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Back-to-back Iowa Conference champions (2012, 2013)
ST. PAUL, MINN.—The Central College men's and women's cross country teams were led by Eli Horton (sophomore, Runnells, Southeast Polk HS) and Mel McDermott (senior, Britt, West Hancock HS) at the University of Minn. Roy Griak Invitational Saturday morning.
Men narrowly miss awards stand—In a field loaded with nationally-ranked squads, the Dutch men placed fourth in a tight race for a top-three trophy. Central scored 103 points, just behind Wis.-Platteville (102) and Wis.-Eau Claire (96). Wis.-La Crosse won the title with 45 points in the 27-team field.
"I thought the men executed our race strategy well," said head coach Joe Dunham. "This race was especially challenging because of the field size, but they handled it well and it was a good learning experience."
Horton was the top Dutch finisher, claiming sixth-place with a finishing time of 26 minutes, 4.1 seconds on the 8,000-meter course. Freshman Cole Decker (Des Moines, West Des Moines Dowling HS) also ran with the lead pack for much of the race and crossed the line in 12th (26:11.9).
"Eli and Cole have been running well," said Dunham. "It's nice to have that consistency at the top of your lineup."
Austin O'Brien (junior, Bettendorf, Pleasant Valley HS) used a strong second half to take 17th (26:24.3), while Drew Jackson (sophomore, Johnston) was 31st (26:46.3) and Brent Ewing (junior, Cincinnati, Centerville HS) was 37th (26:58.7). Sloan Beninga (freshman, Stout, Dike-New Hartford HS) and Cody Doughan (junior, Bettendorf, Pleasant Valley HS) placed 57th (27:30.9) and 60th (27:32.5) respectively to round out the varsity scorers.
"I also thought Austin (O'Brien) and Sloan (Beninga) had great races," said Dunham. "They really stepped up when we needed them to."
Tim Nelson of Wis.-Stout was the individual champion in a time of 25:32.9.
McDermott leads Dutch—McDermott the top finisher again for the Dutch, covering the 6,000-meter course in a time of 24:11 to place 43rd. Emma Nelson (junior, Pekin) took 60th (24:30.9) with Alyssa Eaves (sophomore, Johnston) finishing in 82nd (24:57.1). Amanda Duncan (junior, Pella) was 107th (25:36.8) and Daphne Baumgartner (junior, Perry) was 116th (25:50.3), while Elin Phipps (freshman, Boone) and Mallory Carr (sophomore, De Pere, Wis.) took 129th (26:13.4) and 136th (26:25.8) respectively.
Wis.-Eau Claire won the women's competition with 95 points while the Dutch scored 408 to place 15th in the 29-team field. Linda Keller of Minn.-Morris took the individual title in a time of 21:48.9.
"The women competed well," said Dunham. "Emma ran a fantastic race and it is nice to see Daphne improving."
Associate head coach Stephen Fyfe was pleased with the effort under the circumstances. Both Shelby Mendoza (junior, Norwalk) and Molly Bramble (freshman, Waukee) didn't toe the line because of illness.
"It's tough when you don't have two of your top-seven runners at big meet like this," said Fyfe. "But the team we put out there responded well to the big environment. They didn't get carried away at the beginning and moved up well throughout the race."
The Dutch are off next weekend and will travel to West Salem, Wis. for the Wis.-La Crosse Jim Drews/Tori Neubauer Invitational Oct. 13.
"We're looking forward to the meet at La Crosse," said Dunham. "It will be similar to Griak in terms of the number and quality of teams. We need to put our squads in tough situations to get better."


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Hi all,
sorry about my bad english....
I can`t sync with my iPhone 5 (iOS7) and My StickyPortal.
I receive the following errors:
Unknown error, connection problem and The configuration format is incorrect
In MyStickyAccount I see license typ PRO, expires at 11/21/2014, the correct account eMailaddress and the correct password. On the web I will sea the device.
I have one desktop licence and one online license.
The dektob version of StixkyPassowrd 7 works with sync without any problem.
What is the mistake?
I have delete the app from my iPhone, restart, install new, take the existing account and can`t login

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How To Easily Build a Fast, Reliable Production Rails 3.2 Web Server with Ubuntu 12.10 / Nginx / Passenger
Bonus: This server will work with multiple virtual hosts!!
Just one note before we start. This took MANY, MANY tries to get right. I just went all the way through it myself from start to finish and it worked. There were a few issues with my test app itself that I had to troubleshoot, but I finally got them worked out. See the "Deploy Source Code" section for some problem solving tips.
Before You Start
- Set up a fresh Virtual Machine, ready for OS Install (or Ubuntu 12.10 pre-installed).
- Download latest Ubuntu Server install .iso (if not pre-installed).
- Sign in to your Github account in a browser window.
- Create a fresh document to keep notes (Use Evernote or a Google Doc so you can always refer back to it).
- Write down the following information: Your hostname and hostname.domain.com, and your IP address(es). Be sure to make notes of each password you use, and any deviations you make from the basic instructions here.
Install Ubuntu 12.10 Server and create user deployer
- Install Ubuntu as normal. If you can, set up your user account as "deployer" – we will need to use it later.
- Select to install only the OpenSSH Server feature – we will install all the necessary software as we proceed. If you could install OpenSSH as the server was initially set up, do it now.
1sudo apt-get install openssh-server
- (Secret tip here – if you're using VMWare Virtualization and get repeated characters when typing in the console, follow these simple steps to fix it).
- Using the console, edit the hostname, if necessary.
1sudo nano /etc/hostname
- Using the console, edit or add your IP Address(es), if necessary.
12sudo nano /etc/network/interfacessudo restart networking
- If you are using VMWare, you can take a convenient snapshot of the VM at this point, to allow you to quickly roll back to this point in the process at any time. Shut down, Take a Snapshot, then power the VM back on.
1sudo poweroff
- You should now be able to ssh into the Virtual Machine from your local system.
1ssh firstname.lastname@example.com
- Use my guide to Install VMWare Tools, if you're using VMWare Virtualization like me.
- Update the system.
12sudo apt-get -y updatesudo apt-get -y upgrade
- Make sure you install all the software on the apt-get install line here (scroll to the right in the box below). It will all be needed.
12sudo apt-get -y install linux-headers-server build-essential ntp ntpdate git-core g++ curl libcurl4-openssl-dev libssl-dev zlib1g-dev libreadline-dev libyaml-dev libxslt1-dev htop apache2-utils python make make-doc software-properties-commonsudo reboot
- If you haven't already, set up the deployer account and group that will own the site code.
1234567sudo useradd -s /bin/bash -m deployer (if it doesn't already exist)sudo passwd deployer (if it doesn't already exist)sudo usermod -a -G sudo deployer (you will already be in the group sudo if you set the user up during initial Ubuntu install)sudo groupadd wwwadminssudo usermod -a -G wwwadmins deployersu deployer (or just ssh into the server as deployer)cd ~
- Create a directory for the site files.
1sudo mkdir -p /var/www/production
- Give deployer ownership over these directories.
1sudo chown deployer:wwwadmins /var/www/production
- Edit the GRUB configuration to prevent the server going to sleep. Setting ACPI off means that Ubuntu will not attempt to use ACPI features like Power Saving, Standby, and Hibernate among others.
1sudo nano /etc/default/grub
- On the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="…", add acpi=off and save the file.
- Update GRUB.
1sudo update-grub
- Note: After I updated GRUB, my system booted into the GRUB console boot screen on the next reboot. I had to select "Ubuntu" and then it booted fine every time after that.
Set up SSH
- Generate your public ssh key (accept default location ~/.ssh folder and leave passwords blank).
- Print the key to the screen, copy into your clipboard, and make a note of it in your working document.
1cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub
- Speed up SSH by telling it not to use DNS lookups.
1sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
- At the end of the file, add this line, then save
1UseDNS no
- Optional: If you're using Github, sign in now, Edit your Profile, click on SSH Keys, Add SSH Key (paste in the public key from ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub and give it the name of your server).
Install NodeJS
- Install Latest NodeJS for use with the rails asset pipeline.
123sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chris-lea/node.jssudo apt-get -y updatesudo apt-get -y install nodejs
- Install Node Package Manager (npm).
1curl https://npmjs.org/install.sh | sudo sh
Install Ruby
- Become deployer.
12su deployercd ~
- Install rbenv. You can copy and paste this whole block into your terminal session at once. This step may take a while (10 minutes or so) and you may need to hit enter one last time to accept the last command (I did).
123456789101112cd ~git clone git://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv.git .rbenvecho 'export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrcecho 'eval "$(rbenv init -)"' >> ~/.bashrcexec $SHELL # Restart the shellmkdir -p ~/.rbenv/pluginscd ~/.rbenv/pluginsgit clone git://github.com/sstephenson/ruby-build.gitgit clone git://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv-gem-rehash.gitrbenv install 1.9.3-p385rbenv rehashrbenv global 1.9.3-p385
- Edit .bashrc
1nano ~/.bashrc
- Add this block at the top of the file BEFORE "# If not running interactively, don't do anything"
12345export RBENV_ROOT="${HOME}/.rbenv"if [ -d "${RBENV_ROOT}" ]; thenexport PATH="${RBENV_ROOT}/bin:${PATH}"eval "$(rbenv init -)"fi
- Reload .bashrc (careful here – this command starts with a dot . ).
1. ~/.bashrc
- Check that the ruby version is the one you just installed.
1ruby -v
- Go home.
1cd ~
- Install rails.
1gem install rails --no-ri --no-rdoc
- Install bundler.
1gem install bundler --no-ri --no-rdoc
- Rehash.
1rbenv rehash
- Dump out your gem environment and copy into your doc for safekeeping. It could be useful for troubleshooting later.
1gem env
Install Passenger and Configure NGINX
- Install the passenger gem
1gem install passenger --no-ri --no-rdoc
- Find the full path to this gem you just installed.
1which passenger-install-nginx-module
- Use passenger to install NGINX – you must use the full path.
1sudo /home/deployer/.rbenv/shims/passenger-install-nginx-module
- Follow the prompts. Select 1. Yes: download, compile and install Nginx for me. (recommended)
- Write down your nginx path, by default it's /opt/nginx
- Create virtual hosts directory structure
1sudo mkdir -p /opt/nginx/conf/sites-available /opt/nginx/conf/sites-enabled
- Manually create an upstart script for NGINX
1sudo nano /etc/init/nginx.conf
12345678description "Nginx HTTP Server"start on filesystemstop on runlevel [!2345]respawnexec /opt/nginx/sbin/nginx -g "daemon off;"
- Edit NGINX config
1sudo nano /opt/nginx/conf/nginx.conf
- Add this line just below the server { } block (just above "# HTTPS server")
1include /opt/nginx/conf/sites-enabled/*;
- Enable GZIP compression like this in the nginx.conf file.
- Start NGINX
1sudo service nginx start
- You may want to tune NGINX using the HTML5 Boilerplate Server Configs. Also, do yourself a favor and check out this amazing page about NGINX server configs, along with actually good explanations of all the configuration settings in plain English.
Install your Database Server (if necessary)
- We'll use MySQL.
1sudo apt-get -y install libmysqlclient-dev mysql-server
Enter root password twice when prompted.
- Secure the installation.
Change the root password? [Y/n] n
Remove anonymous users? [Y/n] Y
Disallow root login remotely? [Y/n] Y
Remove test database and access to it? [Y/n] Y
Reload privilege tables now? [Y/n] Y
- Log in to mysql
1mysql -uroot -pyourpassword
- Create a database. Make sure the database name doesn't have any dashes in it.
1CREATE DATABASE appname_production;
- Create a production user with all privileges.
12GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'deployer'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'some_pass' WITH GRANT OPTION;FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
- Exit the mysql session.
- Update the production block in your source code /config/database.yml to use deployer, the correct password, and the correct socket for Ubuntu.
12345database: appname_productionpool: 5username: deployerpassword: some_passsocket: /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
- Important: Commit and Push your source code changes to github.
123git add .git commit -am "Updated database.yml for production deployment with Capistrano."git push origin master
Create your nginx Config File
- Use nano to edit and save the file.
1sudo nano /opt/nginx/conf/sites-available/sitename
- Adapt and save this config file with your settings.
- Enable the site.
1sudo ln -s /opt/nginx/conf/sites-available/sitename /opt/nginx/conf/sites-enabled/sitename
- Stop and start NGINX.
12sudo service nginx stopsudo service nginx start
(Option 1 – My Choice) Deploy Source Code with Capistrano
- Uncomment gem 'capistrano' in your source code and run the bundle command.
- Initialize Capistrano.
12cd /path/to/your/sourcecapify .
- Edit your brand new /Capfile and uncomment load 'deploy/assets'.
- Edit your config/deploy.rb, filling in the correct information on each line:
1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041require "bundler/capistrano"#load 'lib/deploy/seed' #include if you need to load seed data with cap deploy:seedserver "hostname.domain.com", :app, :web, :db, :primary => trueset :user, "deployer" # The server's user for deploysset :scm_passphrase, "yourpassword" # The deploy user's passwordset :application, "appname.com"set :use_sudo, falsedefault_environment["GEM_PATH"] ="/home/deployer/.rbenv/versions/1.9.3-p385/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1:/home/deployer/.rbenv/shims/ruby"default_environment["PATH"] = "$HOME/.rbenv/shims:$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$HOME/.rbenv/versions/1.9.3-p385/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1:$PATH"set :deploy_to, "/var/www/production/appname"set :deploy_via, :remote_cacheafter "deploy", "deploy:cleanup" # keep only the last 5 releasesset :scm, "git"set :scm_verbose, trueset :repository, "[email protected]:githubusername/repositoryname.git"set :branch, "master"default_run_options[:pty] = true # Must be set for the password prompt from git to workssh_options[:forward_agent] = truenamespace :deploy do# If you need to load seed data. Syntax: cap deploy:seeddesc "Reload the database with seed data"task :seed dorun "cd #{current_path}; bundle exec rake db:seed RAILS_ENV=#{rails_env}"endtask :start do ; endtask :stop do ; endtask :restart, :roles => :app, :except => { :no_release => true } dorun "#{try_sudo} touch #{File.join(current_path,'tmp','restart.txt')}" #restarts nginxendend
- Validate your Capistrano Recipe. You'll need to supply your deployer password.
1cap deploy:setup
- Check that everything is set up correctly.
1cap deploy:check
- Cold Deploy.
1cap deploy:cold
- I had to do an additional regular/everyday deployment to get the assets to precompile.
1cap deploy
- Seed the database (optional).
1cap deploy:seed
(Option 2) Non-Capistrano Deploy: Install your Site Source Code
- Become deployer
1su deployer
- Change Directory
1cd /var/www/production
- Clone your app's git repository
1git clone https://github.com/github_username/repository_name.git
- Run bundler
- Create and migrate your database
1RAILS_ENV=production rake db:create db:schema:load
Hit the Production URL and Troubleshoot any problems
- Open the Production URL in your browser.
- If NGINX doesn't show your site, look in the NGINX log and try to fix whatever problem it shows.
1tail -n50 /opt/nginx/logs/error.log
- If the app doesn't start up properly, check and/or watch the production log as you work through the problems.
12cd /var/www/production/appname/current/logtail -f -n50 production.log
- For me, I had the server complain about some files not being precompiled in the production.log file. If you have manual javascripts or css that need precompilation, edit your /config/environments/production.rb file and uncomment/modify the following line to include your custom assets.
1config.assets.precompile += ['modernizr.js']
- For future Capistrano deploys, just run this command from your app directory.
1cap deploy
Install Monit (Optional)
I find this serves two purposes: It helps me monitor the server, and it keeps the server more responsive and less apt to fall asleep.
- Follow my guide to installing Monit, except use this config file – make changes where necessary. I know it's long, but look for and modify for your configuration the blocks that are NOT commented out, and search for "pa$$word".
- This configuration does not monitor Passenger. If you'd like to attempt it, try the passenger_monit gem.
Last Word
If anybody has improvements to these steps, PLEASE leave notes in the comments.
I would love to keep this as efficient and straightforward as possible, as well as up to date as new bits are released.
Let me know if this worked for you!
Also, please follow me on Twitter: @justinschier


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tryerlang.org is an Interactive Erlang Shell which allows you to try the power of Erlang directly in your browser, without installing anything in your machine. In the first months of his existence, tryerlang.org has been subjected to a countless number of attacks, aiming at bringing the Erlang node down. Studying the tryerlang.org's logs has been so far an highly interesting and constructive experience.
In this blog post I will present one of the attempted attacks. The attack was based on the concept of External Term Representation for Erlang, which is introduced in the next section.
External Term Representation
In the distribution mechanism of Erlang, Erlang terms are converted into binaries before being sent to a remote host and then converted back into Erlang terms at the destination. The built-in functions
term_to_binary and
binary_to_term are used for the conversions.
More information about the External Term Representation are available in the official Erlang Documentation. How the External Term Representation has been used to perform the attack is explained in the next section.
Halting the Erlang Node
The user wants to bring the Erlang node down. He then tries to use the
erlang:halt/0 function. This function, documented here, halts the Erlang runtime system and indicates normal exit to the calling environment. It has no return value. The function has been disabled in tryerlang.org for security reasons, so the only result the user get is the following message:
"This functionality has been disabled for security reasons in tryerlang.org.".
So far, so good. The Erlang node is still up. The user thinks for a while and then he notices that tryerlang.org allows you to define funs. Here is where the External Term Representation can help. According to the documentation, it is possible to encode an external fun – something like
fun M:F/A – in the following way:
113 | Module | Function | Arity
Where Module and Function are atoms and Arity is an integer. The atoms can be encoded using ATOM_EXT, while SMALL_INTEGER_EXT can be used for the arity integer.
The encoding for the atoms looks like:
100 | Len | AtomName
Len is the length of
AtomName, expressed in two bytes.
Finally, the encoding for the small integers looks like:
97 | Int
The last thing we have to consider is that, in the External Term Representation, the byte
131 needs to be prepended to the term. Now that we have all the required knowledge to do it, let' try to encode the
erlang:halt/0 function using the External Term Representation and let see if we can fool tryerlang.org!
We could write the binaries for the atoms erlang and halt by hand, but it's actually more handy to use the
term_to_binary/1 BIF to do it for us. Since the function is blacklisted in tryerlang.org, let's use our own shell.
Eshell V5.8.1 (abort with ^G)
> term_to_binary(erlang).
> term_to_binary(halt).
Skipping the initial
131 byte (see above) and concatenating the other two obtained terms, we have:
Prepending the
131 (prefix for all terms) and
113 (prefix for external funs) bytes and appending the arity integer, we have:
We should have the binary representation of the external fun
erlang:halt/0. Let's check it!
> binary_to_term(<<131,113,
Let's now take this binary from our shell and let's paste it in tryerlang.org. Oh, I forgot that the online shell doesn't allow copy and paste (what a shame!), so we have to fill the whole binary sequence by hand…
After a couple of minutes of struggling against typos and errors, here's our wonderful fun which we can bind to a new variable:
We now need to convert the binary into an Erlang term. Originally, tryerlang.org was allowing the binary_to_term function in safe mode. This function has been now completely disabled after this attack. If you want to try what follows you will need to do it in your own Erlang shell.
>F = binary_to_term(B, [safe]).
Let's now try to launch the fun as:
Well, that didn't work as expected. tryerlang.org actually realized that the
erlang:halt/0 function was going to be called and he managed to block it. We need something different.
What would happens if we embed the
halt function in another function call, say a
list:map/2? The only problem would be that we need a parameter in our halt function. Fortunately an alternative version of
erlang:halt/0 exists, taking exactly one argument. Let's create an external representation for it. We just need to change the last element from 0 to 1. The BIF
f/1 forgets the value of a bounded variable.
> f(B).
Now we should be able to do…
> f(F).
>F = binary_to_term(B, [safe]).
>lists:map(F, [0]).
And the node dies.
Actually the node is almost immediately brought back by heart but, hey, I have to pay a beer to this guy!🙂
Please note that the hacker had the advantage to look at the source code for tryerlang.org while performing the attack.
I wanted to share this experience with all of you. I consider it highly constructive, since it leads to reflect on several aspects of Erlang. Comments and feedback are more than welcome.


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@Kobayashi Maru: And I believe you are right. Looked through pictures, and the Saratoga (a model I was unfamiliar with) has the little emblem on the right side of the grille. The New Yorker and the 300 have a completely different grille.
That era for Chrysler was nice. Tons of chrome, powerful engines and built-in record players
beyond meh
A guy walking around in his underpants is not "naked in NY". It was misleading then; it's misleading now.
@Kobayashi Maru: have a soft spot for the 63 Impala – my grandparents had one with the power glide transmission — the chrysler though was more luxurious for sure!
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@yaoming: typical queerty – they always have misleading headlines, poor spelling and grammar.
I don't know why guys think that Davey Wavey isn't good looking. He has a pretty rocking body, and I wouldn't throw him out of bed for eating crackers.
That it is.
@Kobayashi Maru: I didn't read the article or your comment, but I like your username. Did you pass the Kobayashi Maru?!
@marc sfe: I'm currently restoring a 1962 Buick Electra 225, which I love, but those 60's Chryslers are so nice. Unfortunately they are all rust buckets now.
@jwrappaport: Only one person can pass the Kobayashi Maru, and I am not him
@Kobayashi Maru: and HE had to cheat to do it.
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A masculine body should match a masculine persona. This guy does not fit the bill. Good for him for his "popularity" in youtube, but he's not my type. But I wish him well.
"Davey Wavey" sounds like the kind of names that porn stars would use after the planet is taken over by Teletubbies.
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Serving Size 1 (½ of pasta and 1 tbsp pesto sauce)
Calories 251
Total Fat 6 g
Saturated Fat 1 g
Sodium 93 mg
Total Carbohydrate 43 g
Dietary Fiber 2.5 g
Protein 8.5 g
Servings and Times
Servings 2 (with leftover pesto sauce)
Tip: Use as leftover pesto sauce as a spread for sandwiches, as a pizza topping, or freeze.
Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures
Walnuts 2 tablespoons
Garlic cloves 2
Fresh basil, packed 2 cups
Parmesan cheese, grated 1 ounce
Olive oil 3 tablespoons
Salt ¼ teaspoon
Pasta 4 ounces
- Add walnuts to a food processor or blender and pulse a few times, until chopped. Then add in the basil and garlic, and pulse 20-30 times.
- With the food processor or blender running, slowly drizzle in the olive oil.
- Scrape down the sides of the food processor, and add the Parmesan cheese and salt. Pulse until blended.
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Vt. vaccine exemption form relaxed after criticism
FILE - In this April 20, 2012, file photo, Holly Ann Haley, 4, gets two vaccinations at the doctor's office in Berlin, Vt. Vermont lawmakers are hearing from parents who are objecting to new state Health Department rules governing exemptions from childhood immunizations. Health Department rules written to implement a new vaccination law passed last spring require parents seeking an exemption to sign a form saying they've been educated about the risks and benefits of vaccines. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)
MONTPELIER The Vermont Health Department has softened a rule affecting parents who want to skip vaccinations for their children, after some of those parents complained that asking them to sign a form talking about the risks and benefits of the shots amounted to unconstitutional compelled speech, a health official told lawmakers Thursday.
Deputy Health Commissioner Tracy Dolan said an earlier draft required parents seeking an exemption from vaccinations to sign a form acknowledging that they understand that failure to complete the schedule (of shots) increases the risk to the person and others.
Parents now will only be required to say they have read the departments educational materials on vaccines, Dolan told the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules. They will have to sign a form each year that says: I have reviewed and understand the Required Parent Education Information developed by the Vermont Department of Health.
Committee members voted to accept the departments revised rules after the panels chairman, Rep. Richard Marek, a Newfane Democrat and lawyer, said he believed the revisions described by Dolan addressed the constitutional concerns.
The joint committee, made up of House and Senate members, reviews executive agency rules to be sure they comply with the intent of laws passed by the Legislature. If the committee objects to a rule, the executive agency can implement it anyway, but the committee objection would give anyone suing the state over the rule a stronger leg to stand on in court.
The committee meeting was the latest forum for the debate that raged much of last winter and spring after the Health Department sought to end Vermonts philosophical exemption, essentially a right of refusal for parents who want to enroll their children in school or child care without the roughly 20 immunizations a child is supposed to get before entering kindergarten. A smaller number of shots are scheduled later.
After intense debate, lawmakers kept the exemption, but sought to tighten the rules for parents exercising it.
Thursday, members of the Vermont Coalition for Vaccine Choice said the earlier form forced them to agree with the Health Departments assessments of vaccine risks and benefits.
Vaccine Choice leader Jennifer Stella distributed to committee members a copy of a letter from Kristen Williams, the mother of a student at the Randolph Elementary School. The letter said her initial reaction on seeing the Health Department form was This cant be legal!
I was shocked to find the sloppy and offensive language in the exemption form, as well as the laughable educational materials that give no insight into the risks of vaccine use, which are real, and have been documented in many places, Williams wrote.
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A solid majority of technology experts and stakeholders participating in the fourth Future of the Internet survey expect that by 2020 most people will access software applications online and share and access information through the use of remote server networks, rather than depending primarily on tools and information housed on their individual, personal computers.
"By 2020, most people won't do their work with software running on a general-purpose PC. Instead, they will work in Internet-based applications such as Google Docs, and in applications run from smartphones. Aspiring application developers will develop for smartphone vendors and companies that provide Internet-based applications, because most innovative work will be done in that domain, instead of designing applications that run on a PC operating system," said Janna Quitney Anderson, of Internet & American Life Project.
Among the most popular cloud services now are social networking sites (the 500 million people using Facebook are being social in the cloud), webmail services, microblogging and blogging services such as Twitter and WordPress, video-sharing sites like YouTube, picture-sharing sites such as Flickr, document and applications sites like Google Docs, social-bookmarking sites like Delicious, business sites like eBay, and ranking, rating and commenting sites such as Yelp and TripAdvisor.
This does not mean, however, that most of these experts think the desktop computer will disappear soon. The majority sees a hybrid life in the next decade, as some computing functions move towards the cloud and others remain based on personal computers.
The highly engaged, diverse set of respondents to an online, opt-in survey included 895 technology stakeholders and critics. The study was fielded by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project and Elon University's Imagining the Internet Center. Some 71% agreed with the statement:
"By 2020, most people will still do their work with software running on a general-purpose PC. Internet-based applications like Google Docs and applications run from smartphones will have some functionality, but the most innovative and important applications will run on (and spring from) a PC operating system. Aspiring application designers will write mostly for PCs," added Janna Quitney Anderson.
Most of those surveyed noted that cloud computing will continue to expand and come to dominate information transactions because it offers many advantages, allowing users to have easy, instant, and individualized access to tools and information they need wherever they are, locatable from any networked device. Some experts noted that people in technology-rich environments will have access to sophisticated-yet-affordable local networks that allow them to "have the cloud in their homes."
Most of the experts noted that people want to be able to use many different devices to access data and applications, and - in addition to the many mentions of smartphones driving the move to the cloud - some referred to a future featuring many more different types of networked appliances. A few mentioned the "internet of things" - or a world in which everyday objects have their own IP addresses and can be tied together in the same way that people are now tied together by the internet. So, for instance, if you misplace your TV remote, you can find it because it is tagged and locatable through the internet.
Some experts in this survey said that for many individuals the switch to mostly cloud-based work has already occurred, especially through the use of browsers and social networking applications. They point out that many people today are primarily using smartphones, laptops, and desktop computers to network with remote servers and carry out tasks such as working in Google Docs, following web-based RSS (really simple syndication) feeds, uploading photos to Flickr and videos to YouTube, doing remote banking, buying, selling and rating items at Amazon.com, visiting with friends on Facebook, updating their Twitter accounts and blogging on WordPress.
Many of the people who agreed with the statement that cloud computing will expand as the internet evolves said the desktop will not die out but it will be used in new, improved ways in tandem with remote computing. Some survey participants said they expect that a more sophisticated desktop-cloud hybrid will be people's primary interface with information. They predicted the desktop and individual, private networks will be able to provide most of the same conveniences as the cloud but with better functionality, overall efficiency, and speed. Some noted that general-purpose in-home PC servers can do much of the work locally via a connection to the cloud to tap into resources for computing-intensive tasks.
Among the defenses for a continuing domination of the desktop, many said that small, portable devices have limited appeal as a user interface and they are less than ideal for doing work. They also expressed concern about the security of information stored in the "cloud" (on other institutions' servers), the willingness of cloud operators to handle personal information in a trustworthy way, and other problems related to control over data when it is stored in the cloud, rather than on personally-controlled devices.
Some respondents observed that putting all or most of faith in remotely accessible tools and data puts a lot of trust in the humans and devices controlling the clouds and exercising gatekeeping functions over access to that data. They expressed concerns that cloud dominance by a small number of large firms may constrict the internet's openness and its capacity to inspire innovation - that people are giving up some degree of choice and control in exchange for streamlined simplicity.


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Throw on your favorite Purple Out shirt and come to the Festival Lawn, as and members of the Madison community gather together in an opening ceremony to kick off Homecoming Week.
President Alger will be in attendance to kick off the T-shirt distribution, which will serve as the official start to Homecoming Week. The event will also include food and a DJ.
Students will be able to secure a shirt by registering on a link that will be copied to a mass e-mail, on JMU Homecoming Facebook page and on the SGA website.
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Columbia Towers Stormwater Pond
As a part of the County's effort to protect our waters, the stormwater pond (Pond - 10906) within the Columbia Towers community was selected for upgrade to help reduce stormwater pollution draining into our streams. The Department of Environmental Protection is evaluating the proposed design plan and researching any new technologies that may assist in upgrading this facility.
Various public events will be held through out the project phases for residents to learn about the project and to provide input on the design of the project. Check out the Project Schedule and Documents table at the bottom of the page for more information!
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Tenth-annual Business-Education conference honors 15 outstanding partnerships, education and business leaders
Chicago - The Illinois State Board of Education will honor 15 of the state's top business-education partnerships at the tenth annual Business-Education Partnership Conference January 8-9 at the Fairmont Hotel, 200 N. Columbia Drive.
Edward B. Rust Jr., chairman of the board and chief executive officer of the State Farm Mutual Insurance Company in Bloomington will receive the Lou Mervis Award for distinguished service to education. This award will be presented at a special dinner from 6-8 p.m. tonight, January 8.
State Superintendent of Education Glenn W. McGee tonight will also honor groundbreaking television journalist Bill Kurtis with a special Superintendent's Award for his longtime support of and work for education.
Finally seven Illinois educators and business leaders were honored earlier today with 2001 Education to Careers Governor's Awards for their work to support and promote education.
"The education community recognizes and relies on the important link between the business community and us," McGee said. "We are proud to publicly demonstrate our gratitude to our business partners for their support and to show how business is helping us to deliver an education that is Second to None for all of our students."
Hazel Loucks, Deputy Governor for Education and Workforce tonight will also present Exemplary Partnership Awards to 15 business-education partnerships. These collaborations represent small, medium and large schools, districts and businesses from rural, suburban and urban areas statewide.
Rust is the second-ever recipient of the prestigious Mervis award, named for former two-time State Board Chairman Lou Mervis, a nationally recognized and respected advocate for education and prominent Danville businessman. Former State Sen. Arthur Berman received the award last year.
Rust is being lauded for his significant contributions to education at every level. He chairs the Illinois Business Roundtable and the national Business Roundtable's Education Task Force, and is vice chair of the Business Higher Education Forum.
He is also a member of the board of directors of Achieve, Inc., and the National Commission on Mathematics and Science Teaching for the 21st Century.
In 1996 Rust led the "Superintendent's External Review Team" which was formed to find agreement on the Illinois Learning Standards. That group's work, and the Illinois Business Roundtable's public endorsement of the Learning Standards were important components of the Standards' approval and adoption in 1997. Standards outline the knowledge and skills students need for success in life.
Locally, Rust's leadership and support have helped five Bloomington-area school districts get involved in the College Board's Equity 2000 program. The program provides teacher development and creates safety nets for struggling students.
Kurtis, known worldwide for his work on such television journalism programs s "Investigative Reports," "American Justice" and "The New Explorers," long ago recognized the impact his journalistic work could have on education. He created "eld!n" - the Electronic Long Distance Learning Network - a science curriculum based on the "New Explorers" program and the Learning Standards for science.
Eld!n was developed with top educators, media and communications professionals across the country. It lets teachers and students use state-of-the-art technology, science and problem-solving skills. Now Kurtis is donating the curriculum to over 200 Illinois schools, including all middle schools in which more than 50 percent of students are not meeting science standards.
Among the 2001 Education-to-Careers Governor's Awards winners, Carol Touissant, a teacher at Thomas Middle School in Arlington Heights, was named the Educational Champion of the Year.
Among many other accomplishments, Touissant has been nominated for a Golden Apple Award and has prepared and delivered numerous workshops and presentations on the importance of career development and relevant education.
Sharon Potacki, a teacher at Conrady Junior High School in Hickory Hills, received honorable mention.
The Private Sector Champion of the Year award went to Blouke Carus, chief executive officer of the Carus Corporation in Peru.
Carus is president of the Illinois Valley Education-to-Careers Partnership. He has supported education and business partnerships in many ways, including hiring numerous students for summer internships in his company.
James H. Collins, director of community relations at Deere and Co., Moline, earned honorable mention.
Finally, State Sen. Debbie Halvorson, D-Chicago Heights, is the Elected Official of the Year. Halvorson has shown her commitment to the education-to-careers philosophy in many ways including working with two education-to-careers partnerships and two large chambers of commerce.
Honorable mentions go to Joseph Vermeire, the Rock Island County Regional Superintendent of Schools, and Irene H. Brodie, mayor of the Village of Robbins.
2001 Exemplary Business-Education Partnerships
Cherry Corporation, Automotive Division, and
Waukegan High School Business Partnership
The Chicago Public Schools,
Education-to-Careers and Shell Youth Training Academy Partnership
Cisco Networking Academy/Whiteside Area Career
CNH and Gower District #62,Burr Ridge/Martha
Harms' 8th grade Science Students
The Danville Area Metals Cluster
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DuPage High Schools and College of DuPage
Fox Valley General Contractors
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Junior Achievement of Rock River Valley, Inc.
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Kankakee Area Career Center and Scanlon
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Martinsville High School/Pap-R-Products
McHenry County Association of Plastics
Naperville Community Unit School District
203/Edward Cardiovascular Institute Partnership
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2012. Not just for Kids: Bullying in the workplace. Canadian Association of College and University Student Services. annual conference, Brock University, St. Catherines, ON.
2012. Literature Mapping. Co-presented with Maura Matesic, York University. Workshop on Information Literacy Users. annual conference, Grant McEwan University, Edmonton, AB.
2009. Internal world of libraries and the challenge of civility. International Federation of Library Associations. annual conference, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy.
2008. Strange bedfellows or two peas in a pod? Library and student services collaborations in universities. Canadian Association of College and University Student Services. annual conference, Memorial University, St. John's, NF. peer-reviewed. (accepted but later canceled due to financial institutional issues).
2007. Evidence-based Librarianship for beginners. Ontario Library Association. annual conference, Toronto, ON. peer-reviewed. (accepted but canceled due to surgery).


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This album seems like a bit of a hit and miss album to me. It has some fantastic songs on it, "Treasure Island" especially... but some of the songs on the album fall way below the radar. Kind of like what you wrote here, but I don't think it deserves the generous rating you have given.


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Parent-volunteers with prior experience are needed as judges. Those interested are asked to contact the Goliad County Extension Office as soon as possible.
GCFA checks at office
There are still several checks that need to be picked up at the Goliad County Extension Office. Those who participated in the Goliad County Fair (animals, homemaking, ag mechanics) can pick up their checks.
Steer validation June 25
The major show steer validation will be June 25 from 8 to 10 a.m., at the Goliad Animal Clinic.
The validation will also ensure project eligibility in the 2014 GCFA.
Turkey order June 19
Those interested in exhibiting turkeys at the 2014 GCFA or in San Antonio must order birds by Wednesday,
June 19.
The pickup date will most likely be in the first week of November.
The cost of this year's poults is $3.50/bird. Orders must be in lots of 25.
When splitting an order, members will only be able to receive 12 or 13. Orders must be made as a county group. No individual orders may be made, and no other turkeys may be shown at the GCFA.
For information on the county show call the Goliad County Extension Office or Kay Walker, the GCFA Turkey Chair.


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A teacher in California has been arrested after authorities found hundreds of dead snakes in his home.
Police in Newport Beach searched the home of William Buchanan, 53, after neighbors complained about a "god-awful" stench, Los Angeles TV station KNBC reported.
They found more than 400 pythons inside. Just two of them were alive.
"The smell alone -- I feel like I need to take a shower for a week," Cpl. Anthony Bertagna told The Associated Press. "They're pretty much in all the bedrooms -- everywhere."
Neighbors told the Los Angeles Times they called Buchanan the "rat man" because of frequent deliveries of rodents to his house.
He now faces several animal cruelty charges.


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racer1 wrote:Danica getting Ryans throw away CC--thats funny. What are you going to do next yr when Ryan flops--blame that CC as well? Sooner or later you need to wake up and realise sometimes it is just the driver and not always the CC or crew, but often times its also a combination of both as well, time will tell with that?
Iam done trying to explain things to those who arent smart enough apparently to understand even the basic facts. I have a race to go to and people to see.
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As new media continues to evolve into the digital age, Akira and Ellie Ohiso, publishers of Green Door: A Journal of Responsible Living in the Catskills & Hudson Valley, made a decision to strike out in a new direction with their careers. Transitioning from weekends in the country to making the Catskills their home, the Ohisos took a gamble and began a glossy magazine venture that has led them on a surprising and spiritual journey of discovery. Reconnecting with family and community is just the tip of the iceberg for what this entrepreneurial couple has accomplished along the way. In celebration of Green Door magazine's second anniversary, The River Reporter sat down with Akira and Ellie to find out more about their story.
TRR: Your magazine is gorgeous! How did it come into being? Whose idea was it?
Ellie: It was a joint concept, really. Akira had been (professionally) blogging for several years and I was working in graphic design. We were working hard, had two children, and still having a hard time making ends meet in New York. Soul-searching became an everyday pastime, so we put our heads together and decided to make some life-altering changes.
Akira: As a social worker, I was constantly fighting for a "vulnerable population" in different sectors of the city. We had been visiting Ellie's parents at their weekend home near here since 2004 and not only fell in love with the region, but also recognized that there are similar issues here in the Catskills, and wanted to be a part of the change that people expressed a desire for here in the country. That, combined with our own personal desire for change, drove us to seek a different way of life and be an active part of the community.
TRR: Not only have you set up shop in Liberty, NY, but you also live in the village itself, which has been fighting a difficult reputation for a number of years. Why Liberty?
Ellie: When we decided to create the magazine, we laid out a mission statement which includes our desire for Green Door to be an instrument of change. This town has a rich history and great bones. We both believe that there is a renaissance afoot in and around Liberty, and wanted to show the community that there are many ways that the town can "come back" and we want to be a part of that. Neither of us felt that we could accomplish that goal without being at the heart of it all.
Akira: There are many viewpoints of this region and we hear a lot of talk. We wanted to make it clear that we believe in this town and that there are so many creative ways to bring it back to vitality, instead of lamenting what once was. By making Liberty our home, we're telling others that we're here, we're happy here, and you can be too.
Ellie: Of course it was a gamble, and it took some getting used to. We gave ourselves, and the magazine, a few years to get off the ground. Initially, it was scary and we found ourselves in the city fairly often, but it wasn't long before we discovered that this is now our home, and that city life wasn't all it was cracked up to be for us.
Akira: Our friends thought we were crazy
Ellie: There were times that I did, too!
Akira: But we soon discovered that the stress and worries that we carried daily were actually coming from our environment, rather than within. It took a while to "detox," but now we have a clearer idea of what we want our lives to be about, and it's not necessarily keeping up with the Joneses.
Ellie: While we brainstormed on what we wanted the magazine to be, many of the trappings fell away. We acknowledged that being "green" can mean different things. Of course, being eco-friendly is at the top of the list, but finding a new home that's green also meant finding a way to live with nature, a sense of responsibility, and discovering greener pastures for our family. We wanted a more peaceful, natural environment in which to raise our children. I don't believe we would have had our third, had we stayed in NYC.
TRR: In just two years, Green Door has already had an impact, not only here but around the country. The magazine is drawing attention to opportunities for others, not just to visit, but make the Catskills (and the greater Hudson Valley) their home as well. What do you attribute the seemingly instant success to?
Ellie: We have a wonderful distributor. Although we make the magazine available at no cost in the counties that we cover (Sullivan, Ulster, Delaware, Greene and Dutchess), 90% of our readership is in and around the greater New York City area. Our subscriber list grows daily, we can be found in every Barnes & Noble location and of course, available on line.
Akira: We are not alone. Although the Internet has become an enormous resource for gathering information, there is a renewed interest in keeping the printed word alive. Modern Farmer and Folk Magazine have set up shop upstate. Twenty-somethings are creating hard copy magazines, so we feel that we're in good company. When Ellie and I see a dog-eared copy of our Green Door magazine in a library, or on a newsstand, our hearts sing. Some leaf through it and save articles to savor. Others read it cover to cover in one sitting, but they're reading it, and responding, which brings us great joy. We feel that we must be doing something right.
Ellie: This is only the beginning. We're setting up shop right here on Main Street in Liberty and receiving lots of local support. Our store (opening soon) is so much more than an office. We're creating a place for community to gather, a performance space and an art gallery that will feature the work of magazine contributors. Akira and I are so grateful to be a part of the process and incredibly excited to discover what lays ahead, behind the Green Door.
[For more information, visit www.greendoormag.com [1], "like" them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter @GreenDoorMag. The Ohisos will host an opening reception for an artists' exhibition, "Change: A World in Motion," at Green Door, 34 South Main St., Liberty on Friday, July 19 from 6 to 8 p.m.]


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Sunstone by Freya Robertson
The Incendi elementals that dwell beneath the mountains have found a way to tap into the Arbor's roots, which stretch not only across the land but also through time, and King Pyra is determined to crush the ancient tree.
Twenty-two years after the defeat of the Darkwater Lords, Chonrad's widow Procella and their three children are drawn back to Heartwood to investigate the rumour of strange fires springing up across the land. Across three separate timelines, the heroes must battle to join together their ancient sunstones, to overcome the Incendi threat, and to protect the Arbor and make earth victorious once more.
File Under: Fantasy [ Under Siege | The Generation Game | Incendiary | Heartwood Revisited ]
Covert Art: Alejandro Colucci
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Book Info:
The Second Book in the Elemental Wars Series
UK Print
Date: 3rd April 2014
Format: Medium (B-Format) Paperback
North American Print
Date: 25th March 2014
Format: Large (Trade) Paperback
Date: 25th March 2014
Format: Epub & Mobi
Other Books in This Series:
1. Heartwood (World: November 2013)
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"Excellent mise-en-scene and detail; egalitarian society at heart of novel most welcome…a promising start from new fantasy writer Freya Robertson" 4 stars
– Paul Weimer, SF Signal
"You like your fantasy, with adventure and death. This is for you. And with a twist to environment as well!"
– My World in Words and Pages
"A story that entices and captivates from the very first chapter, and beyond… Robertson has created something really special with the world of Anguis and with all of its ecological and chronological functions etc. Nothing has been left out and the conveyance of this is remarkable." 9/10
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Today was a really difficult day. It has become the norm for me to stay in bed until the late morning. My first thought when I wake up is "Isaiah is dead" and then I have absolutely no desire to get up. So today started that way. I came downstairs and my husband wanted us to start working on a project. I said okay but two minutes into it I was crying my eyes out. He always holds me and tells me it's okay - he's amazing. Anyway, I then excused myself, got back in the bed and proceeded to cry and cry. I just miss my baby sooo much. You know, I am Type A so I had his whole life planned out [:D]- and now everything just stopped. I keep seeing his little face and his little eyes looking up at me. His littel fingers clinging to my index finger. It wasn't supposed to be this way - it just wasn't! It's hard to say what I wish for. If I say I wish he was still in hospital he would be all tubed up and still not home with us and I still would be crying. So my biggest wish is that he could just still be inside of me - growing, that I would have had an womb environment that would have been safe for him. That his growth wouldn't have been soo restricted. Sometimes I feel like I killed him because my body just couldn't be what he needed. I just cannot seem to get to the point of believing that this really happened. WHEN WILL THIS NIGHTMARE END? I sat in the hospital for 4 1/2 weeks because the docs said 27 weeks would be more viable. So I asked God for 27 weeks. I got it and then some. BUT ISAIAH STILL DIDN'T MAKE IT! WHY?!?!? Why didn't I know about this? I made it a point to try and know everything I could, doing the right things, eating the right things - and then this. Why didn't my mother ever tell me that she had PIH until I was ALREADY in hospital? Why didn't I know that my MIL had pre-e symptoms with my BIL who was a preemie? Why didn't I know that I needed to know all of these things? ALL I can do is just shake my head and cry. This is the most painful thing that I have ever experienced in my life. I am so grateful for this Forum because I have few outlets with which to express myself. My friends in the U.S. are too far away. My friends here are soo sweet but really don't get it. And in the middle of this I believe that part of my role is to help someone else who is going through this - and maybe this rant will help someone else who doesn't feel they can express themselves. I don't know. God knows what He is doing but I don't know what He is doing and I am not going to kid myself into believing that I do or that I am happy about it. I am not happy about this and I don't know how I ever will be. I don't know how I will ever get over this - how do I get over my firstborn son? I don't even want to! How will this get better? Am I going to have to go through this again and put a child through this again. Is it worth it? Is it safe? Will my plan - losing weight, vitamins, Omega 3/6 - work to prevent this? How will I feel towards another baby? Will I be through this grief by then? What if I am not? How will I cope? There are just so many questions in my head and no answers and it keeps me in tears. Anyway, it's 3am here. I am going to try and sleep. I don't expect anyone to respond to this but you are welcomed to. I just needed to get these feelings out in the universe.
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"Yeh, cool bring 'em out," I said enthusiastically because I love 'stuff', especially when it's free.
Jane hauled out a huge bag of brand new baby things, and we oohed and aahed over the little booties, romper suits and cute hats.
Then suddenly I saw it; "Jeez Jane. What the BLOODY hell is that?" I asked, recoiling and pointing at the item in her hand.
"It's supposed to be a jumper; it was given to me by one of my out-laws," she replied holding it up for me to see.
"Shit mate, you can't dress Mitchell in that," I said, aghast, "that's the kind of garment that his baby mates will never forget and he'll have his pocket-money stolen for his entire life."
"That's because it's homemade," replied Jane.
"UGH! Homemade!" I shouted, subconsciously flinging the jumper down, "for crikey's sake, how long has she been knitting?"
"To be fair, she is a beginner," replied Jane, "but to be honest, I don't really think she has taken to it."
"No shit, Sherlock," I said, before adding, "there is NO excuse for Mitchell wearing homemade clothes now that Gucci have introduced a babies collection."
"Totally agree with the Gucci thing, but I have a dilemma," Jane continued.
"What's that then?" I asked.
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It's no secret that Kristen Stewart has shed her clothing for a couple of racy sex scenes in her upcoming film, On the Road; and now several screencaps from the film, based on beat writer Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel, have surfaced online.
Still images from two different topless scenes have spread across the web like wildfire; one showing the actress fully nude ans smoking a cigarette on a bed, the other sitting topless in the front sead of a pickup truck with her two male co-stars, Garrett Hedlund and Sam Riley.
Back in May, The Culture and Media Institute's Dan Gainor bashed Stewart's decision to bare her body in the upcoming film in an interview with Radar Online.
"The movie industry has a twisted affection for making raunchy films that use and abuse former child stars," he says. "In the film 'On The Road,' Kristen Stewart engages in a threesome and masturbates two male characters according to reports. How will parents who took their daughters to see the Twilight movies explain this?"
But K-Stew has called her scenes "no big deal."
During a press conference for the film on May 23; she said, ""I wanted to do it. I love pushing. I love scaring myself. I've always wanted to get as close to an experience as I could."
The 22-year-old star plays the 16-year-old wife of a writer's friend. The three learn and grow from several experiences as they travel cross-country together in the film; which is loosely based on Kerouac's own life with some fictional additions to his tale.
"I'm usually self conscious about running around town," Stewart says. "But I got to live more in those four weeks than I ever usually do in my life."
The actress reportedly only made $200,000 for her part after the studio drastically cut the budget, staying on because of her love for Kerouac's book.
As for director Walter Sallies, who cast her when she was just 17, she has nothing but praise.
"'You can do no wrong with [Salles]," she told MTV News at last month's Toronto International Film Festival. "He puts so much inside of you. In the four-week rehearsal process, it was okay to ask any question, to bring up any story, to really over-analyze everything and intellectualize everything. "Once we got on set, it was so about just breathing and letting it happen. He put so much trust in us, so it was like, "Okay, so I have to take my clothes off?" It's so not a big [deal]."
Check out the trailer for the film below; and yes, you can find the nude NSFW shots of Kristen out there on numerous websites, like Perez Hilton.com.


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Superior-based Key Equipment Finance named Steven G. Clyne as northeast regional sales manager. Clyne will be responsible for generating small-to mid-ticket IT equipment leasing and finance sales volume in the region through national channel programs and regional business development efforts. Prior to joining Key, Clyne was Northeast regional sales manager for Leaf Commercial Capital. Previously, he was a director at Patriot Funding Corp., national sales manager at CIT Group Inc., and held a variety of sales and management positions at Citicorp Vendor Finance.
Joseph Jerkovich was named director of marketing for Broomfield-based Accera Inc., a privately held health-care company focused on discovery and development of clinical applications to address acute and chronic neurodegenerative diseases. Jerkovich, who will help spearhead the company's commercialization efforts of Axona in the United States, previously served as head of the professional marketing group at Novartis Consumer Health.
Gary Ray was named program manager at Boulder-based Innovation Center of the Rockies and will work directly with the University of Denver's Office of Technology Transfer.
Sarah Rhett, former senior financial aid counselor and VA certifying official at Naropa University in Boulder, was promoted to assistant director of student financial services.
Marlena Rich was named director of business development at Boulder-based Agloves, an apparel startup that makes gloves that enable wearers to use touchscreen devices such as smartphones. Hindsight Marketing LLC does business as Agloves.
Longmont-based UQM Technologies Inc. (NYSE: UQM), a developer of alternative-energy technologies and manufacturer of electric engines, named John E. Sztykiel to its board of directors, replacing retiring Jerome H. Granrud, a retired Army lieutenant general. Sztykiel is president and chief executive of Charlotte, Michigan-based Spartan Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: SPAR) and a member of its board of directors.
Longmont-based UQM Technologies Inc. hired Jim Welsch as account manager. UQM Technologies, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of high-efficiency motors and controllers for the automotive industry.
The University of Colorado Foundation elected Carl A. "Spike" Eklund of Denver to a two-year term as chairman of its board of directors and Jeremy O. May of Broomfield to a two-year term as vice chairman. Eklund, senior counsel at Ballard Spahr LLP, has served on the CU Foundation's board of trustees since 2005 in roles including vice chairman and chairman of the membership and governance committees. May, president of financial-services firm ALPS Fund Services, has been a trustee since 2006 and chaired audit and compensation committees. The foundation also elected David C. Baker and Michael F. Imhoff of Greenwood Village, James C.T. Linfield of Boulder and Dawn F. Wood of Denver to three-year terms on the board of directors, and Gary M. Jacobs and Donatella P. Scanniello of Boulder, Michael J. Gerber and D. Randall Weeks of Denver, Michael D. Fryt of Cordova, Tennessee, Edward A. Holloway of Timnath, Nan E. Joesten of Alameda, California, Douglas H. Kelsall of Englewood, David T. Lougee of Great Falls, Virginia, Gary D. Meggison of Lakewood, Brett D. Nicholas of Mill Valley, California, James "Jay" S. Ogsbury of Greenwood Village and David R. Santistevan of Rancho Santa Fe, California, to three-year terms on the board of trustees.
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Mark Biggers was elected to a two-year term on the Community Food Share board of directors. Biggers worked for 33 years at Montgomery Watson, now Broomfield-based MWH Global, most recently as its chief operating officer. Since retiring in 2009, he has served as a community volunteer with nine area nonprofit organizations.
Broomfield-based Level 3 Communications Inc. (NYSE: LVLT) appointed Andrew Crouch as regional president for North America, with responsibility for operations, marketing and sales. Crouch previously served as Level 3's regional president for North American sales.
Boulder-based Radish Systems LLC, developer of the ChoiceView platform for sharing visual content in-call with smart mobile device users, expanded its management team. Gary Sonnier, new vice president for business development, has more than 20 years of experience managing technology businesses, most recently as vice president of sales and business development for ArcherMind Inc. Tony Shrader, new director of customer support and professional services, has more than 25 years of experience in the call center industry including stints at Cisco Systems, Chrysler Corp. and MoneyGram International. John Putnam, new marketing manager, specializes in mobile commerce marketing, online digital marketing, and software-developer relations. He founded several consumer-products businesses, worked in the film industry and consulted with startups and early-stage businesses about marketing and product-development strategies.
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- "Mulciber and Avery's idea of humour is just evil. Evil, Sev. I don't understand how you can be friends with them."
- —Lily Evans to Severus Snape[src]
Mulciber was a wizard, possibly son of Mulciber, and a Slytherin student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. After graduating from Hogwarts, he became a Death Eater. He fought in several battles during the First Wizarding War. Mulciber was imprisoned in Azkaban after Voldemort's first downfall, but escaped after Lord Voldemort's return in 1995. During the Second Wizarding War, Mulciber fought at the Battle of the Department of Mysteries with a group of Death Eaters, attempting to take a prophecy from Harry Potter. After the battle, he was imprisoned in Azkaban, but escaped in 1997. It is possible that he fought at the Battle of Hogwarts, too. After Voldemort's defeat in 1998, he was presumably killed or imprisoned again in Azkaban.
Early life
Mulciber attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1970s. He and his friend Avery enjoyed playing cruel pranks on their fellow students, including Mary Macdonald, on whom Mulciber attempted to use Dark Magic during the 1975-1976 school year. Mulciber was also a friend of Severus Snape, which upset Lily Evans, who was Snape's best friend at the time. She found Mulciber's sense of humour to be very sadistic and did not understand how Severus could associate with someone like him.
First Wizarding War
Mulciber eventually joined the Death Eaters. Igor Karkaroff tried to turn Mulciber in to the Ministry of Magic in an attempt to gain release from Azkaban Prison, telling that he specialised at the Imperius Curse, only to be informed, to his dismay, that Mulciber had already been caught.
According to Karkaroff, Mulciber was among Lord Voldemort's most important supporters.
Second Wizarding War
In 1996 with the revolt of the Dementors, Mulciber escaped Azkaban along with nine other Death Eater prisoners.
Battle of the Department of Mysteries
- "We'll split into pairs and search, and don't forget, be gentle with Potter until we've got the prophecy, you can kill the others if necessary..."
- —Lucius Malfoy gives orders to the group of Death Eaters[src]
Later that year, he participated in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries and was paired with Lucius Malfoy. It's unknown if he encountered the children during the chase, but he likely fought the Order of the Phoenix when they came to the rescue. After the battle, he was captured once more.
It is possible that he escaped along with other Death Eaters in 1997 and that he fought at the Battle of Hogwarts.
After the Battle of Hogwarts, it is likely that he was either killed or imprisoned again in Azkaban.
Personality and traits
Even during his years at Hogwarts, Mulciber was described by Lily Evans as having an "evil" sense of humour, even more than Avery. He enjoyed playing cruel pranks on other students, showing a sadistic streak. Lily also called Mulciber and Avery "Death Eaters", before they became two of them, meaning that they had a passion with Dark Arts and blood-purity.
Magical abilities and skills
- Imperius Curse: According to Igor Karkaroff, Mulciber specialised in the Imperius Curse, forcing people to do many frightening things. It is possible that he attempted to use the Imperius Curse on Mary MacDonald, during his time at Hogwarts.
May refer to Mulciber (Hephaestus), meaning "smelter", is an alternate name for the gentle son of Hera and husband of Aphrodite, who had a club foot and was a craftsman and balcksmith in Greek mythology. In Roman mythology he is the god of fire and metallurgy, Vulcan. More likely Rowling n refers to Mulciber, a character in John Milton's Paradise Lost, a story based on mankind falling into sin and the struggle of heaven and hell. Mulciber was a fallen angel who is the architect of Pandemonium, the capital of Hell and home to the demons' council.
Behind the scenes
- One of the earliest Death Eaters to have joined Lord Voldemort was also named Mulciber. The relationship of the two is unclear, but, given the timeline, it is most likely that they were father and son. However, the references to both Mulcibers are hard to separate and thus it is possible that Karkaroff accused the older Mulciber rather than the younger.
- Despite being a friend of both Snape and Avery he is not one of the names mentioned by Sirius Black when he was listing Snape's school gang. It's unknown why he was excluded, though it's possible that there were other members not mentioned by Sirius.
- During the Battle of the Department of Mysteries in the movie, a Death Eater was defeated by Mad-Eye with a scream: it is possibly Avery or Mulciber, but it is not confirmed.
- Mulciber may have been the one to be hit by Ginny with Reducto in the film adaptation of Order of the Phoenix. Also, it was either him, Avery, Macnair, or Lucius who had Pluto blown up in his face by Luna with Reducto in the book (though whoever it was probably survived).
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Mentioned only)
Notes and references
Lord Voldemort
|Death Eaters:
Alecto Carrow | Amycus Carrow | Antonin Dolohov | Augustus Rookwood | Avery (I) | Avery (II) |
Barty Crouch Jr. | Bellatrix Lestrange | Crabbe | Evan Rosier | Gibbon | Goyle |
Jugson | Lestrange | Mulciber (I) | Mulciber (II) | Nott | Pyrites (possibly) | Rabastan Lestrange | Rodolphus Lestrange | Rosier | Selwyn | Thorfinn Rowle | Travers | Walden Macnair | Wilkes | Corban Yaxley
|Death Eaters who Defected:
Draco Malfoy | Igor Karkaroff | Lucius Malfoy | Peter Pettigrew | Regulus Black | Severus Snape
|Death Eaters' allies:
Albert Runcorn | Borgin | Dolores Umbridge | Fenrir Greyback | Golgomath |
Gregory Goyle | John Dawlish | Mafalda Hopkirk | Narcissa Malfoy (defected) | Pansy Parkinson | Quirinus Quirrell | Scabior | Vincent Crabbe
|Other affiliations:
Dementors | Draco Malfoy's gang | Giants (Golgomath's control) | Muggle-Born Registration Commission | Snatchers | Werewolves


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Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz turns 30
March 27, 2009. Posted by Brandy Wood.Add new comment | Filed under: Anniversaries, Arturo O'Farrill, Bill Charlap, concerts, cyrus chestnut, Daryl Sherman, dena derose, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, Grace Kelly, Grady Tate, Jackie Cain, jazz at lincoln center, Joanne Brackeen, John Bunch, karrin allyson, kenny barron, kenny werner, kurt elling, Laurence Hobgood, Marian McPartland, Masters, Mulgrew Miller, Piano Jazz, Randy Weston, Renee Rosnes, Taylor Eigsti, wbgo
Since April 1979, legendary pianist Marian McPartland has welcomed a stellar line-up of jazz artists for one hour of conversation and improvisation on her Peabody Award-winning program. Each week, McPartland, with her engaging personality and improvisational savvy, hosts a variety of performers in her radio living room. You can hear Piano Jazz on WBGO Thursdays at 6:30pm.
Like WBGO, Piano Jazz is turning 30 this April. To celebrate the anniversary, Ms. McPartland returns to Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on April 14th. "The Grande Dame of Jazz" will be joined by some of the music world's most radiant performers. Musical guests will include Kenny Barron, Joanne Brackeen, Bill Charlap, Cyrus Chestnut, Kurt Elling, Mulgrew Miller, Arturo O'Farrill, and Randy Weston. That's the short list.
Additionally, Marian McPartland will be honored with a lifetime achievement award from the "Worshipful Company of Musicians" of England during the evening's festivities. The award will be presented by fellow "WM of M" honoree, pianist John Escreet. For more information, check out www.wcom.org.uk.
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Grammy Nominations Announced - Have Your Say
December 4, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: 2007 monterey jazz festival, cannonball adderley, cassandra wilson, charlie haden, contemporary jazz, gary burton, instrumental solo, jazz album, jazz musicians, karrin allyson, kate mcgarry, mike stern, monterey jazz festival, national academy of recording arts and sciences, norma winstone, randy brecker, Riff, stacey kent, steps to heaven, vocal album, waltz for debby
It's official - the nominations for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards have been announced. Proof that jazz musicians are versatile? Charlie Haden gets nominated for Best Country Instrumental! Strangest sight? How about drummer Jack DeJohnette in the New Age category!
Nominations are the exclusive domain of National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences members, but that doesn't prohibit you from speaking (or writing) your mind. So have your say. Who should have been nominated but wasn't? Who would you pick to win? Be sure to include category and name of artist. Click "Read more" to see the list. Then make your comments.
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Bulls vs Pacers
As with most of the Easts playoff matchups, this one will be reviving a once great playoff matchup. I myself have a thing for underdogs. Only one problem with my fetish though, in the NBA Playoffs they rarely suceed. This matchup though is not as much of a cake walk as some would think. Indiana, besides the pg matchup, does matchup fairly well with Chicago on paper:
This in my mind could go possibly 6 or 7 games with Indy winning all the games in Indianapolis. Also yes I think Chicago is similar to the last Cavs teams that have fizzled out in the postseason.
Prediction-Bulls Win Series 4-2 or 4-3
Orlando vs Atlanta
Orlando wins this by alot.
Prediction-Magic win series 4-2