium through the superior and inferior vena cava.
Late 16th century: from Latin, literally 'hollow vein'.
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