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Entry Requirements: International travelers from 27 countries may enter the U.S. without a visa through the Visa Waiver Program; however, you must have a machine-readable passport. Visitors from other countries must obtain a visa from an American embassy or consulate abroad. For more information, visit travel.state.gov.
Time: Miami is in the North American Eastern Daylight Time Zone, three hours ahead of the Pacific Daylight Time Zone.
Money: The currency of Miami is the U.S. dollar. For current conversion rates go to OANDA Currency Converter: www.oanda.com/convert/classic.
Phone Calls: The area codes for Miami are 305 and 786. For phone calls to Miami from within the U.S., dial 1 305 seven-digit phone number or 1 786 seven-digit phone number. For phone calls to Miami from outside the U.S., dial your country's international code 1 305 (or 786) seven-digit phone number. In Miami, local calls still require the 305 or 786 area code.
When to Go: Miami summers are super steamy, rainy, and high in humidity. Hurricane season is June 1-November 30. Sunny skies and warm temperatures in winter remind locals why this is paradise. Best visiting months are December through March.
Getting There: More than 50 major airlines offer service through Miami International Airport (MIA), which is about six miles (10 kilometers) west of downtown Miami. Some travelers also fly into Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), about 25 miles (40 kilometers) north of Miami. Public transportation is available into the city from MIA; cabs and rental cars are used from Fort Lauderdale.
Getting Around: An elevated metrorail, with stops mostly around downtown Miami, is used primarily by office workers. The Miami-Dade Transit Agency also has metrobuses that run to downtown Miami, Miami Beach, and Coconut Grove. Taxis can be found outside major hotels, but they're not commonly flagged down in the street and must be called on the phone. Most visitors use rental cars.
Tips: "Pack a pocket-size English-Spanish dictionary, lots of sunscreen, and a sense of adventure."—Maria Morales, senior writer in Miami for People en Español.
What to Pack: "If you want to at least try to fit in—don't wear jeans, sneakers, and a T-shirt. I realize most of America wears that particular outfit, but here in Miami, it pretty much says "I'm a tourist!"—Dave Barry, Miami Herald humor columnist and author.
Security: If you're driving a rental car, don't stop on the street and ask for directions; the days of tourist carjackings are over, but criminals still prey on anybody who looks like they're lost. Don't leave valuables in your car.
Shoes: "Cute sandals. Your feet gotta look good."—Frances Robles, Cuba reporter for the Miami Herald.
Sweaters or Jackets: Yes, really. Restaurants and movie theaters crank their air conditioners here.
What to Wear: Men seldom wear a coat and tie to dinner. Women are rarely seen in pantyhose.
Web Links
Online information site devoted to the Miami area, with details on dining, shopping, events, nightlife, and lodging. www.305.com
Music and lifestyle site launched in Miami in 2000; extensions of it now exist in New York, Los Angeles, and other big cities; provides music, nightlife, fashion, and movie news for a hip, young audience. www.cooljunkie.com/miami
Critical Miami
Smart commentary on Miami news, city life, and culture, with frequent things-to-do-about-town listings; written by Alesh Houdek, a Prague transplant who has lived in Miami since 1980. www.criticalmiami.com
Gay South Florida
Miami Herald gay and lesbian issues reporter Steve Rothaus' blog. miamiherald.typepad.com/gaysouthflorida
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Upcoming events, attractions, activities, clubs, gay travel, and hotels. www.miamiandbeaches.com
Miami Beach Visitors Center
Offers daily tours and help with hotels, car rentals, and other trip plans. www.miamibeachguestservices.com
Scene in the Tropics
Miami Herald nightlife columnist Lesley Abravanel's blog, with celebrity sightings and links to nightclub happenings, concerts, and show listings. blogs.herald.com/scene_in_the_tropics
South Beach Tribe
Online bulletin board with members posting parties, late-night deals, and hot spots. southbeach.tribe.net
The South Florida Gourmet
Online magazine that covers new restaurant openings and culinary news and events; listings for Sunday brunch, wine classes and tastings, happy hours, cooking classes, and live music & entertainment. www.southfloridagourmet.com
Local Media
The Miami Herald
The city's major daily newspaper, published since 1903; local, state, national, and international news, with an emphasis on Latin American and Hispanic affairs; editorials, business, sports, travel, food, music, and more; Tropical Life tab section details arts, dining, entertainment, and events. www.miamiherald.com
Ocean Drive
Glossy magazine that reports entertainment and local events in Miami; interviews with celebrities, stories on music and nightlife. www.oceandrive.com
Miami New Times
Irreverent free weekly tabloid that covers local news and culture; known for complete listings of restaurants, concerts, nightclubs, theater, and movies, not to mention racy singles ads. www.miaminewtimes.com
HOME Miami
Magazine devoted to architecture, design, real estate, and modern life in metro Miami. www.homemia.com
Argentina Hoy
One of the many Spanish-language weeklies in Miami that reports local, national, and world news from a Latin perspective; expansive sports section with international and local soccer coverage. www.argentina-hoy.com
About Miami and the United States
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24 Hour Text Hotline: 570-336-4994
The Women's Resource Center is dedicated to improving the status of women students, faculty, and staff at Bloomsburg University. We do so through the development and implementation of educational programs, community outreach, victim advocacy, and referral services.
These programs and services are provided in a manner that reflects a commitment to equity, safety, mutual respect, diversity, and sensitivity to others. Educational programs are coordinated with other campus areas and resources and off campus agencies to:
- enhance awareness of gender issues and violence prevention
- address the needs of a diverse female population
- promote equity, advancement and empowerment of all women on campus
How to help someone you care about
It's not always easy to know what to say when someone tells you they've been sexually assaulted, especially when that person is a family member, friend, or loved one. Consider the following ways of showing support:
- Listen. Be there. Communicate without judgment.
- If the survivor seeks medical attention or plans to report, offer to be there. Your presence can offer the support they need.
- Encourage the survivor to get support. Share resources like the National Sexual Assault Hotline and online.rainn.org, but realize that only they can make the decision to get help.
- Be patient. Remember, there is no timetable for recovering from trauma. Avoid putting pressure on them to engage in activities they aren't ready to do yet.
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Mayweather Clears Up Rumors: What He Said About Tiny
If you listen at 2:18, someone yells out from the crowd "What about T.I." and Floyd says "What about the B*tch?"
Afterwards, it sounds like he said "I was f*&*n his b*&h" but the audio wasn't clear. He said "He thinks I was f7^n his b*&h."
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Time: April 17, 2011 from 12pm to 6pm
Location: The Rag Factory
Street: Heneage Street
City/Town: London
Website or Map: http://www.londonzinesymposiu…
Event Type: zine, fair
Organized By: London Zine Symposium
Latest Activity: Apr 13, 2011
The 7th annual London Zine Symposium will be a day celebrating zines, small press, comix, radicals can DIY culture.
Over 60 stalls from across the world!
Workshops including:
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Bereavement tape will be running a casual workshop at their table throughout the day showing people how to make an Atari Punk Synth with their introduction to DIY electronics.
Mixtapes aren't dead yet. Bring along a mixtape and trade it for one that someone's left in the box. Find out about what music makes other zinesters tick.
Zine making 101
This is a chance to get some advice for all of your zine making questions. Three zinesters (to be confirmed) will be offering help and stories relating to making zines using risographs, photocopiers and 'proper', off-set litho, printers. Hopefully the workshop will give new information to anyone interested, but is primarily aimed at those who have just started out in the world of zines.
Out of Step present parts of the work in progress behind an anthology of fiction, poetry and essays that will be published in Autumn 2011. For more information please visit:http://hackneyinflux.com/
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Early Primary Education (Initial Teacher Training)Anglia Ruskin University
Informação importante
- Bachelor's degree
- Cambridge (Reino Unido)
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O que se aprende nesse curso?
English Language
Initial Teacher
IT Development
GCSE Mathematics
Primary education
Primary School
Course overview
Throughout your studies you will explore the different ways in which children develop and learn, and how you can support this process. You will examine the importance of professional values, classroom organisation and management. Key themes integral to your studies will include working with parents and other professionals, creativity, equality, inclusion, and ICT.
You will focus on young children's holistic learning needs. You will develop your knowledge, skills and understanding of the early primary curriculum, and approaches to effective teaching. You will have opportunities to reflect on strategies for learning and teaching, development of subject knowledge, and consider the latest policies and initiatives.
Over the course you will complete 24 weeks practical teaching experience in school. Placements will be in three different schools, where you will be supported by a supervisor from our University, and a trained school-based mentor. Strong links with schools within our region enable us to provide excellent training placements.
In your third year, you will have the opportunity to develop your interest in a particular curriculum area, and to undertake a detailed investigation into an area of interest related to primary education. Throughout your course we will support your development as an inspired, and inspiring teacher.
Year one core modules
- Understanding Teaching and Learning in the Primary Classroom
- Communication and Language
- Children's Development in Early Primary Contexts
- Early Years Pedagogy
- The Core Early Primary Curriculum
- Concepts in Mathematics and Science
- Teaching Mathematics and Science
Year two core modules
- Creative Literacies and Developing Creativity in the Curriculum
- Themes in Education
- Early Primary Curriculum
- Diversity and Early Primary Practice
- Extending Learning in Mathematics/Science/Literacy
Year three core modules
- Professional Development and Leadership
- Major Project: Teacher as Researcher
- Special Study
- Inclusion
Assessment is carried out via module assignments, evaluation of practical teaching within schools, and production of a Professional Development Portfolio. Module assessment takes various forms, which have been carefully designed to provide you with a variety of ways of reaching success.
Dedication: Full-time.
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Career opportunities: On successful completion of this award you will be recommended for Qualified Teacher status. Our graduates are very well placed to apply for jobs in our partnership schools and other schools within the region. We have a very high employment rate from primary teacher training. This degree is specifically required to meet the requirements of teaching professionals at Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 (3-7 years). Other career options may include social work, educational psychology, and other school-based careers, such as careers advisers and bursars.
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Battle Portraits
Series of portraits taken on location during the battle of the oranges that occurs every year during the Historical Carnival of Ivrea (Italy). This spectacular moment in which orange throwers on foot battle with other participants on horse-drawn carts is a re-evocation of an inserruction of the people of Ivrea against their opressors.
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Sometimes you might want to open a file with a specific program, but you don't necessarily want it to open with that program every time. So what do you do?
Follow me, Windows 7'ers!
Just Right-Click on the program you'd like to use for limited file viewing (Notepad, in my case) and choose "Pin to Taskbar".
This will put what is essentially a quick launch-like icon on your task bar. Now, locate a file you'd like to open, hold Shift, and drag it to the icon you pinned to your taskbar.
This trick also works in Windows Vista, although you won't need to pin anything to the taskbar. Just make sure the program you want to use to open stuff is in your quicklaunch and follow the same steps.


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UPDATE 1-Appeals court revives Microsoft claim against Google
WASHINGTON Oct 3 (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Thursday instructed the U.S. International Trade Commission to reconsider a ruling that gave Google Inc a victory over Microsoft Corp in a patent dispute.
Acting on an appeal by Microsoft, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit found that the ITC erred in its reasoning when it found that the Google unit Motorola Mobility did not infringe a Microsoft graphical interface patent.
After a critical discussion of the ITC judge's reasoning, the appeals court said: "This conclusion requires reversal of the 133 patent non-infringement judgment."
But it also said it agreed with the ITC that Motorola Mobility had successfully changed its smartphones so they no longer infringed the patent.
It also found the ITC was correct in ruling that Motorola Mobility, which was acquired by Google during the legal fight, did not infringe three other patents.
The dispute is one of dozens globally between various smartphone makers. Google's Android system has become the top-selling smartphone operating system, ahead of mobile systems by Apple, Microsoft, Blackberry Ltd and others.
In the original case, the ITC found in May 2012 that Motorola Mobility infringed a patent for meeting-scheduling technology but did not infringe several other Microsoft patents. An order was issued banning infringing mobile phones from the marketplace.
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The application to the HPS Program is only available online. As part of the online application, students must upload the following documents (only Word or PDF files are acceptable):
- An essay, consisting of no more than 500 words, reflecting the student's motivation for choosing a career in health care
- A resume, no longer than two pages, that details extracurricular involvement, healthcare experience, volunteer/community service, leadership experience, honors/awards, or additional information a student deems pertinent
**If a student does not meet both of the academic criteria required for this program, s/he is also required to upload a supplemental 500 word essay to petition for admission into the program.
ALL documents (essays and resumes) must be uploaded as either Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF documents. Any applicant who submits documents in another format will be automatically disqualified.
The format of the content of the essay and resume are at the discretion of the student. No specific font, font size, margin size, style, or spacing is required or preferred, although resumes and/or essays that are difficult to read or that have distracting fonts will be subject to point deductions.
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A new version of the installer for "Son of Stuxnet" virus Duqu is a rare value. Not only does it include what is currently the hottest malware on the market, it uses a previously unknown vulnerability in the Windows kernel that accepts code executed elsewhere as having originated within the victim's machine.
The variant was discovered by the CrySyS Lab at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, which discovered the original version of Duqu – a virus that shares much of the same code that made Stuxnet so effective, but is designed as a remotely targeted spy rather than saboteur.
It is housed within a Word document that, when opened, uses the kernel flaw to install Duqu and launch an attack, though Symantec researchers found this variant was designed to be installed only during eight days in August.
Symantec also provided a schematic of the process Duqu follows to exploit the flaw and install itself.
The remote-execution flaw makes Duqu more dangerous and better able to penetrate secure facilities because it allows infected machines to communicate with each other rather than directly with a command controller outside the firewall.
Once installed in one machine, this version of Duqu spreads itself to other machines, using an encrypted file-sharing protocol to communicate with one machine that has a confirmed open link to the outside.
In that way it can spread across many servers within a secure environment without tripping alarms designed to be on the lookout for viruses phoning home from every machine they infect.
"Duqu creates a bridge between the network's internal servers and the C&C server. This allowed the attackers to access Duqu infections in secure zones with the help of computers outside the secure zone being used as proxies," according to Symantec's analysis.
So far, according to Kaspersky Labs, Duqu infections have been recorded only in Sudan and Iran, though there is no obvious connection to Iran's nuclear program, which Stuxnet was designed to attack.
Duqu is different from Stuxnet in that it is a framework within which a number of different drivers, modules and encryption methods can be used to attack weaknesses peculiar to a specific target.
It is highly customizable, can accept uploads from its command-and-control servers of new drivers or modules to overcome obstacles, and has full access to the infected machine's registry, so its structure on one system may be changed completely from the pattern on another, according to Kaspersky's report.
Original reports about the virus said it was set to end its own infection after 36 days; Kaspersky's results indicate even the length of time it infects a system is variable.
There is no truth to the report – according to the overly credible, obviously naive researchers at security companies – that Duqu can actually manifest itself outside the computer, attack and absorb the mass of warm-blooded organisms, then take on their shape and mimic them until it gets the chance to attack again.
Despite the huge number of Hollywood movies depicting this exact scenario – not to mention the 70-page scientific report disguised as a 1938 science-fiction-classic short story called Who Goes There by John W. Campbell – security researchers insist Duqu is simply a software construct of unusually clever design, apparently intended for industrial espionage.
That seems like a huge waste of such something so creative, adaptable and diabolical, though – like using the power of invisibility to make sure your neighbors haven't torn the labels marked Do Not Remove On Pain of Law off their mattresses.
I expect, even if it won't end up eating anyone, that we can look forward to a lot more creative mayhem and destruction from whoever wrote and directs Duqu.
Unless it's the U.S. and Israeli governments, again, in which case it will stick with relatively dull things that bring limited confusion to the enemy, but only after extensive cost justification and IT-environmental impact statements.
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Purple Chris King Components: Limited Time Special Order
All the colours of Chris King's rainbow weren't quite enough. Purple is here, for a limited time.
We are ecstatic to be offering a handpicked selection of our most popular products in a moody dark purple. These components will be released for a short time and in limited quantities so make sure to place your order with your local Chris King dealer by December 10th.
– No Threadsets 1" & 1-1/8" Bold and Sotto Voce
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2013 Dealer pricing applies. Very limited quantities so order yours today.
Booking Orders: November 1st – December 10th 2012
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Sombrio Wheels for Life Pumptrack Jam in San Francisco this Saturday
Sombrio is teaming up with Bike Magazine, Boombotix and Ride SFO to bring their pumptrack to San Francisco this Saturday, November 3. Everyone is invited to join the party. The pumptrack will be set up from 3pm to 7pm in Lot C of the AT&T Park (1144 3rd Street). The event is free for all to attend with demo bikes, helmets and pads available for use.
The Sombrio Pumptrack has been travelling around Canada and the US for the last two months and has been set up at events including Cranworx, InterBike, The Tara Llanes Classic, and Outerbike. Everywhere it goes the track inspires an audience of riders to try it for the first time, to ride it faster or to double the whoops (evenly spaced rollers). Pumptracks instill skills that transfer to the trails, they teach you how to pump the terrain to gain speed, improve your cornering, maintain momentum and most importantly how to have fun on your bike!
E*Thirteen Limited Edition Steve Peat Guide
5 lucky riders win a trip to Steve Peat's Chocolate Factory…
The New Limited Edition Steve Peat LG1+ Downhill Guide is in stock in shops and distributor warehouses worldwide right now. The guide has specific Steve Peat collaborative graphics and production has been limited to a numbered lot of 350 pieces for 2012-2013.
Included in the 350 units are (5) guides that Steve Peat himself signed at his 20th World Championship Race in Leogang, Austria. These have been randomly mixed in with normal shipments everywhere in the world.
The New Limited Edition Steve Peat LG1+ Downhill Guide has been priced at a suggested MSRP of $164.95USD, and is currently available. Contact your local shop or distributor to get one for yourself!
Spank Industries 777FR Darren Berrecloth Series
An evolution of the Spike 777EVO
The new Spike 777FR is based on the geometry of our original 777EVO, but that's where the similarities end. With Darren Berrecloth's help we have developed a burlier version of our popular 777 DH race bar. The 777FR is constructed of a new dynamically work hardened 2-series alloy (EVO version is a Super-6 Alloy), has dramatically lengthened tapers through the bend zones (using our Dual XGT "Extreme Gradual Taper" butting technology), and slightly thickened clamping zones. We have taken every step possible to enhance ultimate strength and fatigue life, but without taking away from the comfortable "damping" effect we achieved when we brought XGT technology to the market.
From the purple rain Chris King kit to the Willy Wonka edition Steve Peat guide to the understated FR version of Spank's already-sweet DH bar, there's lots to drool over here – and if you're in the Bay Area maybe you want to check out the pumptrack jam. Any of this stuff strike your fancy?
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Architect chosen for performing arts centers
The proposed Performing Arts Education Centers for two high schools in Las Virgenes Unified School District are one step closer to a reality now that an architect has been selected by the Citizen's Construction Oversight Advisory Committee.
At the Oct. 23 school board meeting, Jerry Orland, chair of the committee, announced the architectural firm of John Sergio Fisher & Associates, based in Los Angeles and San Francisco, was chosen to design the Performing Arts Education Centers at Calabasas and Agoura high schools. The firm was among a pool of 15 vying for the job, Orland said.
Donald Zimring, superintendent of the Las Virgenes Unified School District, said the centers will be the first projects to be funded from Measure G, the $128million bond measure approved by voters in 2006.
Orland said members of the committee interviewed four of the 15 firms, but a visit to Fisher & Associates in Tarzana to determine whether the company had enough staff members to tackle the job clinched the deal.
"It was a unanimous decision," Orland said. Besides staffing, committee members were impressed with the firm's specialty in theater design. Orland said the firm has designed performing arts centers throughout the world.
Board President Terilyn Finders reiterated the need for the centers to be designed to meet greater educational goals beyond theater arts. She said the facilities will be available for school lectures, "virtual learning" and events for the community at large.
Finders said the board deliberated extensively to include the word "education" in the description of the centers.
Orland said the committee visited centers in Los Angeles, San Diego, Irvine and Newbury Park that were used beyond school performances. He said that, while the facilities had to be built as "professional performing arts centers," they would be suitable for other education goals and designed to accommodate all types of presentations and programs.
Board member Cindy Iser said she was excited the district was moving forward with the design phase.
The design and construction budget for the two centers is $25 million, said Zimring.
"It's a major undertaking," said board member Dave Moorman. "John Sergio Fisher stood out because I think he connects with the art of what this is all about," he said.


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Locals give thanks
Phil Banker, [email protected]
Groups gathered around Ennis on Tuesday to honor local heroes, helping turn a national day of mourning into a local day of thanks.
Both the VFW Post 7106 and Sterling House hosted Sept. 11 memorial luncheons for local first responders.
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Created in 2000 to highlight the University's rich history and culture of innovation, TEC continues to inspire its students to become the next generation of world-changing visionaries, leaders and entrepreneurs. This is accomplished through its courses, venture and product competitions, workshops and other curricular and extra-curricular events that expose students to the concepts of technology innovation and market adoption. TEC offers on campus and online courses and certificate programs and hosts outreach activities for students and alumni. TEC also administers the annual Cozad New Venture Competition and the Illinois Innovation Prize, among several other programs.
Our Mission
The Technology Entrepreneur Center (TEC) provides students and faculty with the skills, resources and experiences necessary to become successful innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders who tackle grand challenges and change the world.


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On Saturday, September 26th CrossFit Durham will take part in Fight Gone Bad IV, a nationwide fundraiser benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project and Athletes For A Cure.
Register for our Team and and let's raise $10,000 for these two worthy causes.
Visit the Official FGBIV Website.
Learn more about what we have planned for this event under Upcoming Events.
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I did not pay much attention to Norman Tebbit when he started blogging a few days ago – but perhaps I should have done.
The former Conservative party chairman has only posted three times but, as Tim Montgomerie points out today, he could turn out to be a star of the blogosphere.
Lord Tebbit certainly has the capacity to surprise, as he showed two days ago when he praised Nick Clegg extravagantly for his tax plans.
I hate to say it, but only one party leader seems to have grasped that, if you construct a system where unskilled people are worse off by taking a job than by staying on welfare, they remain trapped in poverty – and that is Nick Clegg.
Lord knows, Frank Field and Iain Duncan Smith spelled it out in words and figures that only a simpleton could fail to understand, but the two main parties are unwilling to bite on the bullet and commit themselves to raising the income tax threshold from £6,475 to something like £10,000 or £12,000.
Another factor suggesting Tebbit could turn out to be a good blogger is that he seems to like engaging with his audience. For example, look at his comments at the top of this post.
Will he turn out to be the Tory blogosphere's answer to John Prescott? I've got my own theory as to why Prescott relishes communicating through a blog, but the former deputy prime minister offered his own explanation last year.
Commenting on Hansard Society research which showed older MPs were more likely to blog than younger ones, Prescott said older MPs such as him had more freedom to speak their minds because they were "not tied by the collective responsibility of the frontbench".
Tebbit has an alternative explanation as to why older politicians may take to the blogosphere naturally.
At first I thought [blogging] was quite unlike anything else I'd done in my political life, but after a while I realised that it is really rather like an old-fashioned political public meeting of the kind that has melted away since television took politics away from the grassroots in the constituencies and concentrated it into the TV studios.
It is a pity we can't have real-time heckling (yet?) but blogging has got life and guts.


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By the time Andy Harper made it to the Lancaster County Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Association Market at Ace Hardware on South Market Street on Wednesday morning, the pickings were slim.
There wasn't any okra, squash and cucumbers left.
But that was OK. Harper still drove off with a bag of hot green and red peppers and 2 pounds of tomatoes grown by Nathaniel and Mae Barber.
What is different about this market is the crops sold there are grown in Lancaster.
A 25-year-old Lancaster man told police that he was shot at Pardue Street Apartments early Tuesday.
According to a Lancaster Police Department incident report, officers responded to the complex at 2:12 a.m. after dispatchers received several calls about gunshots in the area.
After arriving at the apartments, the victim flagged down officers. He had a gunshot wound to his lower right calf, the report said.
The man told police that he was behind an apartment in the 700 block and heard several women say, "Who is that?"
County Council wants to fine tune a priorities list before it finalizes it.
Council recently discussed making changes to a recommended priority list gathered from the U.S. 521/S.C. 9 corridor study.
The study made recommendations about every thing from public transportation to traffic signals in the area of U.S. 521 from Lancaster north to the state line and from S.C. 9 from the city of Lancaster west to the Catawba River. The study was conducted by URG, an urban and development planning firm.
County officials are looking at options for replacing thousands of street signs before the county must comply with a federal sign mandate.
County Administrator Steve Willis recently asked County Council to allocate funds in its 2010-11 budget for replacing signs on streets throughout the county, though council chose to wait until it had further cost information.
It lasted no longer than a minute, but a quick-moving storm that cut a swath through the Buford community toppled trees, blew trailers off their foundations and shook up residents on Monday afternoon.
The National Weather Service confirmed Tuesday that two tornadoes swept through Lancaster County, Emergency Management Director Morris Russell said.
Damage in Buford
A tornado ripped through the Cannery, Stacks and Rowell Road area about 3 p.m., Russell said. It shook up several residents of a mobile home park off Rowell Road.
Since its introduction in mid-April, Kentucky Fried Chicken has sold more than 10 million of its first-ever bun-less chicken sandwich, the KFC Double Down.
But the one-of-a-kind sandwich, has sparked a nutritional outcry from critics.
Made with two thick, white meat chicken filets, two pieces of bacon, two melted slices of Monterrey Jack and pepper jack cheese and the "Colonel's Sauce," the original version of the Double Down contains 540 calories and 32 grams of fat. By comparison, the grilled version has 460 calories and 23 grams of fat.
For golf enthusiasts, getting a chance to learn tips from golf pro Fuzzy Zoeller is a dream come true.
And that's exactly what Larry Honeycutt had a chance to experience Monday.
Honeycutt joined more than 160 people for a day of golfing with the former Masters' winner at the Edgewater Golf Club.
"This was a fun event for those of us who were there," said Honeycutt, who represents District 4 on County Council. "Hearing him tell his golf stories, that was great. I'm a golf nut and I had fun there."
Nine 9 mm and 14 .40-caliber shell casings.
According to Lancaster Police Department incident reports, some people apparently brought their guns to breakfast at the Waffle House on the S.C. 9 Bypass early Sunday morning, as at least 23 gunshots, judging by the shell casings collected by police, were fired in the parking lot and the parking lot at the nearby Jameson Inn.
Officers also found two live 9 mm rounds in the Waffle House parking lot, the reports said.
Counterfeit bills are being passed around the city of Lancaster and the county.
According to Lancaster Police Department incident reports, customers at McDonald's on S.C. 9 Bypass tried to pass four counterfeit bills on Friday and Saturday.
A McDonald's employee told police that two different customers tried to pass fake $20 and $10 bills Friday. Police took the bills and placed them into evidence.
The menu for 22 residents of Lancaster Children's Home on Wednesday morning was typical breakfast fare; bacon, ham, eggs, grits and toast.
But toasting milk in stemware set on tables adorned with fresh flowers, burning candles, name cards?
That's not a common sight.
But it was a sight to stem some table manner confusion, said Annette Deese, Children's Home director.
See Lancaster SC's Peggy Little, with a little help, schooled the group, ages 8 to 17, in former dinner etiquette.
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Hey guys in another thread I was refferred to clean my MAF.. I noticed I had a Bosch MAF and it had a special screw so I couldn't remove, so I took off the whole sleeve. I sprayed with MAF cleaner even though it looked clean, and used a q tip on hot wire.. but on the other side was this brown sticky strip and the qtip hit it by mistake and left a bunch of fibers.. I picked them off the best I could with tweezers, but what is that strip? Is it to tell how old the MAF is? (Like when dirty change?) Just hoping I didn't mess it up getting it touched.. thanks!
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This is a discussion on looking to build a gun within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Wait, you mean a 60% frame isn't... smaller? Well, that kinda' defies the laws of physics huh? Seriously now, I've build dozens of guns. You ...
Wait, you mean a 60% frame isn't...smaller? Well, that kinda' defies the laws of physics huh?
Seriously now, I've build dozens of guns. You will NOT save money. So don't start the process believing that's gonna' happen. Gun manufacturers go to great lengths & spend large sums of money to build the highest possible quality at the lowest possible price point. Even if you consider your labor free, you can't touch their volume-buying low part costs. Once you purchase the serialized part (frame) from an FFL, all the rest is all your business. After all, if you're in a non-registeration state, even that record of your purchase goes away. If your goal is a "non serialized" handgun, that's fine under the law. But you can NEVER sell it. And if it ever becomes part of any legal action, it'll require MUCH MORE explaining than it can possibly be worth.
If you want to build a completely unique firearm for the challenge & satisfaction, have at it. If you're trying to save money or remain under the governmental regulatory radar, IMHO, don't waste your time.
There are only TWO kinds of people in this world; those who describe the world as filled with two kinds of people...and those who don't.
OK, maybe I was not clear. I want a 60% Officer 1911 Frame. ThT is what i meant by smaller. I understand all of the costs, and legalities that are involved, and want to do it for the experience.
But thank you for the input.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – West Indies beat Bangladesh by four wickets in the third One-Day International of the five-match series at the Sher e Bangla National Stadium here today.
BANGLADESH 227 all out off 49.1 overs (Mahmudullah 52, Mushfiqur Rahim 38, Anamul Haque 33, Sohag Gazi 30, Tamim Iqbal 22; Sunil Narine 4-37, Veerasammy Permaul 2-40, Darren Sammy 2-46)
WEST INDIES 228 for six off 47 overs (Marlon Samuels 126, Kieran Powell 47, Abdul Razzak 2-34, Mashrafe Mortaza 2-34).
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How Netflix Can Adjust Pricing (at the Risk of Another Qwikster Panic)
Netflix's most dramatic effort to date to sign up viewers is the slate of original programming that's making its debut on the streaming service this year. Cable-quality series with major Hollywood talent, such as House of Cards, aim to make Netflix a must-watch network, as culturally essential to the modern household as HBO and AMC.
The company's quarterly earnings on Monday was Wall Street's first chance to gauge just how successful the costly strategy has been at luring viewers.
More than revenue or even profit, that's the figure that analysts rifle through Netflix's financial statements to find: the number of domestic U.S. subscribers to the streaming video service. It's the measure that drives Wall Street's opinion of whether Netflix is still the future of video consumption or an aging pioneer in what's become a commodity market, about to be outspent by larger competitors. Any way of goosing the statistic could have a huge effect on Netflix stock. Shares vaulted 64 percent in January when the company announced 2 million new subscribers, more than analysts had expected.
(Update: Netflix shares jumped 18 percent in after-hours trading after announcing 2 million new customers, beating analysts' average forecast.)
(Update 2: The stock has continued to soar April 23, up 25 percent from the previous day's close.)
Ahead of the earnings call, Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter has a suggestion for the company that's simpler than handing hundreds of millions of dollars to Hollywood—and potentially more effective: tightening policies that allow multiple people to share a single Netflix account. As many as 10 million people are mooching off others' streaming plans, Pachter told Bloomberg News. Converting even a small fraction of those to paid accounts could jolt Netflix's performance.
The risk is that pricing is Netflix's third rail. Chief Executive Reed Hastings's hair is still smoking after he toyed with the idea in 2011, introducing changes that raised monthly charges on some subscribers by 60 percent. The company lost 800,000 domestic customers as Hastings announced a spinoff of the DVDs-by-mail service named Qwikster, then cancelled it.
Squeezing new revenue out of the 10 million freeloaders could take a number of forms, Pachter told Bloomberg News. Netflix could charge extra for children's programming or restrict the number of devices that can be tied to each account. Some users would presumably pony up for their own subscriptions; they'd be offset by cancellations if Netflix became portrayed as being user-hostile.
Since Sept. 25, when Netflix hit a 30-month low, shares have gained 216 percent, the most of any stock in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. That's more than double the performance of the next-best listing, First Solar.
Wall Street analysts are skeptical that the surge will continue. On average, they expect Netflix shares to fall more than 6 percent over the next year, with just 11 of the 38 analysts tracked by Bloomberg rating the stock a buy. Partly, that's because Netflix rallies have crashed twice before. First, the Qwikster apocalypse in 2011 gutted the stock from nearly $300 to $64. Shares doubled from there, before another selloff that ended in the current upswing. It's been a great drama.
Needham analyst Charlie Wolf wrote in a January report that original programming was unlikely to increase domestic subscribers meaningfully, given that the company has already signed up half of U.S. households. The market is getting more competitive: Amazon, Hulu, and Google are all offering original content of their own, at the same time that legacy media companies are improving their digital game.
"People keep saying, 'Oh, you're going to become like HBO?'" the company's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, told me a year ago. "I say, 'No, no, no. HBO is going to become like Netflix.' We just have to get really great at original before they get really great at all the stuff that we do."
So far, the programming has been a mixed bag: House of Cards, a political drama starring Kevin Spacey, became the most-watched title on the service after its February debut. Hemlock Grove, a horror series from Eli Roth, has drawn so-so reviews: the New York Times says it has "the occasional flash of wit" but is "so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story." New episodes of the cancelled cult obsession Arrested Development stream May 26.
Meanwhile, HBO has been souping up its HBO GO service, which streams movies and original series to Apple devices, game consoles, and other gadgets. Game of Thrones fans get extra content when they watch on their iPads. The series is addictive, Jenna Wortham of the Times wrote April 6—thanks in big part to how easy it is to share logins and passwords without paying a dime.


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Gary Lohin is in Washington, D.C., praising Canadian craft beer. "Everyone used to say B.C. was like, five or 10 years behind the States. It's not like that anymore. We don't have as many breweries as they do but the quality is as good as anywhere in the States," says the brewmaster of Surrey's Central […]
An aggressive trade challenge launched Wednesday by the United States could force cheap and plentiful American wine onto B.C. grocery store shelves, potentially elbowing out local vineyards.
Every year, it happens: Popular events at the annual International Vancouver Wine Festival (Feb. 11 to Feb. 19) sell out in what seems like an instant. So don't miss out — tickets go on sale Tuesday (Jan. 10 at 9.30 a.m.) for all events, including Festival Grand Tastings, wine dinners, grazing events, seminars and more. Here […]
Musings, wine matches for this week's recipe and wine picks from expert Anthony Gismondi.
Vancouver's brewery boom is set continue this year with at least four craft breweries preparing to open their doors in coming months, joining 10 others that have opened in the city since 2014.
Canada's oldest brewer Molson Coors is getting crafty in the way it makes and markets beer, launching the American craft import Belgian Moon and dusting off a century-old recipe for its 1908 Pale Ale.
A final look back at the Vancouver International Wine Festival from the trade side gives us a chance to look at some of the people who make wine go around in this city.
There's still time to catch Siena restaurant's Dungeness Crab Festival, it runs through March 26.
With the Supreme Court of Canada having decided in the Allard case that medical cannabis patients will continue to have the right to grow their own medicine, it is time to have an honest conversation about the plan to legalize cannabis as a whole.
It's year 38 at The Vancouver International Wine Festival, now a prime fundraiser for Bard on the Beach.
Anyone who has ever walked the aisles of the Vancouver International Wine Festival, or any decent wine shop for that matter, should marvel at the diversity of wine to be found on the shelves.
This year the 2016 Vancouver International Wine Festival theme country is Italy. The Italian wineries will have their own special section in the tasting room. The Wine Festival runs February 20 - 28, 2016. For more information and tickets visit http://vanwinefest.ca/
The Italians headline the seven-day wine marathon that begins Monday and features 55 wine and food events across the city (many of them are already sold out).
After nearly 35 five years of writing, travelling, tasting and talking wine I'm pretty sure I have found the secret to success in the wine business — the answer is family. Across the wine world it's the old family businesses that have made their mark, at home and internationally, and even as the unrelenting high-tech wine world descends upon us, it's still the old family businesses that remind us most of where wine has come from and where it is headed.
It's wine festival week across the city of Vancouver. It is the 38th time a large portion of the world's wine industry has assembled in a city that has with very few exceptions outperformed most of the North America when it comes to be being an informed, progressive, marketplace to drink wine.
Grocery stores hoping to sell British Columbia's high-quality wines, ciders and sake will have to bid against each other for the chance to apply for a licence.
It's been a while since we last mentioned screw caps or corks in this column but earlier this week I tasted 10 cork-finished wines, and two turned out to be faulty.
Marque Restaurant chef Mark Best of Sydney, Australia, and chef Quang Dang and the entire team at West will host a collaborative eight-course dinner on January 17 inspired by opposite sides of the globe.
The recent economic slowdown in Asia is unlikely to impact one of the biggest B.C. wine exporters to that market. In fact, John Chang, president of Richmond's LuLu Island Winery, says local winemakers should be doing more, not less, business across the Pacific.
The Sun Peaks Winter Okanagan Wine Festival returns with an expanded roster of events from January 14 to 24. Some 50 B.C. wineries will participate in a number of new events including The Sun Peaks Wine Crawl, Dessert Wines and Aromatic Cheeses, The Breadth of British Columbia Riesling and The Spirited Après. Tickets range from $39 to $90 and weekend packages with accommodation start at $259 per person. More information at sunpeaksresort.com. •


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I'm sure you've made a decision by now but why not just dual boot it as a test run? Or vm if pc fast enough. I never found ps ran that smoothly on Linux but every thing else ia great on Linux
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Yes, it's a wrong way. You should do:
$content = get_option("YOUR OPTION");
echo esc_attr( $content );
esc_attr (or esc_html and others) should be called latest possible.
The reviewers search for "echo $", and that created us some rejects too, becuase we have a lot of shorthand conditionals like
echo $if_this ? esc_attr($some_data) : esc_attr($other_data);
If you put brackets round the var/equation it won't come up with searching 'echo $'
I completely get the escape late etc for security, it can make reusing code tricky, been using functions more.
Thanks for the congratulations everyone, much appreciated .
Earlier today I hit my 1000th sale, something I couldn't even imagine not all that long ago when I was attempting to get my first item approved. Thanks to the reviewers for letting me in, the buyers for liking my work, envato for giving me the opportunity to be self employed and the community as a whole for being awesome .
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I think I will try to update one of my themes and explain to reviewer that this is better way of doing it..
Let us know how it goes/went. Or any anybody else that gets this approved.
Its pretty awkward at the moment. I'm finding customers are very confused having the delete and reinstall plugins to update them. They particularly don't understand why they should have to do that considering so many themes have auto updates. But I'm not allowed to use any of these solutions. It's really frustrating for authors and customers.
I'm finding a large percentage of those who are contacting support are resellers of some form or another. What happens is when the theme doesn't do what the end customer wants and they are not capable of customising it, they come to me with demands that are far outside the scope of support.
When I say, I'm sorry customisation isn't supported they may try other tactics, like telling me all themes do this and so should mine (when I know they do not) or trying to tell me that it's very bad that there custom code is not working with my theme (when it's there code at fault). etc.
I certainly don't want to paint all with the same brush. I've had plenty of pleasant interactions with installers and resellers, I have even had a few contact me just to tell me how impressed they were.
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Being able to travel was one of the main reasons I starting doing this over staying at the 9-5. I've got a VW T4 so sometimes work in that parked up by a beach and sometimes I do this – sadly not my apartment just a holiday rental.
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Oct. 25, 2010
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Tennessee senior John-Patrick Smith lost the title match at the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championships on Monday, but he still counted the tournament a success in terms of confidence.
Eighth-ranked Eric Quigley of Kentucky took advantage of Smith's off-day in the service game, defeating the UT leader 6-3, 7-6 (5) in the championship round at the Hilary J. Boone Tennis Complex.
Smith struggled getting his first serve in play and faced pressure from Quigley to hold serve nearly the entire match. Quigley broke Smith at 3-2 in the first set, but both players held serve in the second set to send the match into a tiebreaker. Quigley won the tiebreaker 7-5 on a return winner.
Smith had just one break opportunity, which came late in the second set.
As the No. 1 ranked player nationally, Smith will receive an at-large bid to the USTA/ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships in Flushing, N.Y., from Nov. 4-7. Last season, he was a semifinalist.
"Hopefully, I can go to New York with some confidence and know that even though I didn't play my best today, I nearly pulled it out in that second set," said Smith, who is currently tied for the fourth-most career singles wins in UT history with 120.
The regional championships certainly represented a turnaround for Smith. The Townsville, Australia, native suffered a pair of uncharacteristic opening-round exits in his first two fall tournaments, including at the ITA All-American Championships, where he had been the defending champion.
He entered the weekend tournament with a 5-3 record and strung together five more wins in three days, with decisive straight-set victories over No. 63 Simon Childs of Louisville and No. 20 Ryan Lipman of Vanderbilt in the quarterfinals and semifinals.
One of the differences for Smith? He picked up his old racket.
Smith said he had been playing with a new racket this fall, but last week, he started to practice again with his usual model.
"I'm not going to make any excuses, but I'm glad I switched back to my old racket," Smith said. "It's probably helped me out a lot, especially with my confidence. It feels good to build up for New York."
Smith might be joined by a second teammate in the National Indoors field: sophomore Rhyne Williams. At No. 21 nationally, Williams could receive an at-large bid as well. He lost to Quigley in Sunday's semifinals.
ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championships
Monday's Result
(2) Eric Quigley, Kentucky, def. (1) John-Patrick Smiht, UT, 6-3, 7-6 (5)


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No answers on FOI from new FOI Commissioner; State inquiry hears murder allegations; Buses can cope with Harvest Music Festival
November 09, 2012 , 11:36 AM by Mary Bolling
Friday morning, and host Jon Faine's following up the announcement from Premier Ted Baillieu, that he's appointed the first-ever Freedom of Information Commissioner. But on her first day in the job, Lynne Bertolini's avoiding Jon's questions about her FOI record.
Ms Bertolini says she intends to "work with government agencies to ensure they're meeting their FOI requirements", but Jon has concerns about how her previous department dealt with FOI.
She's the former Director of Licensing Operations & Policy, at the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation. Jon quotes annual reports from the Commission - last year, it received 9 requests, and zero were granted in full. In 2009/10, it averaged 48 days processing time, in breach of the FOI act.
"I'm not here to talk about specific cases today," Ms Bertolini responds. "I understand there are a number of issues that people have raised with FOI across the public service in general - I intend to ensure there is a proper education program, and people work within the spirit of the legislation."
Jon points out her department breached the FOI act, and now she's in charge of it. "It just shows that we have a lot of work to do," Ms Bertolini says.
Also today, the Victorian inquiry into child sexual abuse will hear submissions - Dr Wayne Chamley is a volunteer researcher with Broken Rites, and he alleges two boys were killed while in the care of Catholic brothers in the 1960s. He says the allegations have been on the public record since 2004, and police have never investigated.
Finally, Harvest Music Festival in Melbourne's west created transport chaos last year when thousands of fans missed the last train home - this year, Metro says it will be smooth sailing, despite the fact that buses are replacing trains on the Werribee line.
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Thank you John for applying your well-known forensic skill to interviewing Lynne Bertolini as the new FOI commissioner. She was trying the classic stone-wall technique, and it is to your credit that you pursued your questions relating to her previous failures in replying to FOI requests. One wonders if Ms. Bertolini was appointed to use a similar stone-walling to all requests on FOI matters.
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BealcA's Padhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-68701616972711845702012-11-03T22:35:52.406-07:002012-11-03T22:35:52.406-07:00Aww, what a tease. I was so hoping this was actua...Aww, what a tease. I was so hoping this was actually low-carb and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-43300675226983934692012-07-24T11:02:38.767-07:002012-07-24T11:02:38.767-07:00This looks so amazing Karina! Your pictures are al...This looks so amazing Karina! Your pictures are always so beautiful as well. You make Gluten-free life look good ;)Naomi O'Neillhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-75125967781304214942012-07-14T22:16:13.055-07:002012-07-14T22:16:13.055-07:00Thank you so much Karina for all your recipes, wha...Thank you so much Karina for all your recipes, what would I do without you?? I want to make this so bad but I cant have yeast, I noticed another reader couldn't as well but there was no response. Can I omit it or use something else in place of?anna rayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-71358482403523590582012-07-10T23:14:24.001-07:002012-07-10T23:14:24.001-07:00It just looks so stunning...and with olive, I'...It just looks so stunning...and with olive, I'm sure it's going to be blast! :)Lynda Bayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-91012512781977833692012-07-10T07:39:07.595-07:002012-07-10T07:39:07.595-07:00Your description of the bread on your honeymoon in...Your description of the bread on your honeymoon in Italy is so dreamy. Not to mention the bread! yowza.theglutenfreecocinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-45511426071061540162012-07-09T18:28:33.292-07:002012-07-09T18:28:33.292-07:00I would be dishonest if I did not admit I am no lo...I would be dishonest if I did not admit I am no longer vegan- I am gluten-free and dairy-free, and will remain so all my life. But living "GF/DF and vegan turned out to be unhealthy for me. There are very few plant proteins I can actually eat; and my body was running down because I had few options.

I am listening to my body and eating in a manner that agrees with me. We must all do this- listen to our bodies. Each of us is individual. There is no one size fits all."

Well said, well said! Stay true to your body and feel no shame in feeding it right. Thank you for being honest with your readers too. I find that too many self-identified vegans feel like once they've gone down that road, that there is no going back, and if they do stop the diet, that they are somehow a failure. Which is absolutely not true!

Love your blog for its wisdom and wit... and for the fabulous eats. Thank you again!Beccahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-13305180247648591162012-07-09T04:05:45.120-07:002012-07-09T04:05:45.120-07:00Giving up bread has been my daughter's (8yrs o...Giving up bread has been my daughter's (8yrs old) hardest part of being gluten free. Thanks for sharing yummy recipes.Nantucket Daffodilhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-25627348096462092722012-07-05T20:31:35.694-07:002012-07-05T20:31:35.694-07:00This looks great. I see you have almond flour/meal...This looks great. I see you have almond flour/meal. What would you suggest to substitute. Have nut allergies and soy.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-5157100600948469332012-07-05T13:40:28.369-07:002012-07-05T13:40:28.369-07:00Laura, I've only made it as written. I think s...Laura, I've only made it as written. I think some commenters above have experimented with replacing it- did you browse comments?Karina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-46534908983402513322012-07-05T13:03:45.098-07:002012-07-05T13:03:45.098-07:00Hi Karina, With what ingredient can I replace de r...Hi Karina,
With what ingredient can I replace de rice bran? It´s not easy to find that in Chile.....although it should be super common....it´s not. I loved the recipe and want to get a result as good as it looks in your pictures.
Tanks, email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-55690429128270726252012-07-05T11:56:58.239-07:002012-07-05T11:56:58.239-07:00Pam- No- rice bran is a fiber (the husks of brown ...Pam- No- rice bran is a fiber (the husks of brown rice). I find it in the gluten-free flours section.Karina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-23808154814577135082012-07-05T11:46:41.198-07:002012-07-05T11:46:41.198-07:00Hi Karina..in the receipe for the olive bread you ...Hi Karina..in the receipe for the olive bread you mentioned rice bran is that the oil or ?????Pamhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-15212282606213373142011-11-29T23:16:47.970-08:002011-11-29T23:16:47.970-08:00Karina, I know this is a bit late, but I just want...Karina, I know this is a bit late, but I just wanted to let you know that this came out beautifully! I have made it twice so far - once without rice bran as I can't find it here, but I added extra quinoa flakes and it worked just wonderfully. The second time (today) I had no quinoa flakes (organic store is out of stock till December!) so I just used quinoa flour instead. And it still worked! Due to the humidity here (I live in a tropical country) I cut down 1 tbls of oil and adjusted the water accordingly, and everything came out -perfect-. I've been craving flatbreads so this is wonderful!Shukuhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-51875347451689171232011-10-01T12:05:35.144-07:002011-10-01T12:05:35.144-07:00I adapted this recipe last night to make a Gluten-...I adapted this recipe last night to make a Gluten-Free VEGAN Rosemary Bread!

http://adorningschemes.blogspot.com/2011/10/bread.htmlLloralyehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-37899335450957724412011-08-19T07:58:27.719-07:002011-08-19T07:58:27.719-07:00This recipe looks great; however, I don't have...This recipe looks great; however, I don't have any rice bran on hand and was wondering what I could substitute for it? Thanks!Jenihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-31900508264420784822011-08-12T15:42:38.793-07:002011-08-12T15:42:38.793-07:00I am DROOLING! Looks fab and can't wait to try...I am DROOLING! Looks fab and can't wait to try it this weekend! Thank you for sharing!Catherine Ruehlehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-30931142943039001032011-07-22T08:02:35.824-07:002011-07-22T08:02:35.824-07:00Hi karina, This seem like a interesting recipe. I ...Hi karina,
This seem like a interesting recipe. I do have a question though, what can i use to replace millet or sorghum flour? Since with my condition right now i have to avoid it. It will be great if there is other subsitution. I would really like to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing it with us.mskutinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-51791294744256020212011-07-16T00:56:05.796-07:002011-07-16T00:56:05.796-07:00This looks amazing! Three weeks ago I threw out mo...This looks amazing! Three weeks ago I threw out most of the starches I had in the cupboard. I've kept the arrowroot, just in case! I've recently put a recipe for bread rolls up on my blog which I made for followers of the SCD. This is wholegrain and yeast free. The only other thing I have an issue with is the xanthan gum. When I make your bread, I might use ground flax seeds instead! Thank you for sharing this!Vickyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-67962707146880384072011-07-15T17:58:03.976-07:002011-07-15T17:58:03.976-07:00hi,thanks again for a fabulous looking recipe, can...hi,thanks again for a fabulous looking recipe, can one just omit the gum? i've been baking without it lately (and following several GF blogs/recipes for the past 3 years)
thanks!flamingohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-12097223604806182572011-07-02T13:02:58.034-07:002011-07-02T13:02:58.034-07:00Hi, Karina! I drew inspiration from this recipe an...Hi, Karina! I drew inspiration from this recipe and the wealth of GF breadmaking knowledge you share with us to make up my own low carb bread recipe, just posted at my blog. I gave you a shot out. :) We might have slightly different nutritional philosophies (perhaps more similar now, with the lower starch flours you use here!), but your tips, photos, and beautiful prose have made your blog a resource I had to recommend to my readers! Thanks a million for all of the love and hard work you put into your site.Laurenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-64556029318385706472011-06-28T07:13:24.807-07:002011-06-28T07:13:24.807-07:00Thank you so much for this recipe, it was a huge h...Thank you so much for this recipe, it was a huge hit in our house. I couldn't get brown rice flour or quinoa flakes so I used 3/4 C white rice flour and topped it up with buckwheat flour and cornmeal, and I used quinoa flour (instead of flakes). Also, as these are all such heavy flours, I left it for 1/2 hour in the boot of the car to rise slightly. It was a fantastic success. Husband and kids are having it for breakfast with pesto as spread.Jodie Ehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-42603965978364042012011-06-26T09:40:47.375-07:002011-06-26T09:40:47.375-07:00My loaf was roughly 8 inches wide. The flatter you...My loaf was roughly 8 inches wide. The flatter you spread the dough, the flatter the bread will be.

This focaccia style bread is a flat bread with no rise time. You could also cover the dough in the pan, set it in a warm place, and let it rise until doubled, if you'd like a higher loaf. KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-47205919752054973412011-06-24T11:46:11.842-07:002011-06-24T11:46:11.842-07:00I have been staring at this recipe for a few days ...I have been staring at this recipe for a few days now. I finally made it yesterday afternoon, and much like yourself, devoured almost the entire thing! With help from a certain man of course. I started reading your blog a few months ago and was delighted to find something vegan AND gluten free. I am vegan and although not "a celiac", I have an extremely finicky digestive tract. I noticed that cutting out dairy helped immensely and cutting out gluten was another huge stepping stone to success. I have made a lot of your recipes, and created my own using your flour blends as a guideline. I must say, your desserts are fantabulous!!!! Thank you for all your firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-25724068303917195282011-06-23T14:55:03.004-07:002011-06-23T14:55:03.004-07:00Made this for dinner tonight. Everyone loved it a...Made this for dinner tonight. Everyone loved it and no one knew it was GF...only one in our group has to eat GF. I'll definately make this one email@example.com


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Located in the heart of Rueil-Malmaison, this hotel is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Theatre Andre Malraux and within 6 mi (10 km) of Grande Arche and Palais des Congres de Paris. Bois de Boulogne and Parc des Princes are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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INTER-HOTEL Rueil Centre features multilingual staff, dry cleaning/laundry services, and room service (during limited hours). Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This business-friendly hotel also offers express check-out and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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Travis Sanheim of the Yellowhead Chiefs was named the Manitoba AAA Midget Hockey League's MNP Defensive Player of the Month for the end of the regular season in February.
The 16-year-old from Elkhorn had a goal and three assists with a plus/minus of +3 for the month, helping the Chiefs lock down second place in the West Division and a bye into the second round of the playoffs. James Shearer of the Brandon Wheat Kings was one of the runners-up for the award.
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Week number two is in the books and it was a busy one, complete with seven book reviews, two movie reviews, and the beginning of our blended book and movie coverage that will continue straight through to the Oscars at the end of February.
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The New York Times posted this interesting article about book piracy and child labor in Mumbai.
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We interviewed author Steven Manchester about his latest novel Goodnight, Brian.
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Herbert M. Woolf
Herbert M. Woolf (October 11, 1880 - September 22, 1964) was an American businessman and Thoroughbred racehorse owner.
Herbert Morris Woolf was born on October 11, 1880, graduated from Central High School in 1898.[1] He was the president of Woolf Brothers, the Kansas City based luxury goods department store founded in 1865 by his father, Alfred Woolf and his uncle, Samuel Woolf. Woolf was also the owner of Woolford Farm, which produced the only ever Kansas bred Kentucky Derby winner, Lawrin of 1938 along with several other champion race horses. Woolf is also a cousin of British political theorist and husband of Virginia Woolf, Leonard Woolf
Woolf Brothers
Samuel and Alfred Woolf came to Leavenworth, Kansas in 1865, after the Civil War, from their native New York. There, they established a store where fine men's shirts were made and sold. By June 1879, Kansas City had become the region's urban commercial center and the business was accordingly relocated there, where it prospered. Herbert Woolf began working for the business in 1912 and was president three years later. He worked his way up from collector to window decorator to buyer, and junior partner in his twenties. For over thirty years, Woolf Brothers expanded and thrived under Herbert to become one of the largest and most revered luxury goods department stores in the Midwest, with branches in five other major cities. Alfred Lighton assumed control of the business in 1962 and remained there until 1992 when major changes in the retail clothing industry and other economic factors caused Woolf Brothers to permanently close its doors.
Woolford Farm
Herbert Woolf was a passionate horseman and his greatest accomplishments lay in horse racing which he pursued at his 200 acre Woolford Farm in eastern Kansas. In addition to being a Thoroughbred horse farm, it was a country retreat where Woolf threw extravagant parties whose guests included Theodore Roosevelt and the infamous Tom Pendergast.
In 1933, Woolf paid $500 for Insco (1928-1939), a son of the great sire Sir Gallahad III. Insco would sire a number of successful stakes winners including two by the mare, Margaret Lawrence. Their first was the 1938 Kentucky Derby winner, Lawrin, and the second the 1940 Kentucky Oaks winner, Inscolassie. Lawrin won the 64th running of the Kentucky Derby, beating C. V. Whitney's colt, Dauber. Lawrin's jockey was U.S. Racing Hall of Fame inductee, Eddie Arcaro. His trainer was another Hall of Fame inductee, Ben A. Jones. Lawrin is buried next to his sire at the former Woolford Farm, now Prairie Village, Kansas.
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Portraying the "People's Princess" in the new biopic Diana was a role Naomi Watts approached with tears and trepidation.
The 45-year-old mother of two says she had concerns about how Princes William and Harry would react to the film about their mother, who was killed in a car accident when they were aged just 15 and 12.
"Yes, I was very aware of the sensitivities involved. That's why I turned it down twice... but, ultimately, I felt I had to rise to the challenge," Naomi told Weekly correspondent Jenny Forsyth at the London premiere.
"I struggled with the idea for some time. Everyone feels they know her, so I questioned whether I could ever claim her as being my own character."
"I do care about how they [the princes] feel about it. They're men now, and they understand that their mother was the most famous woman of our time, so there will always be an obvious interest in her."
Despite Naomi's concerns, the film recently sparked more controversy when an advertising poster was placed directly above the Paris tunnel where Diana was killed. One of her closest friends, Rosa Monckton, spoke of her outrage.
"I really don't have any words to describe how I feel about this cynical and shameless attempt to publicise a film that should never have been made. To have made a film so speculative as this is disgusting enough, but to then advertise it on the spot at which she died is despicable. It is a terrible intrusion into her memory, not to mention the lives of her sons, whose feelings are often forgotten."
The film's distributor has not commented on the poster, which is one of many across Paris.
The movie follows Diana's love affair with Dr Hasnat Khan in the year before her death, but royal author Richard Kay says it makes light of the gravity of Diana's decisions, and falls short of the women who captured the hearts of the world.
"Could a two-hour film really do justice to my friend Diana? The answer, I'm afraid, is that it does not," he wrote in the Daily Mail.
"That Diana had fallen in love with the burly heart surgeon was a secret she shared with very few, but it impacted hugely on her life in a way that this film does scant justice to," says Richard.