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Lunar eclipse over Montana early Tuesday
MISSOULA, Mont. - For just over 3 hours on Tuesday morning there will be a cosmic show over Montana.
The first of four total lunar eclipses during the next 18 months takes place early Tuesday morning. The eclipse starts at 11:58 p.m. Monday night and ends at 3:33 a.m. Tuesday. The middle of the eclipse, when the entire moon is a deep red, is at 1:45 a.m.
A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon's orbit takes it into the earth's shadow. It's a perfect alignment between the sun, earth and moon.
It turns the moon dark red because the only light that reaches the moon during the eclipse first passes through the earth's atmosphere. The air scatterers the sunlight and separates into different colors. The red light makes it through the scattering process and reaches the moon. It's the same reason sunsets appear red.
University of Montana professor Dan Reisenfeld told us, "At that particular moment, the only light reaching the moon is all of the sunrises and all of the sunsets on earth all at once."
A total lunar eclipse is when the entire moon passes through earth's shadow. Four total lunar eclipses in a row is called a tetrad. Eclipses come in predictable cycles, around every six months, but most eclipses have only part of the moon cloaked in shadow; so little that many don't notice.
Reisenfeld states that lunar eclipses are often linked to solar eclipses. Many fall within two weeks of each other. Solar eclipses are much harder to spot. They're only visible in a swath over a couple hundred miles.
A lunar eclipse is visible over whatever continents happen to be at night when the eclipse occurs. For Montana all four of the upcoming tetrad of eclipses will be visible. The second eclipse occurs on October 8.

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The other day, I was absolutely craving something chocolate. I needed it. Something rich and dreamy. But I didn't want to go the grocery store, so I had to have the ingredients and I didn't want to bake, because baking and I are not the best of friends. So, I went to my Eat Your Books and searched for chocolate. And there I saw it. The Creamiest Chocolate Pudding in Cooking Light Annual Recipes 2008: EVERY RECIPE…A Year's Worth of Cooking Light Magazine.
It was chocolate, it was creamy, and I had everything I needed in the pantry – well, except for evaporated milk, I just used more regular milk.
This was so good. So good in fact that I've made it again. And if you're wondering why it looks like there is a kalamata olive on top of my pudding. It is a cherry. A cherry that has been soaking in some lovely vodka, making an even lovelier cherry liqueur. The perfect way to use up some boozy cherries.
You can find the recipe online: The Creamiest Chocolate Pudding.
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Four real-scale experiments were conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to measure the temperatures above and below a wood floor assembly exposed to fire conditions from below. The objectives of the experiments were: 1) to examine the heat transfer through a wood floor assembly and 2) to examine the ability of a thermal imager to determine the potential severity of the fire beneath the floor assembly and the ability to provide a sense of the structural integrity of the floor assembly in order to provide improved situational awareness. Each experiment was conducted in a wood framed two story structure. Each story consisted of a single compartment with interior dimensions of approximately 4.7 m x 4.8 m x 2.4 m high. The initial fuel in each experiment consisted of six wood pallets and hay in the center of the lower level compartment. Three different floor assemblies were used. Gas temperatures of the upper and lower compartments as well as the surface temperatures of the floor assembly were measured with thermocouples (TCs). Three commercially available thermal imagers (TIs), each with a different type of sensor were used to view and record the thermal conditions of the top of the floor assembly from the open doorway in the upper compartment. Times to collapse of each floor were also noted. Given the insulating effects of the OSB and the floor coverings, the temperature increase or thermal signatures viewed by the TIs were small given the fact that the ceiling temperatures below the OSB were in excess of 600 ºC. These experiments demonstrated that TIs alone cannot be relied upon to determine the structural integrity of a wood floor system. Therefore, it is critical for the fire service to review their practice of size-up and other fire ground tactics needed to enable the location of the fire prior to conducting fire operations inside a building. The United States Fire Administration (USFA) provided support for this project.
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Prayers for all the people touched by this super storm.
As people across central and eastern Canada hunker down to face powerful winds and a deluge of rain as superstorm Sandy approaches, President Barack Obama has declared a major disaster in the hard-hit New York and Long Island region.
The declaration makes federal funding available to people in the area. It bore the brunt of the sea surge from a superstorm that hit the East Coast on Monday.
A massive six-alarm fire has destroyed at least 50 homes in the flooded New York neighbourhood of Breezy Point in the borough of Queens, which sits on the Rockaway peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean.
A fire department spokesman says more than 190 firefighters are at the blaze, where two people have suffered minor injuries.
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It may only be Year 2 of the NCAA Division II experience for the Dominican University women's soccer team, but the Penguins have the expectations of a perennial powerhouse.
Their objective, according to freshman defender Nicole Massoumi, is unambiguous: "A (Pacific West Conference) championship," she said. "We're all very clear on our goal."
Massoumi, a Redwood High grad who missed her senior season with the Giants with mononucleosis, arrives at Dominican a freshman - eligibility wise - after taking classes at the University of San Diego last year. The move back home, along with the rekindling of a once-promising soccer career has Massoumi and the Penguins peaked as they look to assert themselves atop the Pac West following an impressive season in which Dominican went 8-9-3 overall and 6-6-2 in conference in 2009.
Massoumi isn't alone in her expectations, nor is she without a familiar face, or two.
She will be joined by freshman Michaela Carlson, a track team sprinter out of Novato, and Marli Sangervasi from Drake, who is looking for a happy sendoff for her senior season at Dominican.
The trio hopes to have its collective fingerprints on what may be - to some, at least - a surprising season for the upstart Penguins. A preseason poll picked Dominican to finish sixth out of nine teams in the conference and the team won't be eligible to compete in NCAA postseason until next year. But, both Sangervasi and Carlson confirmed the edict laid down by Massoumi.
"We want to win a Pac West championship," Carlson said. "That's the goal, hands down, and I don't think it's unrealistic at all."
Said Sangervasi, "I expect a lot of success, I feel very confident."
Beginning his fifth year as the head coach of the Dominican women and his second year in charge of both the men's and women's teams, Jon Delano shares their optimism.
"We're not looking to use the fact that we're just a second-year Division II program as a crutch," said Delano, a former soccer player at Dominican. "Other teams can view us as the underdog, we don't view us as the underdog. We want to win."
The coach also sees his local products as important pieces to the puzzle and is excited about what they can provide.
Carlson, who opted to run track in lieu of playing high school soccer, brings sprinter's speed to the game, adding a new dynamic to the attack.
"I think (Michaela) provides something that we haven't had here," Delano said. "We always base our style on a very technical style of possession soccer. Michaela's one of those players who can just flat-out run by people."
Acknowledging that missing out on high school competition may have impacted Carlson's "soccer IQ," Delano believes her speed will ease the learning curve, saying "I can't coach that."
Sangervasi, a liberal studies major who will graduate with her teaching certificate, fittingly sees one of her roles as helping her new teammates acclimate.
"Starting last year, especially, Ellie (Mendez) was our only senior," Sangervasi said. "I wouldn't consider myself to be one to give a lot of direction, I just try my absolute best to have a very selfless and positive attitude. ... (My leadership style) is setting an example; don't just think about yourself, try to remain positive, try to keep the vibe."
Delano assessed Sangervasi's contribution to the team as "excellent," but predicts her future endeavors will be even more significant.
"Marli has been an excellent teammate," the coach said. "She always puts the team first and that unselfishness is always needed on a team. .. There is no doubt in my mind that Marli will make a phenomenal teacher."
Meanwhile, Massoumi - who Delano recruited heavily while she was at Redwood - is struggling to recover from a hip-flexor strain but could figure into the Penguins' plans quite nicely.
"I always felt like Nicole was going to fit in well with our student body; I knew she was going to fit in well with our soccer program," Delano said. "She's battling an injury right now but she has the potential to start for us.
"She has great athleticism, good size, she's extremely competitive by nature, I'm very confident that when she gets healthy she's really going to push for a starting spot. We have to be patient with her because you look at Nicole and you realize this is someone who can make a huge contribution to our program."
Aside from the local triumvirate, Dominican also boasts a trio of all-Pac West preseason picks in junior defender Kaitlyn Brown, senior forward Bridget Folan and junior midfielder Shayna Elkins. Their ace in the hole might well be Julianna Bratsberg, a sophomore middy who turned down a D-I scholarship to Eastern Washington for a chance to play for Dominican. Bratsberg missed all of last year with a hip injury but is healthy this season and is certainly a talent to be reckoned with in the Pac West.
"I'm really impressed," Sangervasi said. "I'm just in absolute awe about how much talent is on the team. This is the first year since I got to Dominican that we're this deep with talent."
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A Feast to Ring In the Year of the Dragon
On the eve of January 22, Chinese the world over will gather to usher in the Year of the Dragon. New Year is unlike any other festival of the lunar calendar. Preparations begin weeks in advance: Houses are cleaned from top to bottom. All accounts with tradespeople are settled and the cooks in the family pause to plan the New Year's feast. In Chinese astrology, anyone born during the year of the dragon is special and it is considered to be a year filled with good fortune — a wish we all need in these challenging times.
In the market, rings of freshly-made pork and duck sausage, a New Year's specialty, were hung to dry. The shelves were piled with mountains of dried oysters, scallops, shark's fin, and other delicacies in preparation for the holiday banquet. New Year's is a time when no expense is spared for the festival meal and many foods that symbolize prosperity are prepared with the wish for good fortune in the coming year.
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Students need help finding articles about Dickens's Christmas Carol, Kafka's Metamorphosis and/or Freud's Wolf-Man & the power of dreams.
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QinetiQ, along with a group of other leading UK companies, has just launched a major campaign urging industry to adopt a new 5% target for graduates, apprentices and sponsored students in their organisations. Companies joining The 5% Club will sign a charter to work towards having 5% of their UK workforce, over the next five years, comprising young people on structured training schemes. Having spearheaded the initiative, we at QinetiQ aim to reach the 5% target by 2015.
Other companies and organisations already committed and signed up as founding members include Babcock International, the UK arm of EADS, MBDA, and Renishaw. The campaign is also endorsed and supported by the CBI and Department for Business, Innovation & Skills.
With almost a million unemployed 16-24 year-olds, and only one in ten school leavers joining an apprentice scheme, the campaign aims to address the twin scarcities of youth training opportunities and national skills. Members will acknowledge that industry must do more to solve the skills shortage and not rely solely on the government to provide solutions.
Members of The 5% Club will publicly report progress on the 5% target in the Corporate Social Responsibility section of their Annual Report and Accounts or equivalent. Our CEO, Leo Quinn, says: "Developing our young people is both a business and social imperative for industry – skills enhancement leads to innovation, innovation leads to growth, growth to prosperity.
To help meet this challenge we urge UK industry to join with us in this unique, but achievable, campaign."
The 5% Club charter pledges members to:
- Play a part in addressing youth employment and skills shortage issues
- Pledge to work toward having a minimum 5% of their UK workforce enrolled on formalised apprentice, sponsored student and/or graduate development schemes within five years
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- Be an ambassador of The 5% Club and encourage other businesses to participate in the campaign.
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This sweet and salty sauce with dried cherries and port is wonderful over succulent chicken thighs. It's also great with lean pork or chicken breast. Substitute cranberry juice for the port if you prefer. Serve with farro tossed with chopped pistachios and fresh herbs and steamed green beans.
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Prep Time 40 min
Total Time 40 min.
Step 1
Season chicken with salt and pepper on both sides. Place flour in a shallow dish. Add chicken and turn to coat. Measure out 4 teaspoons of the flour to a small bowl and whisk in 1/4 cup port (or cranberry juice cocktail) until smooth (discard the remaining flour).
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Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the chicken and cook until browned on the outside and no longer pink in the middle, about 4 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate.
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Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and garlic to the pan; cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the flour-port mixture, the remaining 1/2 cup port (or juice), broth, dried cherries (or dried cranberries), olives, vinegar, brown sugar and oregano. Bring to a boil, stirring. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook, stirring occasionally, until the sauce has thickened, 4 to 6 minutes.
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By Celine Le Prioux ,AFP Tuesday, July 15, 2014, 12:00 am TWN
BERLIN -- Germany erupted in ecstasy Sunday, with fans dancing the night away, after the World Cup final win against Argentina that handed the country its historic fourth title.
Fireworks exploded across Berlin as delirious supporters cheering the 1-0 victory thronged the streets and honking cars snaked their way through crowds, with black, red and gold German flags flapping in the wind.
More than 250,000 fans jumped for joy in the heart of the capital, many singing "Oh, it's beautiful!" and chanting "Super Deutschland."
"We're going to party all night," said Bianca Hoffmann, 35, who traveled to Berlin from the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia to join in the country's biggest World Cup gathering.
The city closed the so-called Fan Mile to traffic behind the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of national unity, to make way for revelers basking in the German side's glory in its thrilling showdown against Argentina.
"This victory is hugely important — it's my first!" said Carsten Glaser, 20.
While the Germans were a "team," he said, "Argentina only had (Lionel) Messi."
On nearby Potsdamer Platz, cleaved in two by the despised Berlin Wall until its fall a quarter-century ago, one young man jumped on the roof of a public bus as raucous supporters blocked streets for traffic.
And on the chic shopping avenue Kurfuerstendamm in the west of the capital, traditionally a venue for major sports celebrations, fans set off firecrackers and waved giant flags.
Many supporters saw the victory as having a deeper historical resonance, coming a long 24 years after West Germany beat Argentina in 1990, just months before the country overcame its Cold War division.
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Don Leppert
|Don Leppert
October 19, 1931
Indianapolis, Indiana
|MLB debut
|June 18, 1961, for the Pittsburgh Pirates
|Last MLB appearance
|September 16, 1964, for the Washington Senators
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Donald George Leppert (born October 19, 1931) is an American former professional baseball player and coach. A catcher, he appeared in the Major Leagues from 1961–64 for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Senators. Leppert threw and batted right-handed; he stood 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 m) tall and weighed 220 pounds (100 kg).
During an MLB career of only 3½ years, Leppert nonetheless distinguished himself by hitting a home run on the first pitch thrown to him in the Majors on June 18, 1961. Then, on April 11, 1963, he hit three homers in a game.
In the former game, Leppert connected in the second inning of his MLB debut against Curt Simmons of the St. Louis Cardinals; the blow gave the Pirates a 2–1 lead in a game they would eventually win, 5–3.[1]
In the latter contest, Leppert's third game in the American League, he hit a solo shot off Ike Delock in the fourth inning, then belted a three-run blast and another solo homer off relief pitcher Chet Nichols, as the Senators humbled the Boston Red Sox, 8–0, at DC Stadium. To top it off, Leppert caught Tom Cheney's one-hit shutout, with the Washington pitcher striking out ten Red Sox.[2] That season, Leppert was selected as a reserve on the American League All-Star team, but he did not play in the July 9 game at Cleveland Stadium.[3]
In 190 Major League games, Leppert collected 122 hits and 15 home runs.
After his playing career ended in the minors in 1966, Leppert managed in Class A in the Pittsburgh organization in 1967. He then embarked upon an 18-year stint as a Major League coach for the Pirates (1968–76), Toronto Blue Jays (1977–79) and Houston Astros (1980–85). In the late 1980s, he served as field coordinator of minor league instruction for the Minnesota Twins and managed in the Twins' farm system.
He is sometimes confused with Don Eugene Leppert, a second baseman who played one year in Major League Baseball with the 1955 Baltimore Orioles.
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James Buescher dominated Thursday night's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event, running away from the field in the last 30 laps to claim his second victory of the year.
Buescher wrested the lead from Matt Crafton on the 27th on the night's 150 laps and was never seriously headed throughout the remainder of the evening, beating Brad Keselowski and Ty Dillon to the flag.
The only real drama that Buescher had all night was after the night's sixth caution with 48 laps to go, when the leader suddenly found himself behind the trucks of Dillon and points leader Timothy Peters, who took just two tires on the caution stop to gain track position.
But it took Buescher less than a lap to render that strategy null and void, sweeping past Dillon to take the lead. He had to hold on for another restart a lap later after Cale Gale got into the wall after a slight tap from Kyle Larson, but had no problem holding on.
"Restarts are key, everybody is bunched up so you might as well take advantage it, that's the way I look at it. It is something I have worked on and tried to be good it because it is the best way to pass," Buescher said. "Happy to close off the deal the closing laps of the race I was thinking what could go wrong because something normally does, but nothing did."
While Buescher ran away at the front, there was a pitched battle for the top-seven positions. Despite giving up the lead after getting his track position, Dillon held his spot at the front, running second all the way until the last three laps of the race when he finally succumbed to the pressure from NASCAR star Brad Keselowski.
"We made a little mistake and blew up an engine in practice," Dillon said. "And it's been a long day for our guys but it was a good finish and shows what this team is made of."
Crafton made a hard charge in the last three laps to claim fourth, and nearly got by Dillon for third, while Peters ended up in the fifth spot. The finish gave Peters the series lead despite the fact that his Red Horse Racing truck has yet to win a race, as he leads by four points over Dillon and Justin Lofton.
Restarts are key, everybody is bunched up so you might as well take advantage it, that's the way I look at it.
"I feel like winning is right around the corner," Peters said. "Butch Hylton and the guys did a great job getting the truck turned around because we were nowhere when we came off the trailer."
Of note also on the evening was the top-10 finish for 20-year-old Kyle Larson, who was making his first start in the Truck Series. A sprint-car driver that is just making his first foray into the stock-car world, Larson came from 25th on the starting grid to place 10th.


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Russian poet Andrej Vonzesenksy has died
Andrei Voznesensky and Allen Ginsberg
From the New York Times obituary for the Soviet era poet:
Voznesensky was one of the so-called "children of the '60s," a generation of thinkers who tasted intellectual freedom during the post-Stalin thaw. His unusual rhymes and bold metaphors contrasted sharply with other Soviet poetry.
Voznesensky quickly won admirers abroad when he was allowed to travel to Europe and the United States in the 1960s, meeting Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Miller, Marilyn Monroe and Robert Kennedy.
His innovative verse thrilled readers but irked authorities and was criticized by orthodox Soviet writers. Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev once threatened to exile him, yelling at a him during a meeting with Soviet art and literary figures . . .
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Three high school students sit down to take a test but within minutes two of them disappear into thin air, leaving the last one looking around in surprise and confusion.
The scene is from "Children of the Common Core," a mock horror movie made by New York City students. Its premiere is Friday afternoon, one of 27 student films showing at the Tribeca Film Festival.
"Children of the Common Core" was created by Treyvon Blake and classmates at Harlem Renaissance High School, with help from teaching artists in the program Tribeca Teaches.
Blake, a 19-year-old senior, said they liked the idea of a satirical horror movie – and they played off the title of the classic "Children of the Corn." Despite the fact that we see kids disappearing to creepy music, Blake said it's not an anti-testing message; it's about perseverance.
"Some people don't want to keep pushing to take the tests," he explained. "That's why in the video, I didn't disappear because, like, I'm pushing to pass the test."
Blake said he learned from teaching artist Philip Swift how to edit and use background music in iMovie. He was a little worried about the filmbecause he thought he looked "silly" but, he said, "it really comes out great."
Swift said 90 percent of the work was done by students and Blake in particular made his job easy.
"He did the majority of the editing after some guidance and direction," he said. "After editing one short sequence with the class to set the tone, and after working on several smaller projects in that first trimester, I stepped in only for a final polish consisting of some color correction and title design. Almost everything else was done by Treyvon, a student who consistently impressed me with his skill."
Principal Nadav Zeimer said he was amazed by the students' creations.
"To my surprise the timing of the film and the details like sound quality, audio effects were much more sophisticated than when adults make the production choices," he said, adding that the students are making more short films, including one called "Justice" in which students pull hoodies over their heads.
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Simona Torretta and Simona Pari, both 29, work for a Baghdad-based Italian non-governmental organisation.
On 7 September a group of armed men stormed their office, kidnapping them along with two Iraqi colleagues.
The four have been freed and the two Italians handed over to the Italian Red Cross in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
They are expected to return to Italy later on Tuesday.
Both women were involved in educational projects in the Iraqi capital.
Simona Torretta is head of the office of A Bridge to Baghdad aid agency, and has worked in Iraq since 1998.
The youngest of three sisters, Ms Torretta is enrolled at the Cultural Anthropology faculty at Rome's La Sapienza university.
In Baghdad, she was working on a project to reorganise and reopen the country's national library.
Her sister described her as determined and aware of the dangers her job involved.
"She loves that people more than anything else in the world," 26-year-old Manuela Torretta was quoted as telling Italy's La Repubblica newspaper.
"It's more than a mission for her, it's a life need that is born in the depths of her heart."
'Dangers are everywhere'
In an archive interview with Italy's La Corriere della Sera newspaper, Simona Torretta said the women were aware of the security risk faced in Baghdad.
"Up to now we have had no threats, we are working untroubled alongside the Iraqis."
Ms Pari and Ms Torretta were the first foreign women to be seized since a female Japanese hostage was held for a week in mid-April.
Simona Pari is from the northern Italian university town of Bologna where she had studied philosophy. She read for a Masters in International Development in Rome.
Her particular interest is said to be children and she has also worked for international aid group Save The Children. She continued to focus on children and educational projects when she arrived in Baghdad about a year ago.
Both Ms Torretta and Ms Pari were working on school projects including one in the mainly Shia district of Baghdad, Sadr City.
Ms Pari is quoted on the organisation's website as saying that religious leaders had welcomed the project.
"The imam have spoken in the mosques about our projects, telling families to get involved, even during Friday prayers," she said.
The group A Bridge to Baghdad is an Italian NGO set up in 1991 following the first Gulf War.
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Ticket #7255 (closed Bugs: fixed)
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|Boost 1.51.0
|MS Secure CRT sprintf_s
I could not find any hint in the release note that boost 1.51 does no longer support Visual Studio .NET 2003. Hence, I consider the following a (minor) bug. However it causes our project to fail the build on this platform, first time for a reason that I don't consider as "no way out".
author's assumed intention: In boost 1.51 in file boost/lexical_cast.hpp in line 1353 and 1366, 1380 the Microsoft secure crt version sprintf_s of sprintf is called. This call is compiled under the condition that _MSC_VER is defined (with any value!).
presumably unconsidered, severe problem: Please note, that the Microsoft secure crt was introduced with Visual Studio 2005. Visual Studio .NET 2003 does already have _MSC_VER defined. So, the conditional preprocessor instruction "#if(defined _MSC_VER)" imho is ill placed here.
suggestion: I'd like to suggest to consider the numerical values of _MSC_VER here. If _MSC_VER is smaller than 1400 then Visual Studio version is before 8.0 or VS 2005 respectively. Hence I'd appreciate boost code to use a little more complex preprocessor conditional than befor, namely something like
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- Summary changed from lexical_cast ist broken on MSVC .NET 2003 to lexical_cast is broken on MSVC .NET 2003
to be more precise: my local patch, that fixes the compile error on MSVC 2003, looks like this:
#if (defined _MSC_VER && _MSC_VER >= 1400)
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by apolukhin
- Keywords sprintf_s added
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Milestone changed from To Be Determined to Boost 1.52.0
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(In [80409]) Merge from trunk: 1) #warning replaced with #error (refs #7228) 2) Pavel Korzh added to thanks list (refs #7157) 3) BOOST_NOEXCEPT modifiers added where possible 4) better support for c++11 Unicode characters 5) fixed compilation with MSVC+STLPort 6) more agressive usage of Traits template parameter 7) Added lexical_cast(const CharType?* chars, std::size_t count) function overload (refs #6430 and refs #6663) 8) Fixed GCC warning in numeric_cast_test.cpp 9) Fix compilation of lexical cast with MSVC 2003 (refs #7255)


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The Juniper GTL project got a boost in funds this week in the form of a joint venture with an Indiana-based petrochemical company.
Officials from Calumet Specialty Product Partners announced on Monday their intent to invest $25 million in the project in exchange for an equity investment of about 22 percent in Juniper GTL. Calumet's investment will help fund Juniper's construction, which is slated to begin this fall.
James Davis, senior vice president of SGC Energia, Juniper's parent company, said Calumet will join Juniper's owners team, which includes Houston-based Great Northern Project Development. Based in Indianapolis, Calumet is an independent producer of specialty hydrocarbons.
"The owner's team will pay for the project through a combination of equity and senior secured debt," Davis said. "It was a very good commitment of (Calumet's) capital funds, and it's especially indicative of their confidence in what we are doing, and that it's actually going to work."
Juniper GTL's facility will be built on the former Praxair site in Westlake and is expected to produce about 1,100 barrels a day of diesels, waxes and naphtha. The estimated $135 million project is expected to create 29 direct jobs, paying an average of $85,000 a year, plus benefits. The Louisiana Economic Development Department has estimated that the facility will create 112 indirect jobs.
Calumet takes crude oil and other feedstocks and produces customized lubricating oils, solvents and waxes for consumer, industrial and automotive products. The company also produces gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
"(Calumet) has done some significant due diligence ever since we started talking to them," Davis said. "They have been looking at this marketplace for a long time. They see this as another really nice piece in their portfolio."
Davis said Juniper's preliminary fieldwork, which began in April, is now about 50 percent complete. Juniper officials are also looking to refurbish Praxair's steam methane reformer, which was among the equipment that Praxair sold to Juniper, along with the land, last June.
The steam methane reformer will be at the heart of Juniper's daily operations, converting natural gas into synthesis gas, a combination of hydrogen and carbon monoxide that is used to make products such as methanol and ammonia.
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Charlotte Dawson's ashes will be scattered in the three countries that held special meaning to the glamorous model-turned-media personality who last weekend took her life in her Sydney apartment.
Sister Vicky Dawson said the 47-year-old's ashes would go to Australia, Indonesia and New Zealand.
Dawson, who spoke to the Herald on Sunday after returning to New Zealand from her sister's family funeral and public memorial in Sydney, said close friends and family in each country would scatter the ashes.
"So she'll be in three places, always travelling."
Last night, a portion of the cremated remains was on the way to Bali, a place where the model found peace and happiness in recent times.
Dawson's New Zealand memorial would be an invitation-only celebration service in two weeks on a family property at Matakana, North Auckland.
It would be a celebration of her life with her true New Zealand friends and closest colleagues, said the source.
Her sisters were finalising a list of friends and family to invite to the 100-person event. It would include her friends and colleagues from the media and fashion industries.
"It's not going to be open slather to everyone in New Zealand otherwise it would be just too hard to control," said the source.
Dawson said plans were being made for her sister's extensive designer wardrobe to be auctioned to raise money for an Australian-based foundation that would be established in her memory.
Dawson was cremated in an orange Alex Perry dress at a private family ceremony in Sydney on Wednesday.
Vicky Dawson said close friends and family had earlier been given items of clothing belonging to the model.
The family had also taken mementos by which to remember her.
Dawson was found dead in her Sydney apartment last Saturday after a well-publicised battle with depression.
More than 150 mourners gathered at the Beresford Hotel in Sydney to send off the New Zealand-born model in a memorial service on Friday.
Vicky Dawson said the Australian memorial was a beautiful tribute to her sister.
"It was a lovely, lovely memorial with hundreds of people there and we laughed and we cried.
"I think she would have been pleased to see all those people there."
Dawson said everyone noted her sister's kindness and generosity.
"It showed everybody how much she was loved. It was a sad but very happy occasion as well as a fitting celebration to a gorgeous, loved , funny, witty, generous person."
Mother tells: My shining crazy diamond
Charlotte Dawson's birth mother has spoken of her fond reunion with her long lost daughter - and the shock of her loss.
Carole Warner has told Woman's Day magazine that her daughter was a "shining, crazy diamond".
Warner said she had adopted out Charlotte, who she'd named Joanne, as it was a difficult time in her life.
"I didn't have many options," Warner told Woman's Day. "It was a really difficult decision but she went to a really good home with two lovely sisters.
"After we were reunited, we had a lot of fun together."
Warner, 66, said she had a lovely time for a while but, as happens with reconnecting with birth relatives, it became difficult.
"I regret that we hadn't been in touch since she went back to live in Australia. She had many things to deal with and didn't reach out."
Warner said she was saddened to have lost Charlotte twice, but knows she is at peace.
"Charlotte was a shining, crazy diamond, flawed like all of us, and she will always have a place in my heart."
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If you need proof that DFW's dining scene is smokin' hot, just crack open the September issue of Bon Appétit, or tune in to Bravo. That's where you'll find some of our much-talked-about restaurants and chefs making a splash and taking names. There are a ton of great restaurants in the area, but in our not-so-humble estimation, these are 10 of the hottest at the moment. Tell us your picks online at dfw.com.
1. Ellerbe Fine Foods: Opened last summer on Magnolia Avenue in a converted gas station, Ellerbe quickly earned a rave from our own Foodie Two Shoes, June Naylor. Now, national magazine Bon Appétit has anointed Ellerbe one of the 10 Best New Restaurants in America, so expect a foodie frenzy. The magazine likened the Ellerbe experience to having "a charming Southern grandma invite you over to her cozy little house for Sunday supper." Except the upscale country cooking is "probably much better than grandma's." Chef Molly McCook features a variety of locally grown goods in her thoughtful dishes, ranging from a homegrown tomato salad ($10) to P.E.I. mussels with a side of Cowtown market stew ($24). The food is fresh, seasonal and first-rate. And the charming atmosphere at Ellerbe is doing the near impossible: drawing die-hard west-siders to the south side of the Trinity on a regular basis.
2. Go Fish Ocean Club: Chef Tiffany Derry seems like a juggernaut on this season of Top Chef, and Go Fish, her elegantly understated seafood spot in Dallas, is shifting into hyperdrive, too. As of this writing, Tiffany was in the final 6 on Top Chef and had won two sets of challenges in the past three weeks. In other words, she's going to be a culinary star. So expect to pay star prices for her signature dishes, like Alaskan roasted halibut ($28) and fried green tomatoes ($12). www.gofishoceanclub.com
3. Five Guys Burgers and Fries: About a week ago, Zagat, that mysterious but all-powerful tastemaker, deemed Five Guys the best damn fast-food burgers in the country. Convenient, then, that the new Five Guys across from Hulen Mall in Fort Worth opened the same day; the lines haven't let up since. The Virginia-based chain has been wowing local burger fanatics for a couple years with its Southlake and Dallas outposts. Five Guys even made the Final Four of last summer's DFW.com Battle of the Burgers with its thin but flavorful beef patties and oh-so-fresh toppings. But beware, Five Guys, West Coast cult fave In-N-Out is coming to Dallas soon. For now, Five Guys has the buzz in Fort Worth, so go forth and burger. And don't forget the fries. www.fiveguys.com
4. Sushi Axiom: When the popular sushi restaurant moved into Montgomery Plaza this year, it upped the ante with an exquisite interior. Between the beautiful fish on your plate, the exotic fish in the tank, the giant four-panel television on the wall and the beautiful people at the bar, you'll get whiplash -- in a good way. www.sushiaxiom.net
5. Chef Point on Wheels: If you want to establish foodie cred, you've gotta find gourmet in some unlikely places. Like a lunch wagon. Chef Point on Wheels is the takin'-it-to-the-streets version of the famed Chef Point Cafe, a five-star restaurant housed in a Conoco station in Watauga. The mobile restaurant sets up shop 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Wednesday across from Harris hospital in Fort Worth. And no matter how hot it is outside, you'll see hungry patrons lining up for Chef Point specialties like "Better Than Sex" fried chicken ($10) and bread pudding with brandy butter sauce ($7). chefpointonwheels.com
6. Patrizio: Just about every restaurant in the West Seventh corridor could be considered hot (Bailey's Prime Plus, Brownstone, Terra, Tillman's, Eddie V's, etc.), but Patrizio, the Dallas favorite that opened its first Fort Worth location a few months ago, is inspiring diners' devotion with polished pasta dishes, big portions and very reasonable prices (many entrees are less than $12). We're big fans of the open-face ravioli, the penne caprese and the restaurant's beautiful interior. It's the most elegant $10 lunch in town. www.patrizios.net
7. Cat City Grill: Ellerbe isn't the only hot spot along Magnolia (Nonna Tata, Yucatan Taco Stand, Lili's, to name just a few). Cat City Grill is drawing just as many heavy-hitters. We recently spotted Van Cliburn having dinner there with Sid and Ramona Bass. Can't get more Fort Worth elite than that! Vance Martin, who also owns nearby Lili's Bistro, opened this cozy spot along with partner Martin Thompson around Valentine's Day. And Fort Worth has had a love affair with it since, gobbling up inventive, down-home dishes like chicken-fried rack of lamb ($25) and gorgonzola waffle fries ($9). www.catcitygrill.com
8. Nova: In the Bishop Arts District of Oak Cliff, former Hattie's chef Kelly Hightower is cooking up large and small plates with big taste in a former Dairy Queen. And he's attracting a blizzard of good buzz. (Take a look at the restaurant's Facebook page: The place is just over a month old, and it's being reviewed by everyone and their brother-in-law.) And it's not just hype at this gastropub: Our critic has sampled a few dishes -- the Jamaican beer can chicken ($14), the Nova burger with apple-smoked bacon, blue cheese with asiago fries ($10) and Hightower's famous garlic hummus ($7) -- and given them two big thumbs-up. www.novadallas.com
9. Cooper's Barbecue: In February, Cooper's brought a little Hill Country heaven to the Fort Worth Stockyards. And the massive restaurant quickly became the place where oil-and-gas brokers and cattle ranchers go to strike deals over delicious brisket and a big pork chop. www.coopersbbq.com
10. Victor Tango's: From the mod urban decor to the tapas to the killer cocktails (Moscow Mule, Grapefruit Rickey), this swingin' Knox-Henderson joint in Dallas screams "hipster." But the delectable sharing frenzy won us over, with gold stars for the crab mac and jack gratin with pancetta ($12) and the lollypop lamb chops with honey balsamic ($16). Now we just need to get back to try the lobster BLT sliders ($13) and the sweet potato fries with gorgonzola aioli ($7). www.victortangos.com


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Touching for the King's Evil
One of the ceremonies which was most often held in the Banqueting House was the ancient custom known as 'Touching for the King's Evil', performed for those with the skin disease scrofula.
It was believed that the touch of the royal hands could cure the ailment. James I transferred this ceremony from the Chapel Royal to the Banqueting House.
The practice gained immense popularity under Charles II when the number of candidates became so great that special certificates of application became necessary.
The practice was discontinued on the death of Queen Anne in 1714.
The Royal Maundy
Another ancient rite associated with the Banqueting House since 1660 was the Maundy Thursday celebration.
The traditional washing of the feet of the poor by the sovereign and the distribution to them of bread and fish, wine, cloth and money took place on the Thursday before Good Friday.
The ritual of the washing of feet was abandoned in the 18th century, although the Lord High Almoner still traditionally carries a towel over his right shoulder during the Maundy service today.
During the course of the 19th century the traditional offerings were gradually replaced with specially minted coins distributed in leather purses - the number of pence being related to the monarch's age at the time of the ceremony.
Although the ceremony ceased taking place at the Banqueting House in 1890, the present monarch continues to perform the Royal Maundy at cathedrals around the country.


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I am 4 weeks post circum.. body lift, I have 3 superficial splits, one on my left approx 2", my Dr has me doing a wet dry pack since stitching isn't and option. 2 days ago a sprung a leak in my incision below my belly button the size of a q-tip head and I now notice another hole approx 2" to the right forming. My Dr just tells me it's not uncommon but 3 seems excessive to me. How many more before I need to start worrying? If I'm not done draining then why would my drain tubes be removed already?
4 Weeks Post Op Circumferential Body Lift, Incision Split And Am Draining. Should I Worry?
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Delayed healing after body lift
A body lift is an extensive operation, requiring long incisions and multiple layers of sutures in the closures. Areas of delayed healing are not uncommon, but despite the aggravation and anxiety of the prolonged wound care, the results are usually not compromised. It seems like your surgeon is instructing you properly with the treatment you described. Going through this can be extremely stressful, but patience and continuation of the wound care will get these openings to close.
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This is a discussion on Best Graduation Party within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I figured I'd share this experience with everyone on the board, as it was a great time. In the past the idea of carrying a ...
I figured I'd share this experience with everyone on the board, as it was a great time.
In the past the idea of carrying a weapon hasn't really come up with my friends because I don't really let them know, but most are aware that I shoot regularly (as a hobby or something) and usually voice their discomfort, distrust, and general lack of respect for the armed citizen, they usually say the generic "why do you need a gun, what are you paranoid, there are cops, etc, etc etc" which I usually politely try to inform them of my position and it falls on deaf ears.
Well my best friend is fortunately one that adopts a similar viewpoint as me, he recently turned 21 and his older brother graduated college, so his dad (an avid shooter / carrier) had the great idea of having the grad / bday party at our local gun club. He managed to work it out with the President of the club to be present, and instruct everyone who was interested in shooting on safe handling of firearms, proper shooting technique, etc, it was a crash course but everyone got pretty good instruction from experienced shooters as they stepped up to the five targets we had set up, four were armed with my friend's dads 9mm makarov pistols, and when they were done with that, we allowed them to fire off my XD .45 and my SW 640 .357.
Needless to say everyone had a BLAST and it opened up the rest of the evening for these once deaf ears to be "all ears" about shooting, firearms, carrying, (you name it, it was probably discussed) and to be honest I'd say out of the lot of 30 or so of them, a really good handful will run with it, get educated and take the right steps to learning and owning a firearm. Even if just one of them was introduced to a future passion and hobby of firearms, I'd call it a successful evening.
It was a phenomenal way to introduce the sport and practice of shooting to a bunch of people who previously had no interest what so ever, males and females a like everyone had a great time and so did I.
Two birds with one stone...
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Very novel idea. I like it.
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(CBS/AP) – Louisiana state police say they arrested a drunk 28-year-old man who let his 8-year-old son drive the family pick-up truck while he slept in the passenger seat.
The child drove erratically down an interstate until alarmed motorists called authorities.
Troopers say the man's 4-year-old daughter was in the back seat when the truck was pulled over Saturday morning in Livingston Parish. The children have been handed over to Louisiana Child Protective Services.
The father, 28-year-old Billy Joe Madden of Hattiesburg, Miss., was arrested on charges including Child Desertion and Allowing a Minor to Drive. An investigation is ongoing.
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Here are new images for a couple of upcoming CG animated features. One is Sony's Hotel Transylvania, featuring the efforts of Dracula (Adam Sandler) to celebrate the birthday of his daughter Mavis (Selena Gomez), which end up being complicated by the attentions of a regular ol' human (Andy Samberg). The movie is directed by Genndy Tartakovsky (The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Star Wars: Clone Wars) which for me at least, represents the primary appeal of the project.
There's also The Croods from Dreamworks Animation, featuring the voices of Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Catherine Keener, Clark Duke, and Cloris Leachman in a story about a prehistoric family of early humans.
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Mick Jagger has been seen around Nashville with guitar pal, Jack White, sparking rumors that White is being approached by The Stones to help out with the new Rolling Stones record. Six years ago, Rolling Stone magazine reported that Jack White was laying down Keith Richards tracks and Keith was being rather "evasive" about Jack White working with the Stones for their next album the follow up to "A Bigger Bang" which was released in 2005, 15 years ago. Gee time sure does fly doesn't it.
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