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Fred Thomas served as environmental reporter for the Omaha World-Herald from 1970-1995, and produced a weekly column, Your Environment, for 25 years. This thesis asked the questions: What elements of reporting and writing converged in Fred Thomas' columns to instruct his readership on environmental issues, events, or items of interest? How does the column respond to the criticisms and challenges of environmental journalism?
This qualitative review of the column "Your Environment" 1972-1997 reveals constructive insights for those who cover the environmental beat. Thomas' writing did not conform to the criticisms of environmental journalism. He did not rely solely upon traditional news values such as conflict in crafting his stories, but also included other evaluative standards including aesthetics and educational or recreational opportunities. He was honest and transparent about his advocacy for the environment, but maintained a belief in balance, accuracy and fairness as being at the core of credible journalism. His stories were in-depth, and placed the issues in context. He utilized several writing styles, including first person observation, prose, traditional news reporting, and nature writing, and he presented those stories in a variety of ways, including features, commentary, hard news and profiles. And he was consistent over the years in covering events, issues or subjects which he felt carried importance to his readership.
A qualitative review of selected years of "Your Environment" revealed changes the column underwent over the course of 25 years, as well as elements of writing and reporting that Thomas used in the column. The results of the literature review and results of the document analysis were compared to discern similarities or disparities. The findings were based on the researcher's interpretive analysis.
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by Richard von Busack
San Jose's internationally famous Psycho Donuts has a cameo in Of Two Minds (playing Sep 1 at 7pm at the United Film Festival in San Francisco at the Roxie Theater). Directors Doug Blush and Lisa Klein (Wordplay) interview Jordan Zweigoron, self-styled "Chief Psycho" at the shop, during its peak moment of controversy. On camera is "Samantha," a local student who is both a diagnosed bi-polar and a fancier of the zany pastries. She says she finds nothing offensive about the idea of a place selling "Split-Personality Donuts." Meanwhile, protesters picket outside.
Bi-polarity sufferers who wrestled, and sometimes lost their lives (as did Klein's sister Lisa) are recorded or remembered here. Subjects include Philadelphia Weekly columnist and "public crazy person" Liz Spikol of Philadelphia, whose first descent was triggered by being raped. Artist Carlton Davis (seem facing his artwork) an architect who helped design stations for the LA Metro, recounts his time in the lower depths, smoking crack and dressing like a woman whom he called "Carlotta". (The heroism of his wife Ginger in sticking with him during these spells is touching.) Cheri Keating, tattooed make-up artist, tells of her constant moves and job switches; she complains of medication that not only costs $600 a month but chases her inspirations away. The problem of the American health system complicates matters. Public free-clinics are deluged. And at the time of filming, insurance companies warded off customers who have this particular pre-existing conditions.
You get something out of maladies, occasionally: the exalted slender body of the fashion model is a tribute to romantic Camille and all the other consumptives. You see here the same scintillation and charm here that's in eccentrics, flamboyants, and fervent polysexual maniacs. And these interviewees have compelling monologues of the extremes to which their illness took them.
The question: are bipolars are over-represented in the arts, or does Of Two Minds over-represent artists as a way of making the problem sympathetic? Bi-polars can be nice people, yes, but the really badly afflicted street wraiths are notable by their absence here. But the documentary subscribes to no dogmas, preferring neither meds nor nutritional solutions as a cure. And then there's the passing comment of David Yen, an actor from Santa Rosa, who illustrates bi-polarism with a quote by Umberto Eco on the subject of a more common derangement, love: the world would be a more peaceful place without it…and more boring.

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On sabbatical next year, she will begin writing a book about the excavation of a Vandal period Christian basilica in Africa
Classics professor Susan Stevens was awarded a $35,000 Loeb Classical Library Foundation Grant from Harvard University to support her writing of a book documenting the archaeological excavation of an ancient Christian church in Africa.
Stevens worked on the excavation of the Christian basilica at Carthage, Tunisia, in the early 1990s and published one book about some of the excavation work when she began teaching at Randolph. During the 2013-2014 academic year, she will undertake a sabbatical project to author a book on the revelations of the excavation work completed since then. The new book, which she anticipates will be published in 2017, will cover an older, Vandal Period portion of the basilica.
Stevens was also delighted to accept an invitation from the Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome to be the Suzanne Deal Booth Scholar-in-Residence during part of her sabbatical.


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Chapter 21.
Mademoiselle Marguerite sprang to her feet, quivering with indignation. Her eyes
sparkled and her lips trembled as she threw back her head with a superb gesture of scorn,
which loosened her beautiful dark hair, and caused it to fall in rippling masses over her
shoulders. "Ah! Madame de Fondege is here!" she repeated, in a tone of crushing
contempt--"Madame de Fondege, your wife, here!"
It seemed to her an impossibility to receive the hypocrite who had written the letter of the
previous evening--the accomplice of the scoundrels who took advantage of her
wretchedness and isolation. Her heart revolted at the thought of meeting this woman, who
had neither conscience nor shame, who could stoop so low as to intrigue for the millions
which she fancied had been stolen. Mademoiselle Marguerite was about to forbid her to
enter, or to retire herself, when the thought of her determination to act stealthily
restrained her. She instantly realized her imprudence, and, mastering herself with a great
effort, she murmured: "Madame de Fondege is too kind! How can I ever express my
Madame de Fondege must have heard this, for at the same moment she entered the room.
She was short, and very stout--a faded blonde, with her complexion spoilt by a multitude
of freckles. She had very large hands, broad, thick feet, and a shrill voice; and the
vulgarity of her appearance was all the more noticeable on account of her pretensions to
elegance. For although her father had been a wood-merchant, she boasted of her exalted
birth, and endeavored to impress people with the magnificence of her style of living,
though her fortune was problematical, and her household conducted in the most frugal
style. Her attire suggested a continual conflict between elegance and economy--between
real poverty and feigned prodigality. She wore a corsage and overskirt of black satin; but
the upper part of the underskirt, which was not visible, was made of lute-string costing
thirty sous a yard, and her laces were Chantilly only in appearance. Still, her love of
finery had never carried her so far as shop-lifting, or induced her to part with her honor
for gewgaws--irregularities which are so common nowadays, even among wives and
mothers of families, that people are no longer astonished to hear of them.
No--Madame de Fondege was a faithful wife, in the strict and legal sense of the word.
But how she revenged herself! She was "virtuous;" but so dangerously virtuous that one
might have supposed she was so against her will, and that she bitterly regretted it. She
ruled her husband with a rod of iron. And he who was so terrible in appearance, he who
twirled his ferocious mustaches in such a threatening manner, he who swore horribly
enough to make an old hussar blush, became more submissive than a child, and more
timid than a lamb when he was beside his wife. He trembled when she turned her pale
blue eyes upon him in a certain fashion. And woe to him if he ventured to rebel. She
suppressed his pocket-money, and during these penitential seasons he was reduced to the
necessity of asking his friends to lend him twenty- franc pieces, which he generally
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NAMES: Former Vikings P CHRIS KLUWE has retained Minneapolis-based attorney CLAYTON HALUNEN and the National Center for Lesbian Rights to represent him in his dispute with the team over his release (ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, 1/6)....New Jersey resident JOSH FINKELMAN is suing the NFL "for violating state law by making only a small number of tickets" to Super Bowl XLVIII available for purchase to the general public. Finkelman has filed a class action lawsuit in federal court "alleging the NFL and its member teams violated the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act by splitting the estimated 80,000 tickets" to the game "between the league, its 32 teams and the two host teams" (Newark STAR-LEDGER, 1/7)....ESPN's LISA SALTERS said of her friendship with Lakers G KOBE BRYANT, "Kobe texts (me) and checks in about [her son] SAM -- 'How's he doing?' (or) 'How are your holidays? How's the summer doing?' We just get along really well. It goes beyond basketball" (Baltimore SUN, 1/5)....Former Raleigh News & Observer reporter A.J. CARR will be inducted into the N.C. Sports HOF on May 9 (Raleigh NEWS & OBSERVER, 1/7)....UFC fighter/agent TITO ORTIZ was arrested yesterday morning in L.A. "on suspicion of driving drunk" (DAILYNEWS.com, 1/6)....Former NFLer MATT LIGHT and Patriots RB STEVAN RIDLEY attended the Nitro Circus Live show at TD Garden on Sunday night (BOSTON GLOBE, 1/7)....Nets Owner MIKHAIL PROKHOROV has been "partying it up with a phalanx of beautiful women in the French Alps" (N.Y. POST, 1/7).


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In a game that could see either side go second, for at least 24 hours, the unseasonal weather aside, this Louth derby won't lack any bite. Stephen Kenny will be hoping to climb into second place ahead of Derry City after a promising start to the season. Drogheda will also be able to jump into second place if they improve on their early season form.
Stephen Kenny's side held his old club Shamrock Rovers to a scoreless draw on the opening day of their season at Oriel Park. Back to back victories over Shelbourne followed – one in the EA Sports Cup – and despite then losing to league leaders Sligo Rovers they bounced back last weekend with a 2-1 victory away to early season strugglers, U.C.D.
After an opening day defeat to St. Patricks Athletic, Drogheda gained some momentum with draws at home to Limerick and away to Derry City. Last weekend saw their first league win of the season over Bray Wanderers after the disappointment of their high profile friendly with Turkish side Trabzonspor was called off three days beforehand due to the inclement weather.
Ex-Shamrock Rovers midfielder Stephen McDonnell will miss out for the Lilywhites who is out for a minimum of three weeks with a calf injury. With no early season suspensions this is the only injury concern for Kenny in a fixture that Dundalk failed to win in any of the two sides three meetings last season.
Stephen Kenny has spoken this week about the good feeling around the club and the confidence their strong start has instilled in his side. But Kenny is presuming nothing, advising Drogheda "have good players and have done very well. I am pleased with our preparation though. Our focus has been very, very good and we're ready for it. These derbies always have an edge but we can't get caught up on that. We have to concentrate on the football and go out there to win."
Mick Cooke will be looking to build on the Bray victory and will be calling for his side to dig deep again in a game they will be desperate to win to maintain their momentum. The artificial pitch and the weather won't aide the hopes of Cooke's troops and a draw would be a reasonable result, all things considered. It's 21 years since there was a scoreless draw between these two sides at Oriel Park. Thursday night though, could put an end to that record


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Any New UL Rain Jackets on the Market ?
Apr 28, 2014 at 7:46 am #1316165
I am trying to help a friend find a good quality UL rain jacket for a 200 mile race with mandatory gear to be carried.
I own a NF Triumph anorak and a Marmot Essence, but have not looked at raingear for a while.
Are there any new options on the market ?
Is the Anti Gravity rain jacket a true rain jacket ? sealed seams ? breathable ?
no ponchos or capes, or wind breakers calling themselves rain jackets, must be a real rain jacket.
Apr 28, 2014 at 9:10 am #2097153
Owen McMurreySpectator
@owenmLocale: SE US
OR's Helium HD(Helium with pit zips and hand pockets) is fairly new. Think it came out last month. I tried a couple on in a store last week. Definitely for the slimmer crowd, but if your friend is doing a 200mile race that probably applies.Apr 28, 2014 at 1:14 pm #2097248
Paul HatfieldBPL Member
Well this is just under 10 oz:
Montane Aero eVent Pullover
There's also a new rain jacket with rain-proof vents on the sides, but I can't remember the manufacturer.Apr 28, 2014 at 1:22 pm #2097252
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"Is the Anti Gravity rain jacket a true rain jacket ?"
I would call it a true rain parka shell, since it has a hood. I've used one for several years.
"sealed seams ?"
I've never seen any seam sealer in there. Still, I have never sensed that seams were leaking during rain.
"breathable ?"
No. I don't believe that anybody ever claimed that it was breathable. When I am wearing it during rain and I am moving and generating body heat, I just leave the bottom as open as possible. That keeps just enough air moving to make it OK. If I am generating a lot of body heat, I unzip it a bit around the neck as well. I believe that AntiGravity Gear has one model with arm pit zips.
–B.G.–Apr 28, 2014 at 1:50 pm #2097268
Paul – looking for sub 7 oz jackets, so 10 oz is a bit heavy, thanks.
Bob – thanks for the Anti Gravity info, so I guess you are saying its more than a wind shirt, just no sealed seams. do you know if the seams are sewn or bonded ?Apr 28, 2014 at 2:03 pm #2097269
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"Bob – thanks for the Anti Gravity info, so I guess you are saying its more than a wind shirt, just no sealed seams. do you know if the seams are sewn or bonded ?"
I don't think that anybody called it a wind shirt. I know that the seams on mine are neatly sewn. I have no idea what the manufacturer is doing to the current model. Mine weighs 4.45 ounces.
–B.G.–Apr 28, 2014 at 3:17 pm #2097291
Nathan WattsBPL Member
Check out offerings from inov-8 and salomon. They typically offer jackets that meet waterproofness and breathability standards for such races. They're not the most practical jackets for most on this board, but they meet race minimums, weigh next to nothing, and pack up nice and small to fit in a running pack.
here's a 5.5oz inov-8 jacket:
And I used to own a sub 6oz salomon shell called the minim ultimate pullover. Waterproof and packed up as small as your average wind shellApr 28, 2014 at 3:34 pm #2097296
"Paul – looking for sub 7 oz jackets, so 10 oz is a bit heavy, thanks."
It's not new, but the Montane Minimus meets your specs for weight and waterproofness.
At 5 oz, it's my go to Sierra rain jacket/wind shirt in one tidy little package. If I were still running, I would not hesitate to use it as my WPB.Apr 28, 2014 at 8:21 pm #2097398
Warren GreerSpectator
@warrengreerLocale: SoCal
Went to look at this jacket. Nice MVTR and HH. However, a medium in this is stated to be approx. 7.4 ounces, so still within the OPs needs, but not 5 ounces either. I was pretty excited about that low weight. But the cost of over $200 is also on the steep side as well.Apr 28, 2014 at 9:11 pm #2097422
Matt DirksenBPL Member
@namelesswayLocale: Mid Atlantic
Did you look at Lukes Ultraligt?
If I recall I saw a few different jackets if different materials, all somewhere between 4 and 7oz.
And everything is made to order so every product is essentially "new".Apr 28, 2014 at 10:19 pm #2097446
several good possibilities suggested so far.
I will look in to them.Apr 28, 2014 at 10:38 pm #2097449
William ChiltonBPL Member
@williamc3Locale: Antakya
Perhaps Tom was referring to the Montane Minimus Smock. 148 grams (5.2 ounces) in medium according to UOG, who actually weigh the gear, rather than just using manufacturers specs.Apr 28, 2014 at 11:22 pm #2097463
ed hyattBPL Member
@edhyattLocale: The North
The brand Berghaus has been increasingly moving towards lighter weight gear – this comes in at 110g – just under 4oz
http://store.berghaus.com/p/activity/mens-vapourlight-hyper-smock/421157Apr 29, 2014 at 5:57 am #2097496
Dave GreyBPL Member
Just so you're aware, the Berghaus Hyperlite isn't breathable – at all.
Also consider the Inov-8 Race-Elite 150 Stormshell, Rab Pulse Pull-on, and the OMM Aether.
DaveApr 29, 2014 at 11:50 am #2097631
ed hyattBPL Member
@edhyattLocale: The North
David – interesting; my mate has one (I'm not a runner just a weight weenie) and thinks it as good as other's in the 'class'.
No real in-depth reviews from others, but some comment.
Philippe Gatta used one on the Great Himalayan Trail – and seemed impressed (he is a Berghaus sponsored athlete and was involved in the design).
A lot of what else exists is Gear Show stuff.
Have you used one?
I'm interested for the weight saving aspect in areas where it does not rain much myself.Apr 29, 2014 at 12:31 pm #2097637
Nathan WattsBPL Member
Ed if you're interested for the weight savings aspect, you should check out jackets made from Gore Windstopper fabric too. The fabric is waterproof but the seams likely won't be taped. For this reason (lack of taped seams) a windstopper jacket probably won't qualify as a waterproof jacket under race rules, but it might work for your needs as an emergency shell for where it doesn't rain much.
For an example of something like this you can find a Gore Running brand one in a for sale thread I have going. It's probably not what you're really after as that one doesn't have a hood. Haglofs might offer some hooded examples too.Apr 29, 2014 at 3:53 pm #2097679
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William ChiltonBPL Member
@williamc3Locale: Antakya
Tom, please forgive me if my post came across as a put down. That certainly wasn't my intention, just the opposite, in fact. My quote of 5.2 oz was meant in support of your 5 oz claim against the 7.4 oz that Warren was saying. I guess my communication skills need a bit of brushing up.
I don't own a Minimus Smock, but I've been considering buying one many times.Apr 30, 2014 at 3:23 pm #2098006
"Tom, please forgive me if my post came across as a put down. That certainly wasn't my intention, just the opposite, in fact. My quote of 5.2 oz was meant in support of your 5 oz claim against the 7.4 oz that Warren was saying. I guess my communication skills need a bit of brushing up."
I truly appreciate the sentiment, William. It is in short supply in our society in general these days. But, on reflection, I think it is I who should apologize, both to you and the community at large. My response was unjustifiably snarky in a situation where I should have given you the benefit of the doubt and let it pass, particularly given your that your intent turned out to be benign. A classic example of the difficulty of communicating clearly on the Internet and jumping to conclusions when responding. I shall endeavor to do better in the future.
"I don't own a Minimus Smock, but I've been considering buying one many times."
There has been a fair amount written on BPL about the Minimus smock, and the consensus opinion on its major shortcomings seems to be that the WPB membrane is not durable under conditions of high use, nor is it sturdy enough for serious bushwhacking. I suspect those who hold this opinion are correct for those situations, but for occasional use in areas where those conditions do not apply, like the Sierra, I have found it to be a near ideal combination of WPB shell and wind shirt.May 1, 2014 at 7:45 am #2098177
thanks for the input on the UL rain coats.
Tom just brought up a good point.
among the sub 7 oz rain jackets, is there one that is more durable than the others ?
I do realize that with UL weight comes some decrease in durability.May 1, 2014 at 8:25 am #2098191
Brad RogersBPL Member
@mocs123Locale: Southeast Tennessee
You can get a Gore Tex pack lite jacket in the 7 to 8 oz range. It doesn't berate all that much better then the PU coated jackets but it is much more durable and waterproof long term in my opinion. OR doesn't make the Zealot anymore but you might could find one used. Haglofs has a GT jacket in that range as well as Luke's ultralight. I think marmot also sold one at one time.
For just one race what about Dry ducks? They are waterproof and breathable not to mention cheap and light.
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SXSWedu convenes education professionals from around the world and the SXSWedu Expo merges that diverse community with Central Texas Students in a unique, high-energy experience. The event features more than a hundred exhibitors, student performances, a student startup competition and opportunities for personal and professional development through session programming and coaching.
In 2016, the Expo brought more than 6,300 students, parents and educators together. New for 2017, the Expo is expanding to a two-day event with the first day open only to SXSWedu registrants and the second day free and open the public.
Day One
Open to SXSWedu Registrants Only
Monday, March 6 | 8:00am - 3:00pm
Austin Convention Center, Exhibit Halls 3 & 4
Attendees Include: Early childhood and K-12 teachers, district and campus administrators, curriculum and instruction leaders, college/university educators and administrators, librarians, media specialist and non-traditional educators
- Exhibitors
- Session Programming
- Morning Mixer
Day Two
FREE and Open to the Public - Free RSVP
Tuesday, March 7 | 8:00am - 3:00pm
Austin Convention Center, Exhibit Halls 3 & 4
Attendees Include: Students (pre-k through college), parents, counselors, K-12, college/university educators and administrators, education focused organizations
- Exhibitors
- Session Programming
- Student Startup Competition
- College & Career Coaches
- Student Performances
Expo Overview
Learning Pavilions & Exhibits
The Expo features more than a hundred hands-on, interactive exhibits, organized by theme over a variety of interests including:
- Colleges, universities, trade schools, certificate programs
- Instructional technology and curriculum providers
- Non-Profits and Associations
- Test prep and tutorial services
- After school programs, clubs and camps
- Continuing education and professional development providers
- Health and wellness programs and products
Exhibits are organized at the event in Learning Pavilions for ease of discovery. Last year's pavilions included; Continuing & Informal Education, College, Employer, Health & Wellness, Music & Arts, Schools, Software & Resources and STEM.
Interested in exhibiting? Fill out the exhibit booth form for more information.
Session Programming
The 2017 Expo will feature an exciting lineup of session programming during both day one and day two of the event. Subject matter will range to cover a variety of topics for both professional workforce development and student youth development.
Programming on day two, Tuesday, March 7, will be free and open to the public.
SXSWedu has partnered with ATPE so that continuing professional education (CPE) credit can be attained by attending these sessions during the event.
On day two of the expo, visitors will have the opportunity to meet with college students and local professionals who align with their interest, education and career goals. These meetings are an opportunity for mentorship and guidance as students, parents and attendees think about their learning goals.
Student Performances
SXSWedu is proud to showcase the talent of learners on the Expo Stage. This lineup of young musicians, writers and entrepreneurs represents some of the best and brightest students in Texas' thriving education community.
Student Startup Competition
The 2017 Student Startup Competition will take place during the SXSWedu Expo on the Expo Stage. This competition welcomes Central Texas high school students to submit an application for the chance to pitch the team's latest business idea to a panel of judges and live audience. The winner of the competition will take home a cash prize to fuel their entrepreneurial endeavor. Applications for the 2017 competition will open in December 2016.
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MONACO -- The IAAF says two female athletes whose doping cases emerged at the London Olympics have been suspended by their national federations.
Track and field's governing body says Syrian 400-meter hurdler Ghfran Almouhamad is banned for six months through Feb. 9.
Almouhamad tested positive for the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine in a sample taken Aug. 3, two days before she finished eighth in her first-round heat at the Olympics.
The IAAF says Turkish long jumper Karin Mey Melis has been banned for two years until Aug. 7, 2014.
Mey Melis was withdrawn from the Olympic final hours before competing, when details of her failed test at the European Championships in June were confirmed. She tested positive for testosterone after finishing fifth in Helsinki.


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VANCOUVER — One day after Canucks defenseman Dan Hamhuis left Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals in the second period due to injury, Vancouver coach said Thursday at the University of British Columbia that the defenseman is "day-to-day."
Hamhuis hip-checked Bruins left wing Milan Lucic and was cross-checked immediately following the play by B's center David Krejci. He headed down the tunnel and did not return to the game. The former 12th overall pick has averaged 24:50 of ice time this postseason, which is third on the Canucks.


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Some days ago I've published an article about copy.com, a service similar to Dropbox where a copy of one of your folders is synchronized on the cloud, this is true for any computer where you install the copy.com/dropbox/ubuntu one applet and so you can easily share your documents among your computers and have a copy on the cloud.
But what if you don't want to share a copy on the cloud of your documents but you need to quickly share a document among your computers ?
Usb stick is usually the best option, but there is also an alternative that use the local network to send data among computers: NitroShare
NitroShare is designed to be hassle-free in every aspect. Just install the application on any machine running Ubuntu or Windows and you're all set. Each machine should discover all of the other machines on the local network. The application integrates with the operating system, using application indicators on Ubuntu and the system tray on Windows.
NitroShare it's an open source little program, the main purpose is to act as an intermediary (mini server) to transfer data between two computers connected both to a local area network (LAN).
NitroShare introduces the concept of "share boxes", which are small widgets that are placed on your desktop. Each share box represents another machine on your local network that you can instantly share files with by dropping them on it. (You can also create a share box that will ask you which machine you want to send the files to.)
The main features of NitroShare are:
- dynamic file compress during transfer to decrease transfer time and bandwidth
- CRC checksum generation to ensure file integrity during transfer
- full compatibility with clients running on other operating systems
- a helpful configuration wizard to guide you through setting up the application on your machines
- The application was developed using the Qt framework and therefore runs on any platform supported by Qt, including Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Installation and setup
The official website offers .rpm and .deb packages for both 32 and 64 bit, these will cover a lot of distributions, or if you use Arch Linux you can find it in the AUR repository, if you use Fedora check this link for some suggestion on the setup.
Ubuntu and Mint users can also add a PPA, if they prefer, with the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa: george-edison55/nitroshare sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install nitroshare
After installation, when you first start the program, a wizard will lead you step by step through the setup of the main settings and to automatically connect the computers between which you want to perform data exchange.
Basic Usage
Once installed NitroShare creates a widget on the desktop that provides generic access to the other machines that have the application up and running.
You can also create an indipendent "share box", for each computer. When you want to send files you just have to drag the file and drop it on the widget of the computer where you want to send the file.
In Ubuntu , the widget also has integration in the system tray and a context menu that opens when you click with the right mouse button on a file or directory within Nautilus.
NitroShare does its job flawlessly. It moves files in a local network easily, simplifying the task a lot, in the past It had problems sending large files , but the bug should be now been fixed, and in general you should use this software to move "small" fils, so < 1 GB.
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Or just run a quick and simple webserver. From http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/tech-tip-really-simple-http-server-python
1)cd to some directory containing files to be served out
2)run: python -m SimpleHTTPServer {optional port#} > $somedir/logfile.txt &
3)point browser at port 8000 or other specified port for this host
Will interpret/display index.html, if present. Have not tested other indexes.
If not present, gives directory listing, minus '.' and '..'
I'm an avid user of AeroFs which works on many, if not all platforms. Nitroshare appears to have the edge with independant share boxes. Nice.
I still use an old version of Opera to use Opera Unite. Has worked flawlessly for years.
Hi, did you test / compare Dukto?
I've been using Nitro for sometime and it's great. I like the desktop feature.
When I'm away from my comp, I either use shared.com or mediafire.com
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The Kingdom Consoles and Compels Us
The kingdom of God advances through the expression of the King's gifts to the church. When working properly the church matures and Christ takes ground in the hearts of men and in the world.
Good News Bringing Great Joy
Joy is the result of abiding trust in a God who is omnipotent and omni-benevolent towards you. Joy comes from knowing that God is powerful and lovingly for you!
The Cross Illuminates God's Attributes
Many have said that it is a study of the attributes of God that has been most impactful in their spiritual walk. No doubt it is when we, with eyes full of grace, look at God as he presents himself in his revelation that we are truly humbled and God himself is exalted in accordance with true knowledge of him.
I share these same sentiments. Several years ago, I began a home Bible study on the attributes of God. But a funny thing happened to me in this study. In preparing to teach on God's holiness, I searched for the supreme representation and/or demonstration of divine holiness, I graciously stumbled upon what appeared to be the power cord that illuminated the divine perfections without rival.
As I studied the attributes of God's holiness I found the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ to be the supreme demonstration of this eternal perfection of God. The same thing happened as I studied God's righteousness, his love, his mercy, his wisdom, his sovereignty and so on. This birthed a wonderful study that focused specifically on the attributes of God in light of the cross. God has used this study to change my life and compel worship and awe. The cross of the Jesus is indeed the supreme demonstration of the divine attributes.
Consider God's holiness. Where do we find God distinguished as holy more than through the transcendent requirements and achievement of perfection? Surely the priests in Leviticus knew much of God's holiness, but they …
In the Mansion of God's Character, Every Room is Bright Light!
This is the message we have heard from him and proclaim to you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all. (1 John 1:5)
As finite creatures we have trouble getting our arms around absolute knowledge. Even with the places or subjects that we are most familiar with, we often kick over another rock to discover something new.
This is not the case with God. He knows everything and everyone perfectly. He is the infinite God. His knowledge is complete. He is never learning or growing. Instead, he is utterly sufficient in his absolute and infinite perfection.
This is why such statements as John's above are so astounding. God's declares that he is light. This metaphor in the Scriptures refers to God's purity or holiness as well as his knowledge. The assertion is that God is perfectly pure without any defect or blemish.
What makes this all the more astounding is that God himself is infinite. In other words, the infinite God has plumbed the depths of his infinite character, surveyed it, and concluded with credibility of his divine character: I am perfectly light! In the mansion of God's character there is not a single room, closet, or hallway of iniquity—every room is bright light and a fragrance, a boquet of holiness!
As a result, believers are to walk in the light (1 John 1.5, 7). We are to press into his character and reflect it into the world around us. As we are doing this we are reminded that it …
Good Friends Bring Friends to Jesus
Friends are valuable. They share life's joys, disappointments, and hopes with us. They come to weddings, birthdays, hospitals, and funerals. Between friends there is straight talk and no barriers; there is trust and transparency; there is giving and getting. Friends share what's on their mind and most important to them.
One of my favorite narratives is the story of Philip and Nathanael. This story depicts a good friend doing what good friends should do. Jesus came to Galilee and found Philip. When he found him he told him, "Follow me." (Jn. 1.43) Being persuaded that Jesus was the Messiah he promptly did something that is both logical and instructive: he went and told his friend:
"Philip found Nathanael and said to him, "We have found him of whom Moses in the Law and also the prophets wrote, Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph."" (John 1:45)
Philip, being convinced of who Jesus was, went to his friend Nathanael and told him all about him. This is the same thing that Andrew did for his brother Simon Peter after he was called to follow Jesus. In remarkable brevity we read in verse 42 about how Andrew served Peter: "He brought him to Jesus."
This just makes sense, doesn't it? Once we have realized, truly realized who Jesus is then we have to, we must tell other people who he is and what he's done. We cannot simply look at Jesus, accept his claims, lean upon his promises, cling to his work, hope in his …
The Price-Tag of Sin is Staggering
"Father, if you are willing, remove this cup from me. Nevertheless, not my will, but yours, be done." Luke 22.42
Jesus is here in the Mount of Olives. It is here that the olive, being pressed upon from every side, serves as an illustration of where Jesus comes. Indeed he is being tormented in spirit; his heart is being crushed as his abandonment upon the cross is in full view. He will reach the depths of human brokenness and lift up his voice in prayer. So here he comes to the Mount of Olives to feel and experience the relentless pressure of being forsaken by God.
Matthew tells us that the soul of Jesus is "very sorrowful, even to death". Why? Why is Jesus here experiencing the uttermost grief and sorrow that a man can take? Why is he on the verge of death as he bears up under this grief? It is because of the infinite price-tag that accompanies the sin of rebels like you and like me. The inflexible and unrelenting cup of divine wrath is fully mixed and the Savior is contemplating the reality of having his head thrust back and drinking it down to the dregs.
There is much application here for us as Christians. See how heinous your sin is that it brings Jesus to the point of physical death when he considers its due penalty? How does your sin affect you? Do you hate it? I mean truly, do you see if for what it is? It …
Respond to the Gospel like a Prophet, Priest and King.
Prophet, Priest, and King. Those three words have biblical tonnage tethered to them. Each communicate the person and work of Christ with succinct theological clarity.
The Heidelberg Catechism picks up this thread in question 31 (emphasis mine):
Q: Why is he called "Christ", that is, the anointed?
A: Because he is ordained of God the Father, and anointed with the Holy Ghost, to be our chief Prophet and Teacher, who has fully revealed to us the secret counsel and will of God concerning our redemption; and to be our only High Priest, who by the one sacrifice of his body, has redeemed us, and makes continual intercession with the Father for us; and also to be our eternal King, who governs us by his word and Spirit, and who defends and preserves us in that salvation, he has purchased for us.
I have found that these three terms are also quite helpful in thinking through the believer's response to the gospel in living a life of worshipful obedience.
Prophet: Christians are to make the good confession of faith, speak the truth of the gospel to one another and outsiders, and continue to be governed by the truth that, "it is written…" (Rom. 10.9-11; Col. 3.15-17; Matt. 28.18-20; 2 Tim. 3.16-17).
Priest: As believers we are to continually offer up the sacrifice of praise in response to the sufficient and unblemished work of Christ. Just like the burnt offering that was to be ever burning and consuming of the sacrifice, …
We Seek You Because We Need You, Not the Other-Way Around
A necessary reminder this morning:
Teach us, O God, that nothing is necessary to Thee. Were anything necessary to Thee that thing would be the measure of Thine imperfection: and how could we worship one who is imperfect? If nothing is necessary to Thee, then no one is necessary, and if no one, then not we. Thou dost seek us though Thou does not need us. We seek Thee because we need Thee, for in Thee we live and move and have our being. Amen." (A.W. Tozer, The Knowledge of the Holy)
Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways!
"For who has known the mind of the Lord,
or who has been his counselor?"
"Or who has given a gift to him
that he might be repaid?"
For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen.
(Romans 11:33-36 ESV)
Becoming Impressed with the Flawless Duty of Christ
Like many, I wake up and think about what I need to get accomplished today and how I am going to do it. My mind begins to infiltrate the various areas and sub areas of responsibility. However, I am aware, even at this early hour of contemplation, that I am not going to get it all done. And furthermore, that what I do get finished will not be without flaw.
In what can only be described as the grace of God, my mind was quickly drawn to Hebrews 7:
Consequently, he is able to save to the uttermost those who draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession for them. (Heb 7.25)
The beloved Savior and High Priest does not, like the other priests, die. Furthermore, he does not need to atone for his own sins (7.23ff). As a result we have a perfect and eternal high priest who offered a perfect and eternally acceptable sacrifice to the Father.
I need to remember that even on my 'best' days I need to have my beloved high priest fervently, faithfully, zealously, and successfully pleading the merits of his righteous life and sacrificial death in my stead. There is not a second that I live here on earth when I am not dependent upon this glorious work.
And furthermore, there is not a second throughout all eternity that his saints will not depend upon his gloriously flawless work! This Jesus will not only be the song of my …
Forgetting Not His Benefits
Every now and then I like to write poetry. This comes from the 103rd Psalm.
Bless the LORD, O my Soul,
my lips His worth I now extol
From within this feeble frame,
I rise to bless His holy name
Forgetting not His benefits,
the only one of whom my praise is fit
You've forgiven all my iniquity
You've given me new eyes to see
You've showered me in mercy
You've crowned my life with love in Thee


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Posted by Chris McClean on June 10, 2010
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A few weeks ago, Stephanie Balaouras and I posted a podcast on a topic that has been a high priority for many of our customers — how to apply risk management techniques to IT security. We know that many of you are feeling the pressure to take the lead in IT risk management and in some cases even play a role in initiating risk management at the corporate level.
The key to success is understanding the core elements of risk management and how to plug them into existing processes without creating simply another layer of overhead. A major theme of my recent research has been on existing risk management standards and how they are being applied to IT Security and Risk functions. For example, the ISO 31000 risk management standard outlines a five-step process for formalized risk management. My January report, Introducing ERM To IT Security And Risk , provides a summary of the standard, and I will be expanding upon the next steps in my upcoming research documents. In addition, look out for my next doc on Regulatory Intelligence, to be published in the next few months.
In the meantime, I encourage you to listen to this podcast to hear about best practices and lessons learned from clients who have gone through these steps. And as always, I welcome any questions or feedback.
Aligning IT Risk and ERM Objectives
Comment from John Kelly on Fri, 06/18/2010 - 08:38
Great report Chris, I often speak to CIOs and CROs who are increasingly integrating their IT risk programs with their overall ERM program in an effort to operationalize an effective and sustainable IT Risk program that is aligned with business objectives and goals.
I think the process of IT
Comment from Anon Ymous (not verified) on Mon, 06/21/2010 - 11:53
I think the process of IT Security Threat and Risk Assessment (TRA) and Certification and Accreditation (C&A) needs to be baselined and automated to ensure sound governance, risk management and compliance across the organisation's IT operating environment. There are various methodologies, and guidelines as well as open source and commercial software available for organisations to easily adopt, operate and manage. Examples include, NIST SP800-39, CSEC/RCMP Harmonized TRA Methodology, OCTAVE, PolicyDoc SMART, Dynetics Cyber Security C&A software, etc.
This, alone, will not enable senior management to make informed risk-based decisions, which is vital to Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). More specifically, commitment of funding and resources to sustain and improve the organisation's IT security program. Why? Because most often these [IT Security] outputs are written in IT speak vice business speak, which causes confusion and often results in sidestepping IT security for competing priorities that are more easily digested and supported. Thereby perpetuating the whole "IT security is an IT issue and NOT a corporate issue" mantra.
That being said, I think, introducing ERM to IT Security and Risk Management might be better accepted if the IT Security Program is first introduced to the organisation; and aligned with corporate strategies and business processes.
From there, IT security related threats to the organisation should be fed into ERM to help create senior management awareness of what business programs and services are facing on a daily basis. In doing so, the quantitative value of the IT Security Program to the organisation is demonstrated. At that point, IT Security TRA and C&A investments become a much easier sell since senior management can appreciate and understand of the real value to business programs and services. In my view, this will get a CISO much further ahead than constantly crying to senior management about risks to IT systems and data, which never seem materialize --perhaps because of the lack of funding and resources needed to implement adequate detection controls and monitor them on a routine basis.
Converging IT and Enterprise Risk
Comment from Chris McClean on Thu, 07/01/2010 - 17:01
The comment in the last post is an interesting one: "introducing ERM to IT Security and Risk Management might be better accepted if the IT Security Program is first introduced to the organisation."
From the work I have done with clients, IT security can certainly get some "introduction" into the business if senior management highlights the importance of key IT security issues (privacy, IP protection, business continuity, etc.) but the bulk of the work has to be bottom-up.
If the head of IT security cannot articulate the most significant risks and give some indication of their impact on the business, then it doesn't matter if they have the visibility they need. They will still struggle to justify budget increases or gain broader participation from the rest of the organization.
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My children and I have been seeing Dr. Davis since the first of the three children were born. I think it is essential to establish a doctor and stick with them. All three of my children are extremely healthy and he has never misdiagnosed them , to my knowledge. I also have several chronic health problems and when Doc isn't sure he never hesitates to run test or send me to a Specialist. I love the staff there and the fact that they respect me. I guess the most essential thing is, Doc Davis doesn't think he's God or a magician, he's just an educated man working to help keep my family well. I am happy to have a Caring Doc and Staff for over ten years.
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My husband has 3 slipped discs in his back. We had been trying to get help from Dr. Davis for two years to find out why his back was hurting. We finally went to u.a.m.s to the spine clinic where we received the diagnosis. The pain clinic there wrote Dr. Davis a referral for pain medication. After all of this he would only give him 5/500 vicodin. The medication in no way helped so he called and told them, they then informed him he would have to go back to see the pain clinic because Dr. Davis wasn't going to help him. We did so and the pain clinic sent him another referral. He then received loratab 10/650. Dr. Davis only gave him 40 pills and told him to take four aday. By my calculations that is only enough medication for ten days. Over the last few weeks my husband has had 5 teeth pulled and had received three prescriptions for 16 vicodin 7.5/650. Which lasted 4 days a piece. In all that is 22 days worth of medication not 31. He called today (31 days since his prescription was filled for the 40 loratabs from Dr. Davis) and the nurse informed him that they were flagging him as a narcotics abuser and would no longer see him as a patient. We do not have insurance and have been paying him up front with cash. I personally feel that he is a doctor capable of diagnosing a cold, ear infection, or maybe even the chicken pox but that is about it. Dr. Davis' staff is very rude and the reason we began to pay the entire bill up front is because one time when I was making payments the lady either pocketed my previous payment or didn't write it down. Thankfully I keep all my receipts and showed them that I had made that payment and what my balance should be and the lady still didn't want to fix the error and was very rude. My opinion of this doctor is so low I will be pulling myself and all three of our children out of his care and I am considering going to his office when the waiting room is full so that I can fore warn every patient there how they could be treated.
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Located in the heart of Kanazawa, this hotel is steps from Motenashi Dome and Ishikawa Ongakudo. Omicho Market and Izumi Kyoka Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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This hotel features a restaurant, self parking, and concierge services. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk are onsite.
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All 208 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with satellite channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers. Guests will also find pillow menus, in-room massages, and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Japanese business hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and laundry facilities. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 208
- Number of floors - 12
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Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa has a restaurant serving breakfast only.
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Nice apartment, well located, free internet
Size35 m²
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|Grafenberger Allee, 40237 Düsseldorf, Germany
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A large window with view over the Haniel Parc and lots of sky contribute to a light and pleasant atmosphere.
Internet access is free of charge and available by cable or wifi.
Everyday items like food are available on foot at nearby supermarkets and stores. Opposite to the flat, you will find a petrol station open 24 hours that also sells beverage and food. The district of Flingern Nord is renowned for its nice cafés, restaurants and individual stores that you can all reach on foot.
Several trams and buses lead you from the stop "Engerstrasse", located 150 m from the apartment, to all important locations as:
Main train station - Hauptbahnhof Düsseldorf:
Tram 709 or bus 834, direct, 10 minutes
Airport: Several possibilities, one easy change, 20 minutes
Düsseldorf Messe - fair trade center:
Bus 834 and then underground U78, 30 minutes
Königsallee (famous boulevard):
Direct with trams 703, 712, 713, 10 minutes
Old town - Altstadt (and its restaurants, cafés, shops):
Direct with trams 703, 712, 713, 13 minutes
Messe Köln - Cologne's fair trade center:
Bus 834 or tram 709 to train station, then direct train, 30 minutes in total
By car, the airport and the Düsseldorf Messe, Düsseldorfs fair trade center, are only 15 minutes away.
You will find a place for your own car at no fee in a street 2 minutes away from the flat.
1 double bed 160 cm large with fresh bedding
1 table with 4 stools
2 armchairs with a small table
1 big cupboard
2 chests of drawers
1 large flat screen TV
1 radiorecorder with cd and tape function and USB connection for mp3 players
Fridge with 4* freezing compartment
Washing machine
Microwave with separate ordinary oven and grill function
Pad coffee machine Senseo
Electric cooking plate
Electric kettle
Saucepans, plates, mugs, glasses and cutlery
Coffee pads, tea, water, salt and pepper, oil and vinegar, crackers, pasta, rice and tomato sauce
Shower cubicle
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On request, we will provide you with an Apple laptop vacuum cleaner and other helpful items you may need.
We speak English, German, French, Spanish, Mandarin and a little Italian.
We would be pleased to welcome you to Düsseldorf!
House rulesSmokers can enjoy their cigarettes, cigars and pipes in the comfortable armchairs on the balcony. For respect towards our non-smoking guests, we kindly ask you not to smoke within the flat.
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Who does not cool of the most anonymous hotel room is like, at Celine in good hands. A very clean apartment with good transport links, which offers everything that may contribute to the charm of a good accommodation - from (optional) candle light in every room, to a culinary fully equipped kitchen! Inclusive of course! Thank you Celine, any time!
Wer die anonyme Kühle der meisten Hotelzimmer nicht mag, ist bei Celine bestens aufgehoben. Ein sehr sauberes Appartement mit guter Verkehrsanbindung, das alles bietet, was den Charme einer guten Unterkunft ausmachen kann - vom (wahlweise) Kerzenlicht in jedem Raum bis hin zu einer kulinarisch voll bestückten Küche!
Inclusive natürlich! Danke Céline, jederzeit wieder!
The apartment is perfect report, there is no lack of the smallest trifle. Céline has been very looked after our welfare, provided us with information and tips. We felt very comfortable and would prefer to spend every weekend there.
Das Appartement ist perfekt eingericht, es fehlt nicht an der kleinsten Kleinigkeit. Céline hat sich sehr um unser Wohlergehen gekümmert, uns mit Informationen versorgt und Tipps gegeben. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und würden am liebsten jedes Wochenende dort verbringen.
Stylish and tasteful apartment, equipped with all comforts for a pleasant stay.
Stijlvol en smaakvol appartement, voorzien van alle gemakken voor een gastvrij verblijf.
Very nice accommodation with slight French flair and a truly gracious hostess. Moreover, in a prime location - bus and train are within a few minutes.
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Murray Ray Whisenhunt, Sr.
Devoted Husband and Father
WAYNESVILLE — Murray Ray "Bud" Whisenhunt, Sr., 88, passed away on Friday, May 10, 2013 at MedWest Haywood.
A native of Swannanoa, he was the son of the late Walter and Ethel Roberts Whisenhunt. Bud was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II having earned the rank of Sergeant and was also a recipient of the Purple Heart.
He graduated from NC State University and was employed in Ashe County in 1950 as its County Agent and accepted the position of Superintendent at the Research Station in Waynesville in 1954. In 1963, Bud became Plant Manager of Smokey Mountain Fertilizer Company (Kaiser/Vigoro Industries) where he worked until his retirement. Bud was a member and past president of the Waynesville Lion's Club and was honored by the NC Lion's Foundation with the Jack Stickley Fellow Award in 2001–2002 and the Melvin Jones Fellow Award in 2007–2008 for dedicated humanitarian services. He was also an active member of Hazelwood Presbyterian Church where he served as an Elder and a Deacon and was a member of the church choir.
He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Edith Summerrow Whisenhunt; two sons, Murray Ray Whisenhunt, Jr. and his wife, Sharon, of Asheville and Mark Norwood Whisenhunt of Greenville, South Carolina; two daughters, Karen Owen and her husband, Bill, of Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania; Laura Koob and her husband, Michael, of Arden; two sisters, Katherine Duvall of Waynesville and Alice Falls of Fairborn, Ohio; and 10 grandchildren, Kaitlin, Caroline, Emily, and Nathan Owen, Jacob, Philip, and Heather Koob, and Katherine, Meredith, and John Walter Whisenhunt.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 16, 2013 at Hazelwood Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Patrick Womack officiating. Burial will follow at Green Hill Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be Bill Alsbrook, Gary Roberts, David Ratcliffe, Jacob Koob, Philip Koob, and Nathan Owen. The family will receive friends from noon until 2 p.m. prior to services at the church.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hazelwood Presbyterian Church Mission Funds, P.O. Box 67, Hazelwood, NC 28738.
Wells Funeral Homes & Cremation Services of Waynesville is in charge of arrangements. An online memorial register is available at www.wellsfuneralhome.com.


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In the age of interweb insta-tainment, it's somehow refreshing that a song that's been kicking around for 18 months can suddenly jump up and smack the rap charts in the grill.
Tony the Bookie: "5 Classic Songs I Want To Hear Covered by Local Bands"1_"Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Drug Rug2_"Leader of the Pack" by Elizabeth Butters with Indian Style3_"Perfect Day" by Ryan Lee Crosby4_"My Funny Valentine" by Keys to the Streets of Fear5_"I Shall Be Released" by Faces on Film
The official announcement will be made this morning in conjunction with the big E3 convention in LA, but the Times has leaked that a new GNR tune called "Shackler's Revenge" will be the big hook on the new MTV/Harmonix release of Rock Band 2, coming this fall. Not only that, the venerable Times has allowed itself to get caught up in the game of, "no, really, this time it REALLY MEANS they're gonna release Chinese Democracy.
Two -heads are better than one. Also, we don't like to make too much of covers, but listening to Cee-Lo tackle Mr. Yorke's high notes on "Reckoner," and thinking also of Yorke's own soul turn on "Nude," we're not entirely sure that Radiohead didn't make a better R&B album than Danger Mouse this time around.
Is it just me, or has the classic rock color guard been going into over-drive with the Top 100 All-time 500 Greatest Guitar Songs Riffs Lists of Awesome Bob Dylan Awesomeness moves lately? Don't get me wrong, I loved I'm Not There as much as the next guy who came of cultural age in the post-1984 classic-rock-is-everything rockist landscape,but I mean, come on.
Eddie Vedder and Liam FinnAt the Opera HouseFriday, August 1 and Saturday, August 2, 2008 at 7:30 pmTickets are $77.50Tickets go on-sale Friday, July 11, 2008 at 1:00 pm Gnarls Barkley and Hercules & Love AffairAt the Wilbur TheatreWednesday, August 8, 2008 at 8:00 pmTickets are $25.00Tickets go on-sale Saturday, July 12, 2008 at 10:00 am
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First impressions of the new Bloc Party single: sounds like a gahhh-rage remix of Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer." The music's just OK, but the video -- like whoa. Every election needs an overblown, paranoid music-video allegory replete with nukes, Planet of the Apes apes, and grainy Pentagon footage .
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The Hold Steady, the Apes, the Fatal Flying Guiloteens, and . . . PASSION PIT? Hellz yeah -- your/our fave upstart Boston band just signed to Frenchkiss, who'll release the band's new EP, Chuck of Change, in September. Hype machine begins in August, when the Pit take on the traditional hipster-converting residency at Piano's.
Your average man on the street in Texas might disagree, but here at the Phoenix we think Times New Viking are pretty much the bees knees. We just named them Ohio's best new band -- mostly to give us something to argue about over Fourth of July weekend -- and coincidentally they were gonna be in town, so we took the cameras.
[While the rest of the staff is busy duncecapping-and-kazooing its way through the usual July 4 activities, Phoenix rap critic Chris Faraone has left the country and is doing lots of drugs. We rejoin him at Montreal's Jazz Fest, already in progress.]
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Halfway through the second half, shortly after wrestling with a man from Dignitas, Harry Hill made an announcement. "By the way, this is not a dream." It was kind of him to point that out because his first live show for eight years frequently feels like a wonderful out-of-body experience.
All the usual oddball gags are present, such as one about the woman who overdosed on the morning-after pill and woke up in the future, but the big-collared clown has upped the ante to the point where this seems less like stand-up, more reminiscent of a hybrid of vaudeville and surrealist performance art.
Props soon clutter the stage as the wilfully silly star sings pop classics, sometimes in Tongan, or plays Bond themes badly on the trombone. Elsewhere, he dances like rubber-legged icon Max Wall.
Throughout he plays Lord of Misrule to perfection. It might look chaotic but this is clearly well-crafted nonsense. If a gag does not pack a knockout punchline the chances are that it is laying the groundwork for a devastating callback later.
Only a spoilsport would reveal the finale but audience interaction, ukeleles and a ventriloquist's dummy play crucial roles in building to one of the most spectacularly ridiculous climaxes ever seen in a British comedy show. A real dream of a comeback.
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Love is a Win
Book by: SakuraAngel
Status: Finished
Genre: Romance
Chapter7 (v.1) - Challenge
A week has passed since the lunchroom meeting. Now, Jennifer follows Daniel around like a lost kitten. Daniel has gotten over most of his shyness. Though, it was naturally in his personality to be shy. They are friends now...but Daniel's hoping there can be more than that.
\"Jennifer, Jennifer!\" called out Jennifer's friends. \"Youv'e been hanging around Daniel lately, right?\" Daniel overheard their conversation.
\"Yea!\" Replied Jennifer. \"He's alot of fun!\" He truly was fun, he laughs alot and does jokes. Jennifer just never saw it in him.
\"Then...\" one of her friends whispered into her ear. \"Do you...like Daniel?\"
Jennifer was freaking out. \"WHAT?! No! We're just friends!\" Jennifer quietly screamed it, though some of their classmates heard it...including Daniel. He was hurt by her reply, but it couldn't be helped. Jennifer's friends saw he was listening, and started to regret asking her that question. The last bell of the day rang, so people scurried home. Jennifer asked Daniel if he wanted to walk her home, since they live close-by. Daniel nodded, but on the inside, he was still worried about her reply.
While Jennifer and Daniel walked home together, Jennifer decided to have a little fun! \"Daniel, wanna have a race?!\" She asked, her face smiling. \"A race to my house! You know where it is, I had you walk me home before!\" Daniel blushed when she mentioned that he walked her home before, though it was true. \"Whoever wins gives the other a lunch!\"
\"But...won't it be obvious that I would win?\" Asked Daniel. Jennifer looked at him. \"Ah, I'm not saying you're slow! I-I mean...\" Daniel was feeling very embarrassed. \"What was I thinking?!\" He thought to himself.
Jennifer only smiled kindly at him. \"All that matters is that we have fun, right?\" Daniel stared wide-eyed at her. He smiled along side her. This was what made him fall in love with her in the first place: her positive, lovable personality.
Daniel smiled widely at her. \"Yea...Lets race!\"
Jennifer gazed at him. \"...?\" Something in that smile...Jennifer felt something in his heart...
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Definition of mystify
transitive verb
1 : to perplex the mind of : bewilder
2 : to make mysterious or obscure mystify an interpretation of a prophecy
mystifierplay \-ˌfī(-ə)r\ noun
mystifyinglyplay \-ˌfī-iŋ-lē\ adverb
Examples of mystify in a Sentence
The cause of the disease mystified doctors for many years.
The magician has been mystifying his audiences for years with his amazing tricks.
Origin and Etymology of mystify
French mistifier, from mystère mystery, from Latin mysterium
First Known Use: 1814
MYSTIFY Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of mystify for English Language Learners
: to confuse (someone) completely
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The final table in the European Poker Tour Monte Carlo Grand Final Super High Roller has now been reached after the 37 survivors from Day 1 plus another three registrations before the start of play were cut down to just the eight that will now contest the title.
Those top eight are the only players that will leave this event with any money from the €6,015,240 prize pool. The minimum payout will be €241,000 for eighth place whilst the winner will secure €1,804,000.
The player who is currently in the best position going into the final table later today is Lo Shing Fung. The Macau businessman would have been seen as a bit of a target in this Super High Roller but after Day 2 he has almost double anyone else with 4,558,000 chips and was responsible for the elimination of PokerStars Pro Daniel Negreanu.
Ole Schemion and Dan Cates are his closest rivals right now whilst Olivier Busquet and Igor Kurganov will still be confident of pulling something out of the bag here.
Whilst each of the remaining players will be happy to have made the final table there are many that will be feeling the opposite today. Out of the event went Mike McDonald, Phil Ivey, Philipp Gruissem, Antonio Esfandiari, Gus Hansen and PokerStars Team Pros Jason Mercier, Vanessa Selbst, Isaac Haxton and Daniel Negreanu.
Ran AK into Ole's AA blind vs blind for over 1.1 mill chip pot. Busto… :/ #OnToTheNextOne
— Jason Mercier (@JasonMercier) April 25, 2014
Busted the high roller. Ran terrible and played far from my best. GL to all still in.
— Vanessa Selbst (@VanessaSelbst) April 25, 2014
Busto 9th, excited for a big week of poker coming up
— Mike McDonald (@MikeMcDonald89) April 25, 2014
The action continues later today where the event will play down to a winner. Join us tomorrow to find out just who that is.
The Remaining Eight
1st) Lo Shing Fung – 4,558,000
2nd) Ole Schemion – 2,818,000
3rd) Dan Cates – 2,341,000
4th) Paul Phua – 1,785,000
5th) Daniel Colman – 1,398,000
6th) Richard Yong – 1,301,000
7th) Olivier Busquet – 1,038,000
8th) Igor Kurganov – 261,000
What They Are Playing For
1st) €1,804,000
2nd) €1,305,000
3rd) €842,300
4th) €637,600
5th) €493,340
6th) €385,000
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Silva Arsia
The Silva Arsia was the forest near Rome situated where the Roman and Veientine territories abutted.[1] near Rome where Romans heard the prophetic voice of Silvanus in 509 BCE, foretelling their defeat of the Etruscans (Livy), 2.7.2). At the Battle of Silva Arsia that year the forces said to have been assembled by the Tyrrhenian Tarquin[2] were defeated, though with the loss, traditionally, of the Roman consul Lucius Junius Brutus.[3] The forest, rich in timber essential for shipbuilding, had been seized from the Etruscans of Veii by Ancus Martius.[4]
Since woodland was everywhere the province of Silvanus, there is no reason to connect the otherwise unknown Silva Arsia with the "forest of Silvanus [Silvanus luccus] outside the walls at a distance, all overgrown with a willow grove" noted in Plautus' Aulularia 674.[5]
- ^ Dionysius of Halicarnassus 5.14-17 mentions in this context the sacred grove of a hero Horatus; in their notes on Livy 2.7.2, Charles Anthon and Hugh Craig minimized its extent as a forest: "It was probably nothing more than a sacred grove." (Anthon and Craig, eds.Titi Livi Ab Urbe Condita: libri I, II, XXI et XXII (New York, 1884:412);.
- ^ "Though the battle of the Silva Arsia is mentioned so often as to deserve some credence, the part played by Tarquinii in the campaign cannot be treated seriously in the absence of evidence that its introduction is due to more than", Cambridge Ancient History 7 (1954:396).
- ^ Livy, Ab urbe condita, 2.6-7
- ^ Guglielmo Ferrero, Corrado Barbagallo, A Short History of Rome vol. 1 (1905:47).
- ^ Yves Bonnefoy, Wendy Doniger, Roman and European Mythologies, s.v. "Silvanus".


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Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills for grade 1 covers basic concepts such as reading comprehension, letters, consonants, vowels, rhymes, grammar, spelling, addition, subtraction, place value, shapes, patterns, time, money, and measurement. Complete with practice in writing, reading, and math, this series helps develop the skills your child needs for grade-level success. With over 10 million copies in print, the Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills series provides an entire curriculum filled with fun, educational activities and instruction that improve academic performance. Available for grades prekindergarten to 6, Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills features vivid, full-color illustrations and grade-appropriate activities for phonics, reading, language arts, writing, and math. This series edition has been updated with relevant, high-interest reading passages and artwork to engage your child in the learning process. An excellent resource for supporting classroom learning or enhancing your home school curriculum, it features review lessons to measure your child's progress, teaching suggestions to extend learning, and answer keys to monitor accuracy. Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills is the all-in-one resource for strengthening essential skills.
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Yield: 4 to 5 servings
Preparation time: About 1 hour, after the squash is cooked and puréed.
Good served with Tabouli Salad or with warmed pita bread and Spinach Salad with ripe tomatoes.
4 cups cooked squash or pumpkin,
mashed or puréed
1 Tbs. olive oil
1-1/2 cups chopped onion
1 tsp. salt
2 small bell peppers
(one red and one green, if possible) minced
4 or 5 medium cloves garlic, minced
Black pepper and cayenne, to taste
1/2 cup firm yogurt
1 cup crumbled feta cheese
Optional: Sunflower seeds and/or
minced walnuts, for the top
Preliminary: Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
1. Place the mashed or puréed squash in a large bowl.
2. Heat the olive oil in a medium-sized skillet. Add onion, and sauté over medium heat for about 5 minutes. Add salt and bell peppers. Sauté about 5 minutes, or until the peppers begin to get soft.
3. Add garlic, black pepper, and cayenne, and sauté a few more minutes.
4. Add the sauté, along with yogurt and feta, to the squash, and mix well. Spread into an ungreased 9-inch square baking pan, sprinkle the top lightly with sunflower seeds and/or minced walnuts.
5. Bake uncovered for 25 to 30 minutes, or until bubbly.
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The Spritelings are forest sprites who assist Wario in Wario World. They come in five colors and will give him hints and tips to defeat the Black Jewel if he rescues them from their cage prisons. Despite their friendly demeanor, they are for some reason listed in the enemies section of the Wario World instruction manual; however, Wario claims that this is because they are his "enemies' enemies".
Each of the eight levels in Wario World contains five Spritelings to rescue, for a total of forty in the game.
Wario seems to show dislike for the sprites, preoccupying himself with things of greater importance (i.e. regaining his treasure). However, it is the Spritelings that rebuild Wario's ruined castle at the end of the game, and the more Spritelings Wario rescued throughout the course of the game, the better his new castle will be. But the caged ones will also be in the ending. If the first Spriteling is not rescued, it will appear in a cage.
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Much has been said in the media about genetic testing for female cancer mutations. Such testing is offered to patients at the Baptist Health Floyd Cancer Center of Indiana, and the knowledge it provides can give patients difficult, but potentially life saving options. Here are the facts about genetic testing for female cancers:
- A mutation of two specific genes is a strong predictor of cancer of the breast and ovary.
- If a person is diagnosed with breast cancer under the age of 50 or when two or more relatives on the same side of the family have the same type of cancer, genetic testing is suggested.
- If no genetic abnormality is found, there is no need for family members to be tested.
- If the mutation is found, testing may be offered to the patient's close relatives.
- It's important to remember that not all cancers are caused by a genetic abnormality. In fact, only 20 percent of breast cancer patients have a family history of the disease, and of the 20 percent with a family history, only a very small number have the genetic mutation.
For more information about genetic testing at the Baptist Health Floyd Cancer Center of Indiana, call (812) 945-4000.


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在TED伦敦沙龙会上,经济学家马丁·雅克Martin Jacques问:在西方我们对中国和它显著的崛起现象有多少认识?作为《当中国统治世界》的作者,他解释了西方国家常常对中国经济的快速增长力感到困惑的理由,他提出3个基础观点来帮助我们理解当代的中国现实和中国未来的展望。
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Thai Chicken-Apple Salad
Serves 4
1 tablespoon red pepper flakes
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup rice vinegar
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
7 each garlic cloves, minced
3 tablespoons fish sauce
1/4 cup fresh lime juice
1 each naval orange, peeled and segmented
1 each Granny Smith apple unpeeled, cored, quartered, and thinly sliced: toss with remnant orange juice.
1 each shallot, thinly sliced crosswise
2 each anaheim chili pepper –**may substitute with 1 green pepper: charred, peeled, and diced
1 cup seedless grapes, halved
12 each arugula leaves, torn into bite-size pieces – may substitute with mixed greens
2 cups cooked chicken, shredded
1/4 cup peanuts, dry-roasted unsalted — coarsely chopped
1/4 cup mint leaves, torn and slightly crushed
In a small saucepan, toast the pepper flakes until fragrant (1 – 2 minutes).Add salt, sugar, and rice vinegar: cook over medium-low heat until salt and sugar are dissolved. Stir in garlic: remove from heat and let cool.
In a bowl, combine the orange segments, apple, shallot, chilies, grapes, arugula, and chicken: toss gently. In a small bowl, combine the cooled sauce with fish sauce and lime juice: add this dressing to the salad and toss gently again to mix thoroughly.
Transfer to a platter or individual plates: sprinkle with peanuts and mint leaves.
Serve immediately.
Suggested Wine: Winterport Winery Dry Pear Wine