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Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, took their son, Prince George, to Sydney's Taronga Zoo Sunday where he met his namesake.
An Australian animal, called a Bilby, was named after George.
The royal couple are on a 19-day official visit to New Zealand and Australia with their son.

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Getting Children Cooking
Children are naturally curious and are drawn to the kitchen at an early age. If you encourage them through their messy stage they can become quite competent by around 10 years old and will be able to turn out a handful of recipes.
You'll still need to supervise the use of sharp knives, Gas flames, draining pots of pasta and that sort of thing, but by this age it becomes more of a 'hovering in the background', rather than you actually doing it all. This is the key - you've got to let them make mistakes in order for them to learn, and they've got to be given some responsibility so they can feel that they have made the cake or batch of biscuits, and not you.
Mess, mess, mess! It's hard - just trail around after them wiping up, but teach them little things such as wiping or rinsing their hands before opening the fridge (or the door handle will quickly become sticky), keeping things in from the edge of the bench so they don't fall off, getting all ingredients in order before starting cooking so they don't suddenly discover they haven't got something, or that it needs peeling, grating or chopping.
Most important of all, it's got to be fun, not a chore. And give them heaps of praise. Remember, that little boy or girl turning out a misshapen biscuit today could become a master chef with a little encouragement from you, and then you'll be the one to reap the rewards!
Baking is a great place to start. Because most children love sweet things.
There's no reason why a young cook can't have a success with a home-baked cake.
There are basically four different methods of making cakes:
- Rubbing in method - where butter is rubbed into flour, as for scones;
- Whisking method - where eggs and sugar are whisked together, as for a sponge cake;
- Creaming method - where butter and sugar are creamed together, eggs are mixed in, then the dry ingredients - used for many cakes, biscuits and puddings;
- Warming method - where butter, sugar and other ingredients are melted together, and folded together with dry ingredients, as in gingerbread.
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Muffins are incredibly popular in New Zealand. I think it must be because they are relatively easy to make and quick to cook (more weighing and measuring than anything else; just the thing that kids will enjoy making).
These are my favourite muffins of all time.
- 1¾ cups plain flour
- ¾ teaspoon salt
- ¼ cup caster sugar
- 2½ teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon zest
- 1¼ cups blueberries
- 1 large egg, at room temperature
- ¾ cup milk
- 1/3 cup light tasteless oil
- little extra melted butter and castor sugar
Sieve the flour, salt, caster sugar and baking powder into a large bowl. Sprinkle over the lemon zest and the blueberries. Beat the egg well then add the milk and oil and mix well together (don't beat as this makes the muffins tough).
Spoon at once into buttered muffin tins or non-stick muffin tins, filling the tins to the top.
Bake in an oven preheated to 225°C for 20 to 25 minutes till risen and golden. Remove from the oven, leave in the tray for 5 minutes, then flip out with a small knife onto a cooling rack.
Meanwhile melt the butter and dip the tops of the muffins into the butter then into a little castor sugar. Serve warm with extra butter, ricotta cheese, sour cream or whipped cream.
Sticky Gingerbread
- 330g plain flour
- 1 heaped teaspoon ground ginger
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 50g preserved ginger, chopped (optional)
- 170g brown sugar
- 125g butter
- 75g golden syrup
- 120g black treacle
- 1 egg
- 300ml milk
- 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda dissolved in a little milk
Sift the dry ingredients into a large bowl, and stir in the preserved ginger. Warm the sugar, butter, golden syrup and black treacle in a small pan until dissolved; don't boil.
Beat the egg and milk together. Combine all the ingredients, including the bicarbonate of soda dissolved in a little of the milk; mix together until combined but don't beat.
Pour into a nonstick loaf tin (23cm long x 12-13cm wide x 7cm deep) lined with baking paper on the bottom. Bake in an oven preheated to 175°C (regular) for 1 1/2 hours. If the top starts to colour too quickly, drape a piece of aluminium foil loosely over the surface to deflect the heat. Cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then turn onto a cooling rack.
Gingerbread tips
Gingerbread is made using the warming method (the fats and sugars are warmed to combine them), which is one of the easier cake-making methods. Make sure the ground ginger you use is fresh. Ground spices have a short shelf-life. Every few months it is worth going through the pantry and throwing out unused spices because all they're doing is sitting there spoiling and going musty.
The gingerbread is at its sticky best on day three of its life. It's very good on day four. On day five it's still okay, and it's not bad on day six, and it's still edible on day seven. There's not that many cakes that keep as well.
Getting started
Wash and dry hands before starting cooking.
Read through the recipe so you can anticipate each stage.
Put the oven on before you start, as some recipes, especially if made with baking powder, need to go in the oven immediately after mixing (the baking powder is activated by liquid).
Prepare any tins, trays or dishes required.
There is much controversy over measuring devices - cups and spoons are easier - but when it comes to baking, scales ensure accuracy.
Cake tin tips
Lining a cake tin makes it easier to turn the cake out, and it also offers some protection to the sides and bottom of the cake as it cooks. Baking paper is ideal to line cake tins because it is non-stick.
Cut a round piece for the bottom, tracing the shape of the tin onto the paper using a pencil, and cut it just slightly inside the pencil line with scissors. Cut a wide band long enough to go around the sides of the tin; this band of paper should be marginally higher than the cake tin, so that once it is folded, it is the same height as the tin.
Fold over one edge of the paper then snip it with scissors about every centimeter or so. This helps it fit around the inside of the cake tin. Put the band of paper in the tin, with the sniped edge on the bottom of the tin, then put the round of paper on top of the snipped edge.
To keep the paper in place on the bottom of the cake tin, first put a dab or two of the cake mixture underneath the paper to help it stick to the tin. Use another dab of cake mixture to stick the paper around the sides together. Spoon the cake mixture into the tin, putting it in the centre of the tin first and spreading it to the sides without disturbing the paper lining.


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Steelers. I'm not even into NFL anymore actually.
This is a discussion on Super Bowl within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Cardinals or Steelers? I'm going with the Cards....
Cardinals or Steelers?
I'm going with the Cards.
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Steelers. I'm not even into NFL anymore actually.
I was thinking about making a poll about the same thing, but I was going to make it four choices where you could select multiple choices. Who do we think is going to win, and who do we want to win.
I think the Steelers will win, but I hope the Card's pull it off.
There are two sides to every issue: one side is right and the other is wrong, but the middle is always evil.
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Well, since it won't be the Redskins, I don't really care that much. I'm happy that Phiily didn't make it. Overall, I'll support the Cards tomorrow, but if it's Pittsburg, I'll be ok with it.
I'll go with the Steelers. My gut tells me the game will be so-so and the commercials not even that good.
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I am not really for either, so I'll root for a friends team, Steelers. Although it will suck if they get the 6th Lombardy trophy, before the Cowboys (but who are we kidding with that one )
"Don't hit a man if you can possibly avoid it; but if you do hit him, put him to sleep." - Theodore Roosevelt
Since the Giants are out....
I'll go with the Steelers!!!
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
I don't like Warner, ever since he blew the Rams chance at Super Bowl back in 01 - i think (the year maybe off).
Roethlisberger was the only one who had a chance - so I was glad that Steelers took their division. The other guy was just too green to go head-to-head with Warner.
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Aren't the Packers playing in it this year?
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HERE WE GO STEELERS, HERE WE GO!!!!! I am a DIE HARD Steelers fan, so this is a big game for me.
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I'm rooting for the underdog. Give the Cardinals a day in the lime light, they deserve it.
Paco--until Jerry Jones sales the team they are destined to be mediocre. He can spend all the money he wants to. Since he can't get it through his thick head he is not the coach, he'll continue to screw things up.
My thoughts exactly. I am kind of rooting for the Cards. They were in our division for so long and helped all the NFC East teams inflate their win totals for years. Plus Kurt Warner is a great guy. I'd love to see him win it one more time to ease his way into the Hall of Fame after he retires.
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Companies could spring some surprises in the March quarter led by commodities related, cement and automotive companies, said Raamdeo Agrawal, joint managing director, Motilal Oswal Financial Services. In an interview to ET, Agrawal said he is bullish on IT, pharma, auto, private banks and consumer companies. Edited excerpts: What's your assessment of global risk and its impact on India? There are problems related to trade and financial flows. Strengthening of the dollar or yuan devaluation will pose some challenges to us.
China is stockpiling oil for its strategic petroleum reserve at a record pace, intervening on a scale large enough to send a powerful pulse through the world crude market.
The move comes as tensions mount in the South China Sea and the West prepares possible oil sanctions against Russia over the crisis in eastern Ukraine. Analysts believe China is quietly building up buffers against a possible spike in oil prices or disruptions in supply.
Mounting concerns from emerging markets have caused uncertainty in the stock markets. As Chinese stocks dropped, bank investors in the US remain concerned.
The sell-off in markets was sparked after reports indicated slowing growth in Chinese economy as its currency hit lowest levels in months. The situation worsened after reports indicated that the central bank of China might let its currency fall to further lows.
By Simon Johnson
Geely Automotive has acquired Volvo from Ford. This is a risky bet that may or may pay off for the Chinese auto maker – after first requiring a great deal of investment.
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's mass consumer, health care and non-banking financial counters may well be the early winners in the country's stock markets this week after Beijing promised the most sweeping economic and social reforms in nearly three decades.
Submitted by Jeff Clark of Casey Research,
While China's housing market problems are similar in scale to those faced during the U.S. subprime mortgage bubble and its banks are rife with bad loans, it won't lead to another Lehman-style crash, Franklin Templeton's Mark Mobius told CNBC on Monday. Mobius said the similarities could not be denied but since Chinese banks are owned by the government, they will not be allowed to fail.
Last night's bad PMI number seems to have been the tipping point in a recent build up of bad Chinese data that came in last month. This morning, the Nikkei fell by 7.3%, and markets around Europe are down as well.
Over one and a half years ago we put in perspective the amount of money creation by China compared to the the liquidity injection by the Big 3 "developed world" central banks. The result was stunning.
Yesterday, as we reported, in a surprisingly scathing report, Goldman announced that it was now positioning for an "imminent" two year real estate property downturn, which has significant probability of becoming a hard landing as many others, most notably Barclays in recent days, have pointed out.
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European Factors to Watch-Shares seen opening lower
(ADVISORY- Reuters plans to replace intra-day European and UK stock market reports with a Live Markets blog on Eikon (see cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?pageId=livemarkets for site in development). See the bottom of the report)
LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - European stocks were seen opening lower on Monday, weighed down by weaker oil prices and a pullback on most Asian markets.
Financial spreadbetters expected Britain's FTSE 100 to open down by 31 points, or 0.5 percent lower. Germany's DAX was seen down by 34 points, or 0.3 percent lower, while France's CAC was seen down by 24 points, or 0.5 percent lower.
Most Asian stock markets slipped on Monday after three consecutive weeks of gains as a retreat in oil prices made investors cautious, although losses were tempered by hopes that China may soon cut interest rates again as pressure on the yuan eases.
Top Chinese officials said on Sunday that China's economy was showing signs of improvement while capital outflows from the country were moderating, as they sought to shore up fragile investor confidence after recent market volatility.
Chinese stocks also rose on Monday after the state margin lender said if would resume some short term lending businesses and cut borrowing costs for brokerages.
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As we spend more time with Sophie and Nicole of Cookes Food, it becomes more and more evident how incredibly passionate they really are about local produce! Their love of local food is exciting and contagious, somehow Sophie even makes a 2am wake up call about lettuce seem appealing! – Jenny x
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Anyone that works in the fruit and vegetable industry works on a totally different timetable to you or I. Peter Canavo, owner and head forager of Flavours Fruit and Vegetable has absolutely no problem contacting me at 2 or 3am with a query about what colour I want in my baby butter lettuces. I love the attention to detail that this company offers me. Every so often with my order I get a package consisting of seasonal samples and I'm so lucky that Pete puts in some things I might never be able to find…beauties include finger limes, blood limes, samphire, all the seasons best; winter rhubarb, autumn pears, spring asparagus and summer cherries, all in beautifully different shapes and sizes.
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I have used many fruit and vegetable suppliers, however to me I needed a closer relationship where they recognized that I don't want produce out of season or from overseas and I'm pretty strict about that. I need guidance from the supplier as to what's in, what's out and what's having a bad week due to weather. I have been known to tell my clients that I won't get them something if it's out of season even if the Peruvian version is available in the supermarket.
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As consumers we should be having a close relationship with our grocers just as much as our butcher. I rarely shop at the supermarket as I cannot stand the way you have no idea what you're getting or where it's from – it kills the dialogue about food that is so important… so get to the market people!
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Flavours figs with ricotta, hazelnuts and sweet vinegar syrup
2 figs (ripe is best)
200g ricotta
¼ cup hazelnuts
2 tbsp caster sugar
2 tbsp red wine or sherry vinegar – buy a nice one as your only as good as your worst ingredients!
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In a small saucepan combine the sugar and the vinegar. Gently cook until you have a syrup, set aside to cool.
Tear open your figs and place on a lined baking tray. Sprinkle with some of the chopped hazelnuts, place the ricotta to the side of the tray and place in a pre heated 180 degree oven for 5-10 minutes.
Remove from the oven and drizzle with the vinegar syrup.
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Adobe Type Manager Deluxe for Macintosh reports the following error
message for four of the fonts in the font suitcase MathFonts that come
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This is for the fonts MC, MH, MP, and MT. Is this a problem to worry about?
What are these fonts used for in Mma 3.0?
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Stranger - Wrap Report @ RPGVault
RPGVault has posted their wrap report conversation with the developers of Stranger, the recently released RPG/RTS title from Fireglow and CDV. The devs take a look at how the game turned out and talk about the multiplayer aspect:
The key feature of the game, which makes Stranger different from other RPGs, is its unique magic system. It's based on using magic crystals and indirect control of the spells to be cast. Players will need help to finish; the main characters can't just go it alone, and so you need to hire additional mercenaries at times. This is also a point of difference from the many single-player RPGs that can be played from the beginning to the end with a single main character only...
...There was a moment during development when the team members felt a particular boost in their interest. That was when we created the first multiplayer missions and started testing them intensively. Everyone was involved in this - designers and artists, programmers and project leads. People tested missions not only during scheduled times, but also stayed to play after working hours... and even after company parties...many new tactics and counter-tactics for particular missions were invented during those hours. Thank to them, multiplayer missions in Stranger proved to be well balanced.
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SP/MP: Single + MP
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: Unknown
Platform: PC
Release: Released


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Data - Market focus - Turning tide in HK affairs
When William Monahan accepted his best adapted screenplay Oscar for The Departed, he thanked Felix Chong and Alan Mak, the writers of its source material, Hong Kong movie Infernal Affairs. But he could have also paid homage to Media Asia's chairman Peter Lam who greenlit the high-concept thriller.
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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Deschutes County Records Inventory
Deeds and Indexes
Series documents the ownership of land. Series includes deeds, land sales contracts, quit claim deeds, homestead exemption claims, corporate certificates, agreements, correction deeds, special assessments of unzoned farmland, easements, and indirect and direct deed indexes. Information includes grantor and grantee name; recording and filing dates; property descriptions; title warranties; consideration amounts; witness and recorder names; and volume and page numbers of where recorded.
Since 1983 deeds have been recorded in the clerk's Official Records (Clerk and Recorder Official Filings).
Records at the Deschutes County Records Center, Permanent Archives:
Deed Record [includes deed records from Crook County before 1916], vol. 1-165, 1871-1969 (165 volumes);
Deeds Direct [Index], 1871-1928 (1 volume);
Deeds Indirect [Index], 1871-1928 (1 volume);
Index to Deeds Direct, vol. 1-13, 1927-1984 (13 volumes);
Index to Deeds Indirect, vol. 1-13, 1927-1984 (13 volumes).
Records at the Deschutes Services Center, Clerk's Office Public Research Area:
Deed Records, vol. 1-366, 1871-1982 (192 reels of microfilm).
Records at the Deschutes Services Center, Clerk's Office Storage Room 210:
Deschutes County Clerk [Microfilmed Records-includes subdivision and partition plats, deed indexes, and mortgage indexes-35mm microfilm], ca.1871-ca.1983 (55 reels of microfilm).
Records at the Deschutes County Web Site:
Deed Index Books [Direct and Indirect], 1871-1984 (Internet);
Metes & Bounds Grantor/Grantee Indexes [Tract Index to Deeds-Clerk's Historical Indexes], ca.1889-ca.1959 (Internet).


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Boris Johnson has "question marks" over elements of George Osborne's March budget, his deputy mayor has said.
Kit Malthouse, a Conservative member of the London assembly who serves as deputy mayor for policing, spoke after the Tory mayor used an interview in the Sunday Telegraph to cast himself as a "tax-cutting Conservative" who was ready to do battle with the government in the interests of London.
The Conservatives in London appeared to distance themselves from colleagues in Westminster amid polling showing the Conservative party dropping below 30% in the latest YouGov survey for the Sunday Times.
In comments interpreted as suggesting Osborne should have gone further by reducing the top rate of tax down to 40p, rather than 45p, Johnson told the Sunday Telegraph London needed to be "tax competitive".
The mayor has come under criticism for battling for the top rate of tax to be reduced while failing to apply similar pressure on the government over measures which critics say are hurting other groups in society.
But Malthouse defended Johnson's refusal to "jump on the bandwagon" by attacking "very highly paid people" working in the City.
The Tory assembly member for West Central, who is seeking re-election on Thursday, said he had witnessed Johnson "badgering" David Cameron and Osborne to get London the deal it needed.
"It's the beating heart often of the UK economy and it needs investment, and so he has over the last four years extracted billions of pounds for investment in the basic infrastructure in London to produce an economic machine, if you like, that will be the rival of the world, and in those circumstances I think he does think the government has done really well."
Asked whether Johnson was pleased that Osborne had bowed to his repeated demand for the scrapping of the 50p top rate of tax, Malthouse said Johnson had taken "a lot of flack" for standing up for London's competitiveness across the world. "Boris recognised early on, and I have to say I think he called it right, that it would be a mistake to jump on the bandwagon of trashing that industry [financial services] and, yes, some of the very highly paid people who work for it."
Johnson has highlighted his closeness to the government under a nine-point plan for re-election, stating he is the best placed to secure "a better deal for London from No 10".
Pressed on the budget and the introduction of the so-called "granny tax", Malthouse said: "I don't think he necessarily backs the entire balance of things that were in the budget. I think there are a number of things that he has some question mark over, but at the same time, his view was that for London to remain competitive, to attract the best and the brightest here, and to attract the headquarters of some huge financial institutions, we had to be tax competitive and having a higher rate tax at 50% did not put us in that position. It was putting people off coming."
Johnson, who is outpolling his party in the runup to the 3 May election, told the Sunday Telegraph he needed to look at "what I can do to bear down on people's expenses", citing his plans to cut council tax by 10% in the next four years.
Johnson seized on the funding secured for the £16bn Crossrail project as proof of his preparedness to take on Osborne and fellow ministers.
"My job is to fight for London, and to borrow a metaphor from the only sport in which I remotely excel, to wrest the ball out of the scrum for London when I think it's necessary. I've shown repeatedly I can do that. We've saved Crossrail from the jaws of death – AKA George Osborne. We got £3bn for housing budgets in London. I've been able to get the budgets to keep police numbers high and we're going to do this for the foreseeable future. I don't mind having a row in Whitehall, I don't mind how much plaster comes off the ceiling, providing it's done in a robust and sensible way and London gets the money it needs."
Johnson, who has temporarily suspended his Daily Telegraph column for the duration of his re-election campaign, left it to Malthouse to stand in for him in an interview with the Sunday politics show, with just days to go before 5.8m Londoners have their say.
Malthouse said Johnson was not able to appear in person because of a "longstanding" private engagement, though it appeared on Twitter that he was out campaigning in Wimbledon and Kingston at the time.
Successive polling shows Johnson looks set to be re-elected on Thursday, with the latest ComRes poll giving him a clear eight percentage-point lead over his Labour rival, Ken Livingstone, despite the fact that Labour is significantly ahead of the Conservative party in the capital.
A spokesman for Livingstone said: "Boris Johnson's call for an even lower rate of tax for the richest indicates the direction of travel if the Tories won in London – emboldening the Tory right, pressing the Tory-led government to go even further on tax and spending cuts, years of soaring fares, and a growing social divide in London. Only voting Labour for mayor will stop that terrible scenario this week."


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WASHINGTON - The Air Force is working with U.S. Southern Command and the Haitian government to determine what's needed to bring damaged airports up to par to accept more humanitarian relief supplies, officials said Jan. 15.
A massive U.S.-international relief effort is under way to help Haitians stricken by a Jan. 12 earthquake that damaged much of the country's capital of Port-au-Prince.
Ongoing evaluations to determine how to increase traffic at the main airport at Port-au-Prince should be completed sometime today, Air Force Col. Steve Shea, director of the combat support center within the Air Force Office of Logistics Readiness, said during a "DoDLive" bloggers roundtable.
"The Air Force is part of the joint and international support [effort] to help stop the suffering of the Haitians and to try to restore the infrastructure so they can essentially return to normalcy," Shea said.
The major supply route into Haiti right now is at the Port-au-Prince airport, the country's largest, Shea said, and the Air Force already has deployed airport security personnel, air traffic controllers and ground operations technicians to Port-au-Prince. The use of aluminum ground matting, he said, is an option being considered to increase ramp and runway capacity at Port-au-Prince and other Haitian airports.
Additionally, Shea said, a U.S. joint assessment team is evaluating ways to increase the Haitian capital's seaport capacity, which also was damaged by the earthquake.
"Clearly the ability to use a seaport enables both the international community and the Department of Defense to move [a] large tonnage of supplies that will be needed there at a capacity that exceeds what we could do by air lift," he explained.
The Air Force has a team of logistics and transportation experts focused on the Haiti relief mission, said Air Force Col. Sid Banks, chief of logistics plans within the Office of Logistics Readiness. The Air Force, Banks said, can deploy specially trained teams that have the ability to restore operations at the earthquake damaged Port-au-Prince airport.
"We can resume operations on that specific field that may have been crippled as a result of this catastrophe," Banks said. The Air Force, he added, also can supply water-purification units.
From a logistics standpoint, the Air Force's contributions to the Haitian humanitarian relief effort "are huge," Banks said. And it's imperative, he emphasized, that the relief effort for Haiti is a thought-out and organized endeavor.
"From a logistics-plan standpoint," Banks said, "we try to understand our roles and responsibilities, so we can be efficient and effective in getting the right stuff to the right place at the right time."
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I have got to get one of these!
OH MY GOODNESS....Are they at walmart?
Where did you get those pics rom? that is awesome!
***! That is sweet. I absolutley love that helmet.
must resist the urge to drop more money on the fettman
dude, that is tight Morgan!! I can imagine the honey's on the back now cruising up the 101 by the beach...........boing!!!!
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That is pretty darn impressive! Hopefully someday I'll see somebody riding with that helmet on.
Very cool!
Haha! That's incredible!!! That helmet is sweeeeet haha.
I thought about doing a helmet like that at one point but I decided the visibility would probably be too poor.
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Felipe Correa
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Faculty Project: A Design Network for South America
Felipe Correa is Associate Professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Design and Director of the Urban Design Degree Program. A New York-based architect and urbanist, Correa works at the confluence of Architecture, Urbanism and Infrastructure. Through his design practice, Somatic Collaborative, he has developed design projects and consultancies with the public and private sector in multiple cities and regions across the globe, including Mexico City, New Orleans, Quito, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Seoul among many others.
Correa is the co-founder and director of the South America Project (SAP), a trans-continental applied research network that proactively endorses the role of design within rapidly transforming geographies of the South American Continent. SAP specifically focuses on how a spatial synthesis best afforded by design can provide alternative physical and experiential identities to the current spatial transformations reshaping the South American Hinterland. He is currently finishing a monograph, Beyond the City: Resource Extraction Urbanism in South America (ARD Publishing, 2015). The volume examines the role of architecture and urban planning in the creation and administration of landscapes of intense resource extraction. Recently, Correa finished A Line in the Andes (ARD Publishing, 2013) a graphic biography on Quito (Ecuador), which examines the city's most pressing urban challenges for the 21st century.
His design work, research, and writings have been published in journals, including Architectural Design, Architectural Record, Harvard Design Magazine, MONU, Ottagono, and PLOT among many others.
Correa has lectured and exhibited worldwide at many universities and conferences. Most recently at Columbia University, Cornell University, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador, Tulane University, University of Pennsylvania, The National Arts Club of New York, and the Pan-American Architecture Biennale, among others. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Tulane University, and his Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard's GSD.


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Development and validation of a generic 3D model of the distal femur
Schmutz, Beat, Reynolds, Karen J., & Slavotinek, John P. (2006) Development and validation of a generic 3D model of the distal femur. Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, 9(5), pp. 305-312.
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The development and validation of a virtual generic 3D model of the distal femur using computer graphical methods is presented. The synthesis of the generic model requires the following steps: acquisition of bony 3D morphology using standard CT (computed tomography) imaging; alignment of 3D models reconstructed from CT images with a common coordinate system; computer graphical sectioning of the models; extraction of bone contours from the image sections; combining and averaging of extracted contours; and 3D reconstruction of the averaged contours. The generic models reconstructed from the averaged contours of six cadaver femora were validated by comparing their surface geometry on a point to point basis with that of the CT reconstructed reference models. The mean errors ranged from 0.99 - 2.5 mm and were in agreement with the qualitative assessment of the models.
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Aanderud Breaks Assist Record in 8-0 Victory
|Brittany Aanderud surpasses Nancy (Davis) White as Liberty's all-time assist leader with 21.
Liberty women's soccer junior midfielder Brittany Aanderud made history, Wednesday afternoon at Osborne Stadium, breaking the program's all-time assist record in the Lady Flames' 8-0 shutout victory over UNC Asheville.
Aanderud garnered assists in the 39th and 49th minute to pick up her 21st career assist, surpassing Nancy Davis (1998-2001) for the school record.
Liberty's eight goals are the most since Oct. 16, 2007, when the Lady Flames defeated Southern Virginia, 9-0.
Forwards Jaime Bouffard and Alanna Dunkle led Liberty with two goals apiece. Four other Liberty players posted goals on the day – Rebeccah Smith, Jordan Kestel, Madison Kauzlarich and Crystal Elmers. Along with Aanderud's pair of helpers, freshman forward Jennifer Knoebel led Liberty with three assists. Helena Pereira, Elmers and Dunkle were also credited with helpers.
With the win, Liberty moves to 6-3-1 on the year and 2-0-1 in conference play. The Lady Flames are now unbeaten in five straight games. Asheville falls to 6-4-1 and 1-1-1 in the Big South. Liberty is now 15-8-2 all-time against the Bulldogs.
Liberty goalkeeper Holly Van Noord played the opening 58:23 in between the pipes, making three saves. Redshirt freshman Tori Collar came in for the final 31:37, collecting two saves. Asheville netminders Heather Muller and Keller Dixon each spent 45 minutes in goal, finishing with five saves apiece.
Liberty outshot Asheville, 34-11, including 18-5 on goal. The Lady Flames also held a 7-2 advantage on corner kicks.
Smith put the Lady Flames on the board in the 20th minute, thanks to a Knoebel assist. The freshman sent a crossing pass from the right side to Smith, who was positioned in the center of the 18-yard box. Smith blasted a shot high into the back of the net for the 1-0 lead.
Aanderud's first assist occurred off a corner kick in the 39th minute. After Aanderud blasted the corner kick from left to right, Kestel timed the ball just right on the far post, slipping it between Muller and an Asheville defender. Kestel's first career marker extended Liberty's lead to 2-0.
Kauzlarich closed out the scoring for the half, picking up a rebound after an Elmers' shot off the post to send Liberty in the locker room with a 3-0 advantage.
Elmers kept things going in the 49th minute with her third goal of the season. After an Aanderud throw-in, Elmers tucked a ball past the keeper to put Liberty up 4-0. Aanderud's second assist of the game gave her a record breaking 21st career assist.
Bouffard added two goals in the 65th and 76th minute to boost Liberty's lead to 6-0. Knoebel contributed on both goals, while Dunkle chipped an assist on Bouffard's second marker.
Dunkle closed out the scoring for the Lady Flames, picking up the final two goals in the 77th minute, with the first coming off an assist from Pereira.
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Integrating prevention strategies into organizations that address intimate partner violence
This grant provides support to expand the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) DELTA (Domestic Violence Prevention Enhancements and Leadership Through Alliances) model, a preventive approach to intimate partner violence, from 14 states to the entire nation. This is the next critical step toward a national effort to prevent intimate partner assault, rape and stalking before they start. Intimate partner violence is a major national public health problem, affecting over 25 percent of women and 8 percent of men. Intimate partner violence leads to devastating short- and long-term consequences for victims, as well as for their children, and places a significant economic burden--exceeding $5.8 billion a year--on society. The movement to combat domestic violence has focused on providing services to victims, holding batterers accountable, and reducing the number of repeat cases. Recently the domestic violence movement has begun to develop a new focus on prevention. In 2002, the CDC developed DELTA, an initiative to integrate prevention strategies into the work being done by state and local domestic violence coalitions. The expansion with this funding will provide information, tools and technical assistance to support prevention strategies at state and local levels. In addition to CDC staff, at least two DELTA states from a specific region will work with the new expansion states (DELTA-E states) to assist these state coalitions in developing a prevention plan. The project's success will be based on whether each DELTA-E state increases the prevention capacity of state domestic violence coalitions. The deliverables of this project will include the development of three modules that support and build primary prevention capacity, a well developed system of technical assistance and mentoring of the DELTA-E states, and a summary report on the success and related lessons learned in the expansion effort.
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Amount Awarded $3,186,133.00
Awarded on: 10/31/2007
Time frame: 12/1/2007 - 6/30/2012
Grant Number: 61500
National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Inc.
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Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Kids, Schools, Cyberbullying, Healthy Relationships
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I am a 9 year old and faced bullying so wrote a self help book to help fellow kids.
Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Kids, Schools
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Topics: LGBT
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Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Schools
For more info please visit http://www.nasponline.org/publications/periodicals/communique/issues/volume-38-issue-4/bullying-prevention-and-intervention-realistic-strategies-for-schools
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Examines the link between bullying and suicide and practical prevention and intervention strategies for secondary school administrators and school staff.
Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Kids, Schools, Youth Development
For more info please visit http://www.nasponline.org/assets/documents/Resources%20and%20Publications/Handouts/General%20Resources/Bullying_Suicide_Oct2011.pdf
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This anti-bullying initiative by The Sports Museum and the Boston sports community features athletes from all of Boston's professional sports teams sharing their stories and providing kids with ways to stand strong against bullying. On the website you'll find tools, tips, and guidance to help kids prevent and stop bullying. The website includes four public service announcements and nine player-specific videos.
Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Kids
For more info please visit http://www.bostonvsbullies.org
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Topics: Prevention, Kids
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|Safe and Supportive Schools Technical Assistance Center
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Safe and Healthy Students and the Safe and Supportive Schools Technical Assistance Center partnered with the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) to coordinate a special event on Creating a Safe and Respectful Environment on Our Nation's School Buses. These modules are intentionally designed to be offered as a series. The content of each module complements and completes the content contained in the other module. While Module 1 (See Something. Do Something. Intervening in Bullying Behavior) addresses how to identify and effectively intervene when bullying occurs (including tips on de-escalation), Module 2 (Creating a Supportive Bus Climate: Preventing Bullying) considers effective strategies to build a bus climate where bullying is less likely to occur. It's our belief that bus drivers and students alike are best served when BOTH modules are covered with drivers within a short timeframe of one another.
Topics: Prevention, Respond to Bullying, Schools
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Roller derby gaining in popularity outside US
By Becca Milfeld, AFP Sunday, April 20, 2014, 12:25 am TWN
STERLING, Virginia -- Adrienne Schreiber curls down her lower lip to reveal "SF1" inked in black — a tattoo celebrating Scare Force One, a tribe of fierce Washington women on roller skates.
When they get together, they push, shove and — above all — win.
Bureaucrats, teachers and scientists, the women who compete in roller derby — an American game that is quickly gaining traction abroad — come from all walks of life.
But to take part is not merely to don skates and score points.
On a recent Saturday afternoon in a sportsplex in Sterling, Virginia, a suburb of the U.S. capital, the DC All-Stars A team — drawn from the area's four teams including Scare Force One — competed against the Vixens from Canada's Rideau Valley Roller Girls league.
This is a full-contact sport with jostling, bumping and hitting — so long as it isn't done with the elbows, forearm, hands, head or lower legs.
It is not for the faint of heart or spirit.
As each team of five races around the track, the "jammer" pushes ahead of the pack in an attempt to lap the other team's players. After an initial pass, points are scored with each opposing player the jammer passes.
Team-themed tattoos and frequent injuries are common, as are tough personalities and derby pseudonyms. Condoleezza Slice and Nasty Pelosi — puns on the names of two of Washington's most powerful women — play in the area.
The 31-year-old Schreiber — who last year opened Washington's first-ever derby shop, Department of Skate — competes under the name Velocityraptor.
From Mexico to Malaysia
Roller derby, which got its start in 1930s Chicago, has had peaks and valleys of popularity and a brief period in the 1970s full of theatrical stunts and storylines similar to those in professional wrestling.
"I think women really stuck with derby because it was an early sport where they were on the same track as men," said James Vannurden, curator of the National Museum of Roller Skating in Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), the governing body under which many teams operate, had just a couple dozen leagues when it began 10 years ago, all of them in the United States.
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Aloe Vera Juice/Gel Lovers
How do you use aloe vera? How long have you used it? Are you protein sensitive?
Everything has aloe vera in it it seems, My hair has a sensitivity to it just as it does to protein. I've been using it (in a spritz )since I colored my hair in July and it seems my hair is very wiry now. Usually I try to use products with aloe vera where it is low in the list but I'm trying out a theory and want to see where it goes in the next 4 months.
It isnt breaking because I'm sealing my hair like crazy. I also havent had to do heavy protein since I'm upped my aloe vera use as well. Its been an interesting 2 months.
I use it in my spritz, along with Rosewater, tresemme naturals moisturizing conditioner, rosemary, lavender, and peppermint oils.
How long have you been using it in spritz? What exactly are you using the spritz for, a refresher/moisturizer?
I use aloe vera gel straight out of the bottle. I sometimes layer it over coconut oil or a leave in. I have some sensitivity to protein. My hair responds well to applying aloe vera gel to wet hair, raking and shaking and then squeezing each section for clumping.
Eta: been using it for 3 or 4 months
Every teardrop is a waterfall
i use aloe vera juice and aloe vera gel. i've used them for as long as i can remember. i don't use straight aloe on my hair. i use it in a spritz or mixed with a butter. i also drink aloe vera juice (straight or in a smoothie).
i am not protein sensitive.
Hippy, how often do you have to do a protein treatment? Are your strands coarse, dense,etc?
SS, when was the last time you did a protein treatment?
I use AVJ, I have been using it for a little over a year now. I started out using it straight to spritz my hair on wash day and then once to twice after that when I am re-moisturizing my hair. I now add AVJ, Water and 2-3 tablespoon of glycerine.
Now that the winter is upon us I may have to get to using just AVJ.
I have not had any issue with it, but I tend to use a leave-in over it and seal with my shea butter mix. I guess the leave-in and shea butter balances the protein effects. Beside AVJ is a pH balance-r. HTH
eta: my spritz also contains protein
if i don't have protein(s) in my condish, my hair gets mushy.
I don't do protein treatments either. My hair usually lacks moisture but my moisturizers have protein in them. That's all I need though.
Every teardrop is a waterfall
I love aloe vera juice and gel.
I have yet to try it really but when I was little my mom would use the actual gel/juice from the plant to relieve an itchy scalp.....I see this big bottle at CVS but I'm hesitant to try because if it doesn't benefit my hair then it was a waste.
I don't see too many aloe vera plants around where I live so I can't use the real thing :/
Coarse, low P, consider myself slightly protein sensitive, but who knows really?
My hair really likes aloe, in an aloe rinse, spritz, in shealoe, in ready-made products etc. I don't use it often because I like to use organic inner fillet with as little added as possible = expensive!
I don't really do protein treatments, although I did really like the Mozeke carrot protein mask. Like others, my rinse-outs often have a small amount of protein, also I do henna treatments which acts like a protein on my hair.
It seems my hair is now coarse, it never was in the past prior to using aloe vera straight up. It seems to have added protein to my hair shaft on the regular
I now dont require protein treatments monthly as I use too in the past. I'm not sure if I like the effect.
My hair isn't breaking, not that it was in the past but now its really only shed hair coming out.
I know I don't like the feel of my hair itself though,
i wish i had coarse strands!
are you going to stop using aloe/aloe products?
green tea makes my hair feel very protein-y
black tea doesn't
I'm not sure. Trying a four month trial with this growth Spritz that includes aloe Vera.
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Ooops missed the first part of the question. My strands were medium and fine in certain places.
I use straight avj mixed with evoo as a detangler. My hair loves aloe vera so I usually tend to lean toward products with it.
I have fine to average strands and not protein sensitive.
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The only thing I have seen is how to make STEN magazines. But just as they are cheap right now so are AK mags, the metal alone costs more than the completed magazine for sten and ak.
hi all
i wasnt able to fined any thread talking about a do it yourself guns magazines
i know it should be easy but i didnt do it yet and i dont know much about em
practically i wont to make ak s and browning hi powers clips myself
any help or directions on how to step by step making them?
or a site concerning that?
The only thing I have seen is how to make STEN magazines. But just as they are cheap right now so are AK mags, the metal alone costs more than the completed magazine for sten and ak.
Magazine making is not something many home builders are into, AK mags especially are so cheap and plentiful there is no need to make them. Lots of tooling and work to make your own version of affordable commercially available stuff. I bend my own flats because a $10 flat + 30 minutes of my time = a lot less than $70+ for a commercial receiver and FFL fee.
That said, as I understand the process you have a series of punches and dies that form the magazines from flat sheet. Once it is formed the seam(s) are welded. Feed lips are hard to form and will have to be heat treated (without warpage) to be reliable and long lasting. I figure two internal punches, one for main body and one for feed lips, one external die for the intial bend and 1-2 more to close up the "box". At least one external punch to form the lips as well, possibly more if the bend is complex. On an AK, you will have an additional set to form the reinforcing plates at the top and have to machine or form the lugs for retaining it in the rifle.
thaks for the fast reply folks
i know that it is cheaper to by em but i would like to make few myslf for one good reason
i wont to build an ak a to z (every and each part of it) even the bolt and bolt karear and the sand shid
it aeams hard to do but that is my tipe of stile
i may not be good enoph to do so yet but ill do ot one day
i dont wont to say about my build that it contains xyz parts frome this or that dealer
that would be more enjoyable if you agree with me


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Pioneer AVHP 1400 DVD Double din head unit
Hey guys I just purchased a double din Pioneer AVHP 1400 DVD head unit. I have two questions hoping you guys can help me out. I have a 2000 Jeep grand Cherokee WJ limited. To start just putting the head unit up to the Stock unit, looks like the pioneer is square at all four corners compared to the stock rounded off. I'm told it will fit but I'm worried about it fitting around the plastic stock space Where the original unit is. Has anyone installed a complete square double din head unit and a 99-04 WJ. Does aftermarket plastic housing need to be purchased? Or can you shave off the stock plastic At the corners,to make it fit?
Secondly, does anyone know of a Certain wiring harness that can be purchased so that my steering wheel volume control buttons still work, along with the 10 disc CD changer, And Stock amplifier?
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you all and happy Memorial day!
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Well after reading a lot of your posts prior, looks like the 2000 grand Cherokee is not a double din after all, correct? Don't understand why the size of the stock unit is almost the same as the pioneer double din. Although I have not taken the stock unit out to see what the back looks like, am I wrong in thinking that the jeep is a double din and it's just the outside plastic basil that gives problems fitting? Or is it the entire entry of a double din?
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4.7 Lineburg,
The WJ Jeep has a factory 1.5 DIN stereo. Fitting a Double DIN is a real challenge and difficult to do. Nearly all of the plastic dash material in the OEM radio area needs to be removed. If you decide to mount the 2-DIN stereo face nearly vertical (in the dash), it is easier to install. If you prefer to have a slight upward angle to it, it is much more difficult, because the 2-DIN will sit squarely atop the HVAC ducts beneath it...
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It is possible but there is alot of cutting you need to do in order for the double din to fit.http://imageshack.us/a/img811/7894/imagebdrd.jpg
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I just picked one up myself i got the Pioneer 1500 for 197 at best buy open box. Hey curious did your unit come with a wiring harness at all. Mine maybe missing. PM may need to ask you a few question on the install possibly. I am buying another bezel and making a part, then a mould, then an actual new radio bezel. Also gives me a sometime to get some more electronic goodies will doing this project. Ill post pics in awhile when it is done.
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Hey man, so sorry took me this long To get back to you. If you're still looking for answers I would be happy to reply. It's been a while so I'll wait for your response if you're still interested in any answers or more questions u may have. Mine now at this time is completely installed and have had no issues with it. So I am completely open to helping you out with anything i can. again so sorry about the delay in getting back to you. Ill be here if you need.
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Yeah got mine put in i used my old pioneer wiring harness, still going to get one for my head unit and a bypass switch. I shall take some progress pics and get them up here so you have some other examples to look at. I made my own brackets and new surround piece for the double din
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Masala Daiquiri
The mix of spices that infuses the rum in this drink is Duggan McDonnell's take on masala, a traditional Indian spice blend. Every Christmas he makes a batch of the rum, pours it into mini bottles and gives them as gifts.
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- Servings: Makes 8 drinks
- 16 ounces Masala-Spiced Rum
- 8 ounces fresh lime juice
- 6 ounces Simple Syrup
- 12 dashes of grapefruit bitters, or 8 grapefruit twists for garnish
- Ice
- 8 star anise pods, for garnish (optional)
How to make this recipe
In a large resealable container, combine the Masala-Spiced Rum, lime juice, Simple Syrup and bitters, if using. Refrigerate until chilled, at least 1 hour. Cover tightly and shake, then pour into an ice-filled pitcher. Strain into chilled coupes and garnish with the star anise and, if omitting the grapefruit bitters, the grapefruit twists.


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**On 7/7/07 Watch Presidential Candidates online at www.moveon.org**
MoveOn to Host Live Earth Virtual Town Hall with Presidential Candidates on Global Warming
Obama, Clinton, Edwards, Richardson, Kucinich, Biden, Dodd, Gravel Answer Questions from MoveOn Members
Final Health Care Town Hall Planned for the Fall
On Saturday, July 7 MoveOn members across the country will participate in the organization's second Virtual Town Hall meeting with presidential candidates. At the events, members will compare the candidates' plans on global warming.
Members will gather at house "Parties for the Planet," where they will watch the presidential candidates discuss, for the first time, their plans for addressing the climate crisis. Over 1,300 events will take place.
Saturday evening's event is set to coincide with a series of Live Earth concerts sponsored by former Vice President Al Gore. Partygoers will watch the concert live on TV after viewing the presidential candidates answer questions about global warming posted by MoveOn members on YouTube.
"People who participate in MoveOn's Virtual Town Hall on climate are part of the solution to a crisis that affects us all," said former Vice President Al Gore.
"This is the first time ever voters can compare the presidential candidates' proposals, side-by-side, for solving the climate crisis," said Eli Pariser, Executive Director of MoveOn.org Political Action. "The public is paying attention to the climate crisis as never before, and we will demand that our next president have a credible plan for bold action on the issue," concluded Pariser.
Starting Sunday July 8th, MoveOn members will vote for the candidate they believe has the best plan. The results of the vote will be released on Wednesday, July 11th, 2007.
The first Virtual Town Hall was held in April and focused on Iraq. A third Virtual Town Hall will take place this fall on health care. MoveOn's membership voted to make these three issues the organization's top priorities. Votes taken after the Virtual Town Halls do not represent an endorsement.
In recent weeks, MoveOn gained 250,000 new members from a petition asking Congress to move toward a clean energy future. The "Party for the Planet" is being co-sponsored by the Campaign for America's Future, the League of Conservation Voters, and the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights.
In the 2006 midterm elections MoveOn members contributed $27 million,
made 7 million get-out-the-vote phone calls, organized 7,500 house parties
and held 6,000 in-district campaign events. Overall, MoveOn's membership
grew by 450,000.
WHAT: "Party for the Planet" - cookout, watch Live Earth concert, debut video of presidential candidates talking about solutions to the global climate crisis
WHEN: Saturday, July 7, 2007 at 7 p.m.
WHERE: On 7/7/07 find locations near you at www.moveon.org
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NBA: Oden plays for first time since '09
WASHINGTON (AP) — Greg Oden played in his first NBA regular-season game in more than four years, coming off the bench in the second quarter of the Miami Heat's 114-97 loss to the Washington Wizards.
He finished with six points and two rebounds in eight minutes.
Oden's last appearance in a regular-season game was Dec. 5, 2009, when he fractured his left kneecap playing for the Portland Trail Blazers. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 draft also missed what would have been his rookie year because of a right knee injury. He has had three microfracture surgeries on his knees.
Warriors part of three-team trade
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Boston Celtics sent Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors as part of a three-team trade.
The Warriors sent guard Toney Douglas to the Miami Heat as part of the deal. The Heat moved center Joel Anthony and two draft picks and cash considerations to the Celtics in a move that creates financial flexibility for the two-time defending NBA champions.
Ex-player arrested in drug probe
ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities said former NBA player Javaris Crittenton was among more than a dozen people arrested amid a metro Atlanta drug trafficking probe.
Crittenton's attorney, Brian Steel, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution his client is innocent, adding they'll "fight any and every false allegation" against Crittenton.
Crittenton was out on bond awaiting trial on murder charges in the August 2011 shooting death of an Atlanta woman.
Hunter suit vs. NBPA will continue
UNDATED (AP) — A judge ruled that former executive director Billy Hunter's suit against the NBA players' association for breach of contract can continue, but dismissed most of his claims against Derek Fisher and all of them against a publicist who used to work with the Oklahoma City guard.
Hunter contends he had a valid contract when he was ousted last February and is owed the more than $10.5 million.
The ruling in Los Angeles Superior Court allowed that part of the suit to remain, but threw out 12 of the 14 claims against Fisher.
Vonn has surgery on right knee
UNDATED (AP) — Lindsey Vonn announced on her Facebook page that she had surgery on her right knee.
The knee injury has prevented the reigning Olympic downhill champion from competing in the Sochi Games next month.
The 29-year-old Vonn posted that her surgery was "successful!"
Senior IOC member criticizes U.S.
ROME (AP) — A senior Italian IOC member criticized the United States for including openly gay athletes in its official delegation for next month's Sochi Olympics.
"It's absurd that a country like that sends four lesbians to Russia just to demonstrate that in their country gay rights have (been established)," Mario Pescante said at an Italian Olympic Committee meeting in Milan on Wednesday, in comments widely reported by Italian media. "The games should not be an occasion and a stage to promote rights that sports supports daily."
The Italian Olympic Committee would not confirm or deny Pescante's comments, but his speech was reported by the Gazzetta dello Sport and the ANSA news agency.
The 75-year-old Pescante told The Associated Press by telephone that "I just wanted to make the point not to let politics interfere with the Olympics."
Mayweather won't fight Pacquiao
UNDATED (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. said his next opponent will be decided within a week. One thing's for sure, it's not Manny Pacquiao.
Mayweather Jr., who arrived in South Africa on Wednesday, named Britain's Amir Khan and Argentina's Marcos Maidana as contenders for his next bout in Las Vegas on May 3 but said "we don't know. We will know within the next seven days."
Peterhansel closing in on title
ANTOFAGASTA, Chile (AP) — Defending champion Stephane Peterhansel closed the gap on Dakar Rally leader Nani Roma to just two minutes after another all-out attack on the 10th stage along the Chilean coast.
A day after slicing more than 11 minutes off Roma's overall lead, Peterhansel cut off another 10 to practically lie on Roma's bumper, setting up a thrilling finish with 684 miles and three days to go in the world's toughest rally.
Olympic workers fall from roof
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Six workers have fallen off a roof at the bobsled center for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi when the snow they were clearing slid to the ground.
Associated Press technicians who witnessed the fall early today said one of the men appeared to have injured a leg and was taken away on a stretcher, while others sustained minor injuries.
The men were clearing snow at the Sanki Sliding Center, which will host the bobsled and luge events at next month's games in the Russian Black Sea city.
The AP technicians said the workers appeared to have been harnessed to the building, but slid down with the snow. They estimated the roof was about 30 feet high.
No comment was immediately available from Sochi organizers.
Johnson to coach at Ohio State
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Larry Johnson, who spent the past 18 years as an assistant at Penn State, is joining Ohio State's staff as an assistant head coach and defensive line coach.
Johnson was Penn State's interim coach before James Franklin was hired for the top job on Saturday. Johnson replaces three-year Buckeyes assistant Mike Vrabel, who left his alma mater to work for former Nittany Lions coach Bill O'Brien with the Houston Texans.
Seven of Johnson's Penn State defensive linemen were first-round NFL draft picks.
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That's all he can takes, he can't takes no more! Chelsea boss Rafa Benitez has been getting it in the neck ever since he took over at Stamford Bridge. And enough is clearly enough.
Rafa has blown the dust off his old can of whoop-ass, opened it up, and is dishing out the contents to allcomers.
First up he gives an uncompromising verdict on his former Inter Milan colleague Marco Materazzi, who had laid into 'weak' Rafa.
Then it's Sir Alex Ferguson in the firing line, as Benitez gives a bright new spin to a feud that got kicked off in 2009 with THIS famous ice-cold rant hinting with the aid of simple "fact" that Fergie was a mithering old knight who bullies officials into giving Manchester United an unfair advantage, and gets away with it:
Reflecting on that sparkling performance in an interview in The Times newspaper today, Rafa recalled: "I always try to concentrate on my job, but at that time with Ferguson I was defending my club.
"I could see what was happening from my point of view, and maybe now a lot of people are seeing the same things. I will not talk too much about that because it's obvious."
Ferguson is currently in the spotlight for his accusations against linesman Simon Beck following Manchester United's 1-1 draw at Tottenham on Sunday. The Old Trafford boss has been contacted by the Football Association to explain his comments and has until 6pm tomorrow to respond.
"It's a question for the FA what they do about it," Benitez added, in The Times. "What I said at that time was what I thought, and what I'm seeing now is similar.
"It depends on the FA. I don't know what they will do - it depends on them. At this moment in time I have enough things to do here, so I want to concentrate on my job."


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The Jewish Theological Seminary of America (JTS) has changed in recent years to accommodate the changing environments to which rabbis are expected to adapt.
Topic: Organizational Development, Masorti Judaism, Conservative Judaism, Training, Modernity, Higher Education, Clergy
Name of Publication: Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas
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The organization formed in 15 June 2001announced its first-ever and long-awaited enlargement on July 2015 during the 15th summit in Ufa, Russia. It officially received India and Pakistan as members and upgraded Belarus status to observer. It also added Azerbaijan, Armenia Cambodia and Nepal as new dialogue partners joining Turkey and Sri Lanka.This paper aims to analyze future implications of this expansion to South Asia.
On 16th December 1971, Pakistan got dismembered. East Pakistan became Bangladesh. There are various narratives about this incident. A bulk of literature has focused on 'what' happened in 1971? How many were killed? Who is to blame? However, little effort and attention have been to the question of 'why'. Why did Pakistan got dismembered?
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This summer, London's Regent's Canal is hosting a colourful Floating Market close to the Olympic Park. Barges and narrowboats are coming to Mile End Park to ply their trades, selling everything from books and hats to vintage frocks and handicrafts.
The Floating Market brings together traditional narrowboats and customised barges offering books, handicrafts, fashion and a whole variety of food. John Guest, waterway manager
From 20 July to 16 August the Floating Market will be trading in Mile End in East London on the Regent's Canal, just a mile away from the Olympic Stadium. The Regent's Canal is a designated official Olympic walking and cycling route and Victoria Park, a short stroll from the market, will be one of the official Live Sites.
The Floating Market will move to the picturesque Little Venice in West London 20 August to 2 September, over the course of the Paralympic Games and for the August Bank Holiday.
Jon Guest, London waterway manager at the Canal & River Trust, said: "This summer thousands of visitors from all over the world are going to discover the wildlife and heritage havens that run through the heart of London.
"The Floating Market brings together traditional narrowboats and customised barges offering books, handicrafts, fashion and a whole variety of food. The Regent's Canal is really going to be an exciting place to visit, whether you're passing by on your way to the London 2012 Games or if you want a fun afternoon out with friends and family."
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I'm sorry, I don't know what a jon jon is? I tried to google with no luck. Did you mean Long John?
If you did, by far the best long john patterns I have found are in the Ottobre winter 2004 magazine you can buy through their website. Otherwise, just trace a current pair of a pair of leggings (maybe they are a girls) and you'll have long johns. Add some ribbing at the bottom cuff and they'll be super cute.
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I'm working on a 1940 1 1/2 Ford Stake Truck. I'm looking for replacement fenders. I can not seem to find any one that does replacememtn fenders in either steel or fiberglass. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Pick up parts are every where. I need parts for the big truck. Thanks in advance
Well I'll guess I'll give you a reply and give you some ideas. I am playing with the larger trucks myself, a 47. mine is a snubnose. Not sure what style yours is. You will find parts are hard,You will have to search through many sights related to that model,I have slowly built up a list of relative builders for my model, you will be amazed what you will find,alot of forums have parts for sale sections. There is many hours of searching, welcome to the life of customising.I found a guy who sells a fibreglass nosecone for a 38.I had to buy a few cabs to get a good collection of clean parts.
Hi John!I'm Bill and I'm in the same boat as you are Pal. I've got a '40 one-ton express that I'm working on and have experienced the same frustration - plenty of parts for the 1/2 ton, not much for the big trucks - except those parts that are shared with the pick-up. There's even seems to be more reproduction parts for the COE out there (I guess that's what the last fellow who responded refers to as "snub nose"; Nice truck, very different, and deserves to be called what it is. Give me your email address, so we can correspond off this forum - maybe we can help each other out looking for parts that we need. I'm in North Carolina. Look forward to hearing from you.
My grandfather has what I believe is a 1.5 ton Ford 1940. He is looking to get rid of it. It is in fair condition and has the original flathead v8 with a grain box. We are located in Southern Co. If you guys could lend a little info on what some unrestored prices (I know that there are a million variables on price) or range of prices, I would be very grateful....Kenny I can be e-mailed at email@example.com
Hi Bill just got a 1940 1 ton express just looking for some help? do i sell it or fix it? Tyler
The good news is everything but the hood, grille and front fenders are the same from 40-47. this includes the 1/2 tons and 1 ton and up which is different for the 40-41's, the 42-47 just the front fenders are different. I have seen several front end parts advertised in Hemmings and at the Portland and Charlotte swap meets.
I guess it sounds like the 1 1/2 ton is a half cast between the 1/2 tons and the COE (snubby). I atleast know the snubnose has a larger cab, different doors and frontend. In the later Fords and Chevys they had different fenders with larger wheel arches to accomadate the larger wheels. The chevs used the same hoods. So I guess it will be interesting if someone could post a photo.


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SWING 2 - Chapters 4 to 7 & Demo
Intermediate/Advanced Jitterbug
Chapter Four - Uncomplicated but endearing moves
(This Chapter Four also appears in the Beginning/Intermediate 'Book on Jitterbug')4a. Hands-free turnChapter Five - 'Choreographed' moves (memorized, not led, sequences)
4b. Underarm Turn to Immediate Closed Position (the Catch)
4c. The lunge
Combination: Turnstyle Turn, Catch, Lunge
4d. "She goes, He goes"
4e. Neck Wrap Slide Away
4f. Neck Wrap Push Away
Combination: She goes He goes, Slide Away, Push Away
4g. Leg over
4h. Duck under lady's arm
4i. Double Cut-off with Double Turn
Combination: Leg Over, Duck, Double Cut-off
4j. The Lean
4k. Mini-dip
4l. One hand both turn
4m. Cuddle right, cuddle left
Combination: Lean, Mini-dip, Both Turn, Cuddle
5a. Toe - Heel - CrossChapter Six - Common moves
5b. "Kicks"
5c. Back-to-Back Peek-a-boo
5d. Lady jumps
5e. "Rear" step
5f. Rear step/lady jumps combo
5g. Double backstep
5h. Texas Tommy/side by side combo
5i. Shuffle over
5j. Turning hop
5k. Behind the back to Skaters Position
5l. Jumpin' Jack 'n Jill
6a. Shoulder slide (butterfly)Chapter Seven - Moves for the spry and nimble
6b. To cape position (aka side-by-side) with tuck turn exit
6c. Into right cuddle with tuck turn exit
6d. Touch-backs
6e. Jive walk with kicks
6f. Triple Step Twirl
6g. Touch-backs with looping turn
6h. Scratch back
6i. Come on
6j. Turn with "on-the-back" lead
6k. Triple Step Step Whoosh
6l. Triple Step hold hold hold
6m. Jump (to the side) on One
7a. Throw 'erDemonstration Video
7b. Hop over, hop back
7c. Double Underarm Turn
7d. 2-hand both turn
7e. Behind the back turn ("Texas Tommy")
7f. Lean 'n Shuffle ("The Drag")
7g. Pick 'er up ("Cannonball")
7h. Triple Step Step Twirrrllllll ('The Ride')
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I'm making a blanket and the pattern is (K1, P1)twice! Does that mean I do it once for what's in the (), then twice more, or twice, including what's in the ()??? Any and all help would be appreciated!
The instructions mean to do the k1p1 two times. It's simpler to write it that way than k1,p1,k1, p1.


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|[jira] [Issue Comment Edited] (MAPREDUCE-3057) Job History Server goes of OutOfMemory with 1200 Jobs and Heap Size set to 10 GB
|Fri, 14 Oct 2011 02:14:12 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-3057?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13127243#comment-13127243 ] Mahadev konar edited comment on MAPREDUCE-3057 at 10/14/11 2:12 AM: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Assuming 25K jobs per day (on a really large cluster), we can keep the last 30 mins of jobs in memory (== 500)? Just a suggestion, am fine either way. was (Author: mahadev): Assuming 25K jobs per day (on a really large cluster), we can keep the last 30 mins of jobs in memory (== 500)? Just a suggestion, am fine either way is fine. > Job History Server goes of OutOfMemory with 1200 Jobs and Heap Size set to 10 GB > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: MAPREDUCE-3057 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-3057 > Project: Hadoop Map/Reduce > Issue Type: Bug > Components: jobhistoryserver, mrv2 > Affects Versions: 0.23.0 > Reporter: Karam Singh > Assignee: Eric Payne > Priority: Blocker > Fix For: 0.23.0 > > Attachments: MAPREDUCE-3057.v1.txt > > > History server was started with -Xmx10000m > Ran GridMix V3 with 1200 Jobs trace in STRESS mode on 350 nodes with each node 4 NMS. > All jobs finished as reported by RM Web UI and HADOOP_MAPRED_HOME/bin/mapred job -list all > But found that GridMix job client was stuck while trying connect to HistoryServer > Then tried to do HADOOP_MAPRED_HOME/bin/mapred job -status jobid > JobClient also got stuck while looking for token to connect to History server > Then looked at History Server logs and found History is trowing "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded" error. > With 10GB of Heap space and 1200 Jobs, History Server should not go out of memory . > No matter what are the type of jobs. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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